The 3.6 mile shared bicycle and pedestrian path of the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge is now open – and art-starved folks on both sides of the bridge are already heading out to enjoy its carefully curated collection of public art. ArtsWestchester worked closely with the New York Thruway Authority on the commission of 10 ...
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Promotional still from "Just Mercy" Promotional still from "Just Mercy" Just Mercy I remember when I was at the movies (yes...there was a time), and I ran into someone I knew. They had just finished watching Just Mercy and were visibly moved and shaken. It had been on my "to watch" list ever since. So I ...
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Arts leaders recently discussed reopening and recovery of the arts in Westchester during a Zoom meeting Arts Leaders Discuss Reopening and Recovery of the Arts in Westchester ArtsWestchester, along with Caramoor CEO Jeff Haydon and Clay Art Center Director Emily Peck, organized a recent planning meeting via Zoom, which brought together arts organizations and local county ...
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Ralph Martinelli The late Ralph Martinelli loved the game of golf and he played it whenever he could. He also loved his family, his friends, and everything about his home county of Westchester, especially the arts. On Tuesday, September 22, the arts will show their love of him as well. At its annual golf outing, ArtsWestchester will ...
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While sticking it out at home for several months, the isolation can really set in. “Young artists need outlets for creativity,” says Georgia Didier, Development Assistant at Lagond Music School. Of course, the same can be said for adults. That’s where virtual open mic events come in. Several local organizations have provided open forums for ...
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