Some kids aren’t made of sugar and spice and everything nice. And some of our little girls aren’t made to be princesses. That’s why Westchester designer Christina DeFrancisco of Madison Clothing designed a line for our not-so-basic children.
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Dobbs Ferry resident Peter Freed has complied 65 portraits of women aged 35 to 104 with no make-up, no jewelry, appearing to be free of clothing and aim to challenge assumptions about aging be redefining what it means to be in your “prime.”
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Even the simple act of shopping at Sam’s Club can be the most fun ever when you’re with your best friend.?Just ask Christina Kokonis-Viggers and her friend Amanda Lasher. They recently turned their shopping trip into karaoke night.
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The movie is currently making its round in the film festival circuit and New Yorkers will have the chance to see it this weekend.
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Some kids aren’t made of sugar and spice and everything nice. And some of our little girls aren’t made to be princesses. That’s why Westchester designer Christina DeFrancisco of Madison Clothing designed a line for our not-so-basic kids.
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Here’s what’s happening Today in the 914, according to Westchester Woman: SNL is Our Favorite Show Again; IntoxiKate is Back; YWCA White Plains Food Drive; MORE.
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Though we’re sad to say goodbye to summer, we welcome fall with open arms because fall in Westchester is the BEST. Here are 10 reasons we think so.
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The “Super Slice” is a creation of Yonkers pizza joint The Pizza Barn, 70 McLean Ave. in Yonkers, and is four times the size of a regular slice and made with love.
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Today in the 914, according to Westchester Woman – 200 Attend Women’s Leadership Institute; Tarrytown-Sleepy Hollow Home to Mega Farmer’s Market; MORE.
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It started with one student’s idea, five bright yellow (some might even say tacky) Hawaiian shirts and 10 Sleepy Hollow High School students agreed to wear the shirt for the yearbook photo. Then another one agreed, and another, and another.
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Yonkers native Hector Santiago is going to change the world one handshake at a time. That and become the Mayor by the time he is 35. Oh, and he also wants to do a TED Talk.
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LOFT Pride 2016 was the biggest Pride event yet in Westchester! Every year the LOFT LGBT Community Center in White Plains throws a party in June to celebrate Pride. And this year was so fun!
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Jill Liflander transcends the barriers of language in her community dance performance of ‘Solo Una Banana’ at the Warner Library in Tarrytown.
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Another one of our dreams just came true! Swale NY is coming to Westchester… and we can hardly contain ourselves! Here’s where you can hop aboard the floating free food forest this summer.
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ArtsBash 2016 was a fabulous affair with delectable food, specialty drinks and desserts; beautiful people and amazing art.
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Primark, a leading European fashion retailer, has announced the opening date of its third U.S. location in Connecticut, at the Danbury Fair Mall.
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We went to Bj?rn & Company Events & Weddings’ LGBT food and wine tasting show, Forks, Corks and Cocktails, and had THE best time!
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Get your Beyonc? on with these spring fashion trends for 2016 that everyone can slay in from designer Christina DeFrancisco of Madison Clothing.
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Bj?rn & Company Events & Weddings hosts Forks, Corks and Cocktails, an LGBT food, wine and spirits tasting event on Friday, May 6 at The Ritz-Carlton, Westchester in White Plains.
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Resist AIM’s Say NO YES Fest, a day of “fun, activation, and resistance,” will take place starting at 10 a.m. on April 16 at the Paramount Hudson Valley in Peekskill. The one-day festival will raise awareness and funds for the legal defense in fighting Spectra Energy’s Algonquin Pipeline expansion.
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The thought of a child transforming and shedding their anxieties and attention deficits bring tears to Maryanne Reda and Lauri Marks’s eyes. That’s why they teamed up to create Clubhouse Stars socialization programs for children.
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Gypsy, one of Broadways most beloved musicals, will grace the stage of White Plains Performing Arts Center, one weekend only, April 15-17.
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The new coupon craze for millennials has just begun. But how can something from your grandmothers generation help you save toward financial stability? It’s easy now that Westchester supermarkets are modernizing the coupon game.
