What’s happening in November
WAG’s listing of local happenings and events in the month of November.
Hats off to Ellen Christine Couture
Hats off to Ellen Christine Couture for another moment in the international spotlight.
Halloween styling
Neiman Marcus Westchester celebrates All Hallows’ Eve with glossy, glittery accessories for both men and women.
Evermore
No time to “ponder weak and weary” as Halloween events and activities haunt the weekend calendar.
Westport Country Playhouse announces play-reading lineup
The readings include “You Know I Can’t Hear You When the Water’s Running” and “Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure.”
Dubrovnik in New Rochelle celebrates fourth anniversary
An acclaimed Croatian restaurant in New Rochelle celebrates a milestone with a farm-to-table dinner.
May Morris steps out of the shadows
A new book gives May Morris, daughter of famed British Arts & Crafts icon William Morris, her moment in the spotlight.
No hidden dragons here
John Hardy unveiled its new Naga Collection at a trunk show luncheon at Bloomingdale’s White Plains.
Stamford-based nonprofit recognizes former president
Stamford-based Americares presented former president George H. W. Bush and wife Barbara with the Bob and Leila Macauely Humanitarian Spirit Award.
One lump or two?
The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum will host its annual Victorian Tea Nov. 12.
Crafts at Purchase makes a welcome return
Start your holiday shopping at Crafts at Purchase, which makes a welcome return Oct. 28-29.
Checking in at the Delamar West Hartford
The Greenwich Hospitality Group adds another hotel to its portfolio.
The buzz about Gucci
The Italian luxury designer’s fall collection features velvet, lace – and bumblebees.
KuKuRuZa mixes up the popcorn tradition
Forget the mass-produced, glowing orange popcorn found in most holiday tins. KuKuRuZa Gourmet Popcorn offers a handcrafted spin direct from Seattle.
Out of UNESCO again
Cultural leaders sound the alarm as the United States withdraws once again from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.
RayZyns prove a decidedly crunchy snack
RayZyns offers a crunchy – emphasis on crunchy – superfood snack.
Hilltop Hanover remembers former farmer
Following up on the farm’s fundraising tribute to Brett Alcaro
Even more Modigliani
“Modigliani Unmasked,” the first exhibition in the United States to focus on Amedeo Modigliani’s early work, has opened at the Jewish Museum.
‘Spring’ing into fall
It’s spring in autumn once again as the White Plains Beautification Foundation holds its annual gala.
In the pink at Bloomie’s (still)
Get Fit With Pink Yoga” kicked of a month of giving – and getting – at Bloomingdale’s White Plains.