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CONTENTSWelcome to your New Community!Covering the town of Greenwich including Cos Cob, Riverside, Old Greenwich, Glenville, and Byram.

Community Links:Index to Sponsors Page 5Important Links & Numbers Page 5Clubs & Organizations Page 27Country Clubs Page 29Private Schools Page 31Places of Worship Page 33Inns and Hotels Page 35Beaches & Islands Page 36Parks & Recreation Page 37, 38, 39

GREENWICH Dining Guide: American Page 21Asian Page 21Barbecue Page 21French Page 23Greek Page 23Italian Page 23Indian Page 23Japanese Page 23Mediterranean Page 25Mexican Page 25Spanish Page 25Seafood Page 25

Thai Page 25

Annual Greenwich Events:Fall Page 7, 9, 11Winter Page 11, 13Spring Page 15, 17 Summer Page 19

Welcome to Greenwich

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CONTACT:Helen White Direct: (914) 934-1685

Greenwich Police Dept.203-622-8000

Greenwich Fire Depart.203-622-3959

Greenwich Hospital203-863-3000www.greenhosp.org

Greenwich Town Hall203-622-7700www.greenwichct.org

Greenwich Library203-622-7900www.greenwichlibrary.org

Greenwich Post Office203-625-3168

Chamber of Commercewww.greenwichchamber.com

Greenwich Public Schoolswww.greenwichschools.org

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TRANSPORTATION:Metro-North Railroadwww.mta.info/mnrGreenwich Commuter Connectionwww.norwalktransit.com/gcc.htmCT Transitwww.cttransit.comConnecticut Limousinewww.ctlimo.com/index.cfmWestchester County Airportwww.westchestergov.com/airportNew York Airportswww.newyorkairports.comBridgeport & Port Jefferson Ferrywww.bpjferry.comGreenwich Taxi203-869-6000 Page 5Page 4

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Greenwich Polo __ SEPTEMBER

The Greenwich Polo Club is recognized as one of theelite high-goal polo venues in the Northeast. Internationally recognized for its rosters of legendaryteams and players, Greenwich Polo Club hosts publicUSPA high-goal polo matches on eight Sunday afternoons in September, June, and July. Visit www.greenwichpoloclub.com.

Greenwich Yacht Show __ SEPTEMBER

One of the most prestigious yacht shows in the northeast,the Greenwich Harbor Yacht Showcase is held in September at the Delamar, Greenwich. The event features extraordinary yachts, private aircraft, luxury automobiles, complementary exhibitors, an internationalbeer garden, and enticing cuisine. This is a prime opportunity for boaters, frequent flyers and auto enthusiasts of all levels of experience to shop for the latest equipment, electronics, clothing, and accessories. Visit www.tmk-eventmarketing.com.

Art|Greenwich on Megayacht __ SEPTEMBER

Art collectors and connoisseurs can experience a dynamic collection of art, antiques, jewelry, and designconverging in a setting that defies the rules of a tradi-tional venue... it all happens aboard a luxury megayacht.Docked at the Delamar, Greenwich in September,SeaFair gathers international galleries presenting theirworks of art. Daily events include wine tastings, lecturesby renowned art experts, and an internationally acclaimed interior designer. Visit www.expoships.com.

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Annual Fall Events:

Greenwich Land Trust Go Wild!__ SEPTEMBER

Go Wild! annual family field day is widelyregarded as one of the premier familyevents in Greenwich held in September atConyers Farm - the Greenwich Polo Fields.There is something for everyone to enjoy -a rock climbing wall, petting zoo, bungeetrampoline, giant maze, birds of prey, sackraces, mini golf, autumn crafts, and muchmore. Enormous hot air balloons will giveyou a spectacular view of the expansive62-acre preserve. Visit www.gltrust.org.

Greenwich Dahlia Show__ SEPTEMBER

The Garden Education Center of Green-wich presents its Annual Dahlia Show in September. The show features hundreds ofstriking flowers in a judged competitionamong members of regional garden clubs.Held at The Garden Education Center in

Cos Cob. Visit www.gecgreenwich.org.

Greenwich Outdoor Arts Fest.__ OCTOBER

The Bruce Mseum’s Outdoor Arts Festival is held in October. The festival is a juriedevent featuring more than 80 fine craftartists from across the country. Ceramics,jewelry, decorative and wearable fiber,wood accessories and furniture, glass andmore are all available for purchase fromthe artists. The event also includes fun and educational activities, international cuisine, and live music performances. Visit www.brucemuseum.org.