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With the announcement of?Hilary Clinton’s appearance at SUNY Purchase on Thursday, students began asking why her Democratic opponent Bernie Sanders?wouldn’t
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When Charlotte’s local?government sought to provide equal?protections to all of its citizens, by preventing businesses from discriminating against?LGBT individuals and
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For 31 years, the Guerrilla Girls have harassed, shamed and humiliated the mainstream world of art for failing to include women and artists of color in their galleries.
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From performance art to photos of classically sculpted women and pillows with famous female comedians like Amy Schumer, ArtsWestchester’s spring exhibit ‘SHE: Deconstructing the Female Identity” is THE optimum attraction in Westchester for Women’s History month.
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This is not a drill. North White Plains’ good old American iconic restaurant, The Little Spot on Route 22, is facing foreclosure.
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When the weather starts to warm, some spots in Westchester feel like paradise.
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Here’s what’s happening Today in the 914, according to Westchester Woman.
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Here’s what’s happening Today in the 914, according to Westchester Woman.
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It’s the end of an era for women in Westchester and NY, NJ, CT and PA. Joyce Leslie in White Plains has closed it’s doors for good, along with many other locations.
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Imagine overlooking the White Plains cityscape while enjoying a savory meal or a cooking demonstration from a top Westchester eatery at the mall? This will be your reality in November at The Westchester in White Plains.
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Here’s what’s happening Today in the 914, according to Westchester Woman.
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Here’s what’s happening today in the 914, according to Westchester Woman: 1.) Want a New York City style interior design
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Immerse your family?in music next week at the Westchester Philharmonic’s Family and Friends Concert, featuring five time Grammy-winning Mount Vernon
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Happy National Pastry Day Westchester! Today we celebrate the almighty pastry those delectable baked goods made from flour, sugar, milk,
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In its latest segment of The New York Times Presents: Brunch Hate Reads, Gothamist played the world’s tiniest violin for
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If you ask Jason Media, Yonkers is a very haunted place where ghosts and supernatural beings roam. In his
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Before Europeans Giovanni da Verrazzano and Henry Hudson arrived in Westchester in 1524 and 1609, Westchester’s Native Americans lived in the towns same towns where we do today.
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Ghosts are real and are haunting places youve been to in Westchester. This is the one thing Yonkers Ghost Investigators are out to prove.
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Each week Westchester Woman will feature a something ( a person, place, charity or organization ) that Westchester is grateful for. This week Westchester is grateful for: Food Bank for Westchester.
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There’s some pretty spooky stuff happening in Westchester during Halloween. Here’s a list of local haunted events.
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Westchester’s first witch was a healer and battalion leader.
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The season for apple picking is among us, and before you know it, you’ll soon be searching local patches for the perfect pumpkin.
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Here are some cool thing to do this Labor Day Weekend in Westchester.
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If you ever move out of Westchester, you’re likely to quickly discover that our beloved county has more amazingly delicious food per square footage than almost any other place in the country.
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Here are some facts about the Westchester women who decided almost 100 years ago that they deserved the same rights as men, and did something about it.
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We just discovered the hashtag #WestchesterGirlProblems and it … is … GOLD. Here are our favorite tweets.
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New York has got apples covered, but you can also pick peaches and other yummy summer fruits in and around Westchester.
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Would you prefer to shop in stores that don’t separate their toys by gender? Take our poll.
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Here are six local nail salons that don’t exploit their technicians.
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Westchester woman Lisa DeRienzo has long had a passion for working with children, but an abysmal job market prevented her from finding work as a teacher. Instead of suffering through a tough economy, DeRienzo decided she could make it on her own and started ASmartNanny.com.
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Since Jenny McCarthy has donned her new magenta locks, Julius Michael of the Julius Michael Scarsale Hair Salon’s amazing dye job has hit Page Six as well as publications all over the world.
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It’s summer so we’re celebrating in the sun, but not without these 10 absolutely must have, cant live without things.
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Westchester is rejoicing over the Supreme Courts decision to approve gay marriage, striking down state bans on same-sex marriage around the country.
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We put together a “You Know You’re From” list for us Westchester women, and it is epic.
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