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Spring symbolizes new beginnings. Nature reveals it’s beauty through budding trees and flowers, and the fresh temperate air invites us to spend more time outdoors. As we prepare our garden and flowerbeds, new life awakens joy in the beauty of our world and the desire to explore it. And for those of us without a green thumb, the local farmer’s markets are gearing up for a busy season of visitors to enjoy fresh produce from local farmers. This month, we sat down with Andrew Tyrell of Black Rock Compost to talk about his amazing green business with a central theme based on sustainability. If you don’t have a green thumb, this might make you change your tune! There are a multitude of diverse spots around town to discover, whether it is a new restaurant with a great patio to enjoy with friends and family, a hiking trail to take in nature and the surrounding scenery or a niche boutique hotel for a relaxing staycation—there is something for everyone. Definitely check out Greenwich’s newest restaurant Canoe and if you are looking for a great staycation — we always recommend the J House. For our April issue, we wanted to share with you how some of our neighbors are getting out to explore both locally and globally. We would love to hear from you about your favorite hidden gems in town and your go-to travel destinations, so drop us line or share it with us on Facebook or Instagram @greenwichlifestylemag We hope that the destinations featured this month give you something to dream about visiting in the near future. Here is to a happy spring full of adventure, peace, and sunshine.

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Black Rock Composting Creates Vegetable Gardens and Compost to Make the World a Little Greener.

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The Country Table by Geoff Lazlo Food is now open in Glenville. Locally owned, chef-driven and created with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients, The Country Table takes a thoughtful approach to preparing your favorite, everyday foods. We offer a handmade selection of gourmet sandwiches, made-to-order salads, family friendly prepared entrees, premium coffee, housemade baked goods, and scoopable ice cream. We hope to make your busiest times stress-free by offering simple, grab-and-go convenience without compromise.

Bianca Restaurant and Bar has opened in a vibrant, intimate space at 30 Greenwich Avenue -serving a modern Italian menu with a twist, with an emphasis on the cuisine of the Campania region and Naples. Raffaele Ronca and Rosario Procino opened the 55-seat Bianca with Ann Mara Cacase and Tim Cacase, and Karin and David Kulsar. Together they are bringing an authentic Italian flare with wonderful dishes and an inviting and jovial ambience to Greenwich.

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Question: What’s the best compost? If you glance around to see who’s in earshot then stammer, “You know, the stuff that’s… compost…” Well, you’d be wrong. Because there are many types of compost and vermicompost, made with red rigger worms purchased from “the worm ladies in Rhode Island,” is the best. Now, I’m sure worm ladies are lovely but, full disclosure, worms creep me out. So compost never made my “need-toknow-more” list. Then I spoke with Andrew Tyrell, owner of Black Rock Compost Company (Black Rock), the man who insists vermicompost is tops, and I learned there’s a lot of fascinating stuff about those fertile heaps of decayed matter. Stick with me. As you probably know, Black Rock makes the popular custom cedar vegetable gardens, planter boxes, and composting devices for home gardeners. They design it, build it - they even build a garden with high beds for those with back issues or simply enjoy creature comforts - then tell you how to make it flourish, or even care for it themselves. And one key ingredient to a thriving garden? Compost. What most of us don’t know about composting could fill every garden in America. Andrew is a UConn master composter, an Earth Matter NYC compost apprentice, and has been accepted at the prestigious Earth Matter NYC Journeyman 2.0 composting workshop. He’s passionate about the “closed loop of sustainability.” This loop takes our uneaten food - we waste 400 million pounds per year - to create a nutrient-dense compost for growing next year’s food. Contrary to common perception, composting is more than leaving your leftovers to rot. “To bake a cookie you follow a recipe. It’s the same with compost: it requires a specific recipe and maintenance for it to work.”

