Marketing to a Hispanic audience
byFingerthink helps companies engage with a key driver of the American economy.
August 2021
It takes a village to create The Village
byThe Village, a redeveloped waterfront site in Stamford’s South End, is bringing together storytellers, entrepreneurs and artists.
The 411 on Westchester
byWhether Jessie Spellmann-Mignone is reclining in one of the premium seats at Bedford Playhouse with a tub of popcorn, visibly ecstatic to be back in a movie theater, or twirling in a dress at Jolie Jordan Boutique in Mount Kisco and igniting a frock frenzy, people are following her every move on Instagram, Audible and Spotify.
Why golf is good for business (and nonprofits)
byGolf, it has been said, is a good walk spoiled. But for businesses and their nonprofit partners, it’s an opportunity to do well by doing good.
A more open US Open
byThe US Open returns this month with a less restricted format for fans and players alike. But that doesn’t mean it is without its challenges.
Spreading the gospel (music)
byThe second annual Hudson Valley Gospel Festival, set for Sept. 18 in Bowdoin Park in Poughkeepsie, highlights local musical heritage.
Serene, historic beauty in Redding
byIt may have been named “Stormfield,” but the house that was built in Redding for Samuel Clemens – better known to readers as Mark Twain – was anything but.
Know your design history
byDesigning spaces requires both knowledge and creativity. When you are thinking about designing your space, it’s important to think about the history of its style as well as the direction you want to take, writes WAG Wares columnist Cami Weinstein.
Becoming your own ‘Antiques Roadshow’
bySelf-education and professional advice will help you realize the maximum value of your possessions when you downsize.
Refreshing a brand to ‘the T’
byFew companies are better at periodically reinvigorating themselves than Tiffany & Co, which has done just that with its new “Give Me the T” campaign starring Tracee Ellis Ross, Anya Taylor-Joy, Eileen Gu and Tiffany’s T1 Collection.
A fest that’s a real corker
byAfter last year’s canceled show, excitement is now starting to build ahead of September’s Annual Hudson Valley Wine & Food Fest, to be held at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds.
Alighting in a new winery
byThe endeavors of artists and oenophiles come together at Aquila’s Nest Vineyards, Fairfield County’s newest winery.
A restaurant on the right side of the tracks
byLocal restauranteur Matt Kay is right on track with his new restaurant at the Dobbs Ferry Metro-North Railroad station.
Those other Portuguese wines
byEveryone knows Madeira and Port. But the other wines from the Duoro Valley (seen here) and Vinho Verde in Portugal deserve their places in the sun, too, says WAG Wine & Dine columnist Doug Paulding.
A dish to ‘beet’ the heat
byHere’s a refreshing South Indian dish made with yogurt, beet purée and cucumbers.
A heavenly hotel experience
byGod may have closed a window but has certainly opened a door at The Abbey Inn & Spa on Peekskill’s imposing Fort Hill.
A ‘Haven’ on the sea
byGet your dose of “Vitamin Sea,” WAG travel writer Debbi K. Kickham says, aboard Norwegian Cruise Line’s The Haven.
Veni, vidi, vino
byBurgundy is also a place for great food, shopping, biking, hot air ballooning, mountain climbing and just savoring life.
Seven tips to boost male fertility
bySimple lifestyle changes are often the thing that can improve sperm counts most, says Shaun Williams, M.D.
Educating people about fitness
byGreg Watson’s Elite Life and Fitness Studio in New Rochelle is designed to be the ultimate fitness experience.