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In just a few short months, an empty stage has been transformed into the Land of Oz through the collective efforts of a cast of 40 students, nearly 30 chorus members, and a dedicated team of educators, staff, and families. Continue Reading →
The department includes Michael Breaux, band director; Bethany Fuscaldo, orchestra director; Luke Rosenberg, choral director; Barbara Friedman, music production teacher; and Jason Polise, who teaches modern band, guitar, jazz ensemble, and electronic music. Continue Reading →
The Western Middle Theater Club has been busy rehearsing for their production of The SpongeBob Musical youth edition, where SpongeBob Squarepants, played by Claire Moses, and friends in Bikini Bottom cope with pending annihilation from the eruption of undersea volcano Mount Humongous. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Ballet Academy offers many exciting summer offerings in 2026 for aspiring dancers of all ages. Continue Reading →
For the third time ever in the 386-year history of Greenwich, families can participate in Matzah Fest, a community-wide multi-generational Passover celebration hosted by Greenwich Reform Synagogue. Continue Reading →
Held on the same day as Greenwich’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, the Clubhouse was filled with energy as alumni spanning generations — from recent graduates as young as 19 to members in their 70s — came together to reconnect and reminisce. Continue Reading →
“Easter is a time for pondering life’s deepest questions. For Christians, it is a time to celebrate our faith’s most hopeful answers.” – Senior Minister Maxwell Grant. Continue Reading →
At Greenwich Historical Society’s summer Art & History Camp children in grades 2 through 8 explore the incredible historic campus in Cos Cob including the Bush-Holley House museum, exhibition galleries and education classroom. Continue Reading →
Wiberg will relate the story of two German submarines dispatched to evade a blockade and obtain valuable war materiel from the United States in 1916—when the U.S. was still officially neutral in the European conflict. Continue Reading →
Join Concordia Conservatory for this stirring finale — a musical celebration honoring America’s past, present, and future through the power and beauty of chamber music. The concert will feature Grammy-Winning Composer and Bassist John Patitucci. Continue Reading →