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SUMMARY:Sign-up for the April 22\, June 3 and June 10 Mindfulness Classes at the Point
DESCRIPTION:The Friends of Greenwich Point is hosting three Mindfulness classes at Greenwich Point this Spring on Aprill 22\, from 9:30 – 10:30am\, at the Innis Arden Cottage. The second and third ate June 3 and June 10\, from 9:30 – 10:30am at the Seaside Garden. If it is rainy on any of the class dates\, we will meet at Innis Arden Cottage.We will post a sign at the Entry Gate if the location shifts to Innis Arden Cottage. \nDr. Nancy Boksenbaum\, a local Mindfulness teacher\, will lead the class to help you more fully appreciate nature and all the Point has to offer. You will learn a variety of introductory practices focusing on breathing\, settling your mind and enhance you experience of the beauty and sounds at the Point. \nRegister here:\nhttps://www.friendsofgreenwichpoint.org/blog-posts/mindfulness-clas \nParking for Seaside Garden: You may park in the Marina Parking and Boat Launch Lot n ear the Old Greenwich Yacht Cub. Cross the street and walk up the drive to the Seaside Garden and Cow Barn Parking Lot. Walk through the split rail fence\, across the lawn up the hill to the Seaside Garden gate. Please bring a folding lawn chair or beach chair\, a sweater or jacket and give yourself enough time to be settled by 9:30am.
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/sign-up-for-the-april-22-june-3-and-june-10-mindfulness-classes-at-the-point/
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SUMMARY:Elemental: Work by Boston Sculptors Gallery Artists
DESCRIPTION:For the final exhibition of its 2024-25 season\, the Flinn Gallery is pleased to present Elemental: Work by Boston Sculptors Gallery Artists. The show runs from May 8 to June 18 and features the work of 13 artists from the Boston Sculptors Gallery.\nJoin us for Opening Reception: Thursday\, May 8 from 6-8pm.\nThe sculptors in the exhibition work with a wide range of materials – clay\, fabric\, metal\, plastic\, wood\, and mixed media – and their artwork ranges in height from three inches to over eight feet. \nWhile the sculptures encompass a wide range of materials\, sizes\, and techniques\, they were selected with a unifying theme in mind – Elemental. This word has multiple meanings\, which range from primitive or basic to the four elements of nature to the chemical elements from which many of the objects are created. Visitors to the Gallery will see artwork that can be grouped into four elemental categories: Beginnings\, Organisms\, Earth\, and Water. \nThe artists are all inspired by the beauty and fragility of the natural world along with our connections to and impact upon it. For Mo Kelman\,“water is the ideal subject to reflect on the laws that govern nature as it ceaselessly advances and embarrasses our every effort to keep it at bay.” In Lagoon\, Kelman merges an abstracted body of silk water with bamboo structures that ensemble towers or bridges. Artist Jessica Strauss has three pieces in the exhibition from her Packing for Mars series. In Missing You\, Blue Planet\, and No More Polar Ice Cap\, human figures gaze at images of Earth. The sculptures express “black humor\, longing\, and regret” as Strauss looks toward a “future when humans must flee a devastated Earth to settle on far flung and arid worlds.” \nSeveral artists use traditional domestic crafts such as crochet\, embroidery\, and sewing in innovative ways. In her three sculptures Ascent\, Larvae\, and Nests\, Michelle Lougee crochets post-consumer plastic bags into monumental sculptures\, which “examine the relationships between humans\, plastic\, and nature amidst irreversible environmental changes”. Cascading from the ceiling\, Keri Straka’s “Soft Cell Division” is composed of stuffed and sewn textiles. According to Straka\, “the suspended sculpture is evocative of the ebb and flow of human life as mirrored in the blooming of a single cell.” Her sculpture\, “Portal: Past” is made of multiple wooden embroidery hoops of varying sizes with water-color painted fabric embedded with a wide range of materials to represent dividing cells and biological cycles. \nSince the majority of sculptors are women\, it is only natural that some artwork addresses feminine sensibilities\, and as mentioned\, domestic life. Ellen Schön has four ceramic pieces in the exhibition. Two of her pieces – Five Hills Font and Lotus Pod – are part of her Wellspring Series. For Schön\, “the pieces in this series explore the ceramic vessel as a wellspring or womb. They are meant to evoke sources of life-whirlpools\, fonts\, pods\, seed of hope\, as well as the landscape of the female body.” Several of Jodie Colella’s sculptures are ceramic and one incorporates fabric. According to Colella\, her three pieces – Offspring\, Seeds\, and Attempts at Conviviality Exhaust Me – “comingle rigid forms with fibers to create vessels containing the stories that embody domestic life.” \nElemental is curated by Flinn Gallery committee members\, Barbra Fordyce and Nancy Heller. It will include over 40 works of art by the following Boston Sculptors Gallery artists: \nJodie Colella (clay\, fiber\, stone\, and mixed media)\, Carrie Crane (mixed media)\,\nAnna Kristina Goransson (felt and wool)\, Mo Kelman (silk\, wood\, and mixed media)\, Michelle Lougee (crocheted plastic and wire)\, Ellen Schön (stoneware and fired-clay)\, Julia Shepley (mixed media)\, Keri Straka (fabric and mixed media)\, Jessica Strauss (mixed media)\, Margaret Swan (aluminum)\, Nora Valdez (limestone)\, Leslie Wilcox (steel screen and mixed media)\, and Andy Zimmerman (wood). \nThe Flinn Gallery is a non-profit organization sponsored by Friends of the Greenwich Library. The Gallery welcomes visitors daily Monday to Saturday\, 10-5pm\, Thursday until 8pm\, and Sunday 1-5pm\, and is located on the second floor of the Greenwich Library\, 101 West Putnam Avenue\, Greenwich\, CT. \nThe Boston Sculptors Gallery (BSG) was founded in 1992 by 18 artists as a venue for contemporary sculpture. It is located in Boston’s SoWa arts district and has 38 member artists from Boston and New England. There is a natural kinship between the Flinn and Boston Sculptors Galleries. Both are nonprofit entities that are volunteer-run and operated with support from a part-time staff member. \nEvents: \nOpening Reception: Thursday\, May 8 from 6-8pm \nArtist Talk: Saturday\, June 7 from 2-3pm.
