In response to growing visitor demand Sing Sing Prison Museum (SSPM) has added Monday dates to Sink or Sing: A Walking Tour about Crime, Punishment, Labor, and the Hudson River […] Read more »
Hallel B’Shir, the adult choir of Temple Israel of Northern Westchester, will perform at the North American Jewish Choral Festival on August 3 in Stamford, Connecticut. Hallel B’Shir — Hebrew […] Read more »
Tickets are now available for Still We Stand: Beyond the Peekskill Riots, the Robeson in Peekskill Project’s third annual commemoration of the Peekskill Riots and celebration of the legacy of […] Read more »
When the COVID-19 pandemic brought New York theatre to a standstill, husband-and-wife team Elise Milner and Chris Berlino began reconsidering where and how they wanted to continue creating. After years […] Read more