Pleasantville Music Festival Adds Crash Test Dummies After 10,000 Maniacs Cancel Due To Health Issue
The Pleasantville Music Festival announced that due to a serious health issue in the band, 10,000 Maniacs has been forced to cancel their ongoing summer tour and will not be […] Read more »
Former Briarcliff Manor and Cortlandt Manor (Hen Hud class of 2016) resident and current River Journal videographer, Hunter Begun, has received an Artist Employment Program (AEP) grant from Creatives Rebuild […] Read more »
The Irvington Shakespeare Company, an Irvington Theater Arts Partner, announced their 2nd annual Summer Shakespeare Festival. This summer, they will present a production of William Shakespeare’s: Love’s Labor Lost. The […] Read more »
Eric Orner was working as a cartoonist for an alternative Boston weekly in early 1989 when he first met Barney Frank at a function in the city’s South End. The […] Read more »
Mothers and very young children– How to take good photographs while enjoying parenting! 4 Meetings at Scott Camera Store July 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 from 9:30 AM – 11:00 […] Read more »
Rock The Hall, a competition that offers emerging musicians a chance to showcase their talents and earn a chance to perform on the Tarrytown Music Hall stage, will take place […] Read more »
“When looking at art, you’re able to see––almost feel––a physical representation of history versus just words printed on paper in your textbook or written sources,” expressed one student in Jessica […] Read more »
Local musicians Kristina Koller and Alex Smith have teamed up with nonprofit organization Arts 10566 to present the second annual “Feel Good Music Series” this summer featuring musical performances paired […] Read more »
Throughout time and across cultures, the summer solstice has been a time of giddy celebration. It signifies new beginnings, abundance, and beauty. On this year’s longest day, June 21, those […] Read more »
“People assume that for things of significance, they have to go to New York City. That’s easy to do from the River Towns, but people often overlook what’s in their […] Read more »
