45 Summer what to dos with the kids from snapping turtles to fireworks May Sheffield Island:Â Board the 45-foot C.J. Toth catamaranfor a cruise to Sheffield Island in the Long Island Sound for a lighthouse tour, a hike on the nature […]
The Pleasantville Farmer’s Market recently announced that they have signed on with Fresh Nation to provide same-day home delivery on Saturday’s from its vendors. For those of you not familiar with Fresh Nation, it is an online farmer’s market that […]
Katonah Museum of Art, 134 Jay St., Katonah • Iceland: Artists Respond to Place: This is the first US exhibition to focus on the relationship of contemporary Icelandic artists to the geography of their island nation. It showcases twelve artists […]
Outdoor Movies, Music, and Munching, Shopping, Strawberries and Shakespeare May Bicycle Sundays: 60,000 people a year break out their bikes to “ride the parkway,” a Westchester tradition since 1974. Sponsored by Con Edison and the Friends of Westchester County Parks, […]
One Twenty One Restaurant, Â the pop spot for North Salem and over the boarder Ridgefield locals, reopened on May 7 after a four-week renovation promising a modern and affordable urban dining experience in the backwoods of North Salem. The facelift […]
Opening Night Joshua Bell, Orchestra of St. Luke’s: Cristian Mâcelaru (conductor) leads OSL with Joshua Bell (violin) in a program of Ligeti, Concert Românesc; Sibelius, Violin Concert in d, Op. 47; and Bizet, Symphony in C. Opening night Gala tickets […]
From Dennis Elsas to Cokie Roberts, Key West Orchids to Texas Hold ‘Em March New York Botanical Garden, The Orchid Show: Key West Contemporary: This year’s orchid exhibition in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory takes its cues from the gardens […]
We like to think of What To Do as The Old Farmer’s Almanac for suburban yuppies. Each season we check in with them for need to know stuff like the weather, meteorology and astrology. If we asked the OFA to […]
Most spring-blooming bulbs need to be planted in the fall, usually from mid-October until the ground freezes. Many bulb varieties are perennials: they bloom year after year. Our Favorites: Allium: Deer-resistant. Heights vary from a few inches tall to 3–4 […]
The College Board’s recently announced overhaul of the SATs, beginning in 2016,  is designed to “reflect the best of classroom work” and level the playing field between students who can afford private instruction and those who can’t.  Phew or Whoa? Here’s […]
What’s up with local Real Estate. There was a lot of buzz last spring about a market rebound. Ted Holmes of Douglas Elliman and Michael Levy of Grand Lux Realty in Armonk give us their take. Was the 2013 Real […]
Oy! What a winter. Are you ready for spring? Let’s go shopping. We asked some local boutique owners about the new spring fashions. Here’s their take on the season’s fashion trends, what items should be on your short list, what’s […]
Hats off to the Mazzotta brothers for their renovation of the building at 1 Kent Place in downtown Armonk. Over the past ten years a parade of failed (mostly) burger joints passed sadly through its doors. (The Grill, Stoneleigh Creek, […]
