If theater is your thing and you want a new experience (one that is right here in Westchester), take a quick ride up Rt. 684 to Croton Falls and stop at The Schoolhouse Theater. Schoolhouse is in a beautifully renovated building, which was formerly the Croton Falls School. In the…
This June, the Rye Arts Center (RAC) and Steffi Nossen Dance Foundation (SNDF) each offer specialized dance classes in a creative group setting for individuals with Parkinson’s Disease (PD). The programs are both based on The Mark Morris Dance Company’s internationally acclaimed Dance for PD program and are led by…
Weekly Adult Jam Sessions at Lagond Music School Lagond Music School (LMS) has announced an expansion of its current offerings in order to extend its reach into the local music community. LMS welcomes practicing and professional musicians of every skill level to its new Sunday night adult jam sessions at…
Comedian Bill Burr will take the stage at The Capitol Theater with a set of three 18-and-over shows from June 29 through July 1. Burr is known for his direct comedy style that offers a cynical take on common experiences within our culture – whether he is complaining about his…
Diehard Queen fans want to relive the band’s live concerts. New Queen fans who never got the chance to see them perform want to experience what it was like to see iconic singer Freddie Mercury command the stage. For all of the above, cover band Almost Queen is as close…
The work of Montana glass artist Richard Parrish is on display in a solo exhibition that has traveled to Bullseye Glass Resource Center in Mamaroneck from the Rockwell Museum in Corning, NY. Aerial Perspectives draws from Parrish’s experiences as an architect, bringing shapes, patterns and vibrant washes of color to his…
On June 18, Westchester Philharmonic presents a full day Father’s Day celebration: “Burgers, Beer and B-flat Minor.” This season finale places guest pianist Conrad Tao on stage with New York City Ballet’s Music Director, conductor Andrew Litton. The program will include Weber’s Overture to Euryanthe before Tao joins in Tchaikovsky’s…
Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art presents the work of Korean artist Jinsu Han in two community-focused installations. The site-specific works called on the involvement of the Peekskill community, as well as the Mantou School in Cold Spring. Individuals were asked to bring in bowls or containers that represent a…
Behind the global art phenomenon that is graffiti today lies an expansive history – from young vandals trying to find their voice in the 1970s to urban art that graces gallery walls as masterpieces. ArtsWestchester will take audiences back to these beginnings of hip hop culture and early practices of…
For its 20th year, Peekskill Arts Alliance (PAA) presents its Peekskill Open Studios event. On June 3 and 4, more than 70 artists will display their works through open studios, pop-up galleries, special exhibits and more throughout the City. Families and guests are invited to visit an array of events,…
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