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Rain Couldn’t Dampen the Spirits at the 37th Annual Greenwich High School Jazz Festival

Despite the downpour this past Saturday, the 37th annual Greenwich High School Jazz Festival proved to be a harmonious haven for jazz enthusiasts. Organized by the GHS music department under the direction of band director Jason Polis, the all-day event brought together talented young musicians and renowned jazz instructors for a day of learning, performing, and celebrating the world of jazz. The festival kicked off bright and early at 8:50 am with a rousing performance by the Greenwich High School Jazz Ensemble, setting the tone for a day filled with captivating music. Throughout the day, ten visiting high school bands from across the region, including some traveling all the way from Canada, took the stage to showcase their impressive skills. Scroll down to continue reading PLUS see a gallery of photos taken during the event... Click Any Image Below For A Larger View Additional Information About The

2024 Living Greenwich Preschool Guide – Spring Edition

Introducing the 2024 Living Greenwich Preschool Guide – Spring Edition: Your Ultimate Resource for Greenwich-Area Parents Eager to Ignite Their Child’s Learning Journey!

PHOTOS: Celebrating the First Day of Spring with a Mindful Walk Down Greenwich Avenue

Despite the crisp kiss of winter clinging stubbornly to the air, there’s an undeniable shift in the soul of Greenwich Avenue. Spring has peeked over the horizon, and the entire avenue seems to be reveling in its arrival. Today, we chose to join the seasonal celebration, not with boisterous fanfare, but with a mindful walk to fully appreciate the new season’s awakening.

PHOTO GALLERY: Roberto Juarez Crosses Five Decades in Exhibition at C. Parker Gallery

The C. Parker Gallery is proud to present Roberto Juarez: Crossing Five Decades, a captivating exhibition (on view until April 15th, 2024) that is an evocative portal into the vibrant, ever-evolving world of a New York art legend. Roberto Juarez's artistic journey is as dynamic and multifaceted as the works themselves. His life experiences weave themselves seamlessly into his art, each new series a kaleidoscope of subjects, styles, and motifs that seem to defy categorization. “This is the first time an exhibition presents paintings from five different decades by Roberto Juarez, illuminating his position in the canon of art history in the New York art world,” says Tiffany Benincasa, the owner and curator of C. Parker Gallery. “We are honored to present this never-before-seen grouping of his distinct eras of artmaking, for our tenth anniversary season.” Travel, relationships, literature, music, film – these are all brushstrokes in Juarez's artistic masterpiece. His insatiable curiosity fuels his creative fire, transforming the world around him into a boundless source of inspiration. Small sketches, meticulously crafted, find

PHOTOS: Greenwich Goes Green: A St. Paddy’s Day Parade to Remember!

Faith and begorra, Greenwich turned a vibrant shade of green last Sunday for the 48th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade – the biggest the town has ever seen! The weather gods themselves seemed to be wearing shamrocks, blessing the day with glorious spring sunshine that coaxed a joyful crowd out to line the streets of Greenwich Avenue.

LOCAL PRIDE! Greenwich Squash Serves Up a National Championship (and a Third Place!)

Everyone connected to Greenwich High School’s squash program was buzzing with excitement recently as the Greenwich Squash program achieved unprecedented success at the U.S. High School Squash Championships in Philadelphia!

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