Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts grabs the winter blues by the horns and presents a new season that will usher fans through the holidays and into spring. For one, all fall and winter events, which range from period-instrument ensembles to an afternoon spot of tea, take place in…
On March 11, 2020, the Emelin Theatre’s film club presented The Truth, a French flick starring Catherine Deneuve as an aging actress whose newly published autobiography leads to a reckoning with her daughter, played by Juliette Binoche. It was the last public event staged at the Mamaroneck- based…
[Editor’s Note: This article was initially written and published with the event’s September 9 date, which was postponed. The article now reflects the new date of the event, October 7.] For the full JazzFest White Plains lineup, visit artsw.org/jazzfest and follow #WPjazzfest. City Square, a cameo-toned cluster of buildings in…
After being closed to in-person performances during the pandemic, Tarrytown Music Hall has reopened to the public with a newly announced lineup for all audiences.
Katonah, NY is a small town with a big arts scene…and a supportive community. The Katonah Art Walk is a communal effort by the town and its residents and businesses to embrace the arts.
Westchester has a significant Ecuadorian population. Now, an August 14 festival in Sleepy Hollow will showcase the heritage and culture of this community.
This summer, Hudson River Museum aims to bring live entertainment to audiences of all ages and backgrounds to its outdoor venue overlooking the Hudson.
Jazz Forum Arts is offering a series of 32 free outdoor summer concerts for the 36th consecutive year at five venues in Westchester.
Westchester is bursting with arts and culture that residents and visitors alike can enjoy. Arts groups throughout the County have been working hard to #restartthearts with in-person and virtual exhibitions, workshops and performances.
Juneteenth commemorates the declaration that all Black people in Galveston, Texas were “free.” This announcement, made on June 19, 1865, came more than two years after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation and is considered by Black people in the United States as “Emancipation Day”: The date is celebrated annually…
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