NO. 1 HARBORING HISTORY
Greenwich hosts a signature America 250 celebration when the 160-foot Dutch tall ship Oosterschelde sails into Greenwich Harbor and docks at the Delamar. Open to the public, the vessel stops here before heading to New York City for the international Tall Ships Parade on July 4. Presented by the Greenwich Historical Society, the festivities at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park include ship tours, a recreated Colonial Village, Revolutionary-era reenactors, living history encampments, music tracing America’s story and a salute to veterans.
Date: Sunday, June 28
Time: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. General admission: Free with registration
Location: Roger Sherwin Baldwin Park
greenwichhistory.org
NO. 2 THE MANE EVENT
The Greenwich Riding and Trails Association welcomes families to attend its elegant country luncheon and horse show in backcountry. The afternoon supports the GRTA’s mission to preserve and conserve open space.
Date: Sunday, June 7
Time: Horse show begins 8:30 a.m.; luncheon tent opens 11 a.m.
Location: 39 Pierson Drive.
thegrta.org
NO. 3 FIELD TRIP
Visit Blue Hill at Stone Barns for a private tour of the world-renowned agricultural center’s grounds, gardens, greenhouses and barns. Guided by the team of cooks, farmers and educators, guests will explore the farm and restaurant spaces while learning about preservation efforts and educational programs. Afterwards, enjoy a casual lunch showcasing whole grains, pasture-raised meats, preserves and seasonal vegetables.
Date: June 11
Time: 11 a.m.
Location: Blue Hill at Stone Barns
greenwichbotanicalcenter.org
NO. 4 BEACH BUILDERS
Ready to get sandy? Head to Tod’s Point for the annual Sandblast sculpture competition. Bring your own shovels, tools and imagination. Judges will circulate throughout the morning and announce winners at noon. Park or day pass required.
Date: Saturday, June 20
Time: 9 a.m.–12 p.m
Location: Tod’s Point
greenwichct.gov
NO. 5 WHEELS UP
The Greenwich Police Department’s popular car show returns with a crowd-pleasing lineup of classic, antique, custom and exotic cars, plus motorcycles, food trucks, a DJ, raffles and more. Proceeds benefit the Greenwich Police Department Scholarship Fund, which provides support for the children of active Greenwich police officers.
Date: June 6
(rain date: June 7th)
Time: 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
Location: Greenwich Town Hall
greenwichscholorshipfund.org
NO. 6 GOOD SPORT
June means Greenwich Polo Club is officially the place to be on Sundays. General admission starts at $40 per car, and halftime brings the beloved tradition of divot stomping. Food trucks and vendors round out the afternoon.
Date: Sundays throughout the month
Time: Gates open at 1 p.m.; Match starts at 3 p.m.
Location: 1 Hurlingham Drive.
greenwichpoloclub.com
Every month, Layla Lisiewski, Greenwich mom of four and founder of Greenwich Moms and its parent company, The Local Moms Network, shares some of her favorite things to do—from seasonal activities to can’t-miss events. Follow @greenwich_moms on Instagram, sign up for the newsletter, and check out the calendar at greenwichmoms.com.