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Have you taken the ferry out to Island Beach yet this season? As it’s one of our favorite summer activities, we’ve put together some up-to-date info about how to visit Island Beach, what to expect once you’re out there and some other insider tips like overnight camping, Cruise to Nowhere dates and Dixieland Jazz Band Concerts on the Sound dates. Continue Reading →
The race at Tod’s Point will start at 8:00am on Saturday, July 30. Sign up today. Continue Reading →
The popular family-friendly event features carnival rides, games of chance, pizza fritta, live music and dancing, a beer garden and much more. Continue Reading →
At meeting after meeting, Byram residents said they did not want a large new facility in the middle of the park, bifurcating the green space. Meanwhile most of the rink user committee members emphasized the goal of not losing a season of ice. Continue Reading →
Registration for spring activities will begin on February 1 for various activities, including co-ed youth t-ball and small fry baseball, boys junior baseball, girls softball, group swimming lessons, Mighty Mites soccer, and skateboard clinics. Continue Reading →
Greenwich residents must verify their residency prior to applying for beach passes. Continue Reading →
Wondering where the programs in the Eastern Greenwich Civic Center (EGCC) will go when the building is demolished this winter? Continue Reading →
We will be providing ferry service to Great Captain Island on the days and times below, weather permitting. Continue Reading →
On Saturday, the town’s annual Sandblast Sand Sculpture Festival took place at Tod’s Point. The annual event was organized by the Parks & Rec Dept and the Greenwich Arts Council. This year the sponsor was Logos. Participants were invited to bring their own shovels, sculpting tools and equipment, and use natural objects found on the beach to enhance their sculptures. The weather forecast had not been optimistic, but the sun was bright nevertheless. Continue Reading →
The pandemic has highlighted the immense value of our public spaces resulting in an increase in
demand. Continue Reading →