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The sale will feature annuals, perennials, herbs and vegetables plus lovingly grown treasures from club members own gardens and will be a great place to find beautiful Mother’s Day baskets. Continue Reading →
The Historical Society will stage its first Tavern Garden Market of the season at its Cos Cob campus, May 4 from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm. Continue Reading →
After a one year hiatus due to Covid-19, the sale will take place at the Eastern Greenwich Civic Center on Saturday, May 8, 2021 from 8:00am -2:00pm. Continue Reading →
Peter Layne Arguimbau is opening his Red Barn Greenwich gallery/studio this Mother’s Day weekend for the season, showing his oil collection of marines, land and seascapes, harbors, portraits and animals.
Peter Arguimbau resides and has painted in Greenwich for 30 years specializing in classic marine paintings and vistas. His oil paintings are well known for their luminist light and resinous color. Continue Reading →
All proceeds support the club’s long-standing tradition of civic beautification of Old Greenwich, the Butterfly Garden at Greenwich Point, outreach gardening workshops for senior citizens, and garden education at Old Greenwich School. Continue Reading →
The Garden Club of Old Greenwich members prepare for the Plant Sale May 7, by decorating Fairy Houses and Fairy House Kits which will be for sale along with Members’ own perennials, Mother’s Day Baskets, Bake Sale, Annuals, Herbs, Vegetables and Native Plants. Continue Reading →
Great tradition. Great cause: Girls Softball at GHS. Continue Reading →
The card goes unsaid… Beyond that, how about bringing mom to The Mothers Day Bike Ride in OG? Or bring her to the Garden Education Center. Continue Reading →
From Adopt-A-Dog’s ‘Rummage for Rescue’ tag sale to, Playland’s opening day, to the 12th Annual Mother’s Day Bike Ride in Old Greenwich, there’s so much happening this weekend. Get out your calendar. Email us your events and we’ll add them to the post! Continue Reading →