The artistry continues
byWAG profiled artist Gina Bratter back in 2015, her passion for her work making her an ideal subject for the February issue that year….
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Lalique takes flight
byIt was back in 2013 when WAG was invited to what was then the new Lalique Interiors Showroom in Manhattan. The occasion was the…
Flying high (and dining well) on Air France
byEating your way to Paris – a capital of great food – has never been better, thanks to Air France. The airline has just…
Ethan Allen’s artistic take on philanthropy
byWAG has received an update from Ethan Allen, the Danbury-based furniture and home fashion company, about one of its latest philanthropic efforts. Through its…
Merz at The Met… Breuer
byEarlier this week, The Met Breuer opened “Marisa Merz: The Sky Is a Great Space,” the first major retrospective in the United States devoted…
Happy New Year, again
byThis Saturday, Jan. 28, marks the start of the Chinese New Year, with 2017 being the Year of the Rooster. And not just any…
Schulman sings, off Broadway
byVeteran Broadway star Craig Schulman will join the Northern Dutchess Symphony Orchestra (NDSO) for a special performance next month. “Heroes, Monsters and Madmen” will…
On a (very unique) musical note
byCameron Carpenter’s “International Touring Organ” is a sight to see – and a sound to hear. The unique instrument was officially introduced to a widespread…
In the mood at House of 29
byHouse of 29 Lifestyle Boutique by Sarah, that ever-stylish shopping destination, has given us a glimpse into its newest arrivals. Owner Sarah Mass David,…
Countering with culture
byTomorrow marks the start of Inauguration Weekend. Here are some great activities you can enjoy as well: For art lovers, one of the must-see…
Deco dreams ahead…
byThough “Downton Abbey” is just a memory, many vividly recall the way the British production so aptly reflected its times, with the television series…
Another opening, another show…
byWAG first profiled Susan Stillman back in December of 2014. We then caught up with the White Plains artist – perhaps best-known for the custom…
Celebrating King in performance
byMonday, Jan. 16 marks the official celebration of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday. (He was actually born Jan. 15, 1929 in…
Square Peg Gallery takes a ‘Pilgrimage’
byWAG introduced its readers to Square Peg Gallery in November with a profile in our “Celebrating the Arts” issue devoted to the Hastings-on-Hudson arts…
This time, Marcy talks art
byWAG is fond of calling Marcy B. Freedman our favorite performance artist, but as we have shared before in stories about her, the Croton-on-Hudson…
All that jazz
byTwo very different jazz artists will be weaving their magic in WAG country in the next couple of weeks. Save Jan. 14 for Tito…
June in January
bySave the date – Jan. 21 – for an event designed to heat up a winter’s evening. Westchester Community College will present “Grande Romanza:…
A walk through (centuries of) New York history
byWAG had the chance to renew an old acquaintance last week – and what a lovely morning that proved to be. The acquaintance was…
Ringing out the old (And ringing in the new)
byFor many, 2016 has been the best of times – and the worst of times. (Sorry, Charles Dickens.) To those who can’t wait to…
Technology meets boutique fitness studio
byTotalFusion Studios in Harrison is the epitome of a new-age fitness experience. It’s one of the few studios in the country, according to Hana…