Feats of clay
byMembers of the ceramics community – and those interested in the field – are invited to Clay Forum V. News of the forum, to…
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Cat-nipped
byAs Mary Shustack noted, we are feline-smitten in April WAG, in part because we’ve always enjoyed cultural cats. Hello Kitty is such a fave…
Kitties, sitting pretty
byWAG’s April issue is devoted to all things animal. And the opening essay by Georgette Gouveia, editor-in-chief, offers a look at those beloved felines….
Brides through the ages
byLockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum – a favorite destination and the subject of many a WAG story – is about to open for its 2017 season. And…
And ‘Dinner’
byCan’t make the luncheon at the Inn at Pound Ridge by Jean-Georges to hear Melissa Clark talk about her new cookbook, “Dinner: Changing the…
Melissa Clark’s luncheon…
byTwo years ago, WAG savored an opportunity to cover the first Literary Luncheon at the Inn at Pound Ridge by Jean-Georges. http://www.wagmag.com/the-books-of-ruth-reichl/ Now our…
Book him
byWe loved him in “Pretty in Pink,” “St. Elmo’s Fire,” “Less Than Zero” and “Lipstick Jungle.” We have enjoyed his directorial work on “Orange…
Get out those calendars
byCassie Ward, executive director of the New Castle Historical Society (NCHS) in Chappaqua, has shared the organization’s spring schedule of events — and there’s plenty…
Blooms along the Hudson
by“Spring Blossoms” is a flower show set to open the 2017 season at Lyndhurst, the National Trust for Historic Preservation site in Tarrytown. Floral…
Jewelry fans love their ‘LOOT’
byFans of cutting-edge jewelry are likely to be quite familiar with “LOOT: MAD About Jewelry.” The annual event, now in its 17th edition at…
A triple treat of fashion
byFashionistas will want to mark April 1 on their calendars. That’s the last day to hit The Museum at FIT and catch all three…
The Loft Salon and Spa empowers local women
byThe Loft Salon and Spa in Stamford collaborated with several local businesses to mark International Women’s Day, March 8. Participating businesses – which included…
Gallery 66 NY puts spotlight on women
byThere is still time to catch the exhibition that Barbara Galazzo, the founder and director of Gallery 66 NY in Cold Spring, calls “maybe…
A win – or three – for Lyndhurst
byEarlier this month, we shared the news that Howard Zar, the executive director of Lyndhurst, would be participating in an auction in hopes of…
A Chareau celebration, by design
byIn a case of “we just had to make time for this,” WAG finally got down to the Jewish Museum in Manhattan to catch…
In the ‘Pink’ in Cold Spring
byA recent trip to Cold Spring for an interview gave WAG the chance to pay a quick visit to Pink Olive, a paper goods…
When all the world is Irish
byFriday, March 17 marks one of our favorite holidays – St. Patrick’s Day, a time for corned beef, cabbage, a pint of Guinness (or…
Downward dog day
byLimber up for class with Hilaria Baldwin (wife of Alec) as she brings her brand of wellness to Bloomingdale’s Sunday, March 11 at 9:30 a.m….
A fashionable – and artistic – road trip
byWAG remains fascinated by the work of Linda Filley, and an art-fueled road trip to Norfolk, Connecticut, March 5 again demonstrated just why that…
Recognition on the menu
byWAG still recalls the delicious day spent at The Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park for a story that ran in our July…