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As their motto is “We Serve,” The Lions Club of Greenwich is known for fighting blindness, serving youth, providing award grants, helping during disasters, caring for the environment, feeding the hungry and aiding seniors and the disabled. Continue Reading →
On Monday, May 18, Alma Rutgers will receive the Barbara Nolan Award from Barbara’s House. Barbara’s House, formerly CCI, is a Greenwich social service agency providing local residents with a wide range of free services including after school programs, individual and group counseling, workforce development initiatives, special needs support groups, and citizenship prep. The organization has been working in Greenwich for over 70 years and offers all its programs for free. Continue Reading →
If hearing beautiful and moving music performed with the highest degree of virtuosity and mastery in the beautiful acoustics of St. Catherine’s Church constitutes a great musical experience for you, do not miss this performance on Sunday at 2:30pm. Following the concert, there will be a light reception in the Narthex, where you will be able to meet our distinguished guest artists in person. Continue Reading →
The guest presenter is Lisa Tella with the Harmony Project of the YWCA, a program designed to provide free and confidential support for adults and child survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Continue Reading →
Give your child a taste of the French language with the Alliance Française’s 4-week session for young beginners, ages 4-10. Get your child out of the sun during the hottest part of the day for a fun and engaging experience learning a new skill. Continue Reading →
Light Up Greenwich is a community-wide fundraising campaign designed to enhance the Town’s beloved Fourth of July fireworks celebrations at Binney Park and Greenwich Point. Continue Reading →
Thousands of items, boutique-style shopping, and major savings—all in one weekend. Continue Reading →
PTA volunteers Jennette Leal and Maureen Harper were busy before spring break sending students home with fresh produce and items like bags of beans and rice their families can use for meal prep. The community pantry at GHS was originally started by Folsom House administrator Andrew Byrne and assistant dean Laura Boyd to help about 40 students. Word of mouth spread and they quickly learned there are more students in need. Continue Reading →
Dogwood Books & Gifts is hosting a free salon-style conversation with two of Greenwich’s own masters of suspense, Deborah Goodrich Royce and Wendy Walker, as they discuss their brand-new psychological thrillers and the craft behind writing them. Continue Reading →
The event is set for Friday June 12 and will feature Gary Clark, Jr at The Capital Theater in Port Chester. Proceeds directly support Pathways’ residential homes and day programs. Continue Reading →