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Big things are happening at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield. The museum has received $500,000 from the state’s Good to Great Grant Program to implement major renovations of the exterior campus. While the attendance at the museum is respectable by any measure, a planned outdoor renovation is expected to draw even more visitors. The $3.25 million renovation of its 3-acre campus will include new and more accessible pedestrian pathways to link Main Street and the sculpture ga...

The Ohio State University has selected nine proposals for Good-to-Great Grant Program support. Sponsored by the Office of Academic Affairs (OAA), Good-to-Great Grants provide substantial strategic investment for up to five years to tenure-initiating

CT Grant Will Allow For 'Transformative' Upgrades At Bush-Holley House - Greenwich, CT - The funds will allow the Greenwich Historical Society to make much-needed environmental upgrades at the Bush-Holley House.

State Sen. Heather Somers, D-Groton, has applauded an announcement that more than $900,000 in state grants will be awarded to recipients in her district: the Eastern Pequot Tribe of North Stonington, ...

A $500,000 grant from Connecticut’s Good to Great Grant Program will help improve accessibility by adding a walkway at the Aldrich Art Museum in Ridgefield. The money will lead to what is being referred to as “significant renovation” of the museum’s exterior campus. Work is expected to get underway this fall. The new handicapped accessible walkway will run down the perimeter of the 3-acre property and around the backfield, where there has been a sculpture garden since the...

Farmington Museum Benefits From State Cultural/Historical Grants - Farmington, CT - Gov. Ned Lamont last week announced the State of Connecticut is releasing more than $7 million in state grants to several nonprofit groups.

.@TheAldrich to receive $500,000 state grant to implement an ambitious and significant renovation of the museum’s exterior campus – creating a beautiful, universally accessible landscape designed for engagement with works of art in the center of historic Ridgefield.