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‘More, More, More’ opens at the Flinn Gallery and draws large crowds to its winter show filled with color and abstraction. A must- see show, upstairs at Greenwich library. Continue Reading →
“Taste the Towns” promises an abundance of flavors and gourmet specialties on March 4 at the Stanwich Club. The event benefits Community Health at Greenwich Hospital. On Monday, Firenze Restaurant held a preview where chefs, supporters and committee members mingled. Continue Reading →
The spaghetti creole dinner at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church is a jackpot of good food, company and shared memories, including those of several food service workers who retired with decades of service to Greenwich Schools. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Chamber of Commerce celebrated its first After Six Event of the year at Citarella. It was their largest gathering in the history of the Chamber. Citarella dazzled the guests with a sumptuous array of their specialties. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Town Party (GTP) is offering Block Party Ticket Sets, a pre-sale opportunity comprised of six Community Tickets for $750, through Monday, February 1 to secure general admission to this year’s party. Continue Reading →
The blizzard of ’16 didn’t stop the Chabad Annual Gala at the Hyatt Regency Greenwich. All celebrated The Chabad’s growth and success in an evening of inspiration, motivation and connection – and an inspiring speech by keynote speaker, Joseph Telushkin.
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You may know Dom Delfino already. Born and raised in Pemberwick, he is a familiar face in town. His diner style restaurant, Joey B’s, on River Rd Extension in Cos Cob is a hub of socializing and laughter. “It can be like a bar, but with no liquor,” Dom said. Popular items on the extensive menu include, full breakfast, burgers, salads, soups, melts and milk shakes. “The place is small, and we can’t store a lot – so the food is always very fresh.” Continue Reading →
This exhibition celebrates the mesmerizing beauty of big cats through Robert Dallet’s art, while reminding us of their precarious position in the man made world. Thanks to a collaboration between the Bruce Museum and Hermès of Paris, general admission will be free from January 10 – March 13, 2016, during regular gallery hours. By waiving admissions, (it’s free!) the Bruce and Hermès illustrate their commitment to the understanding and appreciation of art and science to a greater audience. Continue Reading →
“Unite, Discover, Connect and Share” were the themes of the evening at the Mega Challah Bake on Thursday evening, Jan.17 at the Hyatt Regency Greenwich. 500 enthusiastic Jewish women from around Fairfield County participated at this event, which proved to be informative and spiritual. Continue Reading →
The showing of “The Great American Landscape, a new selection of 55 superb, and color saturated panoramas opened Thursday, January 17 at the Flinn Gallery. Artists showed off their many talents with a range of works from all over the country, and captivated all who attended. Continue Reading →