Support local small businesses. Arch in Bloom is located at 201 Pemberwick Road in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Derek D’Andrea
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Arch in Bloom’s Flurry Fest Returns This Weekend
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This Saturday is Arch in Bloom’s long anticipated Flurry Fest returns this weekend. The elves have been busy in the workshop handmaking wreaths and garlands, and fresh cut Christmas trees are lined up for your selection. Inside the retail shop is bursting with unique ornaments, candles and seasonal gifts. Flurry Fest is set for Saturday, December 2 from 12:00-6:00pm. Come and enjoy music, refreshments and kid-friendly activities while you shop. Entertain your tiny tots with reindeer games like DIY s’mores, a snowy scavenger hunt and a cozy hot cocoa station. Continue Reading →
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PHOTOS: In Greenwich, Arch in Bloom’s Winter Wonderland Awaits You
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Arch in Bloom has been transformed into a winter wonderland the whole family will enjoy. Shop for handmade wreaths, ornaments, candles and seasonal gifts as you explore the festive displays and peruse the stocked holiday market. Continue Reading →
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Worth Waiting for: “Pumpkins & Pints” at Arch in Bloom Draws a Crowd
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Arch in Bloom’s owner Derek D’Andrea takes great pride in staging the annual Halloween event, sourcing pieces for his displays year round. Inside the shop the animatronics this year are over the top, including a busy witch talking to customers while tending her simmering cauldron. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Arch in Bloom, Derek D'Andrea, Halloween, Pumpkins & Pints
Arch in Bloom’s Halloween Displays: “We’ve Upped Our Game This Year”
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Derek D’Andrea said his team really upped their game this year, and everything inside the store is interactive. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Holiday, Arch in Bloom, Bill D'Andrea, Derek D'Andrea, Halloween
PHOTOS: Annual Flurry Fest is Merry & Bright at Arch in Bloom in Pemberwick
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The scents of chocolate, sizzling sausages and fresh Pine needles wafted as families perused the trees and wreathes on Sunday. Continue Reading →