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Scene… Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter and actor Justin Timberlake was seen decked out in a cap and black Tennessee sweatshirt while he enjoyed lunch at My Creative Kitchen on West Elm Street in Greenwich on Tuesday afternoon. Timberlake and his wife, actress Jessica Biel, live in Westcheste­r County, N.Y. Biel is nominated for an Emmy for her role as Cora Tannetti, a troubled wife and mother, in the USA drama “The Sinner.” The 70th Annual Emmy Awards will be shown on NBC at 8 p.m. Monday.

Out there… The Fred Astaire Dance Studio of Greenwich is holdings its first annual Dancing Stars of Greenwich Charity Dance Competitio­n & Gala to benefit Abilis. The dancers will step off at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 22, at the Tamarack Country Club in Greenwich. The star-studded celebrity dance competitio­n will feature Fred Astaire instructor­s paired with dancers from the community, including former actress Afton Fraser of Greenwich. Fraser, known for her roles in “Reality Bites,” “George of the Jungle” and “Fried Green Tomatoes,” is the former wife of actor and Greenwich resident Brendan Fraser of Greenwich. Together, they share three sons, Holden, Leland and Griffin, who has autism. Others dancing for Abilis include Greenwich residents Rita Mirella Lurito and Lenna Andreou; and Old Greenwich resident Dr. Lisa Colpit. The gala will also include a VIP cocktail reception, a gourmet dinner, live music by Hot Cat Jazz Band, special performanc­es by the Fred Astaire dancers, and live and silent auctions. Proceeds will go directly to Abilis to support its programs for families with special needs. For tickets ($250) and more info, go to www.fredastair­e.com/greenwich/shop/dancing-stars/ or call 203-340-2760.

Honored… Greenwich native and former First Selectman John Margenot was honored in Greenwich on Sept. 8 for his continued service and dedication to the Town of Greenwich. A large crowd of friends, family and city and state officials, including state Sen. L. Scott Frantz, First Selectman Peter Tesei and Chief of Police James Heavey, came out to honor the former five-term first selectman to celebrate the naming of the John B. Margenot Atrium at the Greenwich Public Safety Complex in downtown Greenwich, which houses both the police and fire department­s, in his honor.

Out there… The Greenwich Wine + Food Festival will dish up all things delicious on Friday, Sept. 21, and Saturday, Sept. 22, at Roger Sherman Park in Greenwich. Opening Night will feature a Master Chef Wine Dinner honoring chef Alex Guarnasche­lli for her innovation and contributi­ons to the culinary world. The dinner, co-hosted by “Howard Stern Show” producer Gary Dell’Abate of Riverside and writer/director Rob Burnett of Greenwich, will feature the Most Innovative Chefs serving their gourmet cuisine alongside curated wines and cocktails. There will also be a performanc­e by CCB Reggae All Stars. “Today” cohost Kathie Lee Gifford of Riverside will moderate the Meet the Masters Panel on Saturday, which also includes cooking demos by culinary celebritie­s Daniel Boulud, Scott Conant, Alex Guarnasche­lli, Adam Richman and “Next Food Network Star” Christian Petroni; book signings; and a performanc­e by singer-songwriter Caroline Jones, a Greenwich native. The event closes with a concert by country music superstar Tim McGraw. Proceeds benefit the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation, the Town of Greenwich Parks & Recreation Foundation and Ment’or. For tickets go to www.greenwichw­ineandfood.com or call 203-5881363.

Scene… Greenwich resident and “Dancing With The Stars” host Tom Bergeron was seen dining at Caren’s Cos Cobber in on East Putnam Avenue in Cos Cob last week.

Out there… Dog lovers can enjoy Stamford’s annual Bark in the Park from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 23, in Latham Park, featuring activities for families and pets, demonstrat­ions, contests, a splash zone, free microchipp­ing, photo booth pictures, an agility course and pet adoptions. Admission is free. For more info visit www.stamford-downtown.com.

Grand opening… Il Pastaficio, an artisanal pasta eatery, opened its doors at the Mill Pond Center in Cos Cob on Saturday, serving up free samples to customers. For more info, visit www.ilpastafic­io.com.

And that’s all for now.

Later…

 ?? Contribute­d photo ?? Former First Selectman John Margenot, with his daughter Ann Margenot Gale and longtime friend and Greenwich resident Dick Kriskey at the dedication of the Margenot Atrium at the Greenwich Public Safety Complex on Sept. 8.
Contribute­d photo Former First Selectman John Margenot, with his daughter Ann Margenot Gale and longtime friend and Greenwich resident Dick Kriskey at the dedication of the Margenot Atrium at the Greenwich Public Safety Complex on Sept. 8.
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