Wynton Marsalis is back. So is dance. And fireworks. When Caramoor holds its 79th summer season (June 9 through Aug. 16), it will do so with twists on some favorite offerings – bridging the past and the present in the tradition of the Katonah-based arts center. Trumpeter-composer Marsalis, who moves…
The list of things to do in Westchester grows as the warming temperatures bring a respite from the frosty cold of winter.
In an evening of both celebration and nostalgia, the Westchester Oratorio Society (WOS) prepares to bid farewell to their esteemed conductor, Benjamin Niemczyk.
The S.I.C. Film School is an education platform, located in Yonkers, NY, that centers around the idea of generating “Social Impact Content,” empowering youth to explore social issues that are affecting them.
Stages big and small throughout the county are shining a spotlight on theatrical productions of all kinds this spring. Through June, there will be offerings for audiences of all ages — from a play by comedy legend Neil Simon and a musical version of the Academy Award-winning Amelie to a performance inspired by local exhibition and first-time readings of local playwrights. Here are more than a dozen theater performances happening through June.
St. Thomas Orchestra is getting a new name to match its fresh goals.
Phylisha Villanueva says she wasn’t much of a reader as a child, until stresses in her family life led her to books.
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Before the pandemic forced me to work from home, I was regularly greeted by monumental David Salle’s paintings in the foyer of my Madison Avenue office building in midtown Manhattan.
UnCharitable is one of those films that aims to change the way we view the accepted models of our world.
This month, Westchester arts enthusiasts are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Neuberger Museum of Art.
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