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The Flinn Gallery’s latest stunning show “Of Art and Craft” nine artists demonstrates a high level of craft skill in addition to artistic flair and concept in glass, clay and fiber. Continue Reading →
More great photos of the Greenwich Wine + Food Festival in Roger Sherman Baldwin Park. Who says it’s fall? Saturday was possibly the most beautiful day of summer 2017. Continue Reading →
Don’t miss this exceptional first show of the new season at the Flinn Gallery, second floor of the Greenwich Library.
Memory of Place is a show based on the concept of time, place and memory. It runs through October 18, 2017 Continue Reading →
A little rain didn’t dampen the spirits of car enthusiasts of all ages at the Greenwich Concours D’elegance 22nd annual car show Continue Reading →
The Old Greenwich Farmers Market is open every Wednesday afternoon from 2:30pm to 6:00pm. The market features fresh produce, plants, baked goods, meats, prepared foods and much more. Continue Reading →
Scheduled for Saturday, June 10 at the Riverside Yacht Club, the Jamaican Jam will include Jamaican food, music and dancing, poetry and storytelling, live and silent auctions and a chance to meet Jamaican Bobsled Team members. Continue Reading →
Tommy Hilfiger and his wife Dee spoke of their three special needs children on the autism spectrum and how answering these needs has been a central part of their lives. Continue Reading →
Don’t miss this breathtaking exhibit which includes 11 Cambodian artists who explore notions of time, identity and history. The opening at Flinn Gallery, 2nd Floor Greenwich Library is Thursday evening, May 4 from 6 to 8 pm. Come mingle with your fellow art lovers and chat with the curators – who have traveled to and from Cambodia to bring this wondrous collection of art to Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“Education funding is largely based on local property wealth. This made sense in the colonial times when people stayed for their whole lives in one town. But now we don’t just serve the interest of one town but the entire country. Most developed nations don’t have this funding system.” – National Book Award winner Jonathan Kozol came to Greenwich for a Q&A and book signing at Round Hill Community Church. Continue Reading →
