“Bjorn Okholm Skaarup: Carnival of the Animals,” the new exhibit at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, will bring joy to both serious art lovers and children and grandchildren.
The “social issue” movie has been a Hollywood staple for as long as Hollywood has existed. It’s nice to see a movie with a conscience, yet most of them fail because they put more emphasis on their politics than their story.
On Saturday, December 5, from 9-10, best-selling author Alyssa Capucilli will be at Wainwright House to host “Tea & Tales,” a special event for children 3 and up and their parents.
It’s funny when your kids start driving and noticing how frequently the adults around them don’t obey the traffic laws.
The Rye Police Department has issued an alert regarding numerous and continuing complaints from Rye residents who are being victimized by phone scams to gain personal information or money wire transfers from them.
As part of its “Rye Reads” series, the Rye Free Reading Room invited the community to read, explore, and discuss “All the Light We Cannot See” through a myriad of events that culminated November 5 at the Rye High School Performing Arts Center.
This year’s Veterans Day ceremony was an especially intimate occasion for two reasons:
Among all of the bright and talented young adults at Rye High School — the scholars, athletes, humanitarians, artists, thespians, and more — is a phenomenally talented musician named Esther Yu.
On a beautiful Sunday in early October, the Rye Historical Society held the latest of its popular annual walking tours around Rye.
It’s part of the back-to-school ritual: shortly after classes resume each fall, parents receive a report on how their kids did on the Common Core English and Math tests taken the previous spring.
