Sparkling finds for the holidays
byThe Katonah Museum of Art is hosting an Artisan Jewelry Pop Up Shop Dec. 7 and 8.
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Just in time for holiday shopping
byRidgefield-based jewelry designer Amy Kahn Russell will offer a holiday sample sale Dec. 2-5.
A nutty holiday dessert
byThis Thanksgiving, bring a dessert that everyone can enjoy. They’ll be asking you for the recipe later.
A trio of events at Rockland arts center
byRockland Center for the Arts in West Nyack has announced a trio of December events.
Holiday time in the city
byNew York City is ready for both Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Stroll into the holidays
byThe Festive Stroll of Holiday Homes will be held Nov. 22-23, an annual event that will again benefit the Ossining Children’s Center.
A tale of two jewelry weeks
byWAG got a taste of the second annual edition of New York City Jewelry Week, enough to fuel dreams of much more.
A legend comes to life
byThe past becomes present in Georgette Gouveia’s new historical novel, “Daimon,” out Nov. 30.
Bracing your skin for the elements
byProtect your skin in winter with a therapeutic oxygen infusion by Botanic Skincare.
It’s about time, at The Met
byThe Metropolitan Museum of Art has released details of the spring 2020 exhibition of its Costume Institute – “About Time: Fashion and Duration.”
Making up is easy to do at Bloomie’s
byWe cha-cha-ed. We spritzed. We bought way too many cosmetics. And we had a ball at “The Makeup Date” at Bloomingdale’s White Plains Nov. 17.
Putting the fun back in kids’ sports
byBackyard Sports Cares, which has enabled more than 2,500 special needs and underserved youngsters to enjoy team sports, holds its second biennial gala Thursday, Nov. 21.
Show up and stand out
byWhether you’re attending a holiday event or simply looking for gift ideas, WAG has some standout beauty products.
Back in the garden with Frederico Azevedo
byAward-winning landscape designer Frederico Azevedo will be the “Lunch & Learn” guest Nov. 20 at the Greenwich Botanical Center.
Gastropub delights in Dobbs Ferry
byThe Rare Bit in Dobbs Ferry – “a bit of food, a bit of booze, a bit of fun.”
A detailed look at intricate work
by“Specimen: New Wall Sculptures by Catherine Latson” will explore the series of intricate work by the Westchester-based artist when it opens Nov. 15 at Kenise Barns Fine Art in Larchmont.
Many happy returns
byIt’s rent, return, repeat with Le Tote, a new fashion subscription service at Lord + Taylor Ridge Hill.
The finest fashions – in Greenwich
by“The Best of American Fashion” will be explored by independent fashion historian and author Caroline Rennolds Milbank when the Greenwich Decorative Arts Society meets Dec. 2.
Beauty in Bloom(ie’s)
byIt’s time once again for one of WAG’s fave events of the year – “The Makeup Date” at Bloomingdale’s White Plains, Sunday, Nov. 17.
South of the border, down White Plains way
byFriday called, and it’s bringing tacos and margaritas.