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Greenwich FOOD+WINE FESTIVAL__ OCTOBER

The annual Greenwich FOOD+WINE FESTI-VAL to benefit Breast Cancer Alliance, is held in October. At the center of the festivalweekend, the Culinary Village offers grand, savory tastings and intriguing demonstrationsfrom more than 70 exclusive food, wine andspirit vendors. Guests will enjoy samplingsfrom BBQ Pit Masters, a Beer Garden, Sundaybrunch specialties, a Gourmet Market Place,and celebrity book signings. The live stage hostsmusical performances and private tents houseCelebrity Chefs and cooking demonstrations. Visit www.serendipitygreenwich.com.

Greenwich Wine and Cheese Festival__ OCTOBER

The Greenwich Symphony Wine & Cheese Festival is held each year to benefit the YoungPeople's Concert series and to fund the GSO’sannual Music Award presented to a gifted highschool senior in Fairfield County. Attendeesenjoy food and wines selected by HorseneckWines & Liquors. Richards of Greenwich hoststhe event held on Greenwich Avenue in October. Visit www.greenwichsymphony.org/wine-and-cheese-festival.

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Annual Fall Events:

Greenwich Junior League: Enchanted Forest

__ NOVEMBER

The Enchanted Forest of the Junior League of Greenwichis a festive weekend that is not to be missed! The event includes long-standing traditions such as decorated treesand gingerbread houses to bid on, gingerbread workshops,a playland, Santa’s workshop, a holiday boutique, break-fast with Santa, and a cocktail party with silent auctionand dancing. More than 50 boutique vendors from all overthe country provide premiere shopping for a great cause.Vendors include returning favorites and exciting new findsoffering holiday-themed gift items. Held in November, theevent takes palce at the Hyatt Regency, Old Greenwich,CT. Visit www.jlgreenwich.org.

Annual Winter Events:

Holiday Fair on Round Hill __ DECEMBER

This traditional holiday fair in December is free to thecommunity and great fun for families. The Round HillCommunity House is decorated inside and out as a winterwonderland. Vendors will be selling handmade gifts,wreaths, clothing, and more. There will be baked goods,soup, sandwiches, and drinks available throughout the dayplus children’s activities and pictures with Santa.Visit www.roundhillcommunitychurch.org.

Holiday Boutique: Woman’s Club of Greenwich __ DECEMBER

The annual Holiday Boutique will be held at the Woman’sClub of Greenwich featuring a wide array of merchandisefrom 26 different vendors. Festivities include Grandma’sKitchen and a raffle with more than 40 terrific prizes. Visit womansclubofgreenwich.org.

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Annual Winter Events:

Greenwich Holiday Stroll__ DECEMBER

Stroll downtown Greenwich to celebrate the AnnualGreenwich Holiday Stroll Weekend held in December.Enjoy carolers, musicians, ice sculptors, face-painting, and horse-drawn carriage rides. Visit live reindeer and getyour photos with Santa at McArdle's Florist & GardenCenter. Over 90 participating merchants offer holiday promotions and refreshments.

Visit www.greenwichreindeerfestival.com for details.

Antiquarius Winter Antiques Show__ DECEMBER

The Winter Antiques Show features period to mid-century antiques, fine art, jewelry, and a series of programsincluding a designer event and celebrity guest speakers.The show is a feature of the Greenwich Historical Society’s annual Antiquarius fundraiser held in Decemberat the Eastern Greenwich Civic Center in Old Greenwich. Visit www.greenwichhistory.org for details.

Antiquarius Holiday House Tour__ DECEMBER

The Holiday House Tour, chaired this year by designer Sandra Morgan, is themed “the Holidays in High Style”and will take place in December. Tour beautiful holiday decorated private homes in the town of Greenwich to ben-efit the Greenwich Historical Society’s annual Antiquarius

fundraiser. Visit www.greenwichhistory.org for details.

Antiquarius Holiday Boutique__ DECEMBER

A feature of the Greenwich Historical Society’s annual Antiquarius fundraiser, the Holiday Boutique is held inDecember at Christ Church Parish Hall, East Putnam Ave., Greenwich. The boutique offers a fabulous array ofone-of-a-kind gifts from specialty vendors and somethingfor everyone on your list. Shop before, during, or after theHoliday House Tour. Visit www.greenwichhistory.org. Page 13Page 12

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Annual Spring Events:

Greenwich Red & White Ball __ APRIL

The Greenwich Chapter of the American Red Cross' annual Red & White Ball usually takes place in April atthe Net Jets Hangar at Westchester County Airport inWhite Plains, N.Y. The event features tables designed by30 designers from Greenwich and New York. Proceedsfrom the event provide humanitarian aid, food, shelter,financial assistance, temporary housing, mental healthsupport, and emergency supplies to those in need.

Greenwich Boat Show __ APRIL

The Greenwich Boat Show features today’s finest boatbrands for fishing, luxury, power, sport, and cruiser boats.The show is free to attend and there is no charge for sea-trials. This show is held in April on site of BeaconPoint Marine and Greenwich Water Club at 49 River

Road, Cos Cob. Visit www.greenwichboatshow.com.

