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If you don’t know what we’re talking about from the photo above, let me fill you in on the viral video sensation that may just end up becoming Saratoga’s biggest (unofficial) marketing campaign ever...
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On Tuesday, April 8, Saratoga Living magazine will present the 4th annual Overdress to Impress—a celebration of all things glitzy, glam, and over the top—at Panza's Restaurant on South Broadway in Saratoga Springs.
Born out of Covid, Overdress to Impress began in 2022 as a reason for Saratogians...
When Michael Phinney studied architecture in the 1990s at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, unconventional modern buildings were all the rage. But those structures didn’t appeal to him. “They were these super-twisted, folded metal kinds of things,” Phinney says. “They felt cold.”
As an architect, Phinney has...
Picture this: An engineer, an artist, and a marketing director walk into the same building to work, and it’s totally normal—no one is out of place. That's because they're at the Innovation Center at Saratoga, which is coming soon to 16 Old Stonebreak Road...
While earning her Bachelor of Science in Art Education at Skidmore College, Jill Fishon-Kovachick, a 1981 graduate of the school, fell in love with Saratoga. She stuck around, teaching courses through the Office of Special Programs at her alma mater before opening Saratoga Clay Arts Center—a 13,000-square-foot community space that hosts classes for adults and children, workshops with world-class artists, artist residencies, gallery shows,...
Maria and John Biagini never thought they would move away from Brooklyn—but if they did, there was one place they had in mind. “We always said to ourselves, ‘If we ever leave Brooklyn, we would love for Saratoga to be a place we call home,’” Maria says.
The couple, who took advantage of Maria’s summers off as a teacher to venture upstate, fell in love...
