Greenwich Chamber of Commerce Events

Thursday April 24 6:30pm - Sunday May 4 5:00pm EDT

FFC2025 will open on Thursday, April 24 at The AVON Theatre, Deborah and Chuck Royce Cinema Arts Center on April 24 from 6:30 - 9:30 - . The Closing Film will be on Sunday , May 4 at The Bruce Museum . All other films will be available for screening

20th edition of Focus on French Cinema 2025 presented by the Alliance Française of Greenwich

Focus on French Cinema, presented by the Alliance Française of Greenwich CT announces the lineup for the 20th edition running from April 24- May 4. The annual festival of newly released French films ( in French with English subtitles) features a selection of films both ......More

Saturday April 26 5:30pm - 9:00pm EDT

CoCreate 47 John Street, Stamford CT 06902

Survivors Art Summit (SAS) 2025: Mai Soli - Never Alone, Together We Rise.

We invite you to our annual Survivors Art Summit! An art exhibit created for survivors by survivors and allies. Join us for a powerful event that honors the strength and resilience of Survivors impacted by sexual assault human trafficking and all forms of gender-based v......More

CoCreate 47 John Street, Stamford CT 06902

Saturday May 3 through June 14

382 Greenwich Avenue

"Martin Kline: The World In All Its Plenitude"

Heather Gaudio Fine Art is pleased to present Martin Kline: The World In All Its Plenitude, the artist’s fifth solo exhibition at the gallery. The public is invited to attend an opening reception on Saturday, May 3, 4-6pm, and the exhibition will remain on view through June 14th. A fully illustrated catalogue with an essay written by art critic and poet Carter Ratcliff accompanies the exhibition. “…ever since he made his first mature work, Kline has felt free to make paintings that are not flat and sculptures that are powerfully pictorial. He is not just inventive. He is reliably – startlingly – original.” [1] The show brings together thirty-nine works executed between 1997 and 2025, surveying Kline’s long-standing engagement with encaustic. Kline’s output has consistently been one of working in series, creating several paintings, drawings and sculpture surrounding a theme or idea. At times he has revisited these themes to expand his material investigations, technical mastery and visual explorations. The distinguishing motif in the paintings and sculptures presented in this show, regardless of the year or series they belong to, is that they all share in the color blue. Arguably one of the favorite colors on the spectrum, blue has for millennia captivated the human eye and carried a special allure for its symbolic and emotive qualities. From ancient China and Egypt to the Celtic times, from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance and Baroque periods, from the Industrial Revolution and the nineteenth century to the modern and contemporary era, blue has fascinated artists, musicians and writers. Sourced from cobalt, lapis lazuli, indigo, ultramarine and other materials, blue can transform into varying hues: cyan, navy, turquoise, aqua, midnight blue, sky blue, royal blue and aquamarine. Kline’s nimble use of the color takes its hue and shade ranges in different directions, accentuating its characteristics and evocative nature with his adroit use of encaustic. Whether applied in flat bold brushstrokes, dripped or layered to create textured surfaces, Kline modulates the color and manipulates the material to create a vast range of visual experiences. Some grided paintings are structures that take on a retro feel with lighter and darker tones and hues, such as Blue Order and Blue and White Impression. The brushstrokes create a patchwork of tetris-like tiles seeming to compete for space. A mixture of values and tones in other panels such as Blue Grid are not as delineated and appear to meld into one another. These networks are transformed into more complex systems in Blue Mosaico (Tondo) and in the camo-bot series such as Patchwork Blue and Camo Bluebot. Razzle Dazzle may be visually related to the latter two but is also part of another seminal body of work by the artist, the Hammock paintings. In this large panel, Kline’s line of enquiry comes from a narrative referenced in Leo Steinberg’s essay “Other Criteria.” In it, he touches on the 19th century artist Thomas Eakins’ addressing the question whether painting and sculpture should have the same moral standing as traditionally defined manual labor, and not just be considered an activity of leisure or pleasure. Kline’s Hammock paintings are created on actual canvas service hammocks, some dating back to WWII, that the artist has collected over the years. Razzle Dazzle, with its honey-combed surface and blue color patterns, camouflages the hammock on the panel, keeping the object used for work and /or leisure not readily apparent. Audiences familiar with Kline’s artistic trajectory will enjoy viewing the deep, midnight blue, almost black The Prussian Blues (II), an encaustic on linen that would be a precursor to an important series in Kline’s oeuvre, the white linen, or Tabula Rasa, paintings. Other works on view include the artist’s signature additive layered Bloom, Jewel, and Leda paintings, with their surfaces so textured they become quasi sculptural, where shadow plays an important part in the visual engagement. When does a textured painting become a sculpture? The coup de grâce that drives this concept home is Diagonal Blue Growth on Canvas, a painting the artist cast into a unique bronze and finished with a rich blue patina to make it look like a painting. About Martin Kline Kline has had a prolific career as a painter, sculptor and draughtsman and his works have been the subject of numerous solo and group exhibitions in the United States and abroad. His works are in many notable public and private collections, including The Metropolitan Museum, the Whitney Museum of American Art; the Brooklyn Museum and the Morgan Library in New York City; the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo; The Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore; the Fogg Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge; The High Museum of Art, Atlanta; the Albertina, Vienna; The Museum of Fine Art, Houston; the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; the Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland; the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Ohio University, Athens; the New Britain Museum of American Art, New Britain; Triton Foundation, Belgium; Princeton University Art Museum, Princeton; Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, and the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, Hartford, among others. Kline lives and works in upstate New York. About Carter Ratcliff American critic and poet Carter Ratcliff has published writings on art for The Museum of Modern Art, New York; The Guggenheim Museum; the Royal Academy of Arts, London; Maxxi Museum of 21st Century Arts, Rome and many other institutions. He has contributed to notable art publications such as Art in America, Art Forum, Art News, Arts, Tate, and Art Presse, as well Vogue, Elle, and New York Magazine. Books include The Fate of a Gesture: Jackson Pollock and Postwar American Art, Out of the Box: The Reinvention of Art, and monographs on Andy Warhol, John Singer Sargent, Georgia O’Keeffe, Gilbert & George among others. His books of poetry include Fever Coast, Give Me Tomorrow and Arrivederci, Modernismo. Born in Seattle, Ratcliff lives and works in upstate New York. Heather Gaudio Fine Art specializes in emerging and established artists, offering painting, works on paper, photography, and sculpture. The gallery provides a full-range of art advisory services, from forming and maintaining a collection, to securing secondary market material, to assisting with framing and installation. The focus is on each individual client, selecting art that best serves his or her vision, space, and resources. The six exhibitions offered every year are designed to present important talent and provide artwork appealing to a broad range of interests. Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday; 10:30am to 5:30pm; and by appointment. [1] Carter Ratcliff, “Martin Kline: The World in All Its Plenitude”, 2025, Martin Kline, exhibition catalogue

