Check out Greenwich, CT!
Greenwich is located along Long Island Sound. Established in 1640, its population is around 64,000. Greenwich has four beaches, several parks and museums and good shopping along the famous Greenwich Avenue. Greenwich has many fine restaurants as well. It also hosts the International Film Festival every June.
Some Notable Folks with Ties to Greenwich:
Henry Fonda - Actor
Mel Gibson - Actor
Adam Sandler - Actor, Director, Producer
Tom Bergeron - TV Host
Diana Ross - Singer
Wanda Sykes - Comedian
Greenwich Businesses
Greenwich News

Acclaimed author Wally Lamb comes to Edmond Town Hall on Thursday, October 16 , for a special evening of conversation and storytelling. Called “a modern-day Dostoyevsky [who] never grapples with anything less than life’s biggest questions” by The New York Times Book Review , Lamb is the author of six New York Times bestsellers and a rare three-time Oprah’s Book Club pick . His novels include She’s Come Undone , I Know This Much Is True (adapted into an Emmy-winning HBO series starring Mark Ruffalo), The Hour I First Believed , We Are Water , Wishin’ and Hopin’ , and I’ll Take You There . His latest novel, The River is Waiting , continues his tradition of profound, character-driven storytelling. In addition to his fiction, Lamb has edited anthologies featuring the voices of women incarcerated at Connecticut’s York Correctional Institute, work that earned national recognition and a feature on 60 Minutes . A Connecticut native, teacher, and literary voice of compassion and humanity, Wally Lamb offers readers stories of imperfect people striving to grow and connect. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from one of America’s most celebrated writers. Tickets available at EdmondTownHall.org

The 3rd Newtown Record Riot takes place on Sunday, October 5, 2025, at 10 AM $5 entry fee (Early Birds 9:00 AM, $10 entry fee) until 4:30 PM in the Edmond Town Hall gym, 45 Main Street in Newtown, CT 06470. Beach Boys co-founder Brian Wilson shared with the Los Angeles Times that “Vinyl has a warmth to it, a soul. Digital doesn’t really capture that emotion. When I first heard my music on vinyl, it was like hearing it in full color, and that’s how I still feel about it.” Come shop at over 30 tables of LPs, CDs, 45s and more. Dealers from all over New England and beyond. Meet new music friends, find that special LP that you've been looking for. All types of music: punk, funk, country, classical, blues rock, hip hop and more. $5.00 regular admission starts at 10 AM, with early admission kicking off at 9 AM ($10). Nomad Bites food truck will be on site selling breakfast sandwiches and lunch food throughout the day. Beer from local breweries NewSylum and Watson Farmhouse Brewery available for purchase. Free Parking, entrance to gym in back of the building. Portions of the event will support Friends of Edmond Town Hall (FOETH), whose mission statement is ‘Committed to bringing arts and humanities programming and events to the community at large while maintaining the historic Edmond Town Hall. For more information about Record Riots visit www.recordriots.com. For more information or how to join, donate, volunteer or sponsor Friends of Edmond Town Hall please visit www.FriendsofETH.org or email friendsofeth@gmail.com.