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Saturday is the pop up market with Abilis and the concert with Trio Fadolin. Sunday is a Holiday market with handcrafted goods by local Afghan Women’s Sewing Circle, Hands of Hope. Continue Reading →
Note: there are dumpsters at Binney Park and Bible Street Park for residents convenience on Thursday, Nov 20, Friday, Nov 21, Saturday, Nov 22 and Sunday, Nov 23. Continue Reading →
Participants can choose from a competitive 5K race, a non-competitive 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk, or the Mini Trot, a joyful sprint through the finish chute designed just for little ones. All races begin and end at the Arch Street Teen Center, 100 Arch Street, and follow a scenic, flat course through Bruce Park. Continue Reading →
Beginning the first week of December, the grounds of the Greenwich Historical Society will be aglow with twinkling lights and vibrant decorations. An array of family-oriented events are planned, with proceeds supporting arts and education programming. Continue Reading →
This cherished community tradition sells out every year. Reserve your spot today. The event is open to the public. Fee is $10 for adults and non-members. Free for children age 3 and under, and Free for current BGCG members (thanks to a generous anonymous donor). Continue Reading →
Celebrate Thanksgiving with 10 exciting rounds of bingo, where each round offers the chance to win fantastic prizes, including everything you need for a perfect turkey dinner. Continue Reading →
Thanks to their incredible support Barbara’s House has been able to expand their reach every year. What started as a small effort to combat food insecurity during the pandemic has grown into a robust annual operation powered by Barbara’s House staff, dedicated volunteers, and generous community partners. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Council, Scouting America, is pleased to announce the appointment of Julie Scoran, District Director/Program. With many years of Scouting experience, Scoran comes to the Council to enhance the membership opportunities for the youth of Greenwich. Her strong work ethic, commitment and passion to Scouting is a tremendous asset to our Council. “Julie’s addition to the Council will motivate and lead the volunteers to create and maintain the growth and success of the Council,” said Ray Garrison, Scout Executive/CEO of the Greenwich Council. “We are excited to have Julie join our team and look forward to the success of Council.”
Scoran is a graduate of Mitchell College with a degree in Education. Continue Reading →
The First Bank of Greenwich Partners with Abilis to Help Generate Donations of New Clothes, Toys and Books for Adults and Children with Disabilities — Now Through December 12 Continue Reading →
The Adaptive Home will house six residents with complex medical needs and disabilities. Continue Reading →