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Greenwich Road Runners is hosting Summer at the Point 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run at Tod’s Point on Saturday, Aug 5. The one mile run will start at 8:00am, and the 5K race starts at 8:30am. Make it a mid-summer tradition! Continue Reading →
the YMCA Greenwich and the Greenwich Swim Committee are organizing the One-Mile Swim at Tod’s Point on Saturday, July 29.
Race start is 7:30 am and check in opens at 6:30 am. Water temperature should be around 72°F. Continue Reading →
In Sunday, July 2, join Aleksandra Moch and Myra Klockenbrink, chairs of Greenwich Pollinator Pathway initiatives at Tod’s Point in Old Greenwich and learn how to get started with your own little piece of pollinator pathway, or develop the one you have even further. The program is free of charge, and no reservations are required. Continue Reading →
The Town of Greenwich Shellfish Commission is holding its annual “Experience the Sound” event on Sunday, June 25 from 1:00pm to 4:00pm at Greenwich Point. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Road Runners and Greenwich Parks & Rec organized the First County Bank Father’s Day Friday 5K Race & 1-Mile Fun Run. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Road Runners have announced their 2023 Race Series! The events are fun for all levels and include both 5K and One-Mile Runs.
Next race is Friday, June 16 at 6:00 pm at Greenwich Point Park. Continue Reading →
In a cooperative effort with the Greenwich Department of Health, the Department of Parks and Recreation will begin the summer beach season with the official opening of Greenwich Point and Byram Beach on Saturday, May 27, 2023 and will run through September 4, 2023. Continue Reading →
Friday’s weather forecast is for mostly sunny skies, with a high near 86° and light winds. Another perfect beach day if you can get there. Continue Reading →
“The legislation, if passed, we’d have to turn away more residents. It wouldn’t impact the people in $3 million houses, it would impact the residents I represent.” – Steve Meskers Continue Reading →
Officer Carlin said off-leash dogs are only allowed below the high tide line, and only if a dog is under its owner’s control.
“At low tide, where the sand is wet, that’s where you need to be. Where the sand is dry, that’s above the high tide mark.” Continue Reading →