Greenwich Kite Flying Festival __ APRIL

The annual Kite Flying Festival is held at Greenwich PointBeach each spring in April and is sponsored by theGreenwich Arts Council and the Dept. of Parks and Rec. Participants bring kites of all shapes and sizes and mayjoin in a free raffle for gift certificates to Smart Kids Toys.Award ribbons are given to all high fliers.Visit www.greenwichartscouncil.org.

Greenwich Crafts Festival __ MAY

The Bruce Mseum’s Crafts Festival in May is regularlyheld one week before Memorial Day. The festival is a ju-ried event featuring more than 80 fine craft artists fromacross the country. Ceramics, jewelry, decorative andwearable fiber, wood accessories and furniture, glass andlots more are all available for purchase from the artists.The event also includes fun and educational activities,international cuisine, and live music performances.Visit www.brucemuseum.org for details.

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Art to the Avenue, Greenwich __ MAY

Musicians and performers fill the streets each May. Storeshost receptions for the hundreds of visitors to previewover 150 artists. Greenwich Ave. is closed to traffic infront of the Arts Center and an area for children’s activi-ties. The art remains in place through Memorial Day andis for sale with a 30% tax deduction for benefiting GAC.A complete Map/Guide is published listing all partici-pants, so that individual shops, artists, and locations areeasy to locate. Visit www.greenwichartscouncil.org.

Annual Summer Events:

Greenwich Concours de’ Elegance __ JUNE

Held in June, the Greenwich Concours has two concourses back-to-back. The Concours Americana isexclusively for American makes, while the Concours International is exclusively for imported marques. FormerAmerica's Cup 12-Meter yachts are moored at the Delamar Hotel and also on display. Given good weather,they will engage in match racing during the weekend.Visitors will be able to view the yachts up close, and there are opportunities to sail on them. Classic motorcycles are also on display.

Visit www.greenwichconcours.com.

Sand Blast! Todd's Point Beach __ JUNE

Sponsored by the Greenwich Arts Council and the Townof Greenwich Department of Parks and Recreation, this sand sculpture festival is held at Tod's Point each summer and is a fun family event for all. Participants are encouraged to indulge their imaginationsenjoying the experience of creating art in the sand.Visit www.greenwicharts.org/sand.asp.

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Annual Summer Events:

Greenwich Garden Tour __ JUNE

Held in June, the Garden Education Center’s Annual Garden Tour allows the opportunity to peek behind theprivate garden gates at some of the finest landscapes inthe town of Greenwich. Visit www.gecgreenwich.org.

Greenwich Sidewalk Sale Days __ JUNE / JULY

Held by the Chamber of Commerce usually in June and July. Festivities include face painting and balloon art for children, along with live music that will entertain shoppers and their families as they find bargains and discounts on high fashion, sportswear, shoes, gifts, jewelry, household goods and more from retailers, plustasty fare from local restaurants. Sidewalk Sale Days takeplace in Downtown Greenwich, Old Greenwich, andByram. Visit www.greenwichchamber.com.

Old Greenwich Art Fair __ JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER

The Art Society of Old Greenwich’s annual Sidewalk ArtShow is held on Sound Beach Avenue in Old Greenwichin July, August, and September. This juried show includes:watercolors, mixed media, photography, sculpture, andmore. Visit www.ogmerchants.com.

Fairs & Carnivals in Greenwich __ AUGUST (APRIL & MAY)

Annual community celebrations feature games, rides,music entertainment, grilled foods, fresh pastries, icecream and summer fun. Usually held in August, eventsinclude: The St. Catherine's 50th Carnival of Fun withshuttle bus service to park at Eastern Middle School;The feast of St. Roch’s Church in Chickahominy; TheNorth Mianus Spring Carnival in Riverside, which takesplace in April and May; The Arch Street Carnival andThe Cos Cob School Carnival in May.

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Best of the GoldCoast Connecticut__ JULY

The Best of the Gold CoastConnecticut represents thebest of everything that Fairfield County has tooffer from restaurants to retailers, spas, caterers,bands, and much more.Many Greenwich areabusinesses are representedat each year. The event isheld at the Stamford Hiltonin July. A portion of theevening’s proceeds are donated to Kids in Crisis, a non-profit organizationbased in Cos Cob, CT. Visit:bestofgoldcoastct.com

ASIANAsiana130 East Putnam Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-622-6833 asianacafe.com

Baang1191 East Putnam Ave.Riverside, CT 06878203-637-2114decarorestaurantgroup.com

Bambou328 Pemberwick Rd.Greenwich, CT 06831203-531-3322bambourestaurant.com

Hunan Gourmet68 E Putnam Ave. Greenwich, CT 06830(203) 869-1940www.hunangourmetgreenwich.com

