Category: What’s New

Lek Chailert, founder of the Elephant Nature Park and the Save Elephant Foundation and CWCW alum, shared a video on Instagram of three elephants at the Elephant Nature Park. In her post, Lek, who is also the founder of the Elephant Nature Park, drew people’s attention to Chana’s kind…

Theater actor and 4-time CWCW Alum Julie Halston will receive the Isabelle Stevenson Tony Award for her work fighting the lung-scarring disease pulmonary fibrosis. We could not be more proud of our friend and this accomplished, inspiring woman! The Tony Awards Administration Committee announced Wednesday that Halston would…

The Spruce Peak Chamber Music Society comes back for the first time since the pandemic, live, in person, for a thrilling program of string trios. The vibrant trio consisting of Artistic Director Jia Kim (cello), CWCW alum Molly Carr (viola), and Siwoo Kim (violin) will hold a public performance…

After writing and producing a movie and writing two books about Monet’s gardens, entrepreneur Aileen Bordman has added wine to the Monet’s Palate brand. Following in the footsteps of her mother, Dame Helen Rappel Bordman, Aileen is embracing the stewardship of Monet’s home and garden. The elder Ms. Bordman…

For The Spoon’s Food Waste Insights and Innovation Forum, done in partnership with nonprofit ReFED, tech is only one piece of the solution. When it comes to food waste, true innovation is as much about new business models, behaviors, and ways of thinking as it is about…