The new buzz word in floral design is Modern Farmhouse, with a focus on a loose and romantic meadow design. Our flower/field soft floral palette will include heirloom roses, tulips and ferns along with field flowers, vines and grasses all crafted in a farmhouse “Creamware” vase. Discussion for long-lasting and vibrant floral arrangements without chemicals or oasis will be explored.
The Greenwich Historical Society invites you to the public premier of the documentary film Pushing Boundaries: UConn’s First NBA Player, a stirring account of the life and career of athlete and music executive Worthy Patterson, who passed away in late 2022 at the age of 91. Patterson, raised in Greenwich and a student at Greenwich High School … Read more
The Greenwich Historical Society, in partnership with the Byram Shubert Public Library and Greenwich Academy, invites you to our local transcribe-a-thon as part of a nation-wide celebration of Douglass Day, marking the birth of Frederick Douglass. The day will include activities such as transcribing documents and various speakers on Frederick Douglass and Mary Ann Shadd Cary. … Read more
The Greenwich Historical Society invites you to view our exhibition SPORTS! More Than Just a Game. A dynamic exhibition on the local history of sporting culture, fandom and celebrity that explores how Greenwich and surrounding communities broke boundaries, tested their limits and found common ground through athletic achievement.
The Greenwich Historical Society presents a student-curated exhibit highlighting personal family stories and artifacts gathered as part of the My Story, Our Future project. A collaborative initiative organized by the India Cultural Center and the Asia and Asian American Studies Institute at UConn, the project aims to collect and contribute stories about South Asian American … Read more
As a part of our series of exhibition programs, the Greenwich Historical Society invites you to take a guided tour of the Life and Art Exhibition.
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