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Last chance to view this exhibit is April 27. Visitors will also have the chance to test Lazzell’s abstract approaches to art making for themselves. In “The Modernist Studio,” an in-gallery interactive space, visitors can design their own Cubist landscapes, learn more about the innovations of the Provincetown print, and share drawn or written responses to Lazzell’s work. The exhibit runs through April 27. Continue Reading →
The festival is set for Saturday, April 19. According to the National Weather Service, Saturday will be a partly sunny day with a high of 82°. Participants of all ages are encouraged to enjoy the waterfront with their favorite flying machines. Continue Reading →
The Friends of Greenwich Library’s recent Poet’s Voice event featuring the legendary poet, performer, author, recording and visual artist, Patti Smith was a remarkable celebration of art, music, and literature. Continue Reading →
This summer at Pinkney Park in Rowayton. Directed by Alex Avin jr. Performances begin Wednesday, June 11, 2025. Limited engagement through Sunday, June 29, 2025. Opening night set for June 14, 2025. Continue Reading →
The Town of Greenwich Parks Department will provide shovels, hand shears, rakes, hand saws, and garbage bags. Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own tools if they have them. Continue Reading →
The inaugural Trevor & Friends show is set for Tuesday, April 15, 2025, with guests, US Congressman for CT’s 4th district since 2009, Democrat Jim Himes and Salty Politics writer Julie Robinsky. Continue Reading →
The steep slope from Bruce Museum down to Steamboat Rd has been a challenge in terms of a planting plan. The applicant seeks to relocate the stone wall along Steamboat Road, lower it and push it back so the sidewalk can be doubled in width from 5 ft to 10 ft, and allow space for street trees and seven decorative street pole lights to match the ones on Greenwich Ave.
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This year’s event is titled, “Food Pathways to Freedom.” It will open with a food tasting, continue with audience interaction, and reveal Connecticut’s dependence on chattel slavery as part of a larger regional economy. Continue Reading →
Next, on Maundy Thursday, April 17 the church will have a light dinner at 6:15pm to remember the Last Supper in the upper room with Jesus’ disciples, followed by a meditative worship service with Holy Communion at 7:00pm in the Sanctuary. Continue Reading →
This beloved initiative is designed to boost confidence, encourage self-expression, and equip young girls with strategies to handle challenging situations— all while fostering new friendships and having fun. Continue Reading →