Women’s suffrage – celebrating the centennial
byThe centennial of women’s suffrage in New York is celebrated at the Museum of the City of New York – and beyond.
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Nature center breaks ground on education farmhouse
byThe Stamford Museum & Nature Center (SM&NC) is expanding for the first time in 50 years.
The bedazzled bride-to-be
byWAG catches up with Greenwich-based fine jeweler Dunay Joaillier’s stunning, made-to-order bridal collection.
A trip through Victorian India – and beyond
byTake a trip to Victorian India through the new John Lockwood Kipling exhibition at the Bard Graduate Center in Manhattan.
New Glass House Edition unveiled
byThe Glass House in New Canaan introduces its 10th anniversary Glass House Edition.
Bosom buddies take on ‘Bosom Bodies’
byA new exhibit celebrates female solidarity as it explores our cultural fascination with the breast, just in time for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
In the pink at Bloomie’s
byIt’s time to “Get Fit With Pink Yoga” at Bloomingdale’s White Plains.
Remembering Brett Alcaro
byHilltop Hanover Farm in Yorktown Heights remembers its late head farmer with a farm-to-table fundraiser Thursday, Oct. 5.
Fire in the valley
byDue to popular demand, Croton-on-Hudson’s “Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze” adds five more days to its roster.
Hudson Valley artists in spotlight
byHudson Valley artists, including Carla Goldberg, are featured in a Beacon gallery exhibition.
Dennis Elsas rocks on
byVeteran radio personality Dennis Elsas – a past WAG subject and longtime Westchester resident – will appear Oct. 21 at the Emelin Theatre.
$cents and sensibility
byThe New York Botanical Garden and historic American perfumer-chemist Caswell-Massey get together for NYBG’s latest gift collaboration.
The return of Paula Cole’s familiar voice
byPaula Cole, the Grammy Award-winning artist who hit the national spotlight in the late 1990s, is back with “Ballads.”
Tiffany leads the gift-giving season
byIt’s never too early to put some of the luxe emporium’s treasures on our list for Santa.
More adventures in publishing
byBarnes & Noble Eastchester’s commitment to local authors continues.
Silvermine offers a jazzy way to celebrate
byThe Jim Clark Trio will perform Oct. 1 to celebrate the 25th anniversary year of the Silvermine Arts Center’s Art Partners program.
Celebrating the work of Editta Sherman
byA well-rounded tribute to the late photographer Editta Sherman continues at the New-York Historical Society Museum & Library.
We heart art
byWhether it’s dance, music, theater or painting, one thing is certain: Westchesterites love the arts, as ArtsWestchester revealed during its Art$W Challenge breakfast at Morton’s Steakhouse in White Plains recently.
A rewarding ‘Battle of the Sexes’
byIt was love all as WAG got a sneak peak at the tennis comedy-drama “Battle of the Sexes” as part of The Picture House’s “Picnic in the Park” fundraiser in Pelham.
Author! Author! at B & N
byBarnes & Noble Eastchester has spent September promoting local writers.