Following Wyeth, on her own path
byA new exhibit at the Hudson River Museum explores the iconic American painter Andrew Wyeth’s and French photographer Joséphine Douet’s relationships to the land and each other.
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Planting stylish seeds
by Mary ShustackPutnam & Mason, a design atelier with a distinct point of view, is set to open its doors in Greenwich this month.
Where the arts continue to bloom
by Mary ShustackRockland Center for the Arts in West Nyack is a Hudson Valley institution celebrating its 70th anniversary as a place that continues to encourage the arts to… bloom.
Dressing, a natural act
by Mary ShustackHow the beauty and complexity of the natural world have inspired fashion designers for centuries is the focus of “Force of Nature,” opening this month at the Museum at FIT.
Eternally in bloom
by Mary Shustack“Flora: The Art of Jewelry” takes readers from the 17th century through modern day with designs both classic and daring.
An Indian artist for our time
by Georgette GouveiaIn the quietude of The Metropolitan Museum of Arts’ South and Southeast Asia Galleries lies an exhibit for the garden of the soul. “An Artist of Her Time: Y.G. Srimati and the Indian Style” (through June 5) is, in curator John Guy’s own words, “a modest show.”
Epic brings HIIT training to White Plains
by Danielle RendaThe fitness studio challenges guests to strength-train using their own bodyweight.
A haven for the handmade returns
by StaffCrafts at Lyndhurst, which celebrates all things handmade, will return to Tarrytown May 5-7.
Raise a glass with Bendiware
by StaffBendiware unbreakable silicone glasses are designed for outdoor use.
Tails wag for ‘Mutts on the Mountain’
by StaffDog lovers and their furry friends run together at Blue Mountain Reserve to benefit the Westchester Parks Foundation.
Ethan Allen says, ‘Let’s take it outside’
by StaffEthan Allen, the Danbury-based furniture and home fashion company, urges customers to embrace outdoor living.
Artists band together
by StaffYoHo Art Studios in Yonkers, disrupted by a January fire in an adjacent building, will proceed with Open Studio tours in May.
The scent of love
by StaffItalian perfumer Il Profvmo’s creates a perfume inspired by William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”
Piercings galore at Saks
by StaffMaria Tash, jewelry designer and piercer to the stars, is showcasing her latest designs in a pop-up store through April 30 at Saks Fifth Avenue: The Collective.
Bravo, ‘Bawa’
by Georgette GouveiaA tale of two brothers – and the rival gardens they established in Sri Lanka.
A touch of the Hamptons on the Mamaroneck shore
by Jane DoveAussie couple Lori and Michael Gelhard are expert home renovators as their house in Mamaroneck’s Shore Acres attests.
The best of humanity in the aftermath of tragedy
by Georgette GouveiaIn a time of rising nationalism and anti-globalization, a new Broadway musical looks at a Canadian town’s kindness to the world after 9/11.
A Greenwich home that’s a year-round resort
by Georgette GouveiaOne of the few waterfront compounds in Greenwich, this 1.52-acre estate on Glen Avon Drive is a feast for the senses, inside and out.
Print it: The New York Botanical Garden’s latest venture
by Georgette GouveiaThe New York Botanical Garden introduces its latest collaboration.
The gardens of the Mediterranean
by Jeremy Wayne“But now it’s nearly summer and with the heady scent of jasmine, the bouquet of frangipani and the (literally) intoxicating smell of Dame de Noche, from May to September, it’s the gardens of the Mediterranean that most work their siren charms on me,” writes our Wanderer, Jeremy Wayne.