Museum of Arts and Design Chair Emeritus Barbara Tober hosted an intimate lunch and tour of the Museum’s latest exhibition, Generation Paper: A Fashion Phenom of the 1960s.

The Shanghai at Hutong launched their new bottomless Brunch—Bubbles & Bao in their luxurious lounge The Shanghai on April 22nd.

The world’s largest student ballet scholarship competition – YOUTH AMERICA GRAND PRIX (YAGP) – returned to Lincoln Center, New York City for the first time since before the covid pandemic.

The twin daughters of Nat King Cole, Casey Cole-Ray and Timolin Cole-Augustus, flew north from their homes in Palm Beach to join Jackie Weld Drake at her Upper East Side residence to celebrate the upcoming Harlem School of the Arts Gala.

Each spring, supporters of The Frick Collection and their guests look forward to the annual Young Fellows Ball, the museum’s highly anticipated benefit event.

Real Housewives of New York City alum Ramona Singer hosted her daughter, Avery Singer’s launch of her new company called Bach Boss.

The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra made a triumphant return to America with three sold-out concerts at Carnegie Hall.

Monday night at Lincoln Center two hundred friends joined Barbara Tober to celebrate the naming of The Metropolitan Opera’s seven lobby chandeliers in memory of her beloved husband, Donald Gibbs Tober.

Hosted by Candace Bushnell of Sex and the City fame, the invite-only event was attended by celebrities and bold-faced names such as Real Housewives of NY, Ramona Singer, and Tom D’Agostino,