Spacious common areas include a sun-filled breakfast room, an inviting salon and a rooftop terrace that usually opens around May 1.
June 3 at 5). "THE MOVADO HOUR" This inviting salon series at the Baryshnikov Arts Center, curated by the pianist Pedja Muzijevic, concludes its season with Muzijevic joining the soprano Lucy Shelton and the Brentano String Quartet for a program consisting of George Crumb's haunting Walt Whitman cycle, "Apparition," and Brahms's Piano Quintet.
He ran the magazine like a salon, inviting the writers he liked to read, putting interesting guests together, acting as a provocateur if the conversation flagged.
It was earlier this year, when he realized that he was extending his New York visits from two days to two weeks each month, that he decided to establish a Manhattan salon, inviting members of his eclectic circle -- D.J.'s, writers, personal shoppers -- for hotel-catered meals garnished with gossip.
Untitled Projects, who last year transformed the Traverse into an astro-turfed garden, will take that experimentation a step further this October with The Salon Project: inviting the audience to take part in an imagination of an opulent 19th-century Parisian salon.
Pasquale had turned Villa Orlandi, the family's estate on the nearby island of Capri, into a salon of sorts, inviting artists to stay and work on the grounds.
The New Yorker, November 18, 1939 P. 40 Elizabeth Arden has circularized the various women's organizations, inviting them to use her salon as a place where (Women's Auxiliary Territorial Service and Women's Auxiliary Air Force, can meet their friends, take a shower and telephone. So far, Miss Arden has sacked no employees and her prices remain stationary.
However improbable the conjectures, the conceit was provocative, inviting the reader into an imaginary salon where people have the time and frame of reference to use their imaginations for pure pleasure.
As Laaksonen began spending more time in America, he grew close to artists like Etienne and Robert Mapplethorpe, inviting them to his home for salons and viewings, since opportunities to show their work at public institutions were scarce.
She cultivated the press, inviting its members to literary and musical salons at her opulent duplex.
The Huffington Post got its start in 2005 as a "group blog," with Huffington inviting 300 big-name friends and associates contribute for a salon for the digital age.
