The Picture House Regional Film Center (TPH)’s first Voice & Vision Film Festival on May 18-21 aims to facilitate connections: between emerging and established filmmakers, between makers and their audience, and between The Picture House and its community.
Jacob Burns Film Center’s 2023 Jewish Film Festival begins May 17 with seven new films and documentaries in addition to three previous fan favorites: A Fish in the Bathtub, Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story, and iMordecai.
One by one, ArtsNews is highlighting this year’s Arts Award honorees. The prestigious awards luncheon is held annually by ArtsWestchester to recognize the people and organizations who have a significant impact on arts and culture in Westchester County.
This month, the Irvington Theater will present its third annual Arts Incubator Short Play Fest, a collection of short, in-development plays. For the first time, the event will be presented in a hybrid format, offering the best of both worlds – online events and in-person readings. “We are very excited…
The holidays are upon us, so the ArtsNews team rounded up its top Holiday Arts Picks from a long list of festive offerings. For more arts events, flip to the calendar section on page A30 and sign up for ArtsWestchester’s weekly Top 5 Arts Picks newsletter. Holiday Film Screenings: 12/4: The Polar…
Hudson Stage Company’s Last Play Makes Its Way to Off-Broadway In the spring of this year, Hudson Stage Company debuted the world premiere of OFF PEAK, its final play after 24 years in Westchester. Now the play, which was commissioned by the company, will make its way to Off-Broadway…
The Yonkers Film Festival (YoFiFest) is facilitating a space for people from all walks of life to sit in the dark together and share a collective experience. And it has been doing so for the past 10 years. Founded by Dave Steck and Patty Schumann, who are filmmakers themselves, YoFiFest…
The legacy of The Bedford Playhouse is a storied one. It spans 75 years, six million dollars of renovations and one incredibly supportive community. This three-quarters-of-a-century also includes the theater’s near-extinction, a community-driven fundraising effort, an international pandemic, and a complete restructuring of its programming. What stands today is a…
by Mary Alice Franklin, ArtsNews Editor The Picture House Regional Film Center (TPH) was formed in 2003 when it saved a 1920s theater in Pelham from being demolished. Now the organization will save another ‘20s-era theater, this time in Bronxville. The film center recently announced its plans to expand programming…
The holidays are upon us and virtual and in-person* celebrations are aplenty throughout Westchester County. The ArtsNews team rounded up their top Holiday Arts Picks from a long list of festive offerings. For more arts events, sign up for ArtsWestchester’s weekly Top 5 Arts Picks newsletter. *Readers are responsible for…
End of content
End of content
