Jazzmeia Horn Brings Luminous Voice and Living Jazz Tradition to the Berkley Theater
On a February afternoon shaped by soft winter light, the Berkley Theater will welcome a voice that moves easily between eras, carrying jazz forward…
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Day: January 27, 2026
Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich Celebrates 20th Annual Swim-a-thon
The Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich (BGCG) invites the community to dive in for its 20th Annual Swim-a-thon, a milestone celebration taking place…
Greenwich Fellowship of Clergy to Host Interfaith Candlelight Vigil of Peace and Lament
In response to recent events that have left many in our nation feeling unsettled and afraid, the Greenwich Fellowship of Clergy announces it will…
Editorial: The Questions
Greenwich’s unresolved debates over the Havemeyer Building, the Dorothy Hamill Rink, and the support of our dedicated teen center share a common flaw. The…
Mental Health Matters: Modeling Calm When the World Feels Loud
After the holidays, life often feels louder and more rushed, and children absorb that tension from the adults around them, even when nothing is outwardly wrong. Kids borrow calm from caregivers, learning not from lectures but from how adults regulate stress, slow moments down, and repair when they lose patience. By modeling steadiness, naming emotions, and seeking support when needed, parents can create a quieter, safer emotional space that helps children navigate an overwhelming world.
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