Spring Horse Shows return to Old Salem Farm
byOne of the loveliest ways to spend the Mother’s Day weekend is with the Spring Horse Shows at Old Salem Farm in North Salem….
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A trip to paradise, all in an afternoon
byMembers and guests of the Greenwich Antiques Society produced quite a few “oohs and ahs” during the May 4 lecture on Shangri La that…
A show that never disappoints
byI had the chance to go to Crafts at Lyndhurst May 2, the middle day of the spring edition of the famed show that…
Spotlight on Sèvres
byIt’s said that when Henry Clay Frick was furnishing his new home (having moved into 1 E. 70th St. in Manhattan in 1916), his…
Light as a butterfly
byWAG’s new issue – out this week – is themed “Passion Flowers.” Our annual look at all things botanical includes garden-themed stories, products and…
A Cinco de Mayo splurge
byAdd a touch of sophistication to your Cinco de Mayo entertaining with Herradura Selección Suprema. Its creators say, “The best agaves are cooked slowly…
A photographic legacy
byThough it’s still a few weeks away, I just wanted to offer a sneak peek into the June WAG, our annual travel issue. One…
Walking on, with hope in their hearts
byFor the Breast Cancer Alliance, which has awarded $20 million in grants since its founding in 1996 to improve survival rates and quality of…
A trip to Shangri La
byGet ready for the island breezes – and the dazzling treasures. The Greenwich Antiques Society will take its guests on a virtual trip to…
Inspired design, from you know who…
byThe lobbies of Manhattan skyscrapers can sometimes be pretty boring affairs. So I was at first surprised by the lovely scenes that greeted me…
You gotta have art
byIt’s as if artists were just waiting for that first burst of spring to shed their coats – and shed light on their works….
Book ’em
byI’ll be at the seventh annual Rainbow Book Fair Saturday, April 18 from noon to 6 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Midtown in Manhattan…
More from Marcy B.
byWAG featured Westchester performance artist Marcy B. Freedman most recently in our February issue, with her Valentine’s work, “True or False? Love Means Never…
Daniel Greene, in Chelsea
byWAG got to spend a lovely afternoon with artist Daniel Greene back in late January. We visited his North Salem studio, an incredible space…
Chamber-style playing by the Phil
byViolinist Jaime Laredo, newly appointed principal conductor of the Westchester Philharmonic, takes to the podium Sunday April 19 for a concert spanning the Baroque,…
Designing a day trip
byThose searching for a rewarding day trip close to home will want to note that tours of The Glass House in New Canaan kick…
Enter the dragon
byFor WAG’s April “Animal Passion” issue, I consider The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s upcoming “China: Through the Looking Glass” exhibit (May 7-Aug. 16), particularly…
That time again…
byThose in search of distinctive goods with a decidedly artistic touch have been shopping at Crafts at Lyndhurst for decades. And the next chance…
NYBG’s “Orchid Show” gives spring a boost
bySure, it says spring on the calendar. But we all know it takes a while to get here. Old Man Winter is like “The…
Tiffany heeds call of the sea
byIf it’s April, it must be time for Tiffany & Co.’s annual Blue Book Collection. This is the first Blue Book Collection created by…