Festivals welcome summer
Irvington and Norwalk celebrate the first weekend of summer with festivals.
Kudos…
A shout-out to those with ties to WAG and WAG country
Summertime sips
Summertime and Rosé just seem to go together – and we’ve got some sipping suggestions.
Father’s Day at Greenwich Polo
Greenwich Polo’s season is off to a great start.
Dad’s special day
Father’s Day is celebrated worldwide, though not always on the third Sunday in June.
Treasure hunting in Chappaqua
Antiques, jewelry, art and more are among the treasures expected at the New Castle Historical Society’s “Gold in Your Attic” Tag Sale.
More than ‘a little night music’
Caramoor opens its 73rd season with Audra McDonald headlining a gala evening.
Absolutely delicious
Absolutely offers gluten-free snack alternatives that don’t sacrifice taste.
Fan-tastic
The Benefit Shop Foundation’s June auction features a group of fabulous antique fans.
From Old Greenwich to Venice
John Dixon Hunt led a virtual tour through the gardens of Venice for those attending a lecture hosted by the Greenwich Decorative Arts Society.
The lure of the thunder dragon
Audrey Ronning Topping was 10 years old when she heard the song “Faraway Places” and knew it was beckoning her. Now, eight-decades later, those “faraway places” are wonderful memories. Among the most wonderful memories and strangest-sounding-name was that of Bhutan, Kingdom of The Thunder Dragon, so she had to go.
A win for WAG
WAG editor-in-chief Georgette Gouveia receives a 2018 Folio Women in Media award in the Motivators category.
Greenwich Polo opens season
This summer, the action at Greenwich Polo Club isn’t just on the field. There will be more opportunities for players and fans to socialize.
Kate Spade, by any other name
Whether it was with a statement necklace or a book with an inspirational saying or one of her signature vibrant handbags that marked a young woman’s coming of age and defined a generation in the good-times ’90s, Kate Spade had a way of lifting you up.
A walk in the park, for a good cause
More than 250 supporters braved the bad weather to help BluePath Service Dogs raise $100,000 at its second annual walkathon.
All Tiffany, all day
Speakers at the “Becoming Tiffany” symposium at Lyndhurst offered an in-depth – and often entertaining – glimpse into the life and work of Louis Comfort Tiffany.
Tudor splendor on ‘Old Mill Farm’
Those wishing to live like Elizabeth I – or maybe just like a movie star – need look no further than “Old Mill Farm”…
The struggle for individualism in Chinese art
Will a newfound artistic freedom make this the Chinese century?
What’s happening in June 2018
WAG’s listing of local happenings and events in the month of June.
Out of this world
Astro, a 5-year-old Hound/Retriever mix, is a handsome, dapper fellow with a gentlemanly demeanor.