10 Live Music Series in Westchester This Summer
A diverse array of free and affordable live music events are occurring in every corner of Westchester County this summer, making it easy for guests to immerse themselves in the arts.
A diverse array of free and affordable live music events are occurring in every corner of Westchester County this summer, making it easy for guests to immerse themselves in the arts.
Helen Toomer launched Upstate Art Weekend (UPAW) in 2020, a result of her feeling physically separated from art and people during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Each week throughout the summer, we’ll gather a list of free and affordable outdoor music and arts events. Stay tuned! –MA
The Hudson River Museum (HRM) recently announced new showings of Pink Floyd’s 1973 album Dark Side of the Moon. These shows will be held every summer Saturday from July 13 through August 17 (except July 27). The show is recommended for ages 10 and up.
This summer, ArtsNews is sharing some themed lists of free and affordable (under $20) outdoor arts events throughout the County – like family-friendly events.
Outdoor live music is just one check off the box of things to do in Westchester. This summer, free and affordable outdoor arts events are prevalent…
Among the summer perennials is A Midsummer Night’s Dream, William Shakespeare’s comedy about lovers…
RiverArts recently appointed Ecka Blaire Faulds as its new Executive Director, effective July 8. Faulds brings 15 years of experience in nonprofit arts and museum management to the organization.
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.
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.
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