Celebrating King in performance
Monday, Jan. 16 marks the official celebration of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday. (He was actually born Jan. 15, 1929 in…
Square Peg Gallery takes a ‘Pilgrimage’
WAG introduced its readers to Square Peg Gallery in November with a profile in our “Celebrating the Arts” issue devoted to the Hastings-on-Hudson arts…
This time, Marcy talks art
WAG is fond of calling Marcy B. Freedman our favorite performance artist, but as we have shared before in stories about her, the Croton-on-Hudson…
All that jazz
Two very different jazz artists will be weaving their magic in WAG country in the next couple of weeks. Save Jan. 14 for Tito…
The (Chinese) billionaire boys’ club
In China, magnificent floorings of Imperial Palace halls, emperor’s chambers and courts were paved with jinzhan (gold bricks) for 2,000 years, dating from the…
Alchemy and history: an interview with Michael Boriskin of Copland House
Written by Gregg Shapiro As residents and visitors to the area can attest, there is no shortage of cultural attractions in Westchester County. However,…
Doing no harm
Written by Paul Sethi According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 44 people die every day in the United States from an overdose…
Easy gliders
By Kevin Plancher As the team physician for the United States’ men’s and women’s downhill teams, as well as the snowboarding and freestyle teams,…
June in January
Save the date – Jan. 21 – for an event designed to heat up a winter’s evening. Westchester Community College will present “Grande Romanza:…
A walk through (centuries of) New York history
WAG had the chance to renew an old acquaintance last week – and what a lovely morning that proved to be. The acquaintance was…
Ringing out the old (And ringing in the new)
For many, 2016 has been the best of times – and the worst of times. (Sorry, Charles Dickens.) To those who can’t wait to…
Refresh, revive and rev up for a new year
The WAG staff knows just what you’re thinking: The holidays are over and you’re feeling (and looking) a bit sluggish. So two of our…
Technology meets boutique fitness studio
TotalFusion Studios in Harrison is the epitome of a new-age fitness experience. It’s one of the few studios in the country, according to Hana…
A wealth of fashion history
We have a wealth of stories set for our January issue, which is especially fitting, since our theme for the first month of 2017…
A botanical legacy indeed
All of us here at WAG take a moment to wish our readers a happy holiday season. And if you’re lucky enough to have…
In a league of its own
WAG’s December issue is all about giving. And, in that spirit, the Junior League of Central Westchester has let us know that it is…
Holidays in the ‘House’
We introduced you to House of 29 Lifestyle Boutique by Sarah in Chappaqua back in our June issue. The sophisticated fashion and accessories destination,…
Add these books to your holiday list
WAG has often featured books from Thames & Hudson in its pages. And the venerable publishing house has again shared a selection of recent…
A Pucci (and Moses) party
We still recall the excitement of our September 2015 cover story devoted to Ralph Pucci. The Museum of Arts and Design in Manhattan was…
Farewell to a Renaissance man
If you’re a regular reader of WAG, then you may remember Audrey Ronning Topping’s affectionate piece on retired Col. James W. Reid in our…