Dad, it’s your day!
Soldiering on with Alex the Great’s jewelry When it comes to Mother’s Day, it’s all flowers, cards, chocolates, jewelry, perfume and dining out. But…
Swinging into action at Greenwich Polo
There are few better ways for dads to spend their special day than with the family at Greenwich Polo Club, where it’s now high…
Jay Chalnick’s little ‘Buddha’
For Dads who are just looking for a little R & R this Father’s Day, there’s a father-son debut novel by a Greenwich marketing…
For all fathers
For dads of special needs children, Father’s Day can be a poignant one. Often there are no presents or hugs for these fathers. And…
‘MAD’ for mannequins
“Ralph Pucci: The Art of the Mannequin,” which continues at the Museum of Arts and Design through Aug. 30, puts the spotlight on a…
Longines hails America’s ‘Pharoah’
Longines – the official watch and timekeeper of the FEI, or Federation Equestre Internationale, the governing body of equestrian sports – sure knows how…
Rocking with the Westchester Phil, and Kurt Cobain at sherry b dessert studio
Westchester is “rach”in’ and rollin’ this weekend. On Sunday, June 14 at the Performing Arts Center, Purchase College, Bulgarian-born conductor Danail Rachev and cellist…
Horse sense
We introduced you to Patricia’s Presents in our April (“Animal Passion”) issue. Owner Patricia Polk’s Ridgefield boutique fit right in, a treasure trove of…
‘Here’s mud in your eye!’
It’s time to party like it’s 1899. Boscobel House & Gardens in Garrison will host “Toast of the Town: An 1800s Cocktail Party” from…
Life is rosy at New York Botanical Garden
With 4,000 pinks, reds, whites and yellows in bloom, everything’s coming up roses at The New York Botanical Garden. On Saturday and Sunday, June…
The next generation of chefs
Young chefs will have the chance to learn how to jazz up family meals with a series of cooking camps to be held this…
A time for design
Just a friendly reminder that you still have time to get down to savor the 43rd annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House, as the…
Emily Liebert’s ‘Secrets’ revealed
In the September 2013 issue of WAG, we caught up with former editor-in-chief Emily Liebert and her novel approach to publishing, as her debut…
Riding the rails on the roof of the world with Tibetan travel
Tibetan travel, then and now Journeying to Tibet on the fast Sky Train is science–fiction compared to 65 years ago. Until 1950, Tibet was…
The GARNER Arts Festival returns
The GARNER (formerly GAGA) Arts Center in Rockland County brings back its regional Arts Festival this weekend for the first time since Hurricane Irene…
Absolutely ‘Fabulous’
Those who can never get enough of the stylish Kips Bay Decorator Show House – and that includes us – will want to consider…
Tibetan travel, then and now
Audrey Topping, WAG’s Sino expert, has ridden the Sky Train from Beijing to the roof of the world – Tibet – and you’ll no…
In memoriam: Al DelBello (1934-2015)
Al DelBello – the former Yonkers mayor, Westchester County executive and New York state lieutenant governor who died May 15 at his home in…
A whirlwind of design
More than 20 of the nation’s leading interior designers and architects – including quite a few with ties to WAG country – are showcasing their…
Inspired reading
It was back in early November that WAG had the chance to spend time with Farooq Kathwari, the elegant and charming chairman and CEO…