The yang of Kuan Yin
Photographs by Bob Rozycki. Kuan Yin, the Buddhist goddess of mercy and love, is considered by devotees to be the kindest and most…
The Westchester Community Foundation helps the givers
Story by Laura Rossi. The fall giving season is upon us, beginning with the national 9/11 Day of Service and leading up to…
Getting crafty, yet again
Time certainly does fly, as they say. Shoppers, art collectors and admirers of all things handmade likely already have Fall Crafts at Lyndhurst on…
Piermont gallery celebrates handmade work
The Outside In, a shop and gallery in Piermont that offers a diverse collection of food, fine art craft, found objects and unusual plantings,…
Busy days at Lockwood-Mathews
We’ve heard of two exciting things coming up at the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum in Norwalk. And each sounds fascinating in its own way. First…
The essentials
Avril Graham is the editor as educator. When we interviewed the executive fashion and beauty editor of Harper’s Bazaar at tony, commanding Hearst Tower,…
The fruits of a passing season
Summer officially gives way to fall on Sept. 23. So why not mark (and mourn) the passing with this refreshing dish from Jacqueline Ruby,…
The American Gold Cup returns to Old Salem Farm
This is a big weekend for sports fan in WAG country as the US Open and Greenwich Polo Club seasons come to a close….
An Open ending
The US Open winds down this weekend but not before Serena Williams gets her chance at history and the crowning of the men’s champ….
A local organization, a royal honoree
The National Maritime Historical Society, which is headquartered in Peekskill, has announced the details of its annual New York gala – and the news…
Garden-party fundraiser set for Chappaqua
The New Castle Historical Society will host its inaugural garden-party fundraiser Sept. 19 at its Chappaqua headquarters. “An Evening in Greeley’s Garden” will be…
A stylish series announced
There’s no denying the style savvy of Munder-Skiles, the Garrison-based firm that produces distinctive garden furniture. We’ve featured the designs and the company founder…
When corny is a good thing
Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer. (Boo! Boo!) But summer gods and goddesses, take heart: The sultry season is alive and well…
An entertaining read
Chef Kristin Sollenne, a rising star in the culinary world, is hitting the road in support of her new book, “Domestic Chic, A Fashionably…
Art to art
The Youth Shelter Program of Westchester offers select youthful offenders a rehabilitative alternative to incarceration through education, job training and clinical services. But the…
A scent-sational gift idea
Estevia Parfum is all about affordable luxury. And the White Plains-based brand has let WAG have a glimpse into its offerings suitable for both…
A culinary dream comes true
Our July issue, themed “Passion Fruits,” was dedicated to food and all things culinary. If you recall, we visited with Kate Brewster-Duffy, who was…
Haath Designs’ passage to India
Story by Lauren Sharkey. Photographs of various items from Haath Designs. Photographs by Cathy Pinsky of Pinsky Studio. In a society that revolves…
Beware the signals of the necktie
Clothing has long been thought of as a form of communication, with women’s affording them greater expressivity. All the more reason to pay attention…
Beware the signals of the necktie
Clothing has long been thought of as a form of communication, with women’s affording them greater expressivity. All the more reason to pay attention…