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/elemental-work-by-boston-sculptors-gallery-artists/
LOCATION:Flinn Gallery\, 101 West Putnam Ave.\, Greenwich\, CT\, 06830\, United States
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SUMMARY:Elemental: Work by Boston Sculptors Gallery Artists
DESCRIPTION:For the final exhibition of its 2024-25 season\, the Flinn Gallery is pleased to present Elemental: Work by Boston Sculptors Gallery Artists. The show runs from May 8 to June 18 and features the work of 13 artists from the Boston Sculptors Gallery.\nJoin us for Opening Reception: Thursday\, May 8 from 6-8pm.\nThe sculptors in the exhibition work with a wide range of materials – clay\, fabric\, metal\, plastic\, wood\, and mixed media – and their artwork ranges in height from three inches to over eight feet. \nWhile the sculptures encompass a wide range of materials\, sizes\, and techniques\, they were selected with a unifying theme in mind – Elemental. This word has multiple meanings\, which range from primitive or basic to the four elements of nature to the chemical elements from which many of the objects are created. Visitors to the Gallery will see artwork that can be grouped into four elemental categories: Beginnings\, Organisms\, Earth\, and Water. \nThe artists are all inspired by the beauty and fragility of the natural world along with our connections to and impact upon it. For Mo Kelman\,“water is the ideal subject to reflect on the laws that govern nature as it ceaselessly advances and embarrasses our every effort to keep it at bay.” In Lagoon\, Kelman merges an abstracted body of silk water with bamboo structures that ensemble towers or bridges. Artist Jessica Strauss has three pieces in the exhibition from her Packing for Mars series. In Missing You\, Blue Planet\, and No More Polar Ice Cap\, human figures gaze at images of Earth. The sculptures express “black humor\, longing\, and regret” as Strauss looks toward a “future when humans must flee a devastated Earth to settle on far flung and arid worlds.” \nSeveral artists use traditional domestic crafts such as crochet\, embroidery\, and sewing in innovative ways. In her three sculptures Ascent\, Larvae\, and Nests\, Michelle Lougee crochets post-consumer plastic bags into monumental sculptures\, which “examine the relationships between humans\, plastic\, and nature amidst irreversible environmental changes”. Cascading from the ceiling\, Keri Straka’s “Soft Cell Division” is composed of stuffed and sewn textiles. According to Straka\, “the suspended sculpture is evocative of the ebb and flow of human life as mirrored in the blooming of a single cell.” Her sculpture\, “Portal: Past” is made of multiple wooden embroidery hoops of varying sizes with water-color painted fabric embedded with a wide range of materials to represent dividing cells and biological cycles. \nSince the majority of sculptors are women\, it is only natural that some artwork addresses feminine sensibilities\, and as mentioned\, domestic life. Ellen Schön has four ceramic pieces in the exhibition. Two of her pieces – Five Hills Font and Lotus Pod – are part of her Wellspring Series. For Schön\, “the pieces in this series explore the ceramic vessel as a wellspring or womb. They are meant to evoke sources of life-whirlpools\, fonts\, pods\, seed of hope\, as well as the landscape of the female body.” Several of Jodie Colella’s sculptures are ceramic and one incorporates fabric. According to Colella\, her three pieces – Offspring\, Seeds\, and Attempts at Conviviality Exhaust Me – “comingle rigid forms with fibers to create vessels containing the stories that embody domestic life.” \nElemental is curated by Flinn Gallery committee members\, Barbra Fordyce and Nancy Heller. It will include over 40 works of art by the following Boston Sculptors Gallery artists: \nJodie Colella (clay\, fiber\, stone\, and mixed media)\, Carrie Crane (mixed media)\,\nAnna Kristina Goransson (felt and wool)\, Mo Kelman (silk\, wood\, and mixed media)\, Michelle Lougee (crocheted plastic and wire)\, Ellen Schön (stoneware and fired-clay)\, Julia Shepley (mixed media)\, Keri Straka (fabric and mixed media)\, Jessica Strauss (mixed media)\, Margaret Swan (aluminum)\, Nora Valdez (limestone)\, Leslie Wilcox (steel screen and mixed media)\, and Andy Zimmerman (wood). \nThe Flinn Gallery is a non-profit organization sponsored by Friends of the Greenwich Library. The Gallery welcomes visitors daily Monday to Saturday\, 10-5pm\, Thursday until 8pm\, and Sunday 1-5pm\, and is located on the second floor of the Greenwich Library\, 101 West Putnam Avenue\, Greenwich\, CT. \nThe Boston Sculptors Gallery (BSG) was founded in 1992 by 18 artists as a venue for contemporary sculpture. It is located in Boston’s SoWa arts district and has 38 member artists from Boston and New England. There is a natural kinship between the Flinn and Boston Sculptors Galleries. Both are nonprofit entities that are volunteer-run and operated with support from a part-time staff member. \nEvents: \nOpening Reception: Thursday\, May 8 from 6-8pm \nArtist Talk: Saturday\, June 7 from 2-3pm.
