Westchester Magazine October 2014

Westchester Magazine's October 2014 issue - The Best Places To Live Issue

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Arts & Culture

October-Themed Items To Pick Up In And Around Westchester

From creepy cups to cute apple corers, October items we’ve got our collective eyes on.

Life & Style

The Sing Sing Redemption

How Rehabilitation Through The Arts, a nonprofit working with prisoners across New York, helps reintegrate once-violent ex-cons into society in a meaningful, creative way.

Eat & Drink

Hard Ciders For Bourbon Lovers, Champagne Lovers, And Hopheads

Barrel-aged and hopped ciders flirt with lovers of stronger drinks.

Eat & Drink

Westchester Dining Preview: Zero Otto Nove In Armonk

Get an insider’s look at the latest restaurant lending major cred to the small hamlet.

Eat & Drink

Westchester Revamp: Raasa Indian Cuisine Of Elmsford

The transformation of the defunct Malabar Hill into a contemporary South Asian eatery.

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Eat & Drink

Where To Find Retro Desserts In Westchester

Modern restaurants with classic desserts à la mode.

Uncategorized

Julia Sexton Reviews Port Chester Hall: Not Worth The Brouhaha

Despite having a lovely atmosphere, the train station brewpub fails to impress with its tired menu and some surprisingly tacky servings.

Eat & Drink

License 2 Grill Brings Empanadas To Thornwood Neighborhoods

The South American staple is given a new spin with flavors like hot dog and cheeseburger (don’t worry, the classic options are still there for purists).

Uncategorized

Coming To The County: George Lopez, Black Violin, And More Autumn Events For Your Calendar

Features Editor Marisa LaScala’s favorite reasons to get out of the house in October.

Life & Style

Piano Man Pablo Mayor Of Tarrytown Uses Music For Cultural Change

Colombian native and current Westchester resident Pablo Mayor uses his performances as a bridge between Colombia and the United States.

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