This is the part is the part I like: Which brings us back to vermicompost. Why use worms? “It’s efficient. It requires less turning and is ready in four months [as opposed to twelve],” Andrew explains, “The worms have a hormone in their castings that helps plants be insect, mold, and fungi resistant.” Worms, hormones, mold… all in the same sentence… Their signature Black Rock compost is thermophilic: heat is created from the energy of nitrogens (grass clippings, fruits, veggies). When nitrogens are mixed 1 to 3 with carbons (anything brown - sticks, dry leaves, coconut shells. Black Rock uses a mix of wood chips, wood shavings, and dry leaves) this heat breaks down all of the elements. In 12 months, with proper maintenance, the result is a dark, nutritious compost. (Of note, compost ages “like a fine wine.” So no need to freak out if it's closing in on a year and you’ve yet to blackmail the kids into prepping the beds.) It’s this compost they create for Andrew’s 501c3, Park City Compost Initiative, “a Bridgeport-based composting program aimed at diverting food residuals, and other compostable objects from our waste cycle to create compost for our community.” For $25, Black Rock supplies the family with bio bags, a pail, and a bucket. Scraps are bagged in the pail then placed in the bucket. Black Rock picks up the food residual buckets twice a week, once during the winter. At the 11th month of every batch, samples are sent to the University of Maine for a comprehensive soil analysis. This analysis determines the Ph levels. “If the soil is more acidic, plant with an acidic plant, like a blueberry bush.” Every fall and spring, just in time for planting, they deliver each participant a 5-gallon bucket of

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“To bake a cookie you follow a recipe. It’s the same with compost: it requires a specific recipe and maintenance for it to work.”

excellent compost. Members use this in their gardens to grow more vegetables. Any remaining compost is bagged and sold at the local farmer’s market. Those of you with Black Rock gardens, or planning to have one designed for you, might consider buying a bag or two each season, or investing in one of Black Rock's composting devices. Those gardens last for at least 12 years so you’ll be sustainably looping and growing vegetables for at least that long. Of course you can always use vermicompost, with the understanding that not everyone needs to know you have piles of worms on your property. Except for kids. They

love worms for some reason. Combine that with anything scrappy and rotting, then explain it helps to grow carrots and tomatoes… well, you have yourself a rapt audience. Which is why Andrew teaches classes on creating compost, for kids and people of all ages. He may not reveal his secret carbon ratio for Black Rock compost, but who doesn’t love a master composter with an air of mystery? For classes and more information: BlackRockCompostCo.com 203.449.0572

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JL ROCKS EVERYDAY ARMOR FOR JEWELRY LOVERS WHO SPOIL THEMSELVES. Featuring the 14K yellow gold Diamond Illusion Bracelet, $475. This easy-to-wear bracelet can be dressed up or down and adds the perfect amount of sparkle and shine to your wrist. JL Rocks carries a plethora of fine jewelry finds at all price points. Looking for something one-of-a-kind? JL Rocks also curates’ custom, bespoke designs. jlrocks.com | @jlrocksjewelry | Local stores in Greenwich + Westport, CT

UNSUBSCRIBED CONSCIOUSLY-MADE, SLOW FASHION. Featuring the Veja Rio Branco Sneakers, $140 and the Recycled Cashmere Cape,$228. These sneakers are a classic, whether pairing with jeans and a tee or a fun dress, they go with it all. I also love the beige and cream hues, as they are versatile enough to be paired with any color combination. As for this cape, I own it and wear it on repeat. It is lightweight and can easily be packed in your tote or purse and pulled out when the evenings get chillier. The draped silhouette adds an air of sophistication, while still being casual and down to earth. unsubscribed.com | @unsubscribed | Local stores in Greenwich + Westport, CT

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GORJANA FINE JEWELRY DESIGNED IN LAGUNA BEACH CALIFORNIA. Featuring the 14K Gold Alphabet Necklace, $195. What’s more classic than your initial? Your kids initial or maybe someone else’s that is near and dear to you? Personalize your layers with this timeless 14k alphabet necklace. In the past year Gorjana has launched their Fine Jewelry category and I couldn’t be more thrilled. You can find a slew of dainty 14K solid gold jewelry in classic and trendy styles a like, at fair prices. gorjana.com | @gorjana | NEW Local store in Greenwich, CT

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CHAPPYWRAP BLANKETS PERFECTED. BORN IN NEW ENGLAND, MADE FOR ANYWHERE. Featuring The Hanover by Lemon Stripes Blanket, $135. This meandering blue floral print is sure to brighten up any room. It’s also idyllic for beach or park picnics and for brisk evening strolls. ChappyWraps are machine washable and dryable, making them the most versatile blanket you’ll own. Their blankets are available in four perfect sizes: Royal (90” x 90”), Original (60” x 80”), Midi (40” x 60”) and Mini (30” x 40”). chappywrap.com | @chappywrap

