The Greenwich Farmers Market will run from May 15, 2021 through November. Horseneck Lot is located at the corner of Horseneck Lane and Arch Street by I95 Exit 3. Continue Reading →
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The Greenwich Farmers Market will run from May 15, 2021 through November. Horseneck Lot is located at the corner of Horseneck Lane and Arch Street by I95 Exit 3. Continue Reading →
“Connecticut has an incredible mix of tourism offerings – from arts and cultural venues and restaurants, to lodging properties and outdoor recreation areas – all of which help generate business sales, tax revenues, and statewide jobs benefiting our communities.” – Governor Ned Lamont Continue Reading →
The ReImagine Greenwich committee talked about a free music series in Greenwich Common from June to September, about new restaurants on the Ave, and about banners attached to lamp posts. Continue Reading →
Restaurants that are participating will offer one free alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink to customers who show their vaccine card. Continue Reading →
The Historical Society will host Tavern Garden Markets on alternating Wednesdays, starting May 5 through November. Continue Reading →
The restaurant previously received approval to expand their restaurant into adjacent space formerly occupied by Greenwich Lock and Door, and that project is now complete. Continue Reading →
P&Z asked Townhouse Restaurant to establish a successful outdoor dining use and return to the commission mid summer. Continue Reading →
In honor of National Empanada Day, Jackie’s Empanadas On The Go is offering 10% using the code “EMPANADA”, available to Fairfield County, Westchester County, Manhattan and Brooklyn. Continue Reading →
The Perfect Provenance’s business model is based on serving breakfast and lunch. The commission asked why then did they needed a full liquor license and wondered if the goal was to offer a “happy hour.” Continue Reading →
Is it any wonder that we are so attached to maple sap? Certainly, Maples are beloved of New Englanders because their abundance here makes them “our tree.” Yet is there not also, perhaps, a more powerful, subliminal attachment in our love for the Maple, and its product, Maple Syrup? Continue Reading →