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On Tuesday night, the Avon Theater’s screening of “Rubble Kings” shed light on the forgotten yet strikingly important story of gang violence in New York in the 70’s and how it influenced the upstart of hip hop music. The theater was honored to welcome Shan Nicholson, the film’s director, and Topaz, a member of the Ebony Dukes who was featured in the film, to answer questions from curious audience members. Continue Reading →
On Friday night, the Arch Street Teen Center in Greenwich was filled with bright and compelling song. The “Arch Street Acoustic” free concert, hosted on Friday night by Singer-Songwriter and radio host Caroline Jones, featured originals and covers alike. Each told a story that held personal meaning to the artist, who was accompanied by nothing other than her own guitar, piano, and banjo. Continue Reading →
On Wednesday, May 27th, A true American icon came to Greenwich’s own C. Parker Gallery to present his emblematic artwork to viewers buzzing with questions and conversation. Max was not only a keystone artist in psychedelic and counter-culture pop art in the 60’s and 70’s, but later the official artist for many recent events, highlights including the Grammy Awards, The 30th Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the Super Bowl among others. Despite his success with various styles, Max’s continued fascination with new ideas and processes was evident to anyone in attendance on Wednesday evening. Continue Reading →
“This tangy French tart can be served on its own or accented with fresh berries. Be sure to make a high pastry rim to contain all of the delicious filling.” – Victoria Hart Glavin of Tiny New York Kitchen Continue Reading →
The Y-Net Frisbee tourney will feature a DJ, sandwiches and food from the area’s favorite Deli’s including: Corbo’s, Cardillo’s, Kings, Rinaldi’s, Riverside Deli, and others. Prizes include free meals at local restaurants, T-shirt and sport items. There will also be a Sno-cone machine and raffle prizes. The event will take place at the Western Middle School fields. Continue Reading →
On Wednesday the 27 C. Parker Gallery will be hosting a reception you won’t want to miss. The gallery, along with Peter Max himself will be introducing some of his newest works, which celebrate the 100th anniversary of Frank Sinatra’s birth and depict the famous singer in various stages of his career in bright bursts of color. Continue Reading →
“Bison is a naturally flavorful, lean, and tender meat that can be prepared much the same as beef. Overcooking is a no-no, but make sure it reaches a medium doneness.” – Victoria Hart Glavin of Tiny New York Kitchen Continue Reading →
The Harbor Management Commission on Wednesday discussed the current state of uncertainty in the dredging of the Mianus River, including piggyback dredging, as well as the future of the mooring space in Greenwich Harbor as a limited resource. Continue Reading →
“I never buy prepared sauces at the market because I like to experiment making my own. Try making a barbecue sauce with your favorite soda. You’ll be surprised at how great it tastes.” – Victoria Hart Glavin of Tiny New York Kitchen Continue Reading →
“I grill all year long, even in 3 feet of snow, but for many Memorial Day weekend is the beginning of grilling season. Try grilling these delicious Grilled Brisket Burgers and feel free to experiment will all sorts of toppings.” – Victoria Hart Glavin of Tiny New York Kitchen Continue Reading →