When Shari Schwarz took the stage last month at the Emelin Theatre in Mamaroneck, partly it was to accept LMC-TV’s Best New Series award for her fledgling show, Shari’s Art …read more…
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At 85, Gerda Roze, from Mount Vernon, sent out persuasive press releases she wrote for her upcoming show at Mamaroneck Artists Guild. She just got a new computer and has …read more… When The New York Times reported on March 1st that Condé Nast was creating five magazines in iPad format, one group in Larchmont had already heard the back story. The …read more… On one of the few Palmer Avenue blocks that hasn’t been hit by vacancies, Kenise Barnes Fine Art pulled in a packed house on Saturday, February 27 for the opening …read more… On March 15th, David O’Leary, an Irish tenor – and former Winged Foot Golf Club caddy – is making his official debut with “A St. Patrick’s Celebration Concert” at Merkin …read more… Michael Osit, PhD, arrived at Mamaroneck High School just in time on Thursday, January 21st, with advice from his book Generation Text: Raising Well-Adjusted Teens in an Age of Instant …read more… When Larchmont favorite Stanz resumes Sunday hours starting October 4th (after a no-Sundays summer), it will do so with some savory news: an expanded brunch menu and brand new feeling. …read more… From 3:05 pm to closing time it’s rush hour at the new candy shop Sweet Teez on Larchmont Avenue, as the after-school crowd comes bursting through the door attracted by …read more… Longing to be at the ocean but not in the mood to laze on a beach all day? By driving a mere twenty minutes past Jones Beach to Robert Moses …read more… If you’re home in Larchmont this August with no tickets to Europe, you can still get a snapshot of you in front of a fanciful fountain. It won’t be Trevi, …read more… Larchmont artist Patricia Horing is to have a painting shown at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. Her work is one of 49 finalists, out of 3,300 entries, …read more… Larchmont living has a fantastic perk we tend to ignore: that the Atlantic Ocean is nearer (and much more affordable) to us than a Broadway show. In under an hour …read more… |
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