Summer is that singular season when we all feel pulled towards new experiences. Changes of scenery. Memory-inducing moments. When the New England weather is at its warmest. Impossibly blue skies are decorated with the faintest wisp of painterly white clouds. And the brush strokes of nature are in glorious, colorful bloom.

Have you ever looked at the wind rustling the lush green foliage on the trees on a perfect summer day and had an energy-boosting urge to forge a deeper connection with nature?

There's no shortage of excellent reasons why over 150 million people a year choose to visit zoos and aquariums in the United States.

Satisfy your NEED for SPEED (PLUS a whole host of additional fun activities) this summer at RPM Raceway in Stamford, CT -- a full-fledged, fast-paced, family-amusement haven less than 15 minutes from downtown Greenwich!

Are you one of those people for whom 'antique' is a verb? If so, you should probably set aside some day-trip dates for 'antiquing' along the Connecticut Antiques Trail!

There's something about experiencing live theatre during the summer in an open air setting that adds another layer of magic and memory to the performance!

Lucky for us, the Summer Theatre of New Cannan (STONC) happens to be just a short 15 mile ride up the road - AND they have some incredible shows planned for their 15th season in 2018!

Let's get one thing straight right away: Greenwich, CT is positively surrounded by PLENTY of opportunities for incredible summer boating and water-sport adventures.

But those of you who live the boating lifestyle can certainly understand the magnetic pull that new waterways and a change of scenery cast across a captain's imagination.

Have you ever just wanted to get away from it all - but you only have a few precious moments available? Or want to take the kids on a “wilderness adventure” in search of exotic wildlife? Or power through a monster mountain bike workout?

Are you looking to try something new? Looking for fresh ideas about how to fill a sunny summer afternoon somewhere other than Tod’s Point?

How about an afternoon with the family at The Griff followed by a casual meal and a cold beverage on the patio at Birdie’s Restaurant before heading home?

Greenwich has it all – dining – shopping – parks - beaches and The Griff!

The Griff you say? Yes – The Griff – the town’s Griffith E. Harris Golf Course. Located on just over 158 parkland acres on the northwestern edge of town, the Robert Trent Jones Sr. design has been a fixture of summer activity for young and old alike since its construction in 1963.