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.
The Hudson Valley Summer Arts Pass is back for the third year, with a collaborative discount package between five arts organizations…
The Arts Award has been presented since 1976 to recognize individuals and organizations whose vision, commitment and leadership have enriched the cultural life of Westchester and its citizens.
Westchester County celebrates National Poetry Month with open mic nights, readings, conversations and performances throughout April.
Advancing Equity awards, which recognize both a non-profit cultural organization and an artist that demonstrate exemplary leadership in advancing equity, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility through and in the arts.
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