Raise a (Chambord-filled) glass
Looking for cocktail ideas for Valentine’s Day? Chambord liqueur has a couple of suggestions.
Making it, after all
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.
Jerry and Nancy Kohlberg
JERRY AND NANCY KOHLBERG—FROM WALL STREET TO CABBAGE HILL Jerry Kohlberg—of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts fame–and his wife Nancy not only made an impression on…
Reflections of artistry
Ralph Pucci is presenting “Reflections,” the latest collection by French designer Patrick Naggar – and the artful furniture being showcased until May is bold…
Set a romantic table
Artemest, the marketplace for luxury crafts made in Italy, has introduced a decidedly romantic tabletop collection designed exclusively for Artemest by noted Italian fashion…
A woman in Vogue
Long before there was Anna Wintour, there was Jessica Daves, who served as Diana Vreeland’s direct predecessor as editor-in-chief of Vogue. Something of an…
A touch of glass
Among the many things we enjoyed during a recent lunch at Bergdorf Goodman’s BG were the irregularly shaped, colored water glasses by Venetian Designer…
The eyes have it
Does the male gaze trump the female one in the arts and what is meant by a male and a female gaze anyway?
Backcountry grandeur
Undulating through Greenwich’s bucolic backcountry, North Street is home to many grand estates, including this recently renovated stone and clapboard Georgian manor that’s perfectly situated on more than four level, landscaped acres.
The misunderstood disease
Heart disease is the number one killer of women in the United States. But the good news is that it’s 80 percent preventable. White Plains Hospital.
Eye of the Storm(i)
Her coloring suggests a storm cloud ready to burst. But this Stormi is a real social butterfly, with butterfly ears to match.
Save the date
Anticipating the Lunar New Year Festival at the Hudson River Museum.
The Bruce returns with a great Dane
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.”
Romance, à la française
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.
The Heiress
We were handling a listing for Alan C. Cohen and his wife, who lived in a magnificent house in Katonah, right on the Cross River Reservoir.
Margaret Atwood to be keynote speaker at fundraiser
Margaret Atwood – author of “The Handmaid’s Tale” and its sequel, “The Testaments” – will be the keynote speaker at the 2020 Fairfield County’s Community Foundation’s Fund for Women & Girls luncheon.
Season-opening splendor at Lyndhurst
Mark those calendars – details about the Lyndhurst Flower Show’s 2020 edition have been released – and it promises to feature quite the lineup.
Its a Great Life – Once in a lifetime
ONCE IN A LIFETIME… It was a gorgeous spring day, ideal for showing a property, perfect for the open house my son Craig and…
To infinity, on the dot
Polka dots. Pumpkins. Pumpkins with polka dots. One thing’s certain: “Kusama: Cosmic Nature,” at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx May 9 through Nov. 1, is going to be some kind of crazy.
MLK’s timely legacy recalled
The timely topic of “Voter Suppression in America” will be the subject of historian and educator Carol Anderson’s talk at the 14th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration this Sunday, Jan. 19 at Westport Country Playhouse.