Even if you’re not in New York, you’ll be motivated by our profiles of extraordinary women—stories that empower, uplift, and, by their example, may motivate you to embrace new challenges wherever life takes you.
Candace Bushnell brings her one woman show to Adler Hall at the New York Society for Ethical Culture, Friday, December 5, at 8 p.m. Want to win 2 tickets to the popular event? Read below!
Annette authored the very popular weekly column “Street Seens” for Woman Around Town and published the beloved book, “Aunts: A Celebration of Those Special Women in Our Lives.”
Divorce cases can damage families. Sandra Fava launched her law firm to fight for those involved, especially the children.
Linda Zimmerman, a “Ghost Investigator,” talks with MJ Hanley-Goff about her experiences around the Hudson Valley.
Rachel Samani went through a dark period, but launching The Honest Jeweler brought her into the light. Now, what she creates helps others.
The Jewish holidays are coming up. Marina Kennedy talks with Shani Seidman, CMO of Kayco Kosher, parent company of Manischewitz.
Fall is a time of renewal. Stores are filled with fresh fashions. Holiday travel plans are made. Students start another journey in school. Museums launch exciting exhibitions. Shows debut on Broadway. Restaurants reveal seasonal menus. Ground-breaking books land on shelves. Woman Around Town covers all of these topics, so what
More women than ever are striking out on their own. A recent survey found that 72 percent of women want to start their own business, and in 2024 nearly half of all new businesses were launched by women—a stunning 69 percent increase from 2019. The reasons are clear: the chance
Candace Bushnell brings her one woman show to Adler Hall at the New York Society for Ethical Culture, Friday, December 5, at 8 p.m. Want to win 2 tickets to the popular event? Read below!
Annette authored the very popular weekly column “Street Seens” for Woman Around Town and published the beloved book, “Aunts: A Celebration of Those Special Women in Our Lives.”
Divorce cases can damage families. Sandra Fava launched her law firm to fight for those involved, especially the children.
Linda Zimmerman, a “Ghost Investigator,” talks with MJ Hanley-Goff about her experiences around the Hudson Valley.
Rachel Samani went through a dark period, but launching The Honest Jeweler brought her into the light. Now, what she creates helps others.
The Jewish holidays are coming up. Marina Kennedy talks with Shani Seidman, CMO of Kayco Kosher, parent company of Manischewitz.
Fall is a time of renewal. Stores are filled with fresh fashions. Holiday travel plans are made. Students start another journey in school. Museums launch exciting exhibitions. Shows debut on Broadway. Restaurants reveal seasonal menus. Ground-breaking books land on shelves. Woman Around Town covers all of these topics, so what better time for our website to join in and unveil a new design? And while we may look different, we are still devoted to writing
More women than ever are striking out on their own. A recent survey found that 72 percent of women want to start their own business, and in 2024 nearly half of all new businesses were launched by women—a stunning 69 percent increase from 2019. The reasons are clear: the chance to be their own boss, to shape their work environment, and to control their hours. But the road is far from smooth. Women entrepreneurs often
