Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/around-town/page/35/)
The lights will be turned on Thanksgiving night, when the displays will be illuminated along Greenwich Avenue, East Putnam Avenue from Church Street / Greenwich Avenue, and in Cos Cob. The lights will remain up through the end of January 2026. Continue Reading →
Christ Church Greenwich’s Dogwood Books & Gifts is hosting a Parenting Author Talk, Book Signing & Reception featuring Katherine Schwarzenegger Pratt, New York Times bestselling author, host and founder of “BDA Baby” Podcast & Instagram Live Show. The event is on Tuesday, November 4, at 7:00 pm. Continue Reading →
Calling all Swifties! Come celebrate Taylor’s new album with a funtastic family friendly album release dance party. All ages are welcome to the Live Tribute performance to benefit the Arch Street Teen Center. Continue Reading →
The renovated Clubhouse bears the name of Rebecca S. Breed, a longtime board member, former First Selectman of Greenwich, and a passionate advocate for the Club and its youth. Continue Reading →
Be sure to visit the crafts table of Hands of Hope (sewing cooperative) – a great place to find meaningful host and holiday gifts. Continue Reading →
A group of about 50 people gathered at First Church of Round Hill in back country for the dedication of a newly planted Valley Forge Elm Tree in honor of John R. Conte Jr., who was president of Greenwich Tree Conservancy when he died unexpectedly in April. Continue Reading →
In this visionary talk, Rainer will share compelling alternatives to traditional horticulture and demonstrate how designed plantings can function like natural plant communities. Continue Reading →
Simmons, CEO OF Pursiut, will speak on “Economic Growth and Opportunity in Connecticut,” reflecting on the progress the state has made since 2019. Continue Reading →
Members of The Wallace Center (formerly the Senior Center) are enjoying a weekly class, “Broadway By the Year,” taught by Open Arts Alliance instructor, John Curtis. Continue Reading →
Born in the U.S. to immigrant parents from China, Amy Tan rejected her mother’s expectations that she become a doctor and concert pianist. She chose to write fiction instead, resulting in a successful career with many books on The New York Times bestseller list including The Joy Luck Club. Her new book, The Backyard Bird Chronicles (Knopf), debuted at #1 on both The New York Times and the Indie bestseller lists. Continue Reading →