On Wednesday, Sept. 29th Harboring Hearts co-founder Michelle Javian welcomed over 150 supporters to CORE Club for the charity’s third annual benefit.

The exterior of New York’s Pierre Hotel was flanked with black cars delivering guests this Monday for the 5th Annual Ladies luncheon and awards ceremony sponsored by Fashion 4 Development a philanthropic organization which aims to assist women (and children) in developing countries.

The spectacular setting at Round Hill, Ted and Pamala Deikel's stunning St. Helena estate that sits high above the Napa Valley floor, could not have been more apropos for Jennifer Raiser to sign copies her beautiful new book, "In the Spirit of Napa Valley."

Park and Palate at Klyde Warren Park was a huge success!

Last week, Absolut Elyx teamed up with Water For People in hopes to bring safe water to more than 100,000 people worldwide.

The Napa Valley Film Festival recently celebrated the upcoming 2015 festival, taking place November 11-15 throughout the Valley, with an exclusive preview for members of the festival's Patron Circle and VIP guests in the Silicon Valley.

4th Annual Haute Tea hosted by the Young Society of Love and Hope for the Diabetes Reseach Institute at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.

Veuve Clicquot launches its newest brand, Veuve Clicquot Rich, on Miami' Star Island with Gabrielle Union.

It's hard to say who gave the more commanding performance: Kelsey Grammer, Alexandra Silber and Nathan Gunn onstage with conductor Michael Tilson Thomas leading the San Francisco Symphony or the women who came out to celebrate the opening of the 2015-16 season of this world-renown orchestra on Sept. 24 the Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall. They all deserve a standing ovation.

We've rounded up some of the biggest and best charity & cultural events happenings around town to narrow down the options for you

We're just a couple of days away from the start of the 2015-16 San Francisco Symphony season, which will begin with an extravagant opening gala on Thursday, Sept. 24. The fabulous mother-daughter team of Dagmar Dolby and Natasha Dolby are co-chairing this year's festivities and recently hosted a party at the Valentino boutique in Union Square to get ready for their big evening.

The city is getting ready for the one of the most glamorous and elegant events of the year, the San Francisco Symphony Opening Gala, and what is the chicest way possible to celebrate?

How could the 21st Annual Music Festival for Brain Health not be a success with music legend Melissa Etheridge performing, the talents of chefs Hubert Keller and Sean O'Toole on display, acclaimed wines such as Screaming Eagle and Harlan Estate poured and rockstar neuroscientists sharing their knowledge? The sold-out event, which took place Sept. 19 at Staglin Family Vineyard in Oakville, was the place to be in the Napa Valley this past weekend—and raised over $4 million to support the research to find cures for brain disorders.

Last night, the Bermuda Tourism Authority commenced its celebration to the countdown to the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series.

How fitting that a revolutionary and tech-forward city like San Francisco has the honor of being the locale for “Breguet: Art and Innovation in Watchmaking,” the largest exhibition of Breguet antique timepieces ever to be shown in the United States. Considering how Breguet's cutting-edge innovations transformed the nature of personal timekeeping, it is apropos because this exhibition clearly shows why Abraham-Louis Breguet is “the father of modern horology.” Emmanuel Breguet, historian, VP for Montres Breguet, took us on an exclusive tour of the exhibit, which will be on display at the beautiful Legion of Honor from Sept. 19, 2015 to January 10, 2016, before we enjoyed an elegant gala dinner attended by 300 Breguet fans from Europe, Asia and the United States on Sept. 16 at the museum.

Remember those great weeks you spent in Paris the summer after college partying it up all night on the dance floor at Chez Raspoutine discotheque then sleeping all day so that you could do it all over again?