382 Greenwich Avenue

Friday May 9 6:00pm - 11:00pm EDT

Greenwich Country Club

YMCA of Greenwich Annual Gala - Casino Royale: An Evening in Las Vegas

Step into the vibrant energy of Las Vegas at our 2025 Casino Royale: An Evening in Las Vegas Gala, benefiting the YMCA of Greenwich! Funds raised from the YMCA of Greenwich's annual gala help to provide critical programs and services to our community at little to no cost, including water safety education, child care, chronic disease prevention, and so much more. Join us as we recognize Governor Ned Lamont for his unwavering dedication to Connecticut and the YMCA. A former Greenwich selectman and YMCA of Greenwich board member, Governor Lamont has been a champion for our communities—investing in childcare, youth programs, and water safety. His commitment to service and leadership has made a lasting impact, and we are proud to celebrate his contributions at this year’s gala. How To Support The Gala Purchase Opportunity Prize Tickets: Our Premier Sponsor, Lugano Diamonds, graciously donated a stunning pair of hoop earrings for this year’s Opportunity Prize! Featuring 24 rose-cut diamonds totaling 2.45 carats and set in 18K white gold, this $11,800 opportunity prize is open to all, regardless of attendance at the gala. Each $100 ticket offers a chance to win, with only 250 tickets available. The winner will be announced at the Gala—just in time for Mother’s Day! Purchase An Ad In The Journal: The gala journal is distributed to the 300+ Gala attendees and sponsors and all journal ads will be displayed on our facility monitors and scoreboard leading up to the Gala. Purchase a journal ad to advertise your business; thank a coach, instructor, or your favorite Y staff member; or congratulate your child or their team on a job well done! Attend the Gala: Join us on Friday, May 9, 2025, at 6:00 PM at the Greenwich Country Club for an unforgettable evening featuring elegant dining, classic casino games, and the chance to support the Y’s mission of strengthening our community. Connect with friends, discover more about the YMCA, and indulge in classic casino games. All proceeds directly support the YMCA of Greenwich's charitable initiatives.

Greenwich Country Club

Saturday May 10 8:30am - 12:00pm EDT

Riverside School, 90 Hendrie Ave., Riverside CT 06878

40th Annual Riverside Run

Please join us for the 40th Annual Riverside Run through scenic Riverside! Register online now at https://events.elitefeats.com/25riversiderun. Register by April 18th to have your name printed on bib! No Rollerblades, bicycles, or dogs allowed. Jogging strollers allowed......More

Riverside School, 90 Hendrie Ave., Riverside CT 06878

Monday May 12 10:30am - 7:00pm EDT

Griffith E. Harris Golf Course 1323 King Street, Greenwich

2025 Annual Golf Outing

Gold Sponsor: $5,000 Includes two foursomes, four hole signs on the course, full-page ad in program, signage at the entrance to the event and awards tent and thank you at the awards reception. Ad on website for six months. Your logo on over 4,000 e blasts, mu......More

Griffith E. Harris Golf Course 1323 King Street, Greenwich

Saturday May 17 7:00pm - 11:00pm EDT

Greenwich Country Club 19 Doubling Rd, Greenwich, CT 06830

Spring for Abilis

Mark your calendar for the annual Spring for Abilis Gala on Saturday, May 17, 2025. Abilis, the nonprofit organization providing services and support to more than 800 individuals with special needs and their families, will transform Greenwich Country Club into a spectac......More

Greenwich Country Club 19 Doubling Rd, Greenwich, CT 06830

Sunday May 18 3:00pm - 5:00pm EDT

Field Club of Greenwich 276 Lake Avenue Greenwich, CT

Spring In Bloom

This elegant afternoon gathering will bring together community members in celebration of spring, sustainability, and the beauty of Greenwich’s public spaces. The event aims to raise crucial funds for the maintenance of Greenwich Green & Clean’s signature project – ......More

Field Club of Greenwich 276 Lake Avenue Greenwich, CT

Thursday July 10 through July 13

Greenwich Avenue and side streets off The Avenue

2025 Sidewalk Sales -- SAVE THESE DATES FOR THE BIGGEST SHOPPING EXTRAVAGANZA OF THE YEAR!

Put these four days on your calendar, Thursday through Sunday, July 10, 11, 12 and 13th and join us for our annual outdoor shopping extravaganza! Almost 100 retailers will be offering their best sales during this amazing event. RAIN OR SHINE. Incredible outdoor sa......More

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