From the Hudson River Museum to the Untermyer Gardens Conservancy to galleries and public murals and sculptures, art is key to attracting people to live and work in as well as visit Yonkers. (See sidebar.) Many of the artists working in Yonkers have studios in the Carpet Mills Arts District, which was officially created in 2016 by a new city zoning law.
It was back in 1987 that White Plains resident Louis R. Cappelli (along with his father Luca Cappelli) received the first March of Dimes Greater New York Market Real Estate Award. Thirty-four years later, Cappelli, founder and managing member of the Cappelli Organization, will return to receive the Martin S. Berger Award for Lifetime Achievement at the 35th March of Dimes Real Estate Breakfast
on Nov. 4 at The Opus Westchester in White Plains.
“I’ve always been interested in different ways to manage health conditions and overall health,” says Tonya Cremin, M.D., who practices in Monroe. “I’ve come to realize that health doesn’t have to be about medicine and pills, and it doesn’t have to be about surgery. There are a wide variety of other ways to treat patients.”
The second annual Hudson Valley Gospel Festival, set for Sept. 18 in Bowdoin Park in Poughkeepsie, highlights local musical heritage.
While it’s only July, some things are worth waiting a few months for. One such example is the upcoming exhibition, “Sparkling Amazons: Abstract Expressionist Women of the 9th Street Show” at the Katonah Museum of Art.
Beatrice Farrand – the first woman landscape architect, who helped shaped the U.S. landscape at the 20th century’s dawn – is celebrated in a new documentary.
Cockatiels, cougars and a half-naked Henry Kissinger: It’s all in a day’s work for pet photogapher Jim Dratfield.
“High Design: Art Fueled by Function,” at Katonah’s Gallarus Arts Space, considers the intersection of art and design.
Srihari S. Naidu, MD – director of the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratories and of the Hypertrophic Cardiomyophathy Center of Excellence at Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla – is world-renowned as an interventional cardiology expert in minimally invasive treatments of heart disease.
A prominent cardiologist and distinguished scholar, academic and administrator, Alan Kadish, M.D. is a medical Renaissance man.
Mid-century Modern meets 21st century meditative in the Armonk property known as the “Beckoning Path.”
Terri and Grace Ferri are two sisters who have joined forces to make a difference in the world.
Balancing his time among the Manhattan, White Plains and Pleasantville campuses, Pace University President Martin Krislov has been quite busy since he was first inaugurated in August 2017.
Brazilian designer Patricia Bonaldi is making quite a splash worldwide with her line of PatBO designer clothing, known for its detailed embroidery combined with bold textures, colors and materials. She’s also landed right here in WAG country, with a beautiful and eclectic array of eveningwear being sold at the Mary Jane Denzer in White Plains.
At Putnam County Golf Course, you can head to the links or stay for dinner and a show, thanks to Homestyle Caterers.
When Chappaqua resident Stacey Saiontz discovered that son Jared has extensive food allergies, she drew on her law background to introduce legislation to make life safer for him and other kids.
Hotels now carry the newest releases, thanks to bookworm Jane Ubell-Meyer.
If you’re looking to establish or expand your garden with regional plants that will attract the area’s birds and insects – so important to our natural environment – then the place to turn to is The Native Plant Center at Westchester Community College (WCC) in Valhalla.
With birds, wildlife and plants bursting onto the scene, Audubon Greenwich is springing to life this April and offering a variety of public programs and activities for people of all ages to enjoy.
In her distinctive, individual interior designs. Amy Aidinis Hirsch pays attention to the small things. And she listens to her clients.