Greenwich Sentinel | November 14 | By Liz Leamy In October, the Greenwich Historical Society debuted its latest exhibit, ‘Radical Pots & Cooperative Hands: Katherine Choy and Clay Art Center’ that celebrates the life and legacy of Katherine Choy, the trailblazing 20th century ceramic artist and visionary co-founder of the renowned Clay Art Center in … Read more
Greenwich Sentinel | October 20, 2023 | By Liz Leamy Allan Houston, iconic NBA All-Star, along with 10 renowned local athletic coaches, were honored by the Greenwich Historical Society at the ‘History in the Making’ Award Dinner held at the Belle Haven Country Club last Thursday. The affair drew a sold-out crowd with over 250 … Read more
Cottages & Gardens | Site Staff | June 15, 2023 CTC&G was the proud media sponsor of the Greenwich Historical Society’s Spring Tour & Patron Party! This celebration of outdoor entertaining, landscape and garden design showcased some of Greenwich’s most spectacular properties. The event kicked off on May 24 with the Patron Party at a historic mid-country … Read more
GREENWICHFREEPRESS | June 9, 2023 Greenwich Historical Society formally announced and congratulated Greenwich scholastic and club coaches who have been nominated to receive awards for excellence in influencing the lives of student athletes at a reception June 7. The Sports Coach Awards will be presented at the Historical Society’s annual History in the Making Award Dinner on … Read more
Georgette Gouveia | Westchester & Fairfield County Business Journals | May 16, 2023 With a fresh focus on holistic living and community connection, the Greenwich Historical Society’s Tavern Garden Markets return to their Cos Cob campus Wednesday, May 17. Locally sourced farm-to-table produce, eggs, baked goods, flowers and one-of-a-kind accessories and crafts are back, layered … Read more
Greenwich Sentinel | May 16, 2023 With a fresh focus on holistic living and community connection, the Historical Society’s Tavern Garden Markets return to its Cos Cob campus on alternating Wednesdays in May, June, September and October, from 10am to 2pm. (Dates: May 17 and 31; June 14 and 28; September 6 and 20; October … Read more
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