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.

As the summer begins to heat up, a variety of cultural offerings come with it.

ArtsNews Editor Mary Alice Franklin sat down with ArtsWestchester’s incoming CEO, Kathleen Reckling, to discuss her vision for the organization’s future.

When Rye volunteer Sue Autry approached Rye Arts Center (RAC) and Rotary Club of Rye several years ago with an idea of displaying a collection of butterfly sculptures in town, the concept resonated with all involved.

Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day, is a federal holiday that commemorates the date when slaves in Galveston, Texas found out they were free in 1865.

The Hudson Valley Summer Arts Pass is back for the third year, with a collaborative discount package between five arts organizations…

The Arts Award has been presented since 1976 to recognize individuals and organizations whose vision, commitment and leadership have enriched the cultural life of Westchester and its citizens.

Emelin Theatre in Mamaroneck recently welcomed David Bander as its new Executive Director.

On April 10, ArtsWestchester will join with the arts community to honor a group of nine individuals and organizations that have contributed significantly to the vibrance of arts and culture in Westchester – a tradition it has upheld since 1976. The 2024 Arts Award luncheon, emceed by CBS anchor Tony…