Together we are ArtsWestchester.
ArtsWestchester’s mission is to create an equitable, vibrant and sustainable Westchester County in which the arts are integral to and integrated into every facet of life.
OUR SERVICES
More than just an Arts Council
ArtsWestchester supports thousands of arts events, arts organizations and individual artists each year bringing the joy of the arts to visitors and residents of Westchester County. ArtsWestchester’s White Plains historic building serves as a multi-use resource for artists, cultural groups and the community. Art exhibits and intimate music and dance performances are presented to the public in its two-story gallery throughout the year.
Upcoming Events
Check Out Upcoming Events Across Westchester
Looking for exciting arts events in Westchester? Museums, theaters, concerts, arts centers, historic sites, films, festivals and more are featured in our arts guide. Check out our top arts picks.
ArtsNews
Read our latest articles on Westchester’s arts scene
![Grab the Popcorn: 22 Outdoor Movies in Westchester](https://artswestchester.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/448616035_1407862989927973_6037405985732212677_n-768x432.jpg)
Grab the Popcorn: 22 Outdoor Movies in Westchester
Outdoor movies have become a rite of passage for summer months. Throughout Westchester, family-friendly movies like Elemental to Trolls Band Together are being screened all season long and into September.
![Copland House Expands With New 24-Acre Property](https://artswestchester.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Copland-House-at-Bluestone-aerial-2-768x575.jpg)
Copland House Expands With New 24-Acre Property
American composer Aaron Copland wrote “Fanfare for the Common Man” in 1942 when the U.S. entered World War II, its title inspired by a speech given by Vice President Henry A. Wallace.
![The Fight for Freedom in the Face of Catastrophe](https://artswestchester.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Gerard-H.-Gaskin-Ballroom-768x612.png)
The Fight for Freedom in the Face of Catastrophe
Michael Roberson did not attend seminary to be a pastor.
For him, seminary was a crossroads: where his professional work in public health advocacy and his love of house ballroom could meet.
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Membership
We connect our members to the arts community.
Your membership can help sustain the arts and artists of today and secure the future of the arts for tomorrow.
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Kathleen Reckling
CEO, ArtsWestchester
Meet Kathleen Reckling: ArtsWestchester’s New CEO
“Beyond the dollars and cents generated by the arts, the arts make Westchester a place people want to be. Artists and arts workers are moving into the county, joining longtime creative residents in continuing to shape vibrant communities in which arts experiences are bubbling up in every hamlet, village and municipality.” – Kathleen Reckling,
CEO, ArtsWestchester
Donate
Your tax deduction donation supports
- Artist residencies in schools, community centers, mental health facilities and other groups around the Westchester;
- Public Art programs such as the Artwalk on the Mario C. Cuomo Bridge; Amanda Browder’s Metropolis Sunrise and the White Plains Mural Project;
- Free and affordable live performances in the Gallery at ArtsWestchester;
- And much more…
![Crossing Borders Revisited exhibition on display in ArtsWestchester's gallery](https://artswestchester.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/IMG_9925-500x375.jpg)
![ArtsWestchester's gallery hosting Arts Bash in 2019](https://artswestchester.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/ArtsBash2019Promophoto-500x333.jpg)
What is the Arts Exchange?
Imagine a place where art and Commerce Intersect.
A bank filled with creative energy, a magnificent historic landmark tenderly restored as a counterpoint to newly built modern structures. A site where talented visual and performing artists create, rehearse, mingle and showcase their work. That was the dream of ArtsWestchester when we purchased and restored the old People’s National Bank, formerly a Chase bank, and recreated it as the Arts Exchange. It now hums with activity, but still belongs to the people, furthering our mission of making the arts available and accessible, offering something for everyone…a work of art all its own.
OUR PARTNERS
Thurs — Sun 12 – 5 pm | Sat 12 – 6 pm
31 Mamaroneck Ave
White Plains, NY
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