From the CEO: Maestro
Some liked it a lot. Some didn’t. I am talking about the movie Maestro, an intimate version of the life of Leonard Bernstein, legendary conductor…
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21 Black History Month Events in Westchester
February kicks off Black History Month (BHM), during which people take time to reflect on Black history and celebrate Black culture.
Arc Stages brings a theater critics favorite to Pleasantville
When Ann-Ngaire Martin saw The Sound Inside during its Broadway run in late 2019, the work left her feeling blown out of her seat.
5 Upcoming Artist Opportunities in Westchester
ArtsW.org is Westchester County’s guide for discovering the arts in Westchester. On its Artist Opportunities page, artists in all disciplines can find nearby working opportunities that will help to strengthen and further their careers.
Rockland Arts Festival: 15 Days of In-Person and Virtual Arts Events
The fifth-annual Rockland Arts Festival begins on January 26 with 12 virtual and in-person exhibitions, performances and panel discussions…
From the CEO: Public Art: Making White Plains Vibrant With Mayor Roach
Some time ago, ArtsWestchester was asked to weigh in on a selection process of artworks for the $93 million train station renovation at the White Plains train depot.
History of Hip Hop in Yonkers on Display at Hudson River Museum
Hip Hop Heroes, on display at the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, explores how the story of Hip Hop has often been told through various forms of visual arts, such as graffiti writing, murals and comic books.
News Brief: Phylisha Villanueva Announced as New Westchester Poet Laureate
Westchester County Executive George Latimer and ArtsWestchester together announced this morning that Phylisha Villanueva of Yonkers will be Westchester County’s newest Poet Laureate.
FACETS – A Katonah Museum Artists’ Association Exhibition at Yellow Studio
Through the lens of female artists, Yellow Studio’s current exhibition, FACETS, on view through February 9, investigates various ways of representing the complexity of self-identity.
News Brief: Governor Hochul Appoints Erika Mallin as new NYSCA Director
Governor Kathy Hochul recently announced the appointment of Erika Mallin as Executive Director of the New York State Council on the Arts, an agency that aims to support the ongoing recovery of the arts across New York State.
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