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/elemental-work-by-boston-sculptors-gallery-artists/2025-05-09/
LOCATION:Flinn Gallery\, 101 West Putnam Ave.\, Greenwich\, CT\, 06830\, United States
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SUMMARY:Boys Varsity Baseball @ Stamford High School
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LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:GHS Sports
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SUMMARY:Boys JV Baseball @ Stamford High School
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URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/boys-jv-baseball-stamford-high-school/
LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:GHS Sports
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SUMMARY:Girls Varsity Softball vs Stamford High School
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URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/girls-varsity-softball-vs-stamford-high-school/
LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:GHS Sports
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SUMMARY:Learn the art of bonsai at the J House Greenwich’s Bonsai Bar Experience
DESCRIPTION:The May 9th sip and snip event invites attendees to an evening of delightful drinks\, delectable small bites\, and the captivating art of bonsai.\nBonsai\, the ancient Japanese art form of cultivating miniature trees in containers\, embodies harmony\, patience\, and a deep connection with nature\, often representing longevity and tranquility in Eastern cultures.\nThis special event caters to beginners eager to embark on their bonsai journey. Participants will receive a comprehensive introduction to the history and cultural significance of bonsai\, laying the groundwork for understanding this delicate art form. A seasoned bonsai professional will guide attendees through essential techniques\, offering personalized\, one-on-one instruction on crucial aspects such as soil composition\, proper repotting methods\, fundamental styling principles\, and effective care routines to ensure the long-term health and beauty of their miniature trees.\nWhile practicing the intricacies of bonsai cultivation\, aspiring miniature gardeners can unwind and refresh with drinks and small bites\, creating a relaxed and engaging atmosphere for learning and exploration.\nThe event on Friday\, May 9th runs from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Tickets for this enriching experience cost $130\, and the fee includes a bonsai tree for each attendee to take home\, allowing guests to continue nurturing their newfound craft.
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/learn-the-art-of-bonsai-at-the-j-house-greenwichs-bonsai-bar-experience/
LOCATION:The J House Greenwich\, 1114 East Putnam Ave\, Riverside\, 06878\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibits,Arts
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SUMMARY:Boys Varsity Rugby @ Trumbull
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/boys-varsity-rugby-trumbull/
LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:GHS Sports
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SUMMARY:YMCA of Greenwich Annual Gala - Casino Royale: An Evening in Las Vegas
DESCRIPTION:Step into the vibrant energy of Las Vegas at our 2025 Casino Royale: An Evening in Las Vegas Gala\, benefiting the YMCA of Greenwich! \nFunds raised from the YMCA of Greenwich’s annual gala help to provide critical programs and services to our community at little to no cost\, including water safety education\, child care\, chronic disease prevention\, and so much more. \nJoin us as we recognize Governor Ned Lamont for his unwavering dedication to Connecticut and the YMCA. A former Greenwich selectman and YMCA of Greenwich board member\, Governor Lamont has been a champion for our communities—investing in childcare\, youth programs\, and water safety. His commitment to service and leadership has made a lasting impact\, and we are proud to celebrate his contributions at this year’s gala. \nHow To Support The Gala \nPurchase Opportunity Prize Tickets: Our Premier Sponsor\, Lugano Diamonds\, graciously donated a stunning pair of hoop earrings for this year’s Opportunity Prize! Featuring 24 rose-cut diamonds totaling 2.45 carats and set in 18K white gold\, this $11\,800 opportunity prize is open to all\, regardless of attendance at the gala. Each $100 ticket offers a chance to win\, with only 250 tickets available. The winner will be announced at the Gala—just in time for Mother’s Day! \nPurchase An Ad In The Journal: The gala journal is distributed to the 300+ Gala attendees and sponsors and all journal ads will be displayed on our facility monitors and scoreboard leading up to the Gala. Purchase a journal ad to advertise your business; thank a coach\, instructor\, or your favorite Y staff member; or congratulate your child or their team on a job well done! \nAttend the Gala: Join us on Friday\, May 9\, 2025\, at 6:00 PM at the Greenwich Country Club for an unforgettable evening featuring elegant dining\, classic casino games\, and the chance to support the Y’s mission of strengthening our community. Connect with friends\, discover more about the YMCA\, and indulge in classic casino games. All proceeds directly support the YMCA of Greenwich’s charitable initiatives.
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/ymca-of-greenwich-annual-gala-casino-royale-an-evening-in-las-vegas/
LOCATION:Greenwich Country Club\, 19 Doubling Road
CATEGORIES:Charity,Events
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SUMMARY:Free Talk: "Civility in Turbulent Times" with Susan Herbst
DESCRIPTION:How can we understand the long-term impacts of our political culture and the daily flood of news? Are there any remedies for our incivility\, partisan polarization\, and the anxiety we all feel\, no matter our party preferences? \nSusan Herbst is University Professor of Political Science and President Emeritus at UConn’s Stamford campus\, having served as President from 2010-2019. She is the author of five books\, most recently A Troubled Birth: The 1930s and American Public Opinion. Free event but please RSVP!
