White Plains does the melancholy Dane
White Plains says “To be or not to be” with “Hamlet” July 12 at Turnure Park.
A (really big) group show
A new group show opens July 14 at Hudson Beach Gallery in Beacon, curated by Barbara Galazzo.
A ‘fruit’ful approach to chocolate
Healthy guilty pleasures from La Maison du Chocolat and A La Mode ice cream.
Heart to heart
All matters of the heart are on the agenda during Heart Health Weekend at the Renaissance Westchester Hotel in Harrison.
Rocking the vote
Declare your independence. Register to vote.
Finding a creative career
Know a recent graduate who’s still looking for a job? A new book offers helpful – and playful – advice for creative options.
No flip-flopping on these shoes
Showaflops are designed to be the answer to stepping into the shower or onto the pool deck safely and attractively.
Magical days – and nights – at historical society
The “Summer of Magic” includes a new exhibition and extensive programming at the New-York Historical Society Museum & Library in Manhattan.
A Chloe vegan feast
You’ll see how stuffed you get on vegetables,” chef Chloe Coscarelli told guests at the fourth Literary Luncheon hosted by The Inn at Pound Ridge by Jean-Georges.
What’s happening in July 2018
WAG’s listing of local happenings and events in the month of July.
Playful Penelope
Penelope, a Shiba Inu mix, was rescued from Thailand, where many dogs are captured as part of the illegal dog meat trade. Luckily, Penelope made the long journey over to the SPCA to get a second chance. Just a few years old, Penelope has a wonderful disposition — sweet and playful and not overly energetic.
Coping with poison ivy
“If butterflies land there, don’t put your hand there”: The old children’s rhyme is Robert Levine, MD’s caution against the dangers of touching poison ivy and related outdoor plants like poison oak and poison sumac, whose oily substance can cause serious – and, sometimes, severe – skin reactions.
The Candie Cart keeps rolling along
Stephanie Soliman, an event planner based Westchester County, provides unique services to the tristate area.
Divinely Detailed
If God is in the details, then surely he must live in this 1930 Norman château on Mayfair Lane in Greenwich, which has a trove of exquisite details.
Minding the business
From scooping ice cream and breaking down wine boxes as a teenager in Stew Leonard’s supermarkets to marketing and advertising its wines as an adult, Blake Leonard has always been part of the family business, sharing its passion for quality food and wine.
Please don’t eat the silkworms
Authentic Chinese food contains many exotic dishes, including crispy, spicy silkworms. But you may want to let the little guys continue to spin their silken cocoons instead of eating them.
Culinary Port Chester
It was a tough job but someone had to do it. We take a tour through the flavors of Port Chester. Yum.
Another ‘face’ of jewelry
Thames & Hudson concludes its trilogy of compact books dedicated to different aspects of jewelry with this month’s release.
Food for thought on Italian beauty
Leave it to the Italians to combine their love of food with their love of skincare. Beauty Made in Italy is a new program launched by…
A bigger taste
Commuters will want to visit the special events making up this year’s edition of “Taste of the Terminal” at Grand Central Terminal.