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The exhibition features more than 60 original artworks that have been selected for the annual Federal Duck Stamp alongside taxidermy and carved decoys from the Bruce Museum’s collection. In the past 90 years, the Federal Duck Stamp has raised more than $1.2 billion to fund habitat conservation that protects waterfowl species that once faced extinction because of market hunters and agricultural growth that drained wetlands. Continue Reading →
Event on November 25th will raise awareness and provide resources to local families. Continue Reading →
The recent generosity of donors allowed the Museum to acquire “Plexus no. 43” for its permanent collection, ensuring that visitors can enjoy the artwork for generations to come. Continue Reading →
Some people like to respond in hands-on ways by getting supplies to the people who need them. Let’s roll up our sleeves and work together. Continue Reading →
Free and open to the public. Local pianist Alexander Constantine will be joined by violinist Jeff Pearson and cellist Nicco Mazziotto for the annual Christmas Serenade at Second Congregational Church, Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Auditions will be held December 3, 4, and 5 at Greenwich Arts Council, 299 Greenwich Avenue Continue Reading →
On Wednesday, November 6, from 5 to 8 pm Abilis Gardens & Gifts preview night will feature New HOLIDAY items for early and first-access. Continue Reading →
Key takeaways:
At least 96% of respondents are very satisfied or somewhat satisfied with in-person offerings.
At least 97% of respondents are very satisfied or somewhat satisfied with digital offerings.
At least 94% of respondents are very satisfied or somewhat satisfied with programming.
At least 96% of respondents are very satisfied or somewhat satisfied with Library communications. Continue Reading →
“Nature’s Impressions: The Modernist Landscape” features artists from the Cos Cob art colony, Old Lyme art colony and other American Modernists. Continue Reading →
“Spring forward, fall back.” Daylight Saving Time this year runs this year from Sunday, March 10 to Sunday, Nov 3. Continue Reading →