Channel your inner Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge
The Neiman Marcus Trend Report is out and it includes stacked bracelets and layered necklaces.
Fighting the virus one vaccination at a time
In the battle against Covid-19, Wartburg in Mount Vernon has reached another milestone – its first independent living resident vaccination. Azilda Sauls, a resident of Friedrichs, received her first of two doses of the Covid-19 vaccine on Wednesday, Feb. 24.
Time to say goodbye (to L & T)
Lord & Taylor in Eastchester is slated to close its doors for good on Saturday, Feb. 27 at 7 p.m.
Skin in the game
Guinot is out with its new Lift Summum Serum.
And speaking of last call…
This is the last weekend to see the Katonah Museum of Art’s “Young Artists 2021.”
Bloomie’s and the arts stand up for social justice
Through Feb. 28, Bloomingdale’s “Shop for Good” initiative supports ABT RISE, the Black Artists + Designers Guild and the National Museum of African American History & Culture. Meanwhile, ArtsWestchester announces a major new social justice grants program, “Voices for Change.”
Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, are to be parents again
Harry and Meghan’s baby announcement reminds us of the end of “Notting Hill.”
Designer Carmen Sol’s accessories are ‘Sol’ mates
This tote from Carmen Sol will have you ready for summer 2021.
Remembering the Fab Four’s beginning
It’s been either a little more than 60 years or almost 60 years since the Beatles came on the scene and transformed music and pop culture.
The New Social offers mask alternatives
The New Social is looking to patent its “wrap-and-pinch” designs. Courtesy The New Social.
Lifting up the homeless
545 new pairs of socks for children ages 5 to 18 for Lifting Up Westchester’s Brighter Future Program.
GIFF spotlights social issues
Through Sunday, Feb. 21, the Greenwich International Film Festival presents 10 films as part of its virtual “Social Impact Film Showcase.”
The NEA awards Hudson Valley MOCA $20,000 for Peekskill project
The National Endowment for the Arts has awarded $20,000 to Hudson Valley MOCA in partial support of its “Enlighten Peekskill” project. “Enlighten Peekskill is part of…
Return of the ‘Prodigal (Son)’
As Lent, a time of repentance and forgiveness, gets underway, the New York City Ballet ‘s 2021 Digital Season presents a week devoted to “Prodigal Son,” George Balanchine’s reinterpretation of the biblical tale.
Song of the border
From 7 to 8 p.m. today, Feb. 19, the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers will hold a virtual, members-only reception for its new exhibit “Border Cantos/ Sonic Border: Richard Misrach/Guillermo Galindo.”
Hailing the Chiefs at New-York Historical
This being Presidents’ Week, we thought you’d enjoy hearing about a special permanent gallery on New-York Historical Society’s fourth floor.
Veronique Gabai brings her beauty line to the Perfect Provenance
Veronique Gabai’s line of fragrances and skincare products were inspired by her native France.
What’s the slipper of the Covid era? The pool slide
You’ll find pool slides at the new Barneys at Saks in Greenwich, whose first floor is all about men’s accessories.
United Way marks a million milestone in helping the food insecure
United Way of Westchester and Putnam reached its 10,000th delivery of meals, food boxes and household supplies to vulnerable populations throughout Westchester and Putnam counties through the Ride United Last-Mile Delivery initiative
Get ready for Valentine’s Day
We tend to think of Cupid – Eros to the ancient Greeks – as a chubby, naughty little boy shooting everyone with arrows of love and creating all kinds of mischief in the process.