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Mikhail Svetlov is one of the brightest representatives of the bass vocal tradition. He has a great command of vocal technique, is an amazing actor of both comedy and drama, of tragic image and buffoonery, as well as pop and Broadway selections. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Mahjong Club launched the town’s first local structured Mahjong League in January, with Spring League registration now open. Continue Reading →
Students are invited to design a “Make Waves to Fight Cancer” 20th Anniversary t-shirt. Submissions will be accepted now through March 15, 2026, with a panel of judges selecting the final design and second and third place winners. The Grand Prize design will be printed on 2026 shirts, which will then be used to help raise funds at Swim Across America Fairfield County events from May through November. Continue Reading →
Elizabeth Hopley was elected President of the Greenwich Tree Conservancy Board of Directors. The GTC also welcomed three newly elected members to its Board of Directors: Matt Popp, John R. Conte III and Betsy Vitton. Continue Reading →
Retired Men’s Association, Feb 11. “How Did He Get the Shot? The Photography of New York Times Breaking News Journalist Neil Vigdor.” Continue Reading →
For many years, Brunswick staff and students have collaborated with Neighbor to Neighbor in an effort to tackle food insecurity in the Greenwich community. Continue Reading →
Beginning in March, players can join a fun and social six-week American Mahjong League at the Greenwich YWCA. The Greenwich League offers a warm, engaging, competitive-ish experience, with plenty of laughs along the way. Continue Reading →
Fr Martin will talk about his new book, “Work in Progress: Confessions of a Busboy, Dishwasher, Caddy, Usher, Factory Worker, Bank teller, Corporate Tool, and Priest” on Saturday, February 14, 2026 from 5:00 to 6:00 pm. Continue Reading →
In articles ranging from “The Candy Sellers” (New York Magazine) to “A Mexican Couple in California Plans to Self-Deport—and Leave Their Kids Behind” (The New Yorker), Jordan Salama explores how immigration policies shape daily life — determining where families sleep, whether children can attend school safely, and how communities navigate uncertainty. Continue Reading →
Attendees will enjoy an engaging talk exploring Greenwich’s role and experiences during the Revolutionary era, offering local insight into a defining moment in American history. Continue Reading →