
What’s Happening in November 2019
WAG’s list of local happenings for the month of November.
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Read MoreWelcome to our “Fascinating Avocations” issue, in which the line between what we do to live and what we love to do is often imperceptible.
Read MoreOr when a passion transforms your work life.
Read MoreWhatmore’s Lake in Waccabuc is a place of beauty, serenity and creativity.
Read More“Hamilton” and its lead producer are paying it forward in the spirit of the couple who inspired the blockbuster musical – helping underserved students and families at risk.
Read MorePhotographer and environmental activist Josh Lehrer is both a student of the land and an artist intent on capturing it.
Read MoreIn teaching her students about artists, Wendy Shalen became one.
Read MoreAfter 15 years of driving four hours roundtrip for a two-day weekend, real estate supremo Leonard Steinberg and his partner Thom Caughlin discover heaven in their own backyard.
Read MoreMedia and intellectual property lawyer Edward Klaris takes a kid gloves approach to the law – until the gloves need to come off.
Read MoreReal estate investor Yale Paprin brings a passionate eye to his art collection.
Read MorePhilippe de Montebello wasn’t merely one of the world’s longest-serving museum directors and the face (and voice) of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. He was the epitome of what an American museum director could be.
Read MoreBronson Van Wyck, event planner extraordinaire, comes to Greenwich.
Read MoreLaurie Berkner stands at the top of “kindie rock” with songs that appeal to parents as well as their kids.
Read MoreRealtor Sally Siano is back in WAG with her new memoir.
Read MoreThe Met’s 150th anniversary next year will feature plenty of special exhibits, events, installations and acquisitions in tribute to a place where everyone is welcome.
Read MoreReports of the death of stamps and stamp collecting in the digital age are greatly exaggerated.
Read MoreThe classic meets the contemporary in this Colonial Revival property.
Read MoreLife only appears to be imitating art when Jeremy Wayne meets journalist, TV anchor and writer Mary Calvi.
Read MoreThe enduring popularity of knitting is celebrated at Flying Fingers Yarn Shop in Tarrytown, where WAG visits to get the latest from longtime owner Elise Goldschlag.
Read MoreLoretta Lam is an award-winning Hudson Valley jewelry designer with an international following. Her passion for jewelry extends beyond her own work, though, as she’s putting the finishing touches on a contemporary-jewelry book due out in April.
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