On Saturday, October 3, the Round Hill Association invites the community to celebrate Neighbor Day, a full day of activities designed to bring neighbors together and enjoy all that the Round Hill area has to offer. Families can climb aboard a firetruck, decorate pumpkins, enjoy fall crafts, visit a petting zoo, and tackle an obstacle course, while nature lovers can stroll the Audubon trails and Greenwich Land Trust’s Mueller Preserve or take a self-guided tour of the GRTA Nichols Preserve. The day also includes fitness, a concert at North Greenwich Congregational Church, cider and homemade donuts at the Round Hill Store, a mimosa at the Griff, treats at Happiness Is, a wine tasting at The Study Fine Wine & Spirits, and an opportunity to hear about plans for Greenwich Equestrian. Come for one activity—or make a day of it—and celebrate the people, places, and organizations that make our neighborhood such a special community.
PLEASE NOTE: The Tailgate Finale, originally scheduled for 4-5 pm at Greenwich Audubon, has been CANCELLED, this due to the nor’easter and the Audubon’s need to reschedule its Hawk Watch Fest to Saturday, October 3rd.
NEW THIS YEAR!
Museum of Democracy
All are invited to stop by!
367 Round Hill Road
In celebration of America’s semiquincentennial, we look forward to welcoming our friends and neighbors to 367 Round Hill Road to experience a private viewing of rare objects from the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection of American presidential campaign memorabilia. Comprising more than 1.3 million objects, it stands as one of the finest and most comprehensive private collections of its kind in the nation, offering an extraordinary window into the visual and material culture of American elections.
Curated by the Museum of Democracy, visitors will be transported back in time through “We the People: Electing the American President,” a unique assembly of political and historical objects spanning presidential contests from George Washington to Donald Trump. The memorabilia includes rare campaign flags, posters, bandannas, buttons, clothing, and more, each piece telling its own story about the candidates, issues, and citizens who shaped our democracy over the last two hundred years.
The Museum of Democracy invites you for cocktails from 5pm to 7pm on Friday, October 2, followed by engaging, America250-inspired community programming designed for children and families on Saturday, October 3, from 10am to 1pm.
For more information on the collection, please visit https://museumofdemocracy.org
