GREENWICH, Conn., July 23, 2025— The Greenwich Historical Society Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the appointment of Carol B. Cadou as the organization’s new Executive Director and CEO, effective August 25th. Cadou brings over 30 years of museum management and curatorial experience with historic sites, libraries, archives, and fine and decorative arts collections, … Read more
After 29 years as Greenwich Historical Society’s executive director and CEO, Debra Mecky, PhD, announced her retirement this past April. Mecky’s accomplishments during her tenure are seemingly boundless, so Antiques and The Arts Weekly took some time to dive into some of her personal career highlights, as well as what she’s looking forward to during … Read more
About Greenwich Historical Society Greenwich Historical Society preserves and interprets Greenwich history to strengthen the community’s connection to our past, to each other and to our future. It collects and chronicles the vibrant history of Greenwich, Connecticut, USA. Founded in 1640, Greenwich holds a unique place in our nation’s history, including as a front line … Read more
News 12 | Apr 29, 2025, 6:36 AM Art to the Avenue begins Thursday in Greenwich. The exhibition will feature four large-scale murals placed on the side of buildings across Greenwich. The murals are created by the Greenwich Historical Society in partnership with Untapped New York.
Transformative legacy positions organization as one of America’s foremostregional history museums GREENWICH, Conn., April 22, 2025 — Debra L. Mecky, Ph.D., executive director and CEO of Greenwich Historical Society for over 29 years, has announced her decision to retire in 2025. During her tenure, she dramatically advanced the organization’s mission, transformed its site and operations, … Read more
Living Greenwich | January 21, 2025 Looking for a unique way to spend a day while celebrating the rich cultural tapestry of the Connecticut/New York coastline? The conneCT-NY Culture Trip offers a thoughtfully curated adventure through three incredible sites: the Clay Art Center in Port Chester, NY, the Flinn Gallery at the Greenwich Library, and … Read more
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