Home Sweet Home opens Thursday, January 11, from 6:00-8:00pm, with a reception open to the public. Continue Reading →
Home Sweet Home Set to Open at Flinn Gallery inside Greenwich Library
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Christ Church Sunday Forum: Conflict in Israel, Palestine and Beyond
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This interactive forum will be led by Rev. Porter, who is the founding director of Jerusalem Peacebuilders – a ministry of interfaith reconciliation that specializes in peace and leadership education in Jerusalem, Israel, and Palestine. Continue Reading →
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RMA to Feature Expert on Histories of Asian Imperialism and Today’s China
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Early in his career he focused on the Cold War, China- Russian Relations, the history of the Chinese Civil War and the Chinese Communist Party publishing works on China’s International History since 1750 and The Cold War: A World History. Continue Reading →
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RMA Featured Speaker: Rick Lawrence, Ph.D.“From Search to Generative AI – How ChatGPT Changed the World in a Few Months”
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This general audience talk will begin with an overview of ChatGPT and discuss how it differs from traditional search engines. There will be specific examples of ChatGPT illustrating its remarkable capabilities, and demonstrating some of its well-documented shortcomings including bias, misinformation, and hallucination. Continue Reading →
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Friends of Binney Park’s Annual Meeting to Feature Winner of Turtle Mascot Naming Contest
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Friends of Binney Park will hold its Annual Meeting on Wednesday, January 17 at the Sound Beach Firehouse in Old Greenwich. The meeting room is on the second floor and parking is available behind CVS. Continue Reading →
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Friends of Greenwich Library to Host an Evening of Broadway Cabaret
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This program is presented by the Friends of Greenwich Library and made possible by generous contributions from our community. It is free of charge and open to all. Continue Reading →
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Renowned Curator to Discuss Ceramic Artist Katherine Choy’s Legacy in conjunction with Historical Society Exhibition
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Choy’s reputation for radical ceramic art forms led to national prominence and the founding of Port Chester’s Clay Art Center. Continue Reading →
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Dr. Katie Takayasu to Speak at Christ Church’s Dogwood Books & Gifts
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“Dr. Katie” will teach you why a more plant-forward diet is helpful to longevity, disease prevention, and in the management of many chronic health conditions, as well as how to actually build more plant-rich food into your life in practical, easy ways. Continue Reading →
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IDF Soldier Serving in Gaza War Zone to Address High Schoolers as Part of Chabad’s Israel Odyssey Series
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Mendel Gestetner, a dedicated IDF soldier currently serving in the Gaza war zone, will be taking a 2-week break and head to Greenwich to share his firsthand experiences. Continue Reading →
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New Year’s Day Polar Plunge Tradition at Tod’s Point Draws Hundreds
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Every year on New Year’s Day hundreds of people know to show up at Tod’s Point to plunge into Long Island Sound at precisely 12:00 noon. In fact, this year, by 11:30 cars were queued all the way to Sound Beach Ave to mark the tradition. But it was worth it. The first day of 2024 was unseasonably mild and the sun was shining down on plungers, some of them even taking their time for a swim. People brought their dogs, wore their party hats and some even posed with the lonely mannequin “Cos Cob Bob” – brought to the beach by John DiNucci from Asf. Continue Reading →