Nicole Zuraitis: Jazz with a Larger Purpose
Musician Nicole Zuraitis doesn’t feel the need to put herself in a single category, but she loves the freedom jazz provides, allowing her to make her own rules.
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10 Fall Festivals in Westchester 2024
With Labor Day comes fall arts festivals featuring artists, live music, family activities and views of the Hudson. Here are 10 fall festivals in Westchester.
Performing Arts Center’s New Season: A Leap Forward
The Performing Arts Center at Purchase College (PAC) promises its audiences a significant leap forward into the post-pandemic world. That’s according to its Artistic Director, Ian Driver, who explains that the center’s new season begins and ends with shows that fully embrace the vast capabilities of its spaces. Everything in…
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[Essay] Vijay Iyer Trio: Crafting Presence and Sowing Compassion
Jazz vocalist Andromeda Turre interviews pianist Vijay Iyer about his recent album release, artistic influences and his chemistry with bandmates.
If You Love Jazz, Mark Your Calendars
Westchester is bubbling over with jazz events, from local emerging talents to top-tier Grammy Award winning musicians appearing throughout the county.
Charlotte Mouquin Was ‘Candescence’
In its current exhibition, Candescence, Pelham Art Center celebrates the legacy of its late executive director, Charlotte Mills Mouquin Voznesenskaya (Mouquin).
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.
Westchester Arts Groups Embrace Upstate Art Weekend
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.
Free & Affordable Outdoor Arts Events This Week: July 15-21
Each week throughout the summer, we’ll gather a list of free and affordable outdoor music and arts events. Stay tuned! –MA
Hudson River Museum Extends Pink Floyd Planetarium Viewings
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.
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