Afternoon delight
Ellen Easton, author and authority on “the art of afternoon tea,” will be appearing April 26 at the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum in Norwalk.
Saying it with music
Scarsdale’s Hoff-Barthelson Music School celebrates the great Germanic composers and then some with its nine-day “Spanning the Centuries Music Festival,” which begins today, March 6.
Iconic – and close to home
“The Iconic Interior: 1900 to the Present” (Thames & Hudson, $35) will be released March 10.
In the kitchen
When it comes to kitchen design, St. Charles New York has been at the forefront for some 85 years, and the venerable firm – whose creative director is Scarsdale resident Karen Williams (pictured) – shows no sign of slowing down.
Editor’s letter
Design is not a topic that you usually associate with breaking news. But recently, the design world found itself in the crosshairs of controversy as the Trump Administration, spurred by the National Civic Art Society, announced that it would be “Making Federal Buildings Beautiful Again” by decreeing they should be classical in style rather than Modernist.
Colonial charm in Cos Cob
Urban sophistication meets Colonial charm in this Cos Cob home that dates from 1760.
Looking for a home
Our Pet of the Month, Nene, is looking for a forever home for herself and her sibling after their owner fell on hard times.
Lights, please
When it comes to design, lighting is one element where creativity, literally, can truly shine. That was our thinking when we saw the latest…
Princess Di comes to Broadway
She’s been gone almost 23 years, but Diana, Princess of Wales continues to live in the hearts and minds of her fans – and…
An unveiling with a decidedly British accent
WAG got a sneak peek of The New British Galleries at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan, set to open to the public March 2.
Botanical wonders
WAG tours “Botanical Expressions,” part of the ongoing “Nature By Design: Selections from the Permanent Collection” series at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in Manhattan.
‘Royal’ flush
WAG Weekly presents WAG’s March “Visionary Designs” issue — and an update on Harry and Meghan.
‘About Time’
The Met announces its big Costume Institute show for the year – “About Time: Fashion and Duration.”
The most important lesson
THE MOST IMPORTANT LESSON A friend recently asked me what’s the most important lesson I could teach young brokers—and what’s the most important lesson…
‘In the stars’
The Rockland Center for the Arts screens “Lost in the Stars,” about the late New City and Stamford playwright/screenwriter Maxwell Anderson.
Roll over, Beethoven
Celebrate Ludwig van B.’s 250th birthday with the Stamford Symphony Orchestra.
Swing time
Play golf without ever leaving the comfort of The Westchester at the new Golf Lounge 18, having its grand opening Saturday, Feb. 22.
Happy V Day!
Time for WAG Weekly to savor the “love’liest day of the year.
How you start is how you finish
I have always believed that the way you start a deal is the way you finish a deal.
The many sides of New York
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.