Throughout the month of April, Sarah Lawrence College presents a weekly Visual Arts Lecture series, which will include talks by noteworthy and early-career artists who will speak about their recent work. The artists are chosen by the Visual Arts faculty and each lecture correlates with one of the school’s artistic…
Irvington Town Hall Theater returns with a third season of its Stage Door Series, when new works are presented in a relaxed setting, without sets or costumes. The readings are meant to encourage audiences to engage with the playwright’s words. On April 13, the series will present a reading by…
On April 11, New Rochelle Public Library invites families to a screening of Disney’s latest animated film, Moana. The Oscar Award-nominated film follows the story of Moana, the courageous daughter of the chief of a Polynesian tribe. She seeks to follow in the footsteps of her ancestors by traversing the…
Last month, Westchester Collaborative Theatre (WCT) opened the doors of its new performance space with a new provocative play, Lot’s Wife. The successful play was highly reviewed and had a standing-room only crowd. Now, for one night only, WCT will reprise this production for one more performance at ArtsWestchester’s building…
Graffiti largely began with young vandals in the Bronx staking their claim upon the world. Since then, it has evolved into a widely respected art-form – works of art outside of the museum walls. This spring, ArtsWestchester will bring these works of art from the streets into its gallery. ArtsWestchester’s…
Westchester Philharmonic presents a concert on April 9 in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio, which will perform a trio of works by monumental performers: Mozart, Bach and Beethoven. A pre-concert discussion with the artists will take place at 2pm, just before the 3pm performance. A free…
Performing Arts Center at Purchase College presents an evening with comedian, best-selling author and National Public Radio contributor David Sedaris on April 8. Sedaris, who is known for his witty personal essays and satirical social critiques, will offer a selection of readings, including excerpts from his new book, Theft by…
As Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts drives into its spring season, it continues its robust partnership with Jazz at Lincoln Center. On April 8, the collaboration will present Gotham Kings, an upbeat act that is comprised of two young-yet-established trumpeters, Alphonso Horne and Riley Mulherkar. Accompanied by a…
Axial Theatre has a history of producing plays that are written and produced by women; but unfortunately, it hasn’t always been in good company. Women are often underrepresented in theater, and Axial is determined to be in the forefront of change. The Theatre’s Glass Ceiling Breakers festival celebrates women playwrights…
Steffi Nossen Dance Foundation will celebrate its school’s 80th anniversary with a set of performances on March 30 & 31 that honor the legacy and future of the School. The two performances will offer a program that features newly choreographed works by the school’s top pre-professional ensembles, as well as…
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