News Brief: Westchester Children’s Chorus Expands to Northern Westchester
Beginning in early January, the Westchester Children’s Chorus will extend its services to young vocalists in Northern Westchester and Putnam Counties.
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Songcatchers Finds a New Home in New Rochelle
Songcatchers, a community music education organization, recently relocated to a new home at Holy Name School at 74 Petersville Road in New Rochelle after 27 years in its previous location on Washington Avenue.
Nutcracker Dream: Ballet des Amériques Begins 10-Performance Run at the Emelin
Choreographer and pedagogue Carole Alexis saw The Nutcracker as a child and thought of it as one beautiful ballet among many. When Alexis, who grew up in Martinique, Senegal and France, moved to the U.S., she was surprised to find it was a holiday tradition.
The Picture House Launches Repurposed Education and Multi-Use Space in Bronxville
As The Picture House (TPH)’s Bronxville location approaches its second anniversary, it has announced the opening of a new education and multi-use space called The Studio.
Quilting America Together: How One Artist Forges Community Through a Centuries-Old Tradition
A person may have been unknowingly covered by an old, handmade blanket while sleeping at their grandmother’s house as a child. They may have watched their mother repair a pair of old jeans with fabric patches.
Steffi Nossen Dance Company Showcases Modern Dance at the Emelin
A December 10 Choreography Showcase at Mamaroneck’s Emelin Theatre will highlight new, innovative work from professional and pre-professional dancers.
Artist Profile: Siona Benjamin
What does it mean to be an immigrant in the United States in the 21st Century? As the concept of identity and nationality is ever changing, the definition of “Immigrant” has taken on different cultural and artistic interpretations as terms such as “First Gen,” “Second Gen,” “Parachute Kid” and “Anchor Baby” have come into our lexicon.
Which Nutcracker in Westchester Suits You Best?
A cold breeze blowing over fallen leaves ushers in the start of the holiday season in Westchester. Many fun holiday events and markets are already in full swing, yet no holiday event brings in the Christmas cheer in quite the same way as the holiday classic, The Nutcracker set to the music of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
New Play Looks at Pros and Cons of AI
For 15 years, Westchester Collaborative Theater has provided audiences with theater productions made by up-and-coming playwrights. To start off December, they will be presenting the premiere of Misha Sinclair’s look into the future with Eden’s Echo, which runs through December 10.
9 Jazz Concerts in Westchester to End This Year and Start the Next
Westchester is home to many well-known music artists, specifically in the jazz scene. For local jazz lovers or those just looking for a concert, here is a list of upcoming jazz concerts to finish up this year and start the next.
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