Going for Baroque at Iona
Lost Baroque masterpiece on display at Iona College.
Wendy Shalen’s artistic ocean concerns
New work by Waccabuc’s Wendy Shalen at the Prince Street Gallery.
Greek mythology is back
The ancient Greek gods, heroes (and antiheroes) are trending once again.
EDITOR’S LETTER
With the coronavirus still raging, the housing market in spacious Westchester and Fairfield counties continues to be hot, hot, hot.
Building communities
For Joanna Simone and the Simone Development Companies, real estate and construction are not just about square footage and dollars. They’re about creating live/work/play environments.
‘A good time for brokers’
Recently, we asked Tom LaPerch, director of Houlihan Lawrence Commercial, and Debbie Doern, senior vice president of sales for Houlihan Lawrence, respectively to paint a commercial and residential real estate picture for us.
Back to the future with Sotheby’s
When you think “Sotheby’s,” you probably think “auction house.” But since 1976, it has also been a luxe international real estate firm.
Awnings that ‘gimme shelter’
It was Thanksgiving weekend 1990 when Gregory Sahagian Sr. decided to go into the awning business.
A business primed for patio furniture
At Patty’s Portico in Port Chester – say that three times fast – patio furniture is restored to its past luster.
Ready for its next act
An historic vaudeville house/movie palace turned rock ’n ’roll temple, The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester is back from an 18-month pandemic lockdown with a full slate of boldface rockers and plans for spring renovations.
‘Custom’-made scents and sensibility
Custom Candle Co. in Bedford Hills was born in 2014 from Marcie Manfredonia-Siciliano’s desire to create an eco-friendly, nontoxic, long-lasting scented candle that her allergy- and asthma-prone family could enjoy.
Greenwich Library exhibit is ‘Not by the Book’
“Some books are to be tasted, others are to be swallowed, some few are to be chewed and digested,” wrote Francis Bacon, the Renaissance author.
Notorious RBG gets her due in hometown show
New-York Historical Society salutes the ‘Notorious RBG’ in a new show.
Sarah Lawrence announces $20 million gift
Cristle Collins Judd, president of Sarah Lawrence College, has announced the largest donation in the history of the Yonkers-based college.
Armonk Outdoor Art Show is back in-person
To celebrate its return to an in-person gathering this week, the Armonk Outdoor Art Show has an interactive booth in which the community can add to the art.
Forty – and fabulous
Mary Jane Denzer in White Plains celebrates 40 years of fabulous fashions.
Tiffany & Co. sparkles on The Met Gala’s red carpet
Tiffany & Co. jewelry was featured throughout the night on the red carpet at the 2021 “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion” Met Gala.
Falling for autumn
Fall is not to our palate – or palette – but we’ve cheered ourselves with an autumn table.
Westchester community rallies to help with Ida relief and recovery efforts
Ludworth Kennels in Hastings-on-Hudson is among the businesses hard hit by Hurricane Ida’s remnants that now has a GoFundMe page.
The Hudson River Museum takes part in Museum Day
The Hudson River Museum in Yonkers is once again participating in Smithsonian Magazine Museum Day.