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Historical Society Festival of Tabletop Trees
December 5 @ 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Free
Greenwich Historical Society’s lobby will be a veritable winter wonderland, filled with 34 hand crafted trees, lovingly decorated by upscale retailers, non-profits, garden centers and designers for a silent auction to benefit Historical Society arts and education programs. Trees will be on display for purchase or to bid via a silent auction through Saturday, December 7th. Prizes will be awarded in various categories by a panel of judges. Trees can be picked up at the end of the festival. View website for more details and times: https://greenwichhistory.org/event/festival-of-tabletop-trees-2/
The Museum Store is open for shopping and refreshments while browsing trees. A distinctive selection of merchandise, including jewelry, fashion and home accessories, books, children’s items and Greenwich-themed accessories will appeal to discerning shoppers. Complimentary gift wrapping is offered; members receive a 10% discount.
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