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Jobber-Free, Greenwich Farmers Market Returns to Horseneck Lot

Greenwich Farmer’s Market opens Saturday May 16 at 9:30am sharp with the traditional “ringing of the bell” in Horseneck Lot. The market runs until 1:00pm. The Greenwich Farmers’ Market is one of the only markets that is producer-only. That means the person selling the produce knows how it was grown and can tell you if it’s organic and how it was grown. Continue Reading →

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In Greenwich, Corrigan Does it Again, Launches Navea Style Communications

Geri Corrigan may be forever associated with the red carpet that unfurls once a year down the center of Greenwich Avenue, but her path has diverged from the runway over the years. Since leaving Saks Fifth Avenue Corrigan has launched NaveaStyle Communications, a full-service marketing and events agency based in Greenwich. Continue Reading →

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Business and Culinary Showcase Set for Wednesday, May 13 with Over 70 Exhibitors

The Greenwich Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Business & Culinary Showcase is set for Wednesday, May 13 from 5:30pm to 8:30pm at the Eastern Greenwich Civic Center. Participants can sample local restaurant fare, wine, beverages, and, of course, desserts. Bill Evans, Channel 7 – ABC television, will emcee the evening. Other highlights include raffle prizes, demonstrations, FREE valet parking, and event specials. Continue Reading →

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Art to the Ave is Here! Comptoir de Cotonniers Features Work of André Lanoux

Thursday is shaping up to be the perfect day for the opening festivities of Art to the Ave 2015. At Comptoir des Cotonniers, Dee Shea and Nicole Robert were busy setting up displays of the paintings of André Lanoux, a Greenwich artist. Stop by Comptoir des Cotonniers at 271 Greenwich Ave for a sip of champagne between 5:30-pm and 7:00pm. All the art on display is for sale, and a 30% tax deduction for the purchaser benefits Greenwich Arts Council Continue Reading →

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P&Z Strikes Down More Distance Separation Rules for Greenwich Restaurant Liquor Licenses

Soon there may be restaurants side-by-side where liquor is served. In the village of Old Greenwich, this means that Beach House Café may find Sweat Pea’s, ReNapoli Pizza or even Oriental Gourmet seeking liquor permits. In Cos Cob, the Drawing Room could potentially apply for a liquor license despite being across the street from Coast in Mill Pond. Just up the line, why not a beer with your meal at Joey B’s Famous Chili Hub, around the corner from Louie’s Restaurant & Bar? Continue Reading →

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