Around Town

On Wednesday, April 26, teams of local high-school students will pitch their ideas to the PYP membership at the first annual SchoolPYP meeting. A total of $6,000 in PYP grants will be awarded!

Jayne is here to help so you never need to second guess your bra choice… saving you time to think about other things during the mad rush of the mornings. (Be sure to mention GreenwichMoms.com for an awesome discount!)

New England Fertility has orchestrated an entire day of wellness practitioners for local couples concerned with fertility. We invite you to a morning of massage, yoga, acupuncture, Reiki, nutrition and life coaching.

The Green & Tonic and Catwalk Challenge begins this week! Full body fat testing (before and after), 90 minute kick-off seminar with Green & Tonic’s certified nutritionist, daily emails, discounts and much more!

Once Spring rolls around and the weather shows promise of a light weight jacket and maybe even some open toe shoes, I start getting excited about dishes that represent Spring!

We’re putting together over the top, last minute, Easter baskets! Here are some tips to create beautiful, homemade baskets for the kids full of different treats and treasures.

College counselors who traditionally provided guidance on this important decision have been replaced by club coaches who often act as agents and operate outside the boundaries of educational institutions.

Every Tuesday and Thursday at 4pm, a team of skilled trainers lead kids through a warm up/game, stretch, skill work and, of course, a workout.

Find out what’s happening in and around town this weekend and next week to celebrate the Easter holiday!

End Allergies Together (E.A.T.), a non-profit organization that funds research for food allergies and finding a cure, will host its second annual fundraising event, “An Evening to EAT.”

In celebration of the 20th anniversary of the National Education Alliance’s Read Across America initiative, we are sharing Jana McQueen’s 50+ favorite children’s books.

As the weather warms, the layers start to come off… prepare yourself with Eric’s advice for a healthy and effective kickstart to your Spring workout.

Moms and Dads… call the sitter and enjoy a day date with bottomless Mimosas, Bloody Mary’s, $1 oysters, and live Jazz music every Sunday in April between 12:00-4:00pm

For over 60 years, CCI has offered, free of charge, homework clubs, tutoring, after school and summer enrichment programs, therapeutic counseling, supportive social groups, and ELL and American Citizenship classes.

Beekeeping, seed breeding, livestock farming, composting—all aspects of sustainable agriculture will be explored through hands-on activities with expert farmers plus daily cooking labs featuring seasonal produce from the farm!

This first-of-its-kind, student-run event encompassed a bake sale, raffle and candy wrapper design contest, collecting funds, food donations, and volunteers for the NCCenter.

The best part of March is that we can see shoots of green, and we all know that puts a smile on our faces. But March is also a very busy month… March madness, St. Patrick’s Day, Ides of March, and for so many, it’s vacation month!

The process begins with a Kindergarten Orientation program for parents at each of the schools now on March 17, 2017. The originally scheduled orientation on March 15 has been cancelled due to the weather.

Registration is open and on-going for several Spring sports and programs around town. Youth Softball, Skating, Fit4Mom Stroller Strides, Youth Golf Clinics, Jack Rabbit Gymnastics, and many more!