ARITZIA EVERYDAY LUXURY | LE LUXE AU QUOTIDIEN Featuring the Wilfred Flores Relaxed Single-Breasted Blazer, $228. Made from recycled materials, this single-breasted blazer with a peaked lapel, double welt hand pockets and shoulder pads is going to be a go-to for me all Spring. It’s tailored with softly structured suiting fabric and made with wood-based fibres sourced from responsibly managed forests and produced through an environmentally low-impact process. aritzia.com | @aritzia | Local store in Greenwich, CT

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Anthony Silver, founder and executive director of Gray Matters, knows a bit about concussions. Rear-ended by a texting driver, his daughter suffered both a concussion and post-concussion syndrome. She could no longer concentrate on her schoolwork and was forced to drop out of school for a semester. Fortunately, he had recorded a baseline of his daughter’s brain activity before her accident. He was able to discern the seriousness of the injury and follow her progress until full recovery. Brain trauma, not visible to the eye, is a tricky thing to address. According to Jason Bouton, sports medicine expert at Gray Matters, “Concussions are the only thing

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where there’s a question mark. It’s not as obvious as an ankle sprain which is why there are so many questions about it.” Because concussions aren’t visible, kids may get the go-ahead to hit the gyms and fields before they’re fully recovered. In being active too early, they run the risk of “second impact syndrome” (which is almost always fatal) or, far more likely, is “overlapping concussions”; receiving a second injury before the first is fully healed. Kids who suffer from overlapping concussions have a significant worsening of symptoms, sometimes from relatively minor impacts, and longer, more difficult recoveries.

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The unreliability of cumbersome conventional baseline testing created a need for a better method. This opened the door for qEEG, a technology used by NYU, NFL, the US Military, and Gray Matters. In fact, Anthony has spent a dozen years studying the use of qEEG brain maps in tracking and treating concussions. He and Jason recorded brain maps of 50 high school athletes at the beginning of a school term. Of these 50, four suffered from concussions during the season. Because of the baseline recordings, they were able to effectively track the injuries and ensure full recovery before the kids returned to the games. Now joined by Dr David Wang, head team doctor at Quinnipiac University, the team at Gray Matters is recording brain activity baselines for Quinnipiac athletes, and are hoping to do the same for kids in Fairfield County. Anthony describes qEEG as the “digitized measurement of the brain activity, measured at the scalp surface”. The ability to measure actual brain activity quickly, using non-invasive and highly portable technology, explains its increasing popularity. It wouldn’t be unreasonable to say that qEEG saves lives or, at least, quality of lives.

“I believe this is the only way to protect our kids and make informed decisions if they’re injured.”

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CONSIDER THESE STATISTICS: • At least 9% of all high school athletes will get a concussion within any given year. • Those playing football, ice hockey, and soccer are most at risk. • After car crashes, sports are the leading cause of traumatic brain injury in individuals aged 15-24 years. • Girls are twice as likely as boys to get a concussion. Gray Matters will record baselines for schools and teams at no cost, for groups of at least 50 students. They would charge a nominal fee for holding these recordings, which pays for the cost of testing and treatment should your child suffer from brain injury. Anthony explains, “I believe this is the only way to protect our kids and make informed decisions if they’re injured. It’s a technology being adopted very quickly, and we have the experience and expertise to bring it to our community.” If you’re interested, call your friends. Rally your teams. Alert your neighborhood. Organize a group of kids for a free baseline brain map which could save you a lot of headaches in the long run. Literally. GrayMattersCT.com

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Your Next Saturday Night Dinner Spot in Town

As the restaurant scene in Greenwich continues to sizzle, there’s a new upscale eatery in town opened by some familiar faces. Read on to learn more about the exquisite tastes and luxe environment of Canoe, a new restaurant that combines multiple different cultures. Responses From: Kane Xu, owner of Canoe Greenwich

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TELL US ABOUT CANOE. HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE THE MENU OFFERINGS? Canoe is an American (New) restaurant that combines multiple different cultures, focusing on ultra fresh seafood, organic and fresh salads and quality meats. We offer an incredible array of fresh, delicious foods starting with oysters on the half-shell paired with hand-crafted cocktails, followed by unbelievable entree choices like Chilean Sea Bass, Organic Scottish Salmon and Superior Angus Skirt Steak. No matter the dish you choose, you are sure to leave satisfied when you visit Canoe. We encourage our guests to ask about our five course Chef's Tasting Menu available upon request.

