January Activities in Greenwich

Krissy Blake | December 27, 2022

Welcome to January!

We are excited to share with you some Greenwich community events to add fun to your January calendar.

New Years Day

January 1st, 2023

Happy New Year!

Sam Bridge Winter Farmers Market

Saturdays | 9:30AM - 1:00PM

Bringing you some of the best local farmers and artisans this area has to offer. We believe you should know where your food and products come from

Weekly Vendors

Sankow’s Beaver Brook Farm Lamb & Chicken Raw Milk and Eggs Cheese Prepared Foods

Riverbank Farm Organic Produce Root Crops and Greens Prepared Foods

Wave Hill Breads Artisan Breads Cookies Pastries

Silvia’s Kitchen Latin American Desserts Cakes and Pies

Om Champagne Tea Micro-brewed Kombucha Teas

Empanadas On The Go Artisan Empanadas

Seacoast Mushrooms Locally Grown Mushrooms

The Local Catch Fresh Fin Fish Clams and Oysters

Two Guys From Woodbridge Hydroponic and Organic Pre-packaged Herbs Salad Greens, Microgreens

Yalla Organics Organic Coffee Hummus Pre-Packaged Salads

Oui Charcuterie/B4 & After Farms Frozen Pork Products Dry Cured Salami Bacon

Plantidote Foods (Biweekly Vendor) Plant Based Pattes Vegan Blends

Sky Sharpening Custom Knife Sharpening Garden Tool Sharpening

Oronoque Farms Homemade Pies Cookies, Coffee Cakes Apple Cider Donuts

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Martin Luther King Day

January 16th

Sacred Heart Greenwich Tour Day

January 18th | 9:00AM - 11:00AM

An opportunity to see Sacred Heart and Barat Center for Early Childhood Education in action. Drop by the School anytime between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. for a tour conducted by a Sacred Heart parent volunteer. You will also have the chance to meet the Admission Office staff who will be available to answer questions about Sacred Heart and the next steps of the application process.

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Tod's Point - Dogs Welcome!

December 1st - March 31st

Leashed dogs are welcome in the park from December 1 to March 31. During the winter months, this park is the favorite gathering spot for dogs and their humans. When your pup is covered from nose to tail with sand and saltwater, clip their leash on and explore the walking trails. Meander through woods, marshes, groves of trees, and gardens.

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