A literary kickoff
Join WAG editor in chief Georgette Gouveia for a reading from her new football-themed novel, “The Penalty for Holding,” at Barnes and Noble’s concept store in Eastchester Sept. 7.
In bloom along the Hudson
The Hudson River Museum in Yonkers hosted an afternoon of floral-themed programming.
Open season at Greenwich Polo
The Greenwich Polo Club closes out its season with the return of the East Coast Open.
Luxury from Lalique Parfums
The latest from Lalique Parfums is designed as a way to experience luxury every day.
A Hopper treasure trove for the Whitney
The Whitney Museum of American Art continues its love affair with Edward Hopper with major donation of archival materials.
For the love of pets
Rory Mackay captures the colorful personality of pets. With a few brushstrokes and a playful attitude, he paints lively portraits of our dearest furry…
Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams = Style
The Fall 2017 furniture collection from Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams is arriving in stores this month.
A treat for the taste buds, and the eyes, too
Julie Waxman, the owner of Baked in Color, creates custom-colored treats for colorful occasions, from birthdays and date night, to sporting events and gay pride.
Ethan Allen’s habit of humanity
Ethan Allen, the Danbury-based furniture and home fashion company, continues its charitable efforts with another donation to Habitat for Humanity of Coastal Fairfield County.
The Clintons are two for the show
The former president and secretary of state take in “Annie” at Westchester Broadway Theatre.
Making a pig of yourself in a good cause
The fifth annual Muddy Puddles “Mess Fest” honors Ty Louis Campbell, a young boy who passed away from brain cancer at the age of 5 in 2012.
Color us interested
“The Anatomy of Color” is the latest home-design title from Thames & Hudson.
Taking to the field with David Villa
The soccer star – and August WAG cover guy – is as gracious as he is graceful.
Get your licks in
OK, for you tequila shot-drinking aficionados who like to lick the salt between thumb and forefinger before downing the agave and biting the lime…
House of 29 takes a vintage spin
There are some glittering “new” finds at House of 29 Lifestyle Boutique by Sarah in Chappaqua, which is showcasing fine vintage and estate jewelry.
Shuffling off ‘this mortal coil’
Oscar Isaac shines in a Public Theater production of “Hamlet” for those who are not afraid to consider their mortality.
China’s New Silk Road: World dream or nightmare?
China’s trillion-dollar dream of a New Silk Road could have pitfalls for the rest of the world.
What’s happening in August
WAG’s listing of local happenings and events in the month of August.
Preparing the next generation
The public spotlight shines on the most elite private schools in our region.
A musical tradition continues
Songs for Seeds of Scarsdale will offer a free children’s concert July 29 in Chase Park.