Westchester Magazine October 2024

Arts & Culture

Halloween Events in Westchester to Shock, Scare, and Startle

Scary stories, historic haunts, and spooky movie nights will keep you entertained all month with the best Halloween events in Westchester.

Properties

3 Charming Westchester Homes on the Market Right Now

From a Colonial in New Rochelle's historic district to a mid-century modern charmer in Hartsdale, here's a sampling of what's on the market now.

Life & Style

Ai Bo Gallery Is a Hub for Southeast Asian Art in Rye

Glenn Aber’s Ai Bo Gallery recently opened its doors in Rye, bringing with it a fleet of sleek paintings and sculptures.

Eat & Drink

Fat Baby Bourbon Is a Passion Project for This Westchester Dad

This Sleepy Hollow dad is honoring his daughter with a bourbon that reflects her determination facing challenging odds.

Health

James Williams Pivots From the NFL to Medical School in Valhalla

Former NFL player James Williams turned in his cleats to attend Valhalla’s New York Medical College, where he is studying to become an orthopedist.

- Advertisement -

Life & Style

The Cannabis Industry Has High Hopes for Westchester County

With stories of legal battles, community support, and a vision for the future, Westchester’s cannabis scene is as diverse and dynamic as its residents.

Eat & Drink

Aromë Caffe and Patisserie Crafts the Dreamiest Desserts in Hastings-on-Hudson

A professional in pastries, Chef Vera Gjelaj opens a patisserie in Hastings-on-Hudson, realizing a decades-long dream.

Health

The DRIPBaR Advocates for Wellness in Rye

This Rye mom and two-time breast cancer survivor is utilizing her business, The DRIPBaR Rye, to bring wellness to her community.

Things to Do

Amangiri Is a Haven for Remote Respites in the Utah Desert

This destination for rest and rejuvenation is the ideal place to get your mind, body, and spirit all on the same page.

Health

A Look Into Domestic Violence and Survivor Resources in Westchester

Domestic violence — more aptly called intimate partner violence — comes in many shades, some more subtle than others, say survivors and advocates for prevention and support.

- Advertisement -