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/free-talk-civility-in-turbulent-times-with-susan-herbst/
LOCATION:Christ Church Greenwich\, 216 E Putnam Avenue\, Greenwich\, 06830\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Events,History,Lecture
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SUMMARY:PLANT SALE - Sponsored by the Garden Club of Old Greenwich
DESCRIPTION:Fund raising plant sale featuring annuals\, perennials\, vegetables\, Mother’s Day Baskets and special plants from our members’ own gardens. All proceeds from this sale fund gardening projects in our community.
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/plant-sale-sponsored-by-the-garden-club-of-old-greenwich/
LOCATION:38 West End Avenue\, Old Greenwich\, CT   06870\, 38 West End Avenue\, Old Greenwich\, CT\, 06870\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gardening
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SUMMARY:Elemental: Work by Boston Sculptors Gallery Artists
DESCRIPTION:For the final exhibition of its 2024-25 season\, the Flinn Gallery is pleased to present Elemental: Work by Boston Sculptors Gallery Artists. The show runs from May 8 to June 18 and features the work of 13 artists from the Boston Sculptors Gallery.\nJoin us for Opening Reception: Thursday\, May 8 from 6-8pm.\nThe sculptors in the exhibition work with a wide range of materials – clay\, fabric\, metal\, plastic\, wood\, and mixed media – and their artwork ranges in height from three inches to over eight feet. \nWhile the sculptures encompass a wide range of materials\, sizes\, and techniques\, they were selected with a unifying theme in mind – Elemental. This word has multiple meanings\, which range from primitive or basic to the four elements of nature to the chemical elements from which many of the objects are created. Visitors to the Gallery will see artwork that can be grouped into four elemental categories: Beginnings\, Organisms\, Earth\, and Water. \nThe artists are all inspired by the beauty and fragility of the natural world along with our connections to and impact upon it. For Mo Kelman\,“water is the ideal subject to reflect on the laws that govern nature as it ceaselessly advances and embarrasses our every effort to keep it at bay.” In Lagoon\, Kelman merges an abstracted body of silk water with bamboo structures that ensemble towers or bridges. Artist Jessica Strauss has three pieces in the exhibition from her Packing for Mars series. In Missing You\, Blue Planet\, and No More Polar Ice Cap\, human figures gaze at images of Earth. The sculptures express “black humor\, longing\, and regret” as Strauss looks toward a “future when humans must flee a devastated Earth to settle on far flung and arid worlds.” \nSeveral artists use traditional domestic crafts such as crochet\, embroidery\, and sewing in innovative ways. In her three sculptures Ascent\, Larvae\, and Nests\, Michelle Lougee crochets post-consumer plastic bags into monumental sculptures\, which “examine the relationships between humans\, plastic\, and nature amidst irreversible environmental changes”. Cascading from the ceiling\, Keri Straka’s “Soft Cell Division” is composed of stuffed and sewn textiles. According to Straka\, “the suspended sculpture is evocative of the ebb and flow of human life as mirrored in the blooming of a single cell.” Her sculpture\, “Portal: Past” is made of multiple wooden embroidery hoops of varying sizes with water-color painted fabric embedded with a wide range of materials to represent dividing cells and biological cycles. \nSince the majority of sculptors are women\, it is only natural that some artwork addresses feminine sensibilities\, and as mentioned\, domestic life. Ellen Schön has four ceramic pieces in the exhibition. Two of her pieces – Five Hills Font and Lotus Pod – are part of her Wellspring Series. For Schön\, “the pieces in this series explore the ceramic vessel as a wellspring or womb. They are meant to evoke sources of life-whirlpools\, fonts\, pods\, seed of hope\, as well as the landscape of the female body.” Several of Jodie Colella’s sculptures are ceramic and one incorporates fabric. According to Colella\, her three pieces – Offspring\, Seeds\, and Attempts at Conviviality Exhaust Me – “comingle rigid forms with fibers to create vessels containing the stories that embody domestic life.” \nElemental is curated by Flinn Gallery committee members\, Barbra Fordyce and Nancy Heller. It will include over 40 works of art by the following Boston Sculptors Gallery artists: \nJodie Colella (clay\, fiber\, stone\, and mixed media)\, Carrie Crane (mixed media)\,\nAnna Kristina Goransson (felt and wool)\, Mo Kelman (silk\, wood\, and mixed media)\, Michelle Lougee (crocheted plastic and wire)\, Ellen Schön (stoneware and fired-clay)\, Julia Shepley (mixed media)\, Keri Straka (fabric and mixed media)\, Jessica Strauss (mixed media)\, Margaret Swan (aluminum)\, Nora Valdez (limestone)\, Leslie Wilcox (steel screen and mixed media)\, and Andy Zimmerman (wood). \nThe Flinn Gallery is a non-profit organization sponsored by Friends of the Greenwich Library. The Gallery welcomes visitors daily Monday to Saturday\, 10-5pm\, Thursday until 8pm\, and Sunday 1-5pm\, and is located on the second floor of the Greenwich Library\, 101 West Putnam Avenue\, Greenwich\, CT. \nThe Boston Sculptors Gallery (BSG) was founded in 1992 by 18 artists as a venue for contemporary sculpture. It is located in Boston’s SoWa arts district and has 38 member artists from Boston and New England. There is a natural kinship between the Flinn and Boston Sculptors Galleries. Both are nonprofit entities that are volunteer-run and operated with support from a part-time staff member. \nEvents: \nOpening Reception: Thursday\, May 8 from 6-8pm \nArtist Talk: Saturday\, June 7 from 2-3pm.
