Spruced-up Cos Cob campus to debut
byThe Greenwich Historical Society will soon unveil its reimagined Cos Cob campus.
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Ambassador wolf Atka dies
byWe learned over the weekend that Atka, an old friend of ours, died peacefully at his home at the Wolf Conservation Center in South…
Giving the gift of life to Florence victims
bySunday’s blood drive at Sacred Heart Church will support the victims of Hurricane Florence in North Carolina.
Jewish Museum looks back – at those who looked ahead
byThe Jewish Museum has opened a new exhibition devoted to the Russian avant-garde in the early 20th-century – including artists such as Marc Chagall.
Long, lush lashes
byGet the look of eyelash extensions from the comfort of your own home with Lavish Lash Serum by Hairgenics.
Drawing the line on fashion
byIn our September issue, we profiled a fashion brand that understands what critic G.K. Chesterton meant when he said that “art, like morality, consists of drawing the line somewhere.”
A gem of an event at House of 29
byThe next special event at House of 29 Lifestyle Boutique by Sarah in Chappaqua puts the spotlight on jewelry.
A dazzling debut
byThose with a love of adornment will want to note that New York City Jewelry Week 2018 has been set for November.
Rockin’ toward the finish
byCompletion is in sight for stone artist Bob Madden on the sculpture project WAG’s been following.
Hawaiian holiday via NYBG
bySpend some time in Hawaii – at the New York Botanical Garden.
New York’s most fashionable addresses
byIn honor of our fashion-themed September issue, WAG toured some of New York’s most fashionable addresses through “Elegance in the Sky: The Architecture of Rosario Candela” at the Museum of the City of New York.
Commemorating 9/11
byGreenwich will be among the local communities remembering the fallen on 9/11.
The remains of the day
byIt was a beautiful day. That’s the first thing anyone who lived through it will tell you – warm but not hot with a seamless sky – what pilots call “severe clear.” Only later did you realize that it had to be that kind of day for what would take place to occur.
‘Fall’ing for these beauty products
byTry these skincare and makeup products this fall.
Telling the stories of the US Open
byMuch of the behind-the-scenes action at the US Open takes place at the Media Center.
Some pretty ‘Outrageous’ jewelry
byThose with a love of the daring will want to add “Outrageous Ornament: Extreme Jewelry in the 21st Century” to their fall calendars, as the exhibition opens Oct. 21 at the Katonah Museum of Art.
Another opening, another show…
byNelsonville artist Carla Goldberg will showcase her new series, “Water Under the Bridge,” at BAU Gallery in Beacon.
The heat is on at the US Open
byThe US Open – the last of the Grand Slam tournaments, celebrating its golden jubilee this season – is one of sports’ greatest events and one of its most challenging.
Making art till the cows come home
byCollaborative Concepts Farm Project 2018 will again combine performance art, sculpture and the cows that call a Garrison property home.
A trip back to ‘Casanova’s Europe’
byThe Greenwich Decorative Arts Society will open its new season Oct. 1 with a luncheon and lecture on “Casanova’s Europe.”