The ‘Power and Grace’ of The Morgan Library
Rarefied, ravishing, rapturous – Those are the three Rs of The Morgan Library & Museum’s “Power and Grace” exhibit.
Love in the Year of the Dog
Astrology, an age-old practice, is getting an internet update – good news for those who like to keep up with their horoscopes, just in case.
Modern Zen luxury
This angular, Zen-like home on Greenwich’s Thunder Mountain Road – with its striking use of green brick, Asian influences and floor-to-ceiling windows – is Modern with a capital “M.”
Sophisticated Sadie
She’s not only the SPCA’s longest resident but one of its smartest.
What’s happening in February 2018
WAG’s listing of local happenings and events in the month of February.
True Hawaii
The New York Botanical Garden announces an eye-opening show on Georgia O’Keeffe in Hawaii at a luau of a luncheon at the Grand Hyatt New York.
Joseph Cornell exhibit takes flight
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has opened an exhibition devoted to a series of work by Nyack-born artist Joseph Cornell.
Tipping our hats (to hers)
Barbara Whitworth’s sun protecting hats are at a Bronxville pop-up this weekend.
On-the-go glam
Blo Greenwich is the newest blow-dry bar to open on Greenwich Avenue, offering a menu of styles.
Interiors by Lalique
Lalique shares details of the latest work of its Interior Design Studio, a selection of customized projects from around the world.
A timely ‘Post’
“The Post” chronicles The Washington Post’s clash with the Nixon White House (round one) and what publisher Katharine Graham did for love.
Music, glorious music
The Ars Antiqua season continues with a Feb. 3 concert in Chappaqua.
‘Victoria’s’ secrets
Lay in a good supply of Lady Grey and English toffee for the compelling second season of “Victoria.”
Hollywood in Hyde Park
The Northern Dutchess Symphony Orchestra will offer an evening devoted to Hollywood movie classics Feb. 3.
Hip-hop happening
Hip-hop ambassador Toni Blackman rocks ArtsWestchester with a workshop that riffs off of the arts council’s current show, “Give Us the Vote.”
A Worth-y step back in fashion history
Fashionistas with an eye on history will want to check out “The House of Worth,” released this week by Thames & Hudson.
Honoring a King
The Bruce Museum celebrates the life of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with Community Curation Family Day Jan. 15.
Orchids & Ost
The New York Botanical Garden has announced this year’s edition of The Orchid Show will be designed by noted Belgian floral artist Daniel Ost.
Hot happening at the Bruce
The Greenwich-based museum hosts a talk on volcanoes by Columbia University’s Einat Lev.
Another opening…
“Revivify – Susan English, Catherine Latson, Janna Watson” opens Jan. 6 at Kenise Barnes Fine Art in Larchmont.