Annie Lennox imagined a mound. A large earthen mound revealing pieces of her past she couldn’t let go. People would be invited to view these fragments, to learn about them, and, she hopes, to understand her beyond her musicianship. Perhaps they would find a connection to themselves. “I knew that I couldn’t just let them [...]read moreMASS MoCA at 20 with Annie Lennox and Jon Hamm
As a proud sponsor of the Ridgefield Playhouse, TownVibe is able to to have exclusive offers from time to time. Enter to win two tickets to see “Michael Feinstein Trio” at the Ridgefield Playhouse Wednesday, April 17 at 8pm. To enter, simply go to our Facebook Page and make a comment on our post about [...]read moreWIN TICKETS — Michael Feinstein Trio — Wed, April 17
The Ridgefield Film Festival is proud to present the first annual Children’s Film Festival. Innovative, imaginative, and engaging film programming for young children, tweens, teens, and families. They will be showcasing the Kid Flicks Tour programs which features a variety of short films, animation, and documentary and is curated by the New York International Film [...]read moreRIFF Children’s Film Festival — April 27
The Green Awards recognize businesses, non-profits, and individuals who are leading the local fight to protect the environment while also creating a sustainable social and economic community. The winners will be honored in five of the TownVibe Magazines and at a reception/ceremony. To nominate an organization or individual simply fill-out the form. Click for nomination [...]read moreGreen Awards Nominations
When Martha Hall Kelly got the idea for her first novel Lilac Girls, she had no idea the sensation it would create. Or that its heroine Caroline Ferriday and her family would inspire two more novels. And it all began with a tearsheet from Victoria Magazine. “I read an article on Caroline Ferriday in the [...]read moreHow Best Selling author Martha Hall Kelly is continuing the Ferriday Family saga
High atop NYC’s Plaza Hotel, Eva Lee and Nels Christianson applied their high-end decorative painting skills to the penthouse home of Dee and Tommy Hilfiger, the iconic resort-wear fashion designer. “The views were spectacular,” says Lee, co-owner of Christianson Lee Studios in Ridgefield. Brought in by the lead designer Cindy Rinfret, the fine-finishing duo worked [...]read moreDecorating for Designer Tommy Hilfiger
Rick Maccione of Woodbury could hardly believe it. There he was, in the movies. Well, it wasn’t actually Maccione on the silver screen when he viewed 306 Hollywood at Real Art Ways in Hartford. But his connection to the acclaimed documentary thrilled him as much as if he had a cameo in a “Star Wars” [...]read moreMaster Dollhouse Maker Hits the Big Screen
When Kimberly Wilson enters a room, you notice. At six feet tall with a commanding voice and the graceful bearing of a royal, how could you not? But when you see her wide smile and hear her warm, distinctive laugh, you quickly realize that she isn’t an intimidating presence at all, just an impressive one. [...]read morePowerful One-Woman Show
Inch by inch and row by row may be how a garden grows, but across the Wilton School District’s four main schools, their gardens are developing as fast as the students. “We’ve had growing interest in organic gardening across the schools,” says Superintendent Dr. Kevin Smith, while discussing the benefits of the new gardens at [...]read more“Chopped” champion brings organic gardening to schools
Michael Fishman knows baseball. A native of Fairfield, Fishman joined the New York Yankees in 2005 as the team’s first—and then only—analyst. Today, Fishman is a Yankee assistant general manager, overseeing one of the largest analytics staffs in all of major league baseball. Fishman, a Hopkins and Yale graduate who grew up in the Stratfield [...]read moreTen Minutes With Michael Fishman – Yankees Assistant General Manager