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Tony Socci’s face is a familiar one in Greenwich as he has cut the hair of hundreds and possibly thousands of men since opening Palm Barber Shop over 50 years ago.
The Old Greenwich Merchants is sponsoring their second Art in The Park event on June 23rd or June 30th (rain date).
Two people were arrested by Greenwich Police who responded to a report of people shooting a BB gun at Binney Pond in Old Greenwich.
Dennis Lake’s path to opening La Taqueria began three decades ago with a job as a dish washer at the age of 14.
The Greenwich Tree Conservancy will sponsor an Arbor Day Tree Planting Ceremony at Cos Cob School on April 25 at 9:30am. Continue Reading →
Hands-on craft activities for all ages are available at no additional charge in the Museum’s Education Workshop, and the Museum’s galleries will be open. Continue Reading →
Wine, food, raffles will be available, as well as a special membership drive. Free valet parking. Key sponsor is OsteoStrong. Support local business and have fun! Continue Reading →
This is an opportunity to speak with your elected officials about the progress and current state of the legislative agenda. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday Greenwich Police responded to the Sound View Municipal Parking Lot at 80 Arch Street on a report of a motor vehicle accident. Continue Reading →
Dr. Jeffrey Hoffman has logged more than 21.5 million miles and 1,211 hours in space. His resume includes performing the first unplanned, contingency spacewalk in NASA’s history, as well as the initial rescue mission to repair the optics of the Hubble Space Telescope in 1993. Continue Reading →
Globally renowned artist Kay Griffith begins her world tour before her appearance at the 2019 London Biennale, at C. Parker Gallery in Greenwich, CT on Thursday, April 25th. The exhibit, titled “A Moment in Time” will showcase Griffith’s work, which employs oils on canvas with the masterful use of palette knives. Griffith, named a “Top 60 Masters of Contemporary Arts” by Art Tour International Magazine, will appear at the gallery for the opening reception on April 25th from 6:30pm to 8:30pm. “Kay Griffith is looking forward to launching her tour in Greenwich and we’re delighted to showcase her work,” said Tiffany Benincasa, C. Parker Gallery owner. “This exhibition opening coincides with the annual American Red Cross Ball where we have donated a specially commissioned painting by Griffith, encrusted with diamond dust and entitled Radiant Hope. This painting is currently on display at Greenwich jewelers Shreve, Crump & Low.”
In addition to this donation, a portion of proceeds from the “A Moment in Time” opening night will also be donated to the American Red Cross. Continue Reading →
In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to be made to Kids in Crisis in his name. Continue Reading →
This week patrons of Something Natural Greenwich, behind Saks at 189 Greenwich Ave, are discovering big changes at the coffee bar, which is now named Coffee Luca. Continue Reading →
Joseph Pell Lombardi will provide highlights of his dazzling portfolio in worldwide historic preservation in his keynote address: Cabins, Houses, Lofts, Skyscrapers & Castles at the Greenwich Historical Society’s Landmarks Recognition Program reception on April 28. Continue Reading →