WHAT IS THE DINING EXPERIENCE LIKE? When you first visit Canoe, you are greeted by the sight of a stunning interior. Copper ceiling, exquisite artwork, unique blue hardwood floors plus stunning copper mash dividers and curtains. Very upscale, cozy and warm, a fun place to be with a great design. We wanted it to feel professional, yet warm and friendly paired with superb food! We carefully curated our menu and vibe to bring you a modern perspective on the flavors you love.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE MENU ITEM? It's hard to pick just one, but some of my personal favorite menu items are the Peking Duck Tacos with hoisin sauce, chili and shaved scallions and the Salmon Summer Roll with sashimi salmon, cucumber, avocado, tobiko and spicy mayo wrapped in a rice paper to start. You also can't go wrong with the Foie Gras Terrine, Tuna Crispy Rice, Squid ink Pasta or Chilean Sea Bass. CONTINUED > CONTINUED > AP R I L 2 0 2 2 | C I TYL I FE STYL E . C OM/ G R E E N W I C H

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HOW IS CANOE DIFFERENT FROM YOUR OTHER LOCATION, BEACH HOUSE IN OLD GREENWICH? The two restaurants are actually very different. Beach House Cafe is very family-oriented in the heart of Old Greenwich, with a more relaxed, casual vibe where you will find all different ages and types of people. Canoe would be classified as more upscale, not only offering great food, but an excellent atmosphere too. It's a great place for a business lunch or dinner, date nights, any special occasions, etc.

WHEN DID YOU OFFICIALLY OPEN AND HOW HAS THE RESPONSE BEEN THUS FAR? Since opening our doors on Monday, November 29, 2021, the response has been exceptional. We have met so many great customers (most who have become repeat visitors) that give us very positive feedback and great support. We are excited about our recent expansion in the Greenwich community and welcome all new guests into our restaurant who have not had the chance to try Canoe thus far.

CAN GUESTS VISIT FOR LUNCH AND BRUNCH TOO? Canoe is open 7 days a week for both lunch and dinner. We also offer Happy Hour weekdays from 4pm-6:30pm with delicious

small plates and drinks to choose from, as well as Brunch on Saturdays and Sundays.

DO YOU OFFER THE OPTION FOR GUESTS TO ORDER ONLINE? Yes, we do! We recommend customers order online through our website and one of our trusted delivery partners (i.e. ToastTab, Uber Eats, DoorDash or Grubhub). Our website also provides customers the opportunity to see food item pictures, descriptions and modifications online to help them make great tasting choices they will hopefully love.

DO YOU TAKE RESERVATIONS AND HOW CAN WE FIND OUT MORE ABOUT CANOE? We recommend making dinner reservations in advance by calling us at 203-900-1211 or through OpenTable, especially on weekends as we are not a big restaurant. Customers can learn more about Canoe through our website www.canoegreenwich. com and via Facebook and Instagram @canoegreenwich or find us at 280 Railroad Avenue, Greenwich. Keep up to date on the latest news and promotions by visiting our Events page.

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Write your own music story. That’s exactly what the chefs, artists, historians, musicians and impassioned locals of Nashville want visitors to do as they dive into this culturally diverse and oh-so-friendly city. Our team of local lifestyle fanatics at City Lifestyle are thrilled to collaborate with Visit Music City to present a customized visitor’s guide and exclusive GIVEAWAY* to this city rich in experiences that only Nashville can give. It’s a destination drenched in distinction with elevated tastes, down-home charm and a range of discoveries both well-known and emerging—Nashville is ready to rock your world. With recent headlines such as “Top destinations for food and city lovers” (Tripadvisor), “Most anticipated hotel openings of 2022” (Forbes), and “Top global venues for live music” (Tennessean), Nashville has so much more than you’ve ever imagined, and we’re here to round up our recommendations for you. Whether you’re a Nashville enthusiast or a novice soon to cross this off your domestic bucket list, you will love the medley of past meets present and Southern roots paired with modern amenities. As the largest city in Tennessee, Nashville boasts an impressive array of destinations, including luxurious hotels such as the Sheraton Grand in the heart of downtown, Urban Cowboy, Noelle and The Hermitage Hotel which houses the upscale restaurant Drusie and Darr, led by world-renowned chef Jean-Gorges. Come and enjoy a truly elevated dining experience that reflects the new era of Nashville. When ready to absorb the historic side of the city, the centuries-old landmark and winery, Belle Meade Historic Site & Winery, offers guests “historic tours, family tours, wine and food pairings, bourbon tastings and chef-inspired food and wine pairings” that are unparalleled in their local experience. Likewise, Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery carries an incredible story of origination and bottles a remarkable 1860 family recipe that made Tennessee Whiskey world famous.

