News 12 | Larry Epstein and Sara Gibek | Apr 4, 2025 News 12 Connecticut is making history come alive as we visit towns in our area and tell their stories, from their founding to today. Larry Epstein kicks things off in Greenwich.
Join host Leslie Mueller as she explores the American Impressionists. We begin at the breathtaking Bruce Museum in Greenwich, CT learning about American artist’s interpretations of the European Impressionist style and the local connections. Then join Leslie at the nearby Bush-Holley House to take a behind-the-scenes to see where many of these artists lived, exchanged … Read more
Greenwich Time | March 1, 2025 | Alma Rutgers, Columnist It’s 1775 and the Revolutionary War is about to begin. Which side would you choose? The Greenwich Historical Society’s current exhibition — “Greenwich During the Revolutionary War, a Frontier Town on the Front Line” — begins with that question. While the answer may seem obvious … Read more
Delamar Magazine | by Georgette Gouveia | Spring 2025 Issue Greenwich Historical Society is one organization that grasps the import of the Roman philosopher and historian Seneca’s advice to “combine all times.” Its library and archives – containing more than 40,000 items, including personal papers, manuscripts, genealogies and maps- are a rich repository of Greenwich’s … 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
Connecticut Explored | IN THIS ISSUE: EAT UP! | Volume 23/Number 1/Winter 2024-2025 “You Can ImagineWhat a Feast We Had”: By Kelsie Dalton The Cos Cob Art Colony emerged as the cradle of American Impressionism in 1890, when the first classes from the Art Students League of New York hopped on trains to bucolic Cos … Read more
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