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Beginning the first week of December, the grounds of the Greenwich Historical Society will be aglow with twinkling lights and vibrant decorations. An array of family-oriented events are planned, with proceeds supporting arts and education programming. Continue Reading →
Greenwich resident and Master Artist Dmitri Wright will conduct a painting workshop on Sunday, October 19 at Greenwich Historical Society to show aspiring artists how the Cos Cob art colony Impressionists mastered their technique. Continue Reading →
With an emphasis on interactive, hands-on activities, children will have fun exploring art and cultural influences that helped to shape the region’s local history. Continue Reading →
“Here’s the worst case. So, we turn this down and DPW decides maybe we need a four lane highway here and maybe it ends up looking like Route 1.” – P&Z commissioner Arn Welles Continue Reading →
The countdown to the Greenwich Historical Society’s annual Festival of Tabletop Trees is underway as local organizations drop off their decorated trees for the sixth annual festival and auction that takes place December 4 through December 7. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Historical Society will present Susie Baker with the 2024 David Ogilvy Preservation Award for exemplary dedication and commitment to environmental causes in Greenwich at the Historical Society’s Annual Meeting on Sept 18. Continue Reading →
The historic barn at back country’s Highland Farm bustled with over 200 enthusiastic guests as Martha Stewart and Stephen Sills discussed their favorite homes, gardens and interiors at Greenwich Historical Society’s annual Spring Fete. Continue Reading →
Spring has sprung and to celebrate Greenwich Historical Society presents a series of unique events for creating beautiful outdoor and indoor spaces with inspirational experts to show the way. Continue Reading →
On view through July 7, 2024, the exhibition presents more than 70 photographs. For decades, Americans saw the world through the lens of the photographers at LIFE, and the magazine’s innovative photo essays became the publication’s trademark. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Historical Society’s fourth annual “Shining a Light” Lecture Series offers captivating stories of people and organizations who have had a profound impact on the history of the Northeast, yet whose stories have remained largely unacknowledged. Continue Reading →