A beloved tale will come to life on the White Plains Performing Arts Center (WPPAC) stage this winter. With fully-designed costumes and set, the Disney classic Beauty and the Beast will tell the story of Belle, a young woman who, when she wanders into a castle, meets a cast of quirky and unusual characters.
Hudson Valley MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art) presents a three-part lecture series, Art History With a Twist, led by artist and art historian Marcy B. Freedman. Each lecture focuses on works of art that relate to an unusual topic not often examined in art history. Freedman then connects those works…
Families can celebrate the holidays at one of these fun-filled events in Westchester…
The holiday season is here and Westchester has festive events for audiences of all ages, including fresh renditions of The Nutcracker, live performances of A Christmas Carol, holiday concerts, gift-making activities and much more! Explore our list of upcoming can’t-miss holiday events below.
“Frank’s Picks” is a monthly music column in which music journalist, author and radio producer Frank Matheis helps readers, through his personal recommendations, to find their way through the many concerts and performances that take place in Westchester County.
One of the cornerstones of any successful community are the actions taken to support and empower the members who are in need of more specialized attention and services. Westchester Disabled On the Move (WDOM) is an organization that has done just that. Now, WDOM has commissioned a mural by Jacqueline…
“ArtsW Voices” is a series of blog posts that are written from a personal perspective by ArtsWestchester staff members. This blog was written by, and represents the views of, ArtsWestchester’s Executive Assistant Megan Thomson Connor. Here at ArtsWestchester, it is not uncommon to find yourself talking with a young person…
Steffi Nossen Dance Foundation’s annual choreography showcase spotlights pre-professional dancers alongside professional choreographers in a performance of new works at the Emelin Theater.
On November 10, cellist Inbal Segev will join the Symphony of Westchester as a guest soloist. Led by the Symphony’s founder and artistic director Barry Hoffman, Segev and the Symphony will perform Elgar’s Cello Concerto in E minor, Op. 85.
Axial Theatre’s 20th anniversary season brings to the stage, “Senescence”, a new production by its founding artistic director Howard Meyer. The title refers to the process of deterioration with age, a theme that runs throughout the play.
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