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Take a Tromp Through the Swamp and a Break by the Lake with Tom Sieling. Tom returns to Greenwich Library following last summer’s wonderful show. His performances are VERY participatory, fun, lively and informative. Sieling writes and performs songs for children and adults and he accompanies himself on guitar, banjo, harmonica and a drum machine [...]
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Audubon Greenwich
613 Riversville Road
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Enjoy an afternoon at Audubon Greenwich this Saturday when the local beekeepers harvest honey and the Audubon [...]
It’s the Town of Greenwich’s version of the wave: first, Old Greenwich stands up and puts end of season stuff on sale. Next, comes the Grandaddy of Sidewalk Sales – the Greenwich Ave. bonanza. Now, it’s Byram’s turn, and it seems as if everyone in this getting-cooler-by-the-month enclave is participating. Lolita Cocina and Tequila Bar, [...]
Bendheim Western Civic Center
Monday, July 12, 2010
(Rain date: Tuesday, July 13, 2010)
Free to the public
The entertainment will begin at 7:00 pm with a children’s Dance [...]
Thank you to reader Jenifer H. for reminding me of the Old Greenwich Sidewalk Sales which often gets lost in the hype of the larger Greenwich Avenue sales the following week. But Old Greenwich has charms of its own including one of my favorite indie bookstores, Just Books, and Chillybear. So come on down this [...]
I’d be remiss if I didn’t post about the sales event around which I plan my whole summer; The Greenwich Avenue Sidewalk Sales. Over the years, I’ve scored $200 dresses for $9.99, purchased expensive kids clothes for pennies on the dollar, collected a years worth of birthday party gifts in one fell swoop, and have [...]
Why reinvent the wheel? Sometimes I have to give a nod and shout-out to the nearly all-encompassing Greenwichblog.com, which provides excellent information about local events and freebies (though it tends to steer clear of shopping deals!). So, check back often. Among the offerings; Othello at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park, Orchestra music and [...]
Come for the bubbly and chocolate, and you might be persuaded to purchase a “distinctive leather product” at the Grand Opening of H. H. Brown Fine Leather Goods at 173 Greenwich Avenue. Born Crown, Thierry Rabotin, and Cruyff are some of the companies represented. Visiting design teams will share their product secrets – so [...]
How do you get guys out of the house and into the clinic or hospital for prostate cancer screening? Add SPORTS!
In this case, ESPN Radio Baseball Commentator, Ed Randall (of Ed Randall’s Talking Baseball Show) brings former major leaguers along as part of his “Bat for the Cure” campaign to raise prostate cancer awareness.
On Monday [...]
Some of the finest craftspeople in the country participate in the annual Bruce Museum Outdoor Crafts Festival, where you are bound to find a one-of-a-kind piece of art to wear, display or give as a terrific gift. The $8 admission includes entry into the Bruce Museum, which is now showcasing it’s own Costume Collection (watch [...]
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