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Sandblast is intended purely for a fun day at the beach, focusing on the creative aspect of
sand sculpting. Participants need only bring shovels, pails, and any tools to create a sand
sculpture. Participants will also need to check-in at the middle pavilion on the beach and
get a flag to mark their sculpture. Continue Reading →
Sandblast 2017 was awash in sunshine. Continue Reading →
A Concert by David Schroeder and Combo Nuvo Trio is set for Sunday, Feb 12 at 3:00pm in the Greenwich Arts Council, Meeting Room, Second Floor. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Arts Council’s free Curiosity Concerts – a series of eight professional 50-minute concerts designed to inspire children and their parents – open today for reservation. Continue Reading →
Good things about Greenwich: Sandblast! It was a great day at the beach to build a sand castle, go for a swim, munch out at the What’s Cooking Concession, socialize with friends and neighbors, or devour a good book. Continue Reading →
Art to the Ave will run from May 5 – 30, 2016. Opening night set for Thursday, May 5, from 5:30-8:00pm. The evening will launch a truly spectacular show and much anticipated community event with musicians and street performers fill the streets. Continue Reading →
Art to the Avenue will kick off on May 7 with a party up and down Greenwich Avenue. Participating shops and businesses will feature the work of local artists during May. Continue Reading →
By Leslie Yager
Some time late Thursday morning the sun broke through the fog. From Old Greenwich to Byram, steam rose from the rain soaked asphalt. The air grew warmer. Air conditioners whirred to life. And everyone holding their collective breath in anticipation of the Art to the Ave festivities exhaled a deep sigh of relief and headed out to the party. And it was a blast! Continue Reading →
At last, Thursday ushers in both May and Art to the Ave., with opening night festivities planned from 5:30 to 8:00pm. Expect parties and performers up and down Greenwich Ave. Continue Reading →