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Grieb’s Pharmacy, a Darien landmark in its original location since 1947, “provides a highly visible space, perfect for displaying local artwork,” according to Deb Hibben, who is the owner with her husband, Chuck. .
– an artist’s announcement
As part of their ongoing exhibition of local art for the benefit of local non-profit organizations, Deb, a Darien native and artist, was invited to return by Deb to show and sell more of her popular coastal artwork. .
Saverine’s collection, which he calls “Darien, I love the sound of that,” includes eight 18 x 24 inch canvas prints inspired by local scenes. Each artwork will be on sale for $ 300 as part of what Deb calls an “off the wall holiday art sale” so buyers can take the artwork home for the holidays.
Due to the success of the previous exhibition which benefited Darien Post 53, the artist and the store owner will jointly donate $ 50 from each painting sold to benefit Darien’s pantry person-to-person. The exhibit will be on hold until the end of January and will change as individual pieces sell out.
Since opening its doors in 1947, Grieb’s Pharmacy has proudly served seven generations of families in the community with a commitment to exceptional customer service.
The Family Pharmacy has become a landmark in downtown Darien where customers depend on our knowledgeable team of pharmacists, technicians and staff to provide professional expertise and advice.
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Griebs sells more than drugs.
Chuck and Debi Hibben are the owners of Grieb Pharmacy. Together they live and have raised three children in the community of Darien who over the years have all worked in the store making it a true family business. www.griebspharmacy.com
Peter was born and raised in Darien and has lived in Fairfield County for most of his life. A graduate of Amherst College with a BA in Political Science, he is currently Director of Philanthropy at STAR, Inc., a non-profit organization serving our neighbors of all ages with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Peter is a self-taught artist whose luminous seascapes capture familiar scenes along Long Island Sound and favorite spots in Nantucket and Cape Cod. “I am drawn to the coastal scenes which bring a feeling of serenity on the water.”
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Peter is also the author and self-published of a children’s book, “Jenny’s Pennies – A Nantucket Tradition” (about a mermaid at Brant Point Lighthouse in Nantucket), which has sold over 10,000 copies and is in its fifth edition.
Since 1968, Person-to-Person has delivered on its mission as a community-supported agency that provides emergency aid for basic needs and support to individuals and families on their journey to stability. .
P2P serves 28,000 residents of Lower Fairfield County (Darien, New Canaan, Norwalk, Stamford, Weston, Westport and Wilton) with the following programs: three pantries (Darien, Norwalk, Stamford), home grocery delivery, mobile pantry and work team, clothing center, social worker assistance, emergency financial assistance, scholarships / mentorships, campsites and seasonal enrichment programs.
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