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Let’s talk about one of the most anticipated— the food scene! Three things Nashville is known for are Hot Chicken, Barbecue, and Meat & Three Restaurants. Meat & Three is a traditional Southern, cafeteria-style eatery with three meats changing daily, such as roast beef, meatloaf, fried chicken or catfish, plus your choice of three vegetable sides. Nashville has amassed a lot of attention over the last 10 years for its exquisite food scene, with several James Beard award-winning chefs and an incredible independent restaurant scene. People know how good the food scene is, but if they really want to find those independent chef-driven restaurants like Rolf and Daughters, FOLK, Bastion, Locust, or Henrietta Red, these are the chefs that garner a lot of attention that you won’t want to miss. Along with these notable culinary establishments, don’t overlook mainstays such as Arnold’s Country Kitchen, a traditional meat & three that has been in the same family for decades and where chefs love to eat because everything is sourced locally and delicious. Whether it’s traditional Southern food or higher end chef-driven cuisine, the quality is expected and delivered. You can also find dozens of amazing rooftop bars and cocktail lounges, as well as many hidden bars you can dig around for, such as the one in the Noelle hotel. For the art lovers at heart, Nashville’s ever-growing arts scene is as diverse and approachable as its music scene. Murals, streets art, public art, art galleries and museums are all a part of experiencing Nashville’s visual art offerings. Music history venues such as the new National Museum of African American Music will complement your old favorite Frist Art Museum, Cheekwood Estate & Gardens, and Grand Ole Opry experiences. According to @visitmusiccity, “Everyone should do the Grand Ole Opry one night; it’s not just about the music, it’s a piece of history and the world’s longest running radio show.”

“Nashville’s ever-growing arts scene is as diverse and approachable as its music scene. Murals, streets art, public art, art galleries, and museums are all a part of experiencing Nashville’s visual art offerings.”

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As for the lay of the land, Nashville is definitely a city of neighborhoods. Each neighborhood is known for its own distinct feel and personality. East Nashville is funky, artsy, trendy and quirky. Germantown is a little more upscale with its chefdriven restaurants and walkable nature, known as Nashville’s first neighborhood founded by German settlers. 12South has eateries, boutique shopping and a lot of local favorites. Wedgewood-Houston is in transition mode right now with great breweries, distilleries, bakeries and art galleries. In the end, they all have their own scene. Plus, you can shop your heart out at a wealth of boutiques, galleries and local maker shops, as well as Nashville’s upscale The Mall at Green Hills brimming with luxury stores such as Golden Goose and Gucci. Last but not least is the Music Scene. Whether you’re into blues, jazz, honky tonk, rock, symphony or quite literally any genre of music imaginable, Nashville has it all. Spend one night on Broadway hopping bar to bar, sit orchestra-side at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, tour and take in a show at the 130-year old Ryman Auditorium, then experience a songwriter’s night at The Bluebird or The Listening Room Cafe. The music is different every night everywhere, so one is best served by referring to visitmusiccity.com for their Upcoming Concerts Calendar to soak up all the magnificent sounds. There’s often a general misconception that if you don’t like country music that you won’t enjoy this musically rooted city. This could not be farther from the truth, according to the team of lifestyle experts at Visit Music City. “There’s a lot more than just country music happening here. Country music laid the foundation that put all of these song writers, studios, musicians and infrastructure into place for all of this music to happen. But whether you like country music or not, what you don’t realize is that there’s a lot of music you might like that you never thought of as country.” A revelation that will pleasantly surprise many. And, what better way to bestow a no-questions-asked travel itinerary than with the locals’ knowledge. “Once people experience the genuine hospitality of Nashville to the level they do, many are surprised by how incredibly friendly people are.” Visit Music City Visit Music City offers a complimentary service called Trip Planner where you can contact their “Nashville Experts” who work on the visitor experience team, and they will help as much or as little as you want, including an entire agenda or a few suggestions (See “Plan a Trip” on the site).

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