KoKoRo Modern Asian Bistro363 Greenwich Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-869-8886 N/A

Panda Pavilion420 W. Putnam Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-869-1111www.pandapavilion3.com

Penang Grill55 Lewis St.Greenwich, CT 06830203-861-1988zagat.com/r/penang-grill-greenwich

BARBECUESundown Saloon403 Greenwich Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-629-8212 N/A

Will Morton's Rotisserie280 Railroad Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-661-0100willmortonsrotisserie.com

AMERICANChar Restaurant2 South Water St. Greenwich, CT 06830203-900-1100www.charct.com

Cos Cobber31 East Putnam Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830 203-992-1333thecoscobber.com

Crew Restaurant280 Railroad Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830230-340-9433www.crew280.com

Eleven14 Kitchen1114 East Putnam Ave.Riverside, CT 06787203-698-6999leven14kitchen.com

Ginger Man64 Greenwich Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-861-6400gingermangreenwich.com

Harvest372 Greenwich Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-869-4080harvestwinebar.com

Winfield's Hyatt Greenwich1800 East Putnam Ave.Old Greenwich, CT 06870203-637-1234greenwich.hyatt.com Page 21Page 20






Tengda Asian Bistro21 Field Point Rd.Greenwich, CT 06830203-625-5338 asianbistrogroup.com

FRENCHL'Escale500 Steamboat Rd.Greenwich, CT 06830203-661-4600lescalerestaurant.com

Meli Melo362 Greenwich Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-629-6153melimelogreenwich.com

Rebeccas265 Glenville Rd.Greenwich, CT 06831203-532-9270rebeccasgreenwich.com

Restaurant Jean-Louis61 Lewis St.Greenwich, CT 06830203-622-8450restaurantjeanlouis.com

Thomas Henkelmann420 Field Point Rd.Greenwich, CT 06830203-869-7500homesteadinn.com

Versailles339 Greenwich Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-661-6634zagat.com/r/versailles-greenwich

ITALIANApplausi Osteria199 Sound Beach Ave.Old Greenwich, CT203-637-4447osteriaapplausi.com

Centro at the Mill328 Pemberwick Rd.Greenwich, CT 06831203-531-5514centroristorante.com

Doppio41 East Elm St.Greenwich, CT 06830203-340-9470eatdoppio.com

Gabriele's of Greenwich35 Church St.Greenwich, CT 06831203-622-4223gabrielesofgreenwich.com

Morello Bistro253 Greenwich Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-661-3443morellobistro.com

Pasta Vera48 Greenwich Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-661-9705pastavera.com

Pierangelo355 Greenwich Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-869-3411

Polpo554 Old Post Rd.Greenwich, CT203-629-1999polporestaurant.com

Pomodoro Trattoria1247 East Putnam Ave.Riverside, CT 06878203-698-7779pomodororiverside.com

Terra Ristorante 156 Greenwich Ave. Greenwich, CT 06830203-629-5222terraofgreenwich.com

Toscana33 Lewis St. Greenwich 06830203-661-0568toscanagreenwich.com

Valbella1309 East Putnam Ave. Riverside, CT 06878203-637-1155valbellact.com

INDIANChola Eclectic Cuisine 107-109 Greenwich Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-869-0700 (Behind CVS) cholany.com

Rasa Indian Cuisine107-109 Greenwich Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-869-0700fineindiandining.com/rasact.htm

JAPANESEAbis381 Greenwich Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-862-9100abisjapanese.com

Kira Sushi4 Lewis St.Greenwich, CT 06830203-422-2990kiragreenwich.com

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MEDITERRANEANDouro28 West Putnam Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-869-7622dourorestaurantbar.com

Mediterraneo366 Greenwich Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-629-4747zhospitalitygroup.com/mediterraneogreenwich

MEXICANBoxcar Cantina44 Old Field Point Rd.Greenwich, CT 06830203-661-4774boxcarcantina.com

Lolita Mexican230 Mill St.Greenwich, CT 06830203-813-3555lolitamexican.com

SEAFOODBeach House Cafe220 Sound Beach Ave.Old Greenwich, CT 06870203-637-0367beachhousecafe.com

Elm Street Oyster House11 West Elm St.Greenwich, CT 06830203-629-5795elmstreetoysterhouse.com

Nuage Seafood Restaurant203 East Putnam Ave.Mill Pond Shopping CenterGreenwich, CT 06807203-869-2339nuagerestaurant.com

SPANISHBarcelona18 West Putnam Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-983-6400barcelonawinebar.com

Bistro Latino1392 East Putnam Ave.Old Greenwich CT 06870203-698-9033bistrolatinogreenwich.com

THAILittle Thai Kitchen21 Roch Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-622-2972littlethaikitchen.comPage 24