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/elemental-work-by-boston-sculptors-gallery-artists/2025-05-10/
LOCATION:Flinn Gallery\, 101 West Putnam Ave.\, Greenwich\, CT\, 06830\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibits
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SUMMARY:Boys JV Volleyball vs Fairfield Warde
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/boys-jv-volleyball-vs-fairfield-warde/
LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:GHS Sports
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SUMMARY:After Glow The Bruce Gala After Party
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a night of dancing\, cocktails\, and unforgettable vibes — all supporting the Bruce Museum’s exhibitions\, school programs\, and community outreach. \nEvery ticket helps us spark creativity\, inspire future scientists and artists\, and make art + science accessible for all. \nDJ\, dancing\, mini milkshakes\, cookies\, and late bites \nLet’s glow for a good cause!
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/after-glow-the-bruce-gala-after-party/
LOCATION:Bruce Museum\, 1 Museum Drive\, Greenwich\, CT\, 06830\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibits,Charity,Community,Events,Music,Night Life
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SUMMARY:Elemental: Work by Boston Sculptors Gallery Artists
DESCRIPTION:For the final exhibition of its 2024-25 season\, the Flinn Gallery is pleased to present Elemental: Work by Boston Sculptors Gallery Artists. The show runs from May 8 to June 18 and features the work of 13 artists from the Boston Sculptors Gallery.\nJoin us for Opening Reception: Thursday\, May 8 from 6-8pm.\nThe sculptors in the exhibition work with a wide range of materials – clay\, fabric\, metal\, plastic\, wood\, and mixed media – and their artwork ranges in height from three inches to over eight feet. \nWhile the sculptures encompass a wide range of materials\, sizes\, and techniques\, they were selected with a unifying theme in mind – Elemental. This word has multiple meanings\, which range from primitive or basic to the four elements of nature to the chemical elements from which many of the objects are created. Visitors to the Gallery will see artwork that can be grouped into four elemental categories: Beginnings\, Organisms\, Earth\, and Water. \nThe artists are all inspired by the beauty and fragility of the natural world along with our connections to and impact upon it. For Mo Kelman\,“water is the ideal subject to reflect on the laws that govern nature as it ceaselessly advances and embarrasses our every effort to keep it at bay.” In Lagoon\, Kelman merges an abstracted body of silk water with bamboo structures that ensemble towers or bridges. Artist Jessica Strauss has three pieces in the exhibition from her Packing for Mars series. In Missing You\, Blue Planet\, and No More Polar Ice Cap\, human figures gaze at images of Earth. The sculptures express “black humor\, longing\, and regret” as Strauss looks toward a “future when humans must flee a devastated Earth to settle on far flung and arid worlds.” \nSeveral artists use traditional domestic crafts such as crochet\, embroidery\, and sewing in innovative ways. In her three sculptures Ascent\, Larvae\, and Nests\, Michelle Lougee crochets post-consumer plastic bags into monumental sculptures\, which “examine the relationships between humans\, plastic\, and nature amidst irreversible environmental changes”. Cascading from the ceiling\, Keri Straka’s “Soft Cell Division” is composed of stuffed and sewn textiles. According to Straka\, “the suspended sculpture is evocative of the ebb and flow of human life as mirrored in the blooming of a single cell.” Her sculpture\, “Portal: Past” is made of multiple wooden embroidery hoops of varying sizes with water-color painted fabric embedded with a wide range of materials to represent dividing cells and biological cycles. \nSince the majority of sculptors are women\, it is only natural that some artwork addresses feminine sensibilities\, and as mentioned\, domestic life. Ellen Schön has four ceramic pieces in the exhibition. Two of her pieces – Five Hills Font and Lotus Pod – are part of her Wellspring Series. For Schön\, “the pieces in this series explore the ceramic vessel as a wellspring or womb. They are meant to evoke sources of life-whirlpools\, fonts\, pods\, seed of hope\, as well as the landscape of the female body.” Several of Jodie Colella’s sculptures are ceramic and one incorporates fabric. According to Colella\, her three pieces – Offspring\, Seeds\, and Attempts at Conviviality Exhaust Me – “comingle rigid forms with fibers to create vessels containing the stories that embody domestic life.” \nElemental is curated by Flinn Gallery committee members\, Barbra Fordyce and Nancy Heller. It will include over 40 works of art by the following Boston Sculptors Gallery artists: \nJodie Colella (clay\, fiber\, stone\, and mixed media)\, Carrie Crane (mixed media)\,\nAnna Kristina Goransson (felt and wool)\, Mo Kelman (silk\, wood\, and mixed media)\, Michelle Lougee (crocheted plastic and wire)\, Ellen Schön (stoneware and fired-clay)\, Julia Shepley (mixed media)\, Keri Straka (fabric and mixed media)\, Jessica Strauss (mixed media)\, Margaret Swan (aluminum)\, Nora Valdez (limestone)\, Leslie Wilcox (steel screen and mixed media)\, and Andy Zimmerman (wood). \nThe Flinn Gallery is a non-profit organization sponsored by Friends of the Greenwich Library. The Gallery welcomes visitors daily Monday to Saturday\, 10-5pm\, Thursday until 8pm\, and Sunday 1-5pm\, and is located on the second floor of the Greenwich Library\, 101 West Putnam Avenue\, Greenwich\, CT. \nThe Boston Sculptors Gallery (BSG) was founded in 1992 by 18 artists as a venue for contemporary sculpture. It is located in Boston’s SoWa arts district and has 38 member artists from Boston and New England. There is a natural kinship between the Flinn and Boston Sculptors Galleries. Both are nonprofit entities that are volunteer-run and operated with support from a part-time staff member. \nEvents: \nOpening Reception: Thursday\, May 8 from 6-8pm \nArtist Talk: Saturday\, June 7 from 2-3pm.
