WOW! Mumford & Sons and Zac Brown Band at Tenth GTP
Grammy Award-Winning Bands Mumford & Sons and Zac Brown Band have signed on to perform at the tenth anniversary Greenwich Town Party. read more...
Eric Clapton
Column: Bob Capazzo: The Life Behind the Lens
Bob Capazzo: The Life Behind the Lens – Depth of Feeling and Depth of Field read more...
Greenwich High Host Graduation Ceremony for 677 Students
By Richard Kaufman
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Greenwich High School Commencement Speaker Announced
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Editorial: GTP in 2019
The logistics are all planned. The musicians are announced. The long-range weather looks good. The count-down has begun to this year’s Greenwich Town Party. read more...
Beach Boys, Lynyrd Skynyrd Highlight GTP
Greenwich Town Party Announces Main Stage Bands for 2019
Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Lynyrd Skynyrd and The Beach Boys will kick off summer at the 2019 Greenwich Town Party, the all-day, family-friendly music festival planned for Saturday, May 25 at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park. Held annually on the Saturday of Memorial Day Weekend, this volunteer-supported community event is a popular daylong celebration overlooking the Long Island Sound. Grammy-nominated, New Orleans band Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue and pop-country singer/songwriter Caroline Jones will also perform on the Main Stage, along with local classic rock favorite 8Track Band. The event brings multiple generations of Greenwich residents together to celebrate town pride and the spirit of giving through live music, local food favorites, and family-fun activities. The musical lineup will also feature six local bands on the Town Stage. read more...
Greenwich Town Party Tickets Sell Out in Four Minutes
Editorial: Slow Hand
Editor’s Note: with apologies to Eric Clapton, we have incorporated a few of his song titles below. read more...
Editorial: Year Three
We are turning three this month. That’s quite a milestone for a business. When the paper launched we believed there was a need for a weekly community newspaper we just did not know if there was a “want” for us. Since then, we have been overwhelmed by the outpouring of support our community has shown the Greenwich Sentinel. What started as a fledgling paper has grown into a sought-after recorder of town news. With the sense of renewal that spring naturally brings with her, this seemed like an opportune time to take a look back as well as forward. read more...