Singer-songwriter Regina Spektor to headline ArtsWestchester’s Benefit Concert White Plains, N.Y. (June 30, 2025)—The singer-songwriter and pianist Regina Spektor will headline ArtsWestchester’s annual Benefit Concert on November 21 at The Performing Arts Center, Purchase College. Entitled Raise Your Voice for the Arts, the event celebrates ArtsWestchester’s 60th anniversary while calling on the public to protect…
Wildcliff Mansion was once again a full house as the Red Monkey Theater Group brought their production of “As You Like It” to New Rochelle on Saturday night, June 21st. Shakespeare ‘s pastoral rom-com was free, sponsored by the New Rochelle Council on the Arts to kick off their Summer Sounds Concert season. Audience members came…
GARNERVILLE – Hope rises from despair in new GARNER Arts Center Exhibition by Arden Klemmer and Paul Christopher Conticelli. GARNER Arts Center is proud to present Gonna Build a Heaven From a Little Hell, a multidisciplinary exhibition by GARNER Historic District resident artist Arden Klemmer and member artist Paul Christopher Conticelli, on view this summer…
GARNERVILLE – GARNER Arts Center is proud to present “Lucretius,” a solo exhibition of new large-scale paintings by the New York-based and GARNER Historic District resident studio artist Gordon Fearey. Inspired by the Roman philosopher Lucretius, Fearey’s latest body of work, to be exhibited in the Main Gallery at Building 35, meditates on the elemental…
com·mu·ni·ty /kə’myoonədē/ creative souls, artists and artivists · concerned about the environment · passionate about exploring repurposed materials in art REPURPOSER COLLECTIVE is a community of creative souls, artists and artivists who are concerned about the environment and are passionate about exploring repurposed materials in art. Founded by Natalya Khorover, we are scattered all over…
For Immediate Release June 1st, 2025 Press Contact: Meghan Covington Email: [email protected] River’s Edge Theater Company brings you Romeo and Juliet—with an eco-friendly spin Ossining, NY – River’s Edge Theatre Company is proud to bring back its bold and eco-conscious Homegrown Shakespeare series for a second summer—this time with a fresh, sustainable take…
New Rochelle Council on the Arts Board member Nick Carter‘s photographs are part of a new exhibition at the Vanda Gallery, “Blurred Boundaries,” which features works by photographers Christopher Behrend, Susan Philips, and Bryan Sans as well as Carter. A native of Niagara Falls, NY, Nick is an award winning professional photographer and videographer. Having…
The countdown has begun: Just a few weeks until the return of the Summer Sounds Concert Series! The beloved free concerts -– presented by the New Rochelle Council on the Arts (NRCA) — kicks off June 25th at the historic Hudson Park bandshell and features TWO nights of live music, Wednesdays AND Fridays, every week. The Summer Sounds Concert Series will start…
The New Rochelle Council on the Arts celebrated its 50th anniversary with a far-out fabulous fiftieth bash “Art Lives Here” on Saturday, May 10th at the Forbes Auditorium at Temple Israel. Guests were invited to “come as they were (or as you would have been)” for a 1970s inspired party and they did not disappoint! Hippies, disco…
The Taconic Opera summer program for emerging opera singers, New York Opera Conservatory (NYOC), offers you an opportunity to hear the upcoming generation of professionally trained singers as they gain valuable experience perfecting their craft in a leading role. Established in 2018, the NYOC helps to fill an unmet need among trained singers to gain…
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