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/elemental-work-by-boston-sculptors-gallery-artists/2025-05-11/
LOCATION:Flinn Gallery\, 101 West Putnam Ave.\, Greenwich\, CT\, 06830\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibits
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SUMMARY:Art Adventures: Pointillism
DESCRIPTION:Participants will create their own pointillism artwork! \nArt Adventures is a drop-in program designed for children aged four and up and their families. This program is free with general admission and no advanced registration is required. Join us in the Cohen Education Wing. \nImage: Dylan Wafle\, Avon Old Farms School\, iCreate 2025 submission.
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/art-adventures-pointillism/
LOCATION:Bruce Museum\, 1 Museum Drive\, Greenwich\, CT\, 06830\, United States
CATEGORIES:Crafts,Family,For Children
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SUMMARY:Joyful Noise Casual Worship Service
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a casual worship service in the Christ Church Greenwich Chapel with Music by Anna Jacobson. All Are Welcome!
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/joyful-noise-casual-worship-service/
LOCATION:Christ Church Greenwich\, 216 E Putnam Avenue\, Greenwich\, 06830\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Events,Family,Music
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SUMMARY:Elemental: Work by Boston Sculptors Gallery Artists
DESCRIPTION:For the final exhibition of its 2024-25 season\, the Flinn Gallery is pleased to present Elemental: Work by Boston Sculptors Gallery Artists. The show runs from May 8 to June 18 and features the work of 13 artists from the Boston Sculptors Gallery.\nJoin us for Opening Reception: Thursday\, May 8 from 6-8pm.\nThe sculptors in the exhibition work with a wide range of materials – clay\, fabric\, metal\, plastic\, wood\, and mixed media – and their artwork ranges in height from three inches to over eight feet. \nWhile the sculptures encompass a wide range of materials\, sizes\, and techniques\, they were selected with a unifying theme in mind – Elemental. This word has multiple meanings\, which range from primitive or basic to the four elements of nature to the chemical elements from which many of the objects are created. Visitors to the Gallery will see artwork that can be grouped into four elemental categories: Beginnings\, Organisms\, Earth\, and Water. \nThe artists are all inspired by the beauty and fragility of the natural world along with our connections to and impact upon it. For Mo Kelman\,“water is the ideal subject to reflect on the laws that govern nature as it ceaselessly advances and embarrasses our every effort to keep it at bay.” In Lagoon\, Kelman merges an abstracted body of silk water with bamboo structures that ensemble towers or bridges. Artist Jessica Strauss has three pieces in the exhibition from her Packing for Mars series. In Missing You\, Blue Planet\, and No More Polar Ice Cap\, human figures gaze at images of Earth. The sculptures express “black humor\, longing\, and regret” as Strauss looks toward a “future when humans must flee a devastated Earth to settle on far flung and arid worlds.” \nSeveral artists use traditional domestic crafts such as crochet\, embroidery\, and sewing in innovative ways. In her three sculptures Ascent\, Larvae\, and Nests\, Michelle Lougee crochets post-consumer plastic bags into monumental sculptures\, which “examine the relationships between humans\, plastic\, and nature amidst irreversible environmental changes”. Cascading from the ceiling\, Keri Straka’s “Soft Cell Division” is composed of stuffed and sewn textiles. According to Straka\, “the suspended sculpture is evocative of the ebb and flow of human life as mirrored in the blooming of a single cell.” Her sculpture\, “Portal: Past” is made of multiple wooden embroidery hoops of varying sizes with water-color painted fabric embedded with a wide range of materials to represent dividing cells and biological cycles. \nSince the majority of sculptors are women\, it is only natural that some artwork addresses feminine sensibilities\, and as mentioned\, domestic life. Ellen Schön has four ceramic pieces in the exhibition. Two of her pieces – Five Hills Font and Lotus Pod – are part of her Wellspring Series. For Schön\, “the pieces in this series explore the ceramic vessel as a wellspring or womb. They are meant to evoke sources of life-whirlpools\, fonts\, pods\, seed of hope\, as well as the landscape of the female body.” Several of Jodie Colella’s sculptures are ceramic and one incorporates fabric. According to Colella\, her three pieces – Offspring\, Seeds\, and Attempts at Conviviality Exhaust Me – “comingle rigid forms with fibers to create vessels containing the stories that embody domestic life.” \nElemental is curated by Flinn Gallery committee members\, Barbra Fordyce and Nancy Heller. It will include over 40 works of art by the following Boston Sculptors Gallery artists: \nJodie Colella (clay\, fiber\, stone\, and mixed media)\, Carrie Crane (mixed media)\,\nAnna Kristina Goransson (felt and wool)\, Mo Kelman (silk\, wood\, and mixed media)\, Michelle Lougee (crocheted plastic and wire)\, Ellen Schön (stoneware and fired-clay)\, Julia Shepley (mixed media)\, Keri Straka (fabric and mixed media)\, Jessica Strauss (mixed media)\, Margaret Swan (aluminum)\, Nora Valdez (limestone)\, Leslie Wilcox (steel screen and mixed media)\, and Andy Zimmerman (wood). \nThe Flinn Gallery is a non-profit organization sponsored by Friends of the Greenwich Library. The Gallery welcomes visitors daily Monday to Saturday\, 10-5pm\, Thursday until 8pm\, and Sunday 1-5pm\, and is located on the second floor of the Greenwich Library\, 101 West Putnam Avenue\, Greenwich\, CT. \nThe Boston Sculptors Gallery (BSG) was founded in 1992 by 18 artists as a venue for contemporary sculpture. It is located in Boston’s SoWa arts district and has 38 member artists from Boston and New England. There is a natural kinship between the Flinn and Boston Sculptors Galleries. Both are nonprofit entities that are volunteer-run and operated with support from a part-time staff member. \nEvents: \nOpening Reception: Thursday\, May 8 from 6-8pm \nArtist Talk: Saturday\, June 7 from 2-3pm.