Thai Basil Restaurant95 Railroad Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-618-9888

thaibasilofgreenwich.com

Panda Pavillion420 West Putnam Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-869-1111pandapavilion3.com

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Pizza & PastaBanksville Pizza & Pasta1053 North St. Greenwich, CT 06831(203) 661-8585

Bella Nonna371 E Putnam Ave. Greenwich, CT 06830203-869-4445

bellanonnagreenwich.com

Cosi 129 W Putnam Ave. Greenwich, CT 06830203-861-2373getcosi.com

Doppio41 E Elm St. Greenwich, CT 06830203-340-9470eatdoppio.com

Famous Greek Kitchen10 North Water St.Greenwich, CT 06830203-531-6887famousgreekkitchen.com

Fuzaris226 Mill St. Greenwich, CT 06830203-531-5035fuzaripizza.com

Glenville Pizzeria243 Glenville Rd. Greenwich, CT 06831203-531-9852

Greco's Bella Cucina160 Hamilton Ave. Greenwich, CT 06830(203) 622-1693grecosbellacucina.com

Planet Pizza28 Railroad Ave. Greenwich, CT 06830203-622-0999planetpizza.com

Pomodoro Trattoria1247 East Putnam Ave.Riverside, CT 06878203-698-7779pomodoropizzact.com

ReNapoli Pizzeria216 Sound Beach Ave. Old Greenwich, CT 06870(203) 698-9300renapoli.com

Terra Ristorante 156 Greenwich Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-629-5222terraofgreenwich.com

The Pizza Post 522 East Putnam Ave. Greenwich, CT (203) 661-0909thepizzapost.com

Pub FoodBruce Park Grill231 Bruce Park Ave. Greenwich 06830203-869-8006

Burgers, Shakes & Fries302 Delavan Ave. Greenwich, CT203-531-7433

Crew Restaurant280 Railroad Ave. Greenwich 06830203-340-9433crew280.com

Fairways at the Griff1323 King St Greenwich 06831203-531-1138fairwaysatthegriff.com

MacDuff's Pub99 Railroad Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830203-422-0563macduffspub.com

Mackenzie's Grill Room148 Sound Beach Ave. Old Greenwich, CT203-698-0223

Belle Haven Club100 Harbor DriveGreenwich, CT 06830Phone: 203.861.5354www.bellehavenclub.com

Burning Tree Country Club120 Perkins RoadGreenwich, CT 06830Phone: 203.869.9004www.burningtreecc.org

Baliwick Club of Greenwich12 Duncan DriveGreenwich, CT 06831Phone: 203.531.7591www.bailiwickclub.com

Fairview Country Club1241 King StreetGreenwich, CT 06831Phone: 203.531.6200www.fairviewcountryclub.org

Field Club of Greenwich276 Lake AvenueGreenwich, CT 06830Phone: 203.869.1300www.fcofgreenwich.com

Greenwich Country Club19 Doubling RoadGreenwich, CT 06830Phone: 203.869.1000www.greenwichcountryclub.org

Greenwich Rowing Club67 River RoadCos Cob, 06807Phone: 203.422.5258www.greenwichwaterclub.com

Greenwich Water Club49 River RoadCos Cob, 06807Phone: 203.661.4033 www.greenwichwaterclub.com

Indian Harbor Yacht Club710 Steamboat RoadGreenwich, CT 06830Phone: 203.869.2484www.indianharboryc.com

Innis Arden Golf Club120 Tomac AvenueOld Greenwich, CT 06870Phone: 203.637.6900www.innisardengolfclub.com

Milbrook Club 61 Woodside DriveGreenwich, CTPhone: 203.869.4540www.milbrookclub.com

Riverside Yacht Club102 Club RoadRiverside, CT 06878Phone: 203.637.1706www.riversideyc.org

Round Hill Golf Club33 Round Hill Club RoadGreenwich, CT 06831-3398Phone: 203.661.1648www.rhclub.org

Stanwich Country Club888 North StreetGreenwich, CT 06831Phone: 203.869.0555www.stanwich.com

Tamarack Country Club55 Locust RoadGreenwich, CT 06831203.531.7300www.tamarackcountryclub.com

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Alliance Francaise of GreenwichPhone: 203.629.1340www.afgreenwich.org

American Red CrossPhone: 203.869.8444www.greenwichredcross.org

ARC - GreenwichPhone: 203.531.1880www.arcgreenwich.org

Audubon GreenwichPhone: 203.869.5272greenwich.audubon.org

Boys & Girls Club of GreenwichPhone: 203.869.3224www.bgcg.org

Boy Scouts of AmericaPhone: 203.869.8424www.greenwichbsa.com

Bruce MuseumPhone: 203.869.0376www.brucemuseum.org

Family Centers Inc.Phone: 203.869.4848www.familycenters.org

Garden Education CenterPhone: 203.869.9242www.gecgreenwich.org

Greenwich Arts CouncilPhone: 203.622.3998www.greenwicharts.org

The Greenwich Garden ClubPhone: 203.869.6132www.greenwichgardenclub.org

Greenwich Green & CleanPhone: 203.531.0006

[email protected]

