We're moving! Greenwich365 is joining with GreenwichCT.com on the web. We will still have the same location on Facebook (www.Facebook.com/Greenwich365), but soon www.Greenwich365.com will take you to www.GreenwichCT.com

I hope everyone likes the new site. You will be able to view just the Greenwich365 if you click on the Greenwich365

Fundraisers are cool, but you end up spending all night talking to people you either see every day or people you have no interest in talking to.  I'm a fan of raising money for well deserving causes and appreciate original ways to get people to contribute.  Over the past 17 years, the Center for HOPE and The Den for Grieving Kids has been

I'm guessing that if you are reading my blog you know the basics of working a computer, though if you need some more help swing by the Greenwich Library on Thursdays between 3 and 4pm.  This is when the Greenwich Library hosts a drop-in class for people that need help with any general computer problems ranging from searching through the

I'm not sure that this picture depicts what they were thinking when GreenDrinks.org started, but it works for me. Come on, doesn't that look tasty! Anyhow, tonight at Le Pain Quotidien Greenwich Green Drinks will be hosting its lil cocktail event. The Greenwich Conservation Director, Denise Savageau, will be in attendance.  I have some

Saks is hosting a gathering for the Greenwich Newcomers Society (www.greenwichnewcomerssociety.com) tonight and I thought it would be worth writing about. I don't know much about the Newcomer's Society, but it seems like a neat organization for anyone that wants to learn more about the town.  I'm in the process of talking to Greg Kraut to

Until January 2^nd the Greenwich Arts Council will be running "AMERICANA: The Unexpected Side" - "a group exhibition of twelve artists, both well known and emerging, which takes a fresh look at recent art celebrating the American experience. Co-curated by three specialists in the field, Laura Cunningham, Dorianne Hutton Samuels, and Tatiana

THING 49 - Holiday Stroll in Downtown Greenwich

"Caroling, gospel music, entertainment and ice sculptures will set the season in motion in downtown Greenwich, while over 75 retailers and restaurants welcome shoppers with specialty foods and products at the Second Annual Greenwich Holiday Stroll Weekend presented by TD Bank to Benefit Kids

Tonight from 6pm to 9pm downtown Old Greenwich will play host to the 12^th annual First Light Festival.  This is a wonderful event when the stores stay open, holiday carolers are out and you can even get a horse-drawn carriage ride.  Santa (of course) will be out and you will be able to take advantage of face painting, hot chocolate, treats