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/elemental-work-by-boston-sculptors-gallery-artists/2025-05-12/
LOCATION:Flinn Gallery\, 101 West Putnam Ave.\, Greenwich\, CT\, 06830\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibits
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SUMMARY:Boys JV Tennis vs Westhill
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/boys-jv-tennis-vs-westhill/
LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:GHS Sports
END:VEVENT
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250414T145534Z
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SUMMARY:Boys Varsity Track - Outdoor vs Westhill
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/boys-varsity-track-outdoor-vs-westhill/
LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:GHS Sports
END:VEVENT
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SUMMARY:Girls Varsity Track - Outdoor vs Westhill
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/girls-varsity-track-outdoor-vs-westhill/
LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:GHS Sports
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SUMMARY:Boys JV Baseball vs Ridgefield High School
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/boys-jv-baseball-vs-ridgefield-high-school/
LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:GHS Sports
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250512T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250512T183000
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SUMMARY:Boys Varsity Baseball vs Ridgefield High School
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/boys-varsity-baseball-vs-ridgefield-high-school/
LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:GHS Sports
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DTSTAMP:20260408T024351
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250505T195048Z
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SUMMARY:Bruce Beginnings: Spring Flowers
DESCRIPTION:Learn about flowers through a story\, a gallery tour through our permanent science exhibitions\, and a hands-on craft. Children (ages 2.5-5) and their caregivers are encouraged to explore the Bruce’s collections and exhibitions through picture books and hands-on activities. This program is free with general admission. Space is limited; reservations are required. \nPlease see the Visitor Services desk upon arrival.
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/bruce-beginnings-spring-flowers/2025-05-13/
LOCATION:Bruce Museum\, 1 Museum Drive\, Greenwich\, CT\, 06830\, United States
CATEGORIES:Crafts,Family,For Children
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SUMMARY:Elemental: Work by Boston Sculptors Gallery Artists
DESCRIPTION:For the final exhibition of its 2024-25 season\, the Flinn Gallery is pleased to present Elemental: Work by Boston Sculptors Gallery Artists. The show runs from May 8 to June 18 and features the work of 13 artists from the Boston Sculptors Gallery.\nJoin us for Opening Reception: Thursday\, May 8 from 6-8pm.\nThe sculptors in the exhibition work with a wide range of materials – clay\, fabric\, metal\, plastic\, wood\, and mixed media – and their artwork ranges in height from three inches to over eight feet. \nWhile the sculptures encompass a wide range of materials\, sizes\, and techniques\, they were selected with a unifying theme in mind – Elemental. This word has multiple meanings\, which range from primitive or basic to the four elements of nature to the chemical elements from which many of the objects are created. Visitors to the Gallery will see artwork that can be grouped into four elemental categories: Beginnings\, Organisms\, Earth\, and Water. \nThe artists are all inspired by the beauty and fragility of the natural world along with our connections to and impact upon it. For Mo Kelman\,“water is the ideal subject to reflect on the laws that govern nature as it ceaselessly advances and embarrasses our every effort to keep it at bay.” In Lagoon\, Kelman merges an abstracted body of silk water with bamboo structures that ensemble towers or bridges. Artist Jessica Strauss has three pieces in the exhibition from her Packing for Mars series. In Missing You\, Blue Planet\, and No More Polar Ice Cap\, human figures gaze at images of Earth. The sculptures express “black humor\, longing\, and regret” as Strauss looks toward a “future when humans must flee a devastated Earth to settle on far flung and arid worlds.” \nSeveral artists use traditional domestic crafts such as crochet\, embroidery\, and sewing in innovative ways. In her three sculptures Ascent\, Larvae\, and Nests\, Michelle Lougee crochets post-consumer plastic bags into monumental sculptures\, which “examine the relationships between humans\, plastic\, and nature amidst irreversible environmental changes”. Cascading from the ceiling\, Keri Straka’s “Soft Cell Division” is composed of stuffed and sewn textiles. According to Straka\, “the suspended sculpture is evocative of the ebb and flow of human life as mirrored in the blooming of a single cell.” Her sculpture\, “Portal: Past” is made of multiple wooden embroidery hoops of varying sizes with water-color painted fabric embedded with a wide range of materials to represent dividing cells and biological cycles. \nSince the majority of sculptors are women\, it is only natural that some artwork addresses feminine sensibilities\, and as mentioned\, domestic life. Ellen Schön