Archive for January, 2009
Chinese New Year Celebration
Chinese New Year Celebration Greenwich Library 101 W. Putnam Ave Sunday, February 1 3:00 PM-4:30 PM A live show called Jin Jin’s Magical Journey by Grace Chang, magician and entertainer. There will also be dancers, acrobats, magic, and a Dragon Dance. Grace Chang lives in Brooklyn and describes her home life as the best of [...]
Norman Hoberman – Opening Reception and Lecture
Greenwich Library January 29 – March 11, 2009 Opening Reception: January 29 6pm-8pm Norman Hoberman Variations On A Theme Gallery Hours Mon-Wed 10am-5pm Thurs 10am-8pm Fri, Sat 10am-5pm Sun 1pm-5pm Artist Lecture: Sunday, February 1, at 2pm “The Cutting Edge: New Ways to Create Sculpture” Using his own work as illustration, Norman Hoberman will discuss how [...]
Green Homes Lecture Series
Audubon Greenwich Green Homes Lecture Series GREEN HOMES 101: INTRO. TO GREEN BUILDING Tuesday, January 27 This Audubon At Home program will teach you how to transform your new or existing home into a greener home! Each lecture features a panel of noted experts in the field of green building and home design, and concludes [...]
Lost Dog at Mianus River Park
UPDATE: 1/26/09 Our hearts are full with gratitude and appreciation to all the wonderful people who took the time out of their day to help find Shelby. All the phone calls and encouragement from others truly renewed my belief there is more good than bad in life. I especially want to thank the women who [...]
Global Warming: Some Science and Solutions
Science Lecture Series Global Warming: Some Science and Solutions Bruce Museum One Museum Drive Sunday, January 25 3:00 p.m. Professor Rob Jackson, the Nicholas Professor of Global Environmental Change and Professor of Biology Earth & Ocean Sciences at Duke University, will lecture as the second in a series of three presentations on the theme “Global [...]
Hone Your Job Seeking Skills
Job Seeking Workshops Greenwich Library Meeting Room 101 W. Putnam Avenue Saturday, January 24 10:00am-12:00pm Do you want to start looking for a new job and need to re-write or update your resume? Being able to create a resume that works to emphasize your skills and strengths is an important part of job-hunting success. This [...]
Inauguration 2009 – Town Events
Today’s inaugural parade and the swearing in ceremony of Barack Obama will be broadcast live, direct from Town Hall, Greenwich Library and Perrot Library in Old Greenwich. Inaugural festivities can be viewed at Greenwich Library’s Cole Auditorium from 11am-3pm. The Perrot Library will be airing live coverage of the historic inauguration of the nation’s 44th president, [...]
Martin Luther King Celebration
Annual Celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Bruce Museum One Museum Drive Monday, January 19, 2009 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. This year’s theme, “Celebrating a Life of Love,” features special performances by the Messiah Baptist Gospel Choir from Bridgeport, CT, at 11 a.m. and again at 1 p.m. Students of all ages and [...]
New Greenwich Red Cross Cookbook
The new Greenwich Chapter of The American Red Cross cookbook containing 200 delicious tried and true recipes contributed by Greenwich Red Cross volunteers and staff has arrived. To order copies or buy other Red Cross products, click here.
Frigid Weather Alert & Tips From Town Hall
In coordination with the American Red Cross, Public Safety and Health Department, several “warming centers” have been established in town to assist residents who have lost power and/or heat and will be open during regular business hours that are listed below. Greenwich Hospital’s Main Lobby-5 Perryridge Road Thu, Fri, Sat -8am-6pm The Greenwich Library-101 West [...]
Bush-Holley Exhibition Extended
The current exhibition at Bush-Holley Historic Site, Carved with Rasps and Chisels: The Sculpture of Margaret Brassler Kane (1909–2006) has been extended until March 15, 2009. Bush Holley House 203.869.6899 39 Strickland Road, Cos Cob Carved with Rasps and Chisels: The Sculpture of Margaret Brassler Kane (1909–2006) The exhibition includes over 30 of Margaret Brassler [...]
