A “Life” worth reading
Barbara Nachman’s new novel “A Life for a Life” plumbs the multifaceted effects of gun violence in America.
Drinks Runamok…
Runamok Maple has shared another warm-weather cocktail recipe with us.
Cherry blossom time
WAG’s favorite season hits a high note with White Plains’ Cherry Blossom Festival.
Viva, Uribe
A new monograph, with strong ties to the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, explores the contemporary Colombian artist Federico Uribe – whose haunting mixed-media paintings and sculptures draw on a difficult childhood, his complex relationship with Roman Catholicism and the violence in his homeland.
‘Gilded’ once more
History lovers are invited to step back in time April 29 when “Mansions of the Gilded Age,” an all-day symposium, will be held at Lyndhurst in Tarrytown.
Big happenings in New Castle
The New Castle Historical Society shares news about its upcoming antiques appraisal day and annual Castles of New Castle House Tour
Get your creative juices flowing
The Maker Faire in Westport invites craftsmen, tinkerers and hobbyists to display their creations and challenge their curious minds in a number of hands-on exhibits.
A great workout, ‘barre’ none
Neiman Marcus Westchester celebrated its new active wear shop, NM Active, last Friday with a barre class co-sponsored by Courtyard Travel and Oceania Cruises.
Hats off to these Weitzman shoes
The much-anticipated exhibition of historic footwear from the collection of iconic shoe designer Stuart Weitzman opens April 20 at the New-York Historical Society Museum & Library – and we’ve had a sneak peek.
A special night in Chappaqua
Violin virtuoso Nicholas DiEugenio will appear with the Ars Antiqua Period Instrument Orchestra April 21 in Chappaqua.
A new building for the Bruce
The Bruce Museum’s fifth annual “Art of Design” panel – rescheduled for April 10 at the Greenwich Country Club after the first date was…
Kudos…
…To Westfair Communications’ and WAG’s own Phil Hall, who won first place in the Connecticut Press Club’s recent contest for his podcast “The Online…
An artful exploration of yoga
Hudson Valley photographer Francesco Mastalia’s latest book will be celebrated with a solo exhibition and book signing at bau Gallery in Beacon.
Old World Italian at Stone Fire
This Mount Kisco newcomer, the brainchild of the duo behind Tarrytown’s Sunset Cove, boasts fresh flavors and homemade noodles.
‘Giselle’ in the #MeToo age
Even in traditional productions like the Bolshoi Ballet’s, it’s hard not to see “Giselle” in the context of our own time, in which women are simply no longer willing to put up with any more abuse.
Kudos to…me!
WAG editor in chief Georgette Gouveia has been named a 2018 Folio: Top Women in Media.
Amy Kahn Russell’s dazzling deals
Ridgefield-based jewelry designer Amy Kahn Russell will hold her next sample sale April 16-19.
An inspirational event
Billie Jean King serves to motivate at yesterday’s benefit for Fairfield County’s Community Foundation: The Fund for Women & Girls.
‘The Bridesmaid’ in time
The launch party for “The Bridesmaid’s Daughter” by Pound Ridge resident Nyna Giles and Eve Claxton proved a nostalgic evening.
Lyndhurst’s season ‘Blossoms’
The 2018 season at Lyndhurst in Tarrytown officially opens with “Spring Blossoms,” a flower show set for April 7 and 8, with a concurrent antiques show and special events planned.