‘Rise’-ing to the occasion
Castle & Key is on the ‘Rise’ with a new gin.
A body cream for vegans
Fighting dry skin with Caudalie’s Vinotherapist Vegan Body Butter.
Putting their best foot(ing) forward at Old Salem Farm
Old Salem Farm’s Spring Horse Shows continue in its new arena.
Mural mania in New Rochelle
Murals lure visitors to New Rochelle.
The Gospels few people know
Trinity Spiritual Center offers retreat on the Gospels few people know.
Flower power
A stylish night celebrating Valmont and Naeem Khan.
The goddess look continues
Giving the world the cold shoulder (in the best possible way)
Acting globally to help locally
Ursuline campaign raises funds for school, local charities
EDITOR’S LETTER
Welcoming May WAG!
A golden region
What makes Connecticut’s Gold Coast truly golden is the relationship among business, culture and history that plays out in each of its communities in different ways.
Anita Hill’s way
Anita Hill – who spoke recently at Fairfield County’s Community Foundation, The Fund for Women & Girls luncheon at the Hyatt Regency Greenwich – turned her experience testifying about Clarence Thomas’ sexual harassment of her into a career advocating against gender violence.
Brian Stokes Mitchell’s possible dream
Brian Stokes Mitchell’s philosophy: Get off our high horses. Understand others’ viewpoints. Perfect the system. Stand up for social justice. Protect the theater’s gig workers. And spread joy through music.
A second home for Copland House
Copland House – a center for American music in the former Cortlandt Manor home of composer Aaron Copland – returns to performance in Westchester County for the first time in two years with its Music From Copland House ensemble at the Emelin Theatre in Mamaroneck, its new home away from home. Copland House is still, however, looking for an additional home of its own now that its 10-year run at Merestead in Mount Kisco is over.
Expanding its footprint and outreach
The Hudson River Museum and its director and CEO, Masha Turchinsky, seek to connect with disparate groups even as the museum enlarges its physical plant in a capital project.
A tribute: William M. Losapio, WAG adviser
William M. Losapio — co-owner of the former Sergio’s and Gregory’s restaurants in Hartsdale and White Plains respectively and an adviser for Westfair Communications’ WAG magazine, died at his Valhalla home on the evening of April 18 at age 80.
Hello to Alo
Alo activewear comes to The Westchester.
Get ready for Cinco de Mayo
Happy Cinco de Mayo (almost)
Happy Mother’s Day (in advance)
Get in gear for Mother’s Day.
Fighting food insecurity
Inspira and Enthuse team with Why Hunger to fight food insecurity.
A treasure trove of artworks
Bruce Museum announces largest gift in its history.