has four ceramic pieces in the exhibition. Two of her pieces – Five Hills Font and Lotus Pod – are part of her Wellspring Series. For Schön\, “the pieces in this series explore the ceramic vessel as a wellspring or womb. They are meant to evoke sources of life-whirlpools\, fonts\, pods\, seed of hope\, as well as the landscape of the female body.” Several of Jodie Colella’s sculptures are ceramic and one incorporates fabric. According to Colella\, her three pieces – Offspring\, Seeds\, and Attempts at Conviviality Exhaust Me – “comingle rigid forms with fibers to create vessels containing the stories that embody domestic life.” \nElemental is curated by Flinn Gallery committee members\, Barbra Fordyce and Nancy Heller. It will include over 40 works of art by the following Boston Sculptors Gallery artists: \nJodie Colella (clay\, fiber\, stone\, and mixed media)\, Carrie Crane (mixed media)\,\nAnna Kristina Goransson (felt and wool)\, Mo Kelman (silk\, wood\, and mixed media)\, Michelle Lougee (crocheted plastic and wire)\, Ellen Schön (stoneware and fired-clay)\, Julia Shepley (mixed media)\, Keri Straka (fabric and mixed media)\, Jessica Strauss (mixed media)\, Margaret Swan (aluminum)\, Nora Valdez (limestone)\, Leslie Wilcox (steel screen and mixed media)\, and Andy Zimmerman (wood). \nThe Flinn Gallery is a non-profit organization sponsored by Friends of the Greenwich Library. The Gallery welcomes visitors daily Monday to Saturday\, 10-5pm\, Thursday until 8pm\, and Sunday 1-5pm\, and is located on the second floor of the Greenwich Library\, 101 West Putnam Avenue\, Greenwich\, CT. \nThe Boston Sculptors Gallery (BSG) was founded in 1992 by 18 artists as a venue for contemporary sculpture. It is located in Boston’s SoWa arts district and has 38 member artists from Boston and New England. There is a natural kinship between the Flinn and Boston Sculptors Galleries. Both are nonprofit entities that are volunteer-run and operated with support from a part-time staff member. \nEvents: \nOpening Reception: Thursday\, May 8 from 6-8pm \nArtist Talk: Saturday\, June 7 from 2-3pm.
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/elemental-work-by-boston-sculptors-gallery-artists/2025-05-13/
LOCATION:Flinn Gallery\, 101 West Putnam Ave.\, Greenwich\, CT\, 06830\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibits
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SUMMARY:Fiber 2025 Exhibition at Silvermine Galleries
DESCRIPTION:Please join us at Silvermine Galleries on Saturday May 17th from 5 – 7pm for the opening reception of the Fiber 2025 Exhibition.  \nThis international exhibition seeks to showcase the best of contemporary fiber art that reflect the breadth of functional or non-functional works that use fiber and/or fiber art techniques in traditional or innovative ways. Artwork in this exhibition may be made from natural or high tech materials that reference fiber and that blur the lines between art\, architecture and craft. \nThe exhibition will run from May 10th through June 19th\, 2025.\nIt will be accompanied by two small exhibitions curated by browngrotta arts: Masters of the Medium: CT and Mastery and Materiality: International.  \nThe gallery is open Tuesday-Saturday 10-4pm.
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/fiber-2025-exhibition-at-silvermine-galleries/2025-05-13/
LOCATION:Silvermine Galleries\, 1037 Silvermine Rd\, New Canaan\, CT\, 06840\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibits
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SUMMARY:Bruce Beginnings: Spring Flowers
DESCRIPTION:Learn about flowers through a story\, a gallery tour through our permanent science exhibitions\, and a hands-on craft. Children (ages 2.5-5) and their caregivers are encouraged to explore the Bruce’s collections and exhibitions through picture books and hands-on activities. This program is free with general admission. Space is limited; reservations are required. \nPlease see the Visitor Services desk upon arrival.
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/bruce-beginnings-spring-flowers/2025-05-13/2/
LOCATION:Bruce Museum\, 1 Museum Drive\, Greenwich\, CT\, 06830\, United States
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SUMMARY:Exhibitions Highlights Tours - Tuesdays
DESCRIPTION:Experience the highlights of the Bruce Museum’s exhibitions during a guided tour that is free with museum admission. No reservations are required but capacity is limited to twenty people on a first-come\, first-served basis. Please check in with the front desk if you wish to join.
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/exhibitions-highlights-tours-tuesdays-2/2025-05-13/
LOCATION:Bruce Museum\, 1 Museum Drive\, Greenwich\, CT\, 06830\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Bruce%20Museum":MAILTO:info@brucemuseum.org
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SUMMARY:Girls Varsity Lacrosse - Girls @ Westhill
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URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/girls-varsity-lacrosse-girls-westhill/
LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:GHS Sports
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SUMMARY:Boys JV Tennis vs Fairfield Warde
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.greenwichsentinel.com/event/boys-jv-tennis-vs-fairfield-warde/
LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:GHS Sports
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