Greenwich JayceesPhone: 203.358.3134www.greenwichjaycees.com

Greenwich Land TrustPhone: 203.629.2151www.gltrust.org

Greenwich Seniors ClubPhone: 203.622.1500

Greenwich Historical SocietyPhone: 203.869.6899www.hstg.org

Junior League of GreenwichPhone: 203.869.1979www.jlgreenwich.org

Kids In CrisisPhone: 203-622-6556www.familycenters.org

Lion's Club of Old Greenwicholdgreenwichct.lionwap.org

Rotary Club of GreenwichPhone: 203.352.3455www.greenwichlions.org

UJA Federation of GreenwichPhone: 203.622.1434www.ujafedgreenwich.org

United Way of Greenwichwww.unitedway-greenwich.org

YMCA of GreenwichPhone: 203.869.1630www.gwymca.org

YWCA of GreenwichPhone: 203.869.6501www.ywca.org/greenwich

Woman’s Club of GreenwichPhone: 203. 869.2046womansclubofgreenwich.org

Brunswick Academy100 Maher Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830(203) 625-5800www.brunswickschool.org

Convent of the Sacred Heart1177 King Street Greenwich, CT 06831(203) 531-6500www.cshgreenwich.org

Eagle Hill School45 Glenville Road Greenwich, CT 06831(203) 622-9240www.eaglehillschool.org

Greenwich Academy200 N Maple Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830(203) 625-8900www.greenwichacademy.org

Greenwich Catholic School471 North Street Greenwich, CT 06830(203) 869-4000www.greenwichcatholicschool.org

Greenwich Country Day School401 Old Church Road Greenwich, CT 06830(203) 863-5600www.greenwichcds.org

Greenwich Japanese School270 Lake AvenueGreenwich, CT 06830(203) 629-9039www.gwjs.org

Greenwich Japanese School15 RidgewayGreenwich, CT 06830(203) 629-5922www.gwjs.org

Putnam Indian Field School101 Indian Field Road Greenwich, CT 06830(203) 661-4629www.pifs.net

Stanwich School257 Stanwich Road Greenwich, CT 06830(203) 542-0032www.stanwichschool.org

Whitby School969 Lake AvenueGreenwich, CT 06831(203) 869-8464www.whitbyschool.org

Westchester Fairfield Hebrew Academy270 Lake AvenueGreenwich, CT, 06830(203) 863-9663www.wfha.org Page 31

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Albertson Memorial Churchwww.albertsonchurch.org

Church of the Adventwww.churchoftheadvent.org

Christ Church of Greenwichwww.christchurchgreenwich.com

Diamond Hill United Methodist Churchwww.gbgm-umc.org/diamondhill

Dingletown Community Churchdingletown.org

First Baptist Churchwww.firstbaptistchurchgreenwich.org

First Church of Christ, Scientistwww.christiansciencect.org/greenwich

First Church of Round Hillww.firstchurchofroundhill.org

First Congregational Churchwww.fccog.org

First Lutheran Churchwww.1stlutherangct.org

Grace Church of Greenwichwww.gracechurchgreenwich.com

Greenwich Baptist Churchwww.greenwichbaptist.org

Greenwich Reform Synagoguewww.grs.org

Harvest Time Assembly of Godwww.htchurch.com

Japanese Gospel Churchwww.jgclmi.com

North Greenwich Congregational Churchwww.northgreenwichchurch.org

Presbyterian Church of Old Greenwichwww.pcogonline.org

Round Hill Community Churchwww.roundhillcommunitychurch.org

Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Churchwww.bridgeportdiocese.com

St. Agnes Roman Catholic Churchwww.stagnesrc.org/frameset.htm

St. Barnabas Episcopal Churchwww.stbarnabasgreenwich.org

St. Catherine Catholic Churchwww.stcath.org

St. Mary Roman Catholic Churchwww.stmaryparishgreenwich.org

St. Michael's Roman Catholic Churchwww.stmichaelgreenwich.com

St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Churchwww.stpaulsbyram.org

St. Paul Roman Catholic Churchwww.stpaulgreenwich.org

St. Paul's Episcopal Churchwww.stpaulsriverside.org

St. Saviour's Episcopal Churchpages.cthome.net/stsav

Second Congregational Churchwww.2cc.org

Stanwich Congregational Churchwww.stanwichchurch.org/new

Temple Sholom

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The Cos Cob Inn50 River Road Cos Cob, CT 06807(203) 661-5845www.coscobinn.com

