Westchester Magazine July 2022
Looking for places to learn or practice martial arts in Westchester County? Here's what to know about the various disciplines.
Our Best of Westchester winners stand out as the top businesses, shops, restaurants, places, and people in the county.
Led by the Pandolfo family, Chatterbox delights with classic Italian dishes and ingredients sourced from Arthur Avenue.
Savor charcuterie and bar snacks in Peekskill, wood-roasted dishes in Scarsdale, and Italian favorites in Larchmont in time for summer.
After losing his father at a young age and facing a debilitating injury, Elmsford’s Jason Barrera fought his way back to become a Harlem Globetrotter.
Take a swig of hometown pride with NY Rocks Vodka, a new vodka that uses water sourced from Yonkers as a base for distilling.
The Westchester Local Food Project builds community and a healthy, sustainable, local food system one veggie garden at a time.
Ridge Hill is in new hands, and it remains to be seen if the change is enough to overcome the open-air mall’s struggles in Yonkers.
Whether you are looking for expert advice on buying the home of your dreams or just want a page-turning mystery novel, there’s a local tome for you.
Bean & grain salad is excellent to bring to a barbecue (especially one with vegans and vegetarians attending).
Why head to a country club this summer when you could have a private pool right in your Westchester backyard?
A striking exhibit in Yonkers, a music festival in Pleasantville, a can't-miss concert in Tarrytown, and more make our top picks.
Give your fingers a wiggle and stretch to prepare for 329, Westchester’s new area code, which joins the existing 845 and 914 codes in the region.
With help from Sage and Ginger, an Armonk estate receives a spectacular pool house for a true at-home escape in Westchester.
An Armonk teen’s burning desire to serve others leads her to a volunteer position with the Armonk Fire Department.
“Seas” the day by heading to the beach with all our favorite summer essentials, available at boutiques and shops throughout the 914.
Jilco Window Corp. reflects on 40 years of experience and success in the home sector throughout Westchester County.
Wilson & Son Jewelers comes full circle, moving back into the Harwood Building in Scarsdale, boasting a new, impressive space.
New Rochelle’s latest skyscraper is full of plush amenities for residents, including a rooftop pool, a coworking lounge, and more.
Contributing writer James Vespe spends a day on the Long Island Sound with members of the New Rochelle Harbor Unit.