Lest we forget
Remember Kristallnacht, an event that foreshadowed the Holocaust, with three upcoming lectures.
A love letter to vintage Vienna
Thames & Hudson publishes a breathtakingly complete – and stylish – ode to Vienna at the turn of the 20th century.
A woman of influence
WAG tours the new exhibition devoted to the influential artist Martha Rosler, now open at the Jewish Museum.
Fashioning a fight against breast cancer
The Greenwich-based Breast Cancer Alliance’s annual Luncheon and Fashion show was another hit.
Rocking and rolling at Lagond
Get up close and personal with rock ’n’ rollers at the Lagond “House Concerts” this month.
Setting quite a table at Cooper Hewitt
Needing inspiration for setting an artful holiday table? You just might find it at the new tabletop-themed exhibition at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in Manhattan.
Georgian splendor in the backcountry
The traditional meets the modern in this beautiful, 15-year-old Georgian estate on North Street in Greenwich’s pastoral backcountry.
Consequences of the one-child policy
China’s short-sighted former One-Child Policy has resulted in a generation of young men with no siblings – and tough prospects in finding rare Chinese brides and, perhaps, learning to share in the far, wide world.
Can Tiger Woods’ surgery help you?
Spinal fusion can’t improve your golf game, but it can make it less painful.
There’s always Hope
Hope is a 3-year-old Chihuahua, Dachshund and Jack Russell Terrier mix (or so the SPCA thinks), who’s looking for a forever home.
What’s happening in November 2018
Through Jan 20 “Maya Lin: A River is a Drawing,” a site-specific interactive exhibition that explores the geology and topography of the Hudson River…
More than a few good women
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month comes to a close, check out these accessories to bring out the “One Tough Bitch” inside all of us.
A grand masquerade
To celebrate the completion of its main store, The Saks Shops at Greenwich took a page from Truman Capote’s 1966 black-and-white ball.
Details of a dazzling debut… times two
WAG had a dazzling morning in Manhattan –a tour of L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts, followed by the press preview for New York City Jewelry Week.
A chance to sample some stunning jewelry
Ridgefield-based jewelry designer Amy Kahn Russell will hold a sample sale of her designs in November.
‘Walk like an Egyptian’ (and a Roman)
The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s costume/pajama party Oct. 29 is set against the backdrop of The Temple of Dendur, a Roman-era Egyptian temple.
Fighting for a cause
We floated like a butterfly and stung like a bee, sort of, in the last of three exercise programs honoring Breast Cancer Awareness Month at Bloomingdale’s White Plains last Saturday.
A hearty – healthy – option from Ancient Harvest
Ancient Harvest makes a variety of ready-to-eat quinoa, ideal for a hearty lunch on a chilly day.
A musical season gets underway
Ars Antiqua, the Chappaqua-based baroque music ensemble, opens its new season Nov. 3.
‘Castles in the sky’
Time for some fantasy designs at Lehman College.