Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/tag/greenwich-library/)
A new Eversource substation would feature twenty four steel poles, some in excess of 135 feet, and possibly as high as almost 200 feet, running alongside I-95 and the Metro North Railroad tracks. Continue Reading →
Written by Olivia Luntz. Chancy D’Elia ran the Chancy D’Elia clothing store on Greenwich Avenue from 1932 until 2005. The operation started with a few pieces sold at the front of her uncle’s Snappy Cleaners. In 1932, she went to New York with her sister with $270 in the bank. They bought a few skirts, dresses, and sweaters, which were all snatched up immediately by one customer. In January 1945 she bought the building at 244 Greenwich Avenue, where her business operated until 2005. Continue Reading →
A panel discussion — Fake News, Alternative Facts and the Future of Mainstream Media — will take place on May 16 at Cole Auditorium at Greenwich Library. Panelists include Gretchen Carlson, Amy Davidson and Lizzie O’Leary. Continue Reading →
The Ethos Percussion Group features instruments and rhythms from Cuba, India, the Middle East, and West Africa. Ethos will introduce listeners to the dynamic sound of global percussion in the most entertaining way. Continue Reading →
The panel will include panel Hendrick Hertzberg, New Yorker political essayist; Pam Wilmot, Common Cause MA; Luther Weeks of CTVotersCount and historian Mark Albertson. Sponsored by The League of Women Voters of Greenwich and National Popular Vote CT. Continue Reading →
This Curiosity Concert is free and offered in association with the Ashforth Children’s Concert Series. To attend you should RSVP. Continue Reading →
Have you ever wondered how search engines like Google determine what pops up at the top of a search? More and more people use Google to look for answers on a daily basis. Donald McKenzie show small businesses how to connect with their target audiences on the internet. Continue Reading →
The Flinn Gallery presents ‘Art in Bloom’ at the Greenwich Library through March 8. An exhibition of colorful, flower-filled and nature-inspired paintings by five regional artists. Escape the winter blues. This exhibit radiates a colorful, happy glow! Continue Reading →
Opening this Thursday evening: Art in Bloom at Flinn Gallery/Greenwich Library. Come enjoy a cocktail reception on January 26 from 6 – 8 pm and mingle with the community and the artists. Five artists will share their passion for flowers and nature’s riot of organic shapes and colors with their passion for art. Flower arrangements designed by area garden clubs to complement the paintings will be displayed weekly. Continue Reading →
New exhibit! Come enjoy ‘I’ve Lost Control Again’ at the Flinn Gallery. Dramatic works include: multi-layered paintings, multi-media artwork, neo-constructivist sculptures and flash-animated video pieces. Opening reception tonight, 10/27 with wine and hors d’oeuvres. Continue Reading →