Book ’em
I’ll be at the seventh annual Rainbow Book Fair Saturday, April 18 from noon to 6 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Midtown in Manhattan…
More from Marcy B.
WAG featured Westchester performance artist Marcy B. Freedman most recently in our February issue, with her Valentine’s work, “True or False? Love Means Never…
Daniel Greene, in Chelsea
WAG got to spend a lovely afternoon with artist Daniel Greene back in late January. We visited his North Salem studio, an incredible space…
Chamber-style playing by the Phil
Violinist Jaime Laredo, newly appointed principal conductor of the Westchester Philharmonic, takes to the podium Sunday April 19 for a concert spanning the Baroque,…
Designing a day trip
Those searching for a rewarding day trip close to home will want to note that tours of The Glass House in New Canaan kick…
Enter the dragon
For WAG’s April “Animal Passion” issue, I consider The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s upcoming “China: Through the Looking Glass” exhibit (May 7-Aug. 16), particularly…
That time again…
Those in search of distinctive goods with a decidedly artistic touch have been shopping at Crafts at Lyndhurst for decades. And the next chance…
NYBG’s “Orchid Show” gives spring a boost
Sure, it says spring on the calendar. But we all know it takes a while to get here. Old Man Winter is like “The…
Tiffany heeds call of the sea
If it’s April, it must be time for Tiffany & Co.’s annual Blue Book Collection. This is the first Blue Book Collection created by…
Watch the birdie
The current issue of WAG is filled with stories about “Animal Passion.” And we’d like to spotlight one more Chic Choice that continues our…
A charming Mother’s Day gift
It’s always great to hear from Samantha Levine with news about Auburn Jewelry. We first featured the Mount Kisco-based designer back in October of…
WAG’s a winner!
But then you knew that, didn’t you? Still, it’s nice when it’s official. So WAG parent company, White Plains-based Westfair Communications, is tickled to…
On the Old Silk Road with China’s ‘Celestial Horses’
In 1949, shortly before the end of China’s Civil War as the Communist troops were about to cross the Yangtze River to seize China’s…
Canine service
Story and photographs by Mary Sue Iarocci For disabled veteran Nicholas Montijil, going out in public used to be a nightmare. It was…
The plight of the giant panda
Giant pandas seem to exude a mystic power that enchants all who gaze upon them, but this mystical appeal may not be enough to…
Behind the lens
WAG readers will be familiar with the name Marc Weinstein. The head of Graphics by Color Group in Hawthorne collaborated with his wife, Cami…
‘Dining in the Dark,’ take two
Wrangler – the Guiding Eyes for the Blind puppy being raised on the “Today” show – will be on hand March 29 as Via Vanti!…
In bloom, at Macy’s
When in Manhattan earlier this week for a WAG story, I stopped by Macy’s Herald Square. The annual flower show, this year themed “Art…
Talking about good design…
“Boscobel Style: Inspired Interiors & Exteriors for the 21st Century” will be the focus of the Spring Lecture Series at Boscobel House & Gardens….
Creating a luxurious bedroom
It was just about a year ago when WAG popped over to Greenwich to meet Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams. We were featuring the…