The Delamar500 Steamboat Road Greenwich, CT 06830(203) 661-9800www.thedelamar.com

The Homestead Inn420 Field Point Road Greenwich, CT 06830(203) 869-7500www.homesteadinn.com

The Harbor House Inn 165 Shore RoadOld Greenwich, CT 06870(203) 637-0145www.hhinn.com

Hyatt Regency Greenwich1800 East Putnam AvenueOld Greenwich, CT 06870(203) 637-1234 www.greenwich.hyatt.com

The J House1114 East Putnam AvenueRiverside, CT 06878(203) 698-6980www.jhousegreenwich.com

The Stanton House Inn76 Maple Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830(203) 869-2110www.stantonhouseinn.com

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BABCOCK PRESERVEOpen year round, sunrise to sunset, this largest of the town parks stretches betweenNorth St. and Lake Ave. The Preserve is opento the public for hiking, walking, jogging,cross-country skiing, nature study, picnicking, and horseback riding on designated trails.Camping without permission and use of trail bikes are prohibited. Directions - US 1 to North Maple Ave. toNorth St. Continue on North St. past North St.School on left. Continue approx. 2 more miles,entrance on left just past the reservoir.

BINNEY PARKLocated in Old Greenwich, this park is comprised of a landscaped section with pond, trees, paved paths,and a section with four tennis courts, two baseball diamonds, swings, and a sheltered playground. Directions - US 1 to Sound Beach Ave. Turn ontoSound Beach, go under I-95, continue about ¾ of a mile, keep right at rotary. Entrance next right onWesskum Wood Rd.

BRUCE PARKA series of ponds and wooded areas provide activities such as walking, jogging, bicycling, and picnicking. Three tennis courts, horseshoe pits, a baseball diamond,and playgrounds are also available. Directions - I-95 South: Exit 4, left onto Indian Field Rd., right onto Bruce Park Dr. I-95 North: Exit 3, right onto Arch St. to Museum Dr., left onto Davis Ave.

CHRISTIANO PARKSituated on five acres reached by Recycling Lane and Lyons Ave., it was for manyyears the Town Dump. In the early 50's, farsighted planners began covering the areawith landfill, and in the 60's added two tennis courts, a baseball diamond, barbecuegrills, children's playground equipment, and even a cricket pitch. Directions - Follow Field Point Rd. to traffic light at intersection with Railroad Ave.Make right turn onto RR Ave., follow rd. until intersection with St. Roch’s Ave. Makeright hand turn, follow road to third left hand turn onto Lyon Ave. Park at end of street.

For additional information, pleasecontact: Town of Greenwich Dept. of Parks & RecreationTown Hall - 101 Field Point RoadGreenwich, CT 06836Phone: (203) 622-7814Web Site: www.greenwichct.org

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Greenwich Point Open daily from 6:00 am until sunset. Activitiesinclude jogging, walking, cycling, nature study,boating, fishing, sailboarding, sun bathing, swim-ming, and picnicking.

Byram Beach & Pool Open daily 8:00 am to 8:00 pm. The park hasthe only public pool in town, lighted tenniscourts, and lighted ball field. Call 203-861-3170for hours of operation and special swim times.

Great Captain’s Island This island includes an active recreation area, anatural and a managed conservation area. It alsooffers a beach and boat mooring. During thesummer months, there is a Ferry Service fromRoger Sherman Baldwin Park.

Island Beach Formerly known as Little Captain Island, thisbeach is situated in Long Island Sound two milessouth of Greenwich Harbor. In summer months,there is a Ferry Service from Roger ShermanBaldwin Park.

Beaches are open year round, but passes are required from May 1 to Oct. 31. Lifeguards are on duty from Memorial Day thru Labor Day from 10:00 a.m. to6:00 p.m. Leashed dogs are allowed into parks from Dec. 1 to March 31.

The Town of Greenwich Department of Health tests the beaches weekly during the swimming season. Visit www.greenwichct.org to find out if a beach is open or closed to swimming.

BEACHES ISLANDSPass Ticket Sale Locations and Hours of Operation:

MAY - OCTOBER

Town Hall: 101 Field Point Road,Greenwich. The Park Pass Office isopen Mon. to Fri., 8:00am to 4:00pm.

Eastern Greenwich Civic Center: 90 Harding Rd., Old Greenwich.Open daily, 9:00am to 5:00pm.

JUNE - SEPTEMBER

Western Greenwich Civic Center: 449 Pemberwick Rd., Greenwich.Open weekends and holidays onlyfrom 9:00am to 5:00pm.

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AUDUBON GREENWICHThis 285-acre sanctuary and center has trails, a lake, ponds, woodlands, meadows, the Byram River, exhibits, a learning center, arts gallery and gift shop. Programs include bird walks, workshops,guided hikes, kids' programs, festivals, camp andschool-related activities. Audubon Greenwich is located at 613 Riversville Rd. in Greenwich. Visit: www.greenwich.audubon.org.

COS COB MILL POND PARKCos Cob Mill Pond Park is located at the corner of Strickland Rd. and the Post Rd. in Cos Cob. The park is open to the public from 6 am to 8 pm. Contained in the park is a small cemetery est. in 1723.

GRASS ISLANDGrass Island is a tidal marsh area in Greenwich Harbor. This habitat is a fragile marsh ecosystem protected as a conservation area. The reed grass areais a shelter for wildlife. The tree/shrub border servesas a barrier between the developed area and thetidal marsh. Directions - Off of Shore Rd. in theBelle Haven, take Field Point Rd. across RR Ave. totraffic light, left under RR bridge onto Horseneck La.First right onto Shore Rd. Left turn into Grass Island.

HAVEMEYER FIELD & GREENWICH COMMONSThe Common is open to the public as is the Children’s playground and soccer field. The fenced area known as Havemeyer Field, behindTown Hall is maintained for competitive sports. Musicians and entertainers perform during the summer months. Holiday parades down GreenwichAve. often end here and other special events drawcrowds. Directions - Between Greenwich Ave. and Field Point Rd., behind Town Hall.

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LADDINS ROCKThis Sanctuary is located in OldGreenwich. A pocket of wilder-ness features a great granite domewith a sheer 60-ft. drop on oneside. The balance of the propertyis a natural woodland with twosmall water courses betweenLaddins Rock and a wooded hillside. Directions - U.S. 1 toLaddins Rock Rd. Take the firstleft onto Midbrook Lane. Bear leftonto High Meadow Rd.

MIANUS RIVER & PARKLocated in North Cos Cob, thispark offers jogging, hiking, horse-back riding, fishing, and naturestudy. No picnicking or camping.Fishing only with State License.Directions - U.S. 1 to Stamfordleaving Cos Cob, go over MianusBridge, turn Left onto Cary Rd.Parking is off off Cognewaugh Rd.

MONTGOMERY PINETUM PARKArmed with map and tree guide from theGarden Center office, explore the Pinetumfrom the flagstone terrace where the vista tothe south of the manicured lawns ends at areflecting pond. In spring, the display oftulips, daffodils and early azaleas frames theview in glorious color. Also look for a trailsign for a short tree identification walkaround the perimeter of the pond andmeadow beyond. The park is open dailyfrom 8:00 am to sunset except Sundays Nov. 15 to March 15. Directions - U.S. 1heading for Stamford, in Cos Cob make leftonto Orchard St. then turn right onto BibleSt., entrance on left ½ mile after ball fields.

ROGER SHERMAN BALDWIN PARKA waterfront park along with a glorious view of Greenwich Harbor and Long Island Sound accessible to the public. The Park is devoted to grass lawns, shrubs,and trees. It is ideal for walking, fishing, nature study, and photography. People can picnic in the shade of weeping willows and watch the geese and other waterfowl. In the summer, the Park offersoutdoor concerts and theater productions.The Ferry Terminal, where tickets are sold in summer for rides to Island Beach andGreat Captain’s Island is also at this location.Directions - Turn left onto Soundview Drive.At bottom of hill make a right onto ArchStreet, go under railroad bridge and I-95Bridge. Take first right after traffic light after passing bridges.

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SACHEM NATURE PRESERVEThis parcel of undeveloped land is charac-terized by a mature second growth forestof red maple, black cherry and white Ash,with shrubs and saplings. 1/3 of the Preserve is wetland, and floods duringheavy rains. A stream runs through theproperty, but is usually dry in the summer.Recreation is permitted for hiking, bird-watching, and photography. Directions -U.S. 1 toward Stamford, at traffic light turnright onto Indian Field Rd. (Milbrook GolfCourse) also on right, Sunoco gas on cor-ner. Proceed on Indian Field Rd. Turn ontoCross La. (Sachem Rd. intersects w/ CrossLa.) Parking for Preserve is on Sachem Rd.

SCHONGALLA NATURE PRESERVEThis area contains a mature, secondgrowth mixed forest composed of blackoak, American beech, red maple, blackcherry, white ash, and an understory of a variety of saplings, ivy, grapevines, andshrubs. The topography is uneven withlarge rock outcroppings and a small lakealong the eastern boundary. One massiveoverhanging rock and the cave beneathare known as Wolf Cave or Indian Cave.About half of the property is wetlands.Directions - U.S. 1 heading towards Stamford, in Riverside turn left onto No.Sound Beach Ave. Go ½ mile turn rightonto Sunshine Ave. Follow to stop sign,turn left onto Florence Rd. proceedstraight to MacArthur Dr. on right. Parking on both sides of Street.

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