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The Foodshed Forum, in collaboration with Northwest Connecticut Food Hub, invites you to Sustaining Fairfield County’s Foodshed, a free in-person panel discussion on Friday, March 7 from 10:00am – 11:30am at Sam Bridge Nursery and Greenhouses. Continue Reading →
On Saturday, March 8 from 8:00am to 12:00pm, the Lions Club of Greenwich’s Annual Pancake Breakfast will take place in the GHS Student Center. Continue Reading →
From Tuesday, March 4 through Monday, March 24, Greenwich residents and employees can submit an application for the online ticket lottery. Continue Reading →
By harnessing the power of the Fiber Arts Community, #SocksForSam is raising awareness and funds to benefit the Vanishing White Matter Disease Family Foundation. You can help too. Continue Reading →
Established in 1955, the SBCB is a true community band in Greenwich. Membership is open to band instrumentalists ranging from talented, middle-school level students up through active or retired professional musicians. Auditions for instrumentalists from high school and above are not necessary. Continue Reading →
In addition to the award, Governor Lamont will present Richards with a proclamation offering him the “Key to the State.” Continue Reading →
This exciting event features 15 visiting bands performing throughout the day from as far away as Canada. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Conservation Commission is hosting a three-part series titled, Oh Deer! Managing Greenwich’s White-Tailed Deer Population. Continue Reading →
Greenwich’s new Liberty Tree is the 123 rd planted as part of this initiative. Dutch Elm Disease (DED) decimated American elms after its accidental introduction in the 1930s, but disease-resistant elm varieties are allowing this important species to make a comeback. Continue Reading →
Over the past six months, students worked closely with the organizations to bring their stories to life. The process included researching the nonprofits, conducting interviews, capturing video footage, managing audio, and editing the documentaries. Each student collaborated in pairs to produce videos for two of the nonprofits, with each taking the lead on one of the projects. Continue Reading →