EDITORIAL

The Rockland Center for the Arts screens “Lost in the Stars,” about the late New City and Stamford playwright/screenwriter Maxwell Anderson.

Celebrate Ludwig van B.’s 250th birthday with the Stamford Symphony Orchestra.

Time for WAG Weekly to savor the “love’liest day of the year.

A wealth of photographs and memorabilia bring “Collecting New York’s Stories: Stuyvesant to Sid Vicious” to life. The sweeping exhibition, open now at the Museum of the City of New York, is culled from the hundreds of additions to the museum’s permanent collection over the past three years.

Looking for cocktail ideas for Valentine’s Day? Chambord liqueur has a couple of suggestions.

Greenwich Historical Society’s Landmarks Recognition Program will recognize the home of Mary Tyler Moore and those of other trailblazing women in honor of the centennial of the 19th Amendment.

Anticipating the Lunar New Year Festival at the Hudson River Museum.

Following a five-month construction project, the Bruce Museum is set to reopen its newly expanded main art gallery Saturday, Feb. 1, with a major international exhibition, “On the Edge of the World: Masterworks by Laurits Andersen Ring From SMK – the National Gallery of Denmark.”

The Northern Dutchess Symphony Orchestra will offer “French Kiss,” a romantic concert featuring guest artists Elizabeth Gerbi and Christopher Brellochs, Feb. 8 in Hyde Park.