LIVING GREENWICH NEWS
Where History Blooms: A Springtime Stroll Through Bruce Park in Greenwich
If you're looking for a place to immerse yourself in the springtime beauty of Greenwich and delve into a bit of local history, look no further than Bruce Park. This beloved green space was recently lauded by USA Today as one of the top 10 city parks in the nation for 2024 - and it offers a unique blend of natural beauty and rich history, just waiting to be explored. Established in 1908 through the generous bequest of Robert Moffat Bruce, the park's story stretches back much further. Before its transformation into a public green space, the land teemed with activity. Stepping through the park's entrance, feel the weight of the poignant history surrounding you. The land beneath your feet once teemed with activity – not of joggers and dog walkers, but of millers and farmers. For over two centuries, this area served as the lifeblood of the young town. The historic Elisha Davis Mill, a tide-powered marvel, stood proudly by the southern end of Bruce Lake, churning out grain and powering the local
PHOTOS: 2024 Greenwich Kite Festival at Tod’s Point!
Despite the unwelcome drizzle and a touch of blustery chill, the spirit of spring soared high at Tod’s Point this past Saturday morning. The annual Greenwich Kite Festival, a beloved tradition, brought families and kite enthusiasts together for a delightful morning of colorful competition and good old-fashioned outdoor fun.
Summer Travel Ideas: The Rustic Luxury of Hidden Pond in Kennebunkport, Maine
There’s nothing like a good, old-fashioned, summertime in New England, road-trip-getway. As the hustle and bustle of suburban traffic and crowds fade in the rearview mirror, a different rhythm takes hold. The scent of pine needles mingles with the salty air, anticipation building as you weave through the charming coastal villages of Maine. Your destination: Hidden Pond, a secluded destination where rustic luxury and the tranquility of nature intertwine.
Luca’s Pizza and Italian Kitchen Brings a Slice of Family History (and Amalfi Sunshine) to Glenville
Forget the plane ticket! A taste of the Amalfi Coast has arrived in Glenville with the opening of Luca’s Pizza and Italian Kitchen. This new neighborhood gem, helmed by Joe Criscuolo, blends family recipes passed down through generations with the vibrant flavors of Italy’s southwestern shores.
PHOTOS: Beyond Graduation: Greenwich Library Equips Students with Options for the Future
On Tuesday, April 9th, the Greenwich Library teamed up with Greenwich High School’s College and Career Center to host a “Beyond Graduation” event aimed at graduating high schoolers and their families. Held on the first floor of the Library in the Peterson Business Area, the event offered a roadmap for recent graduates as they navigate their next steps.
Hockney to Warhol: A Pop Art Transatlantic Journey at The Bruce Museum in Greenwich
The Bruce Museum currently has not one, but TWO exceptional exhibitions guaranteed to inspire your artistic curiosity. Prepare to be transported to the early days of David Hockney’s brilliance and then launched into the electrifying world of Andy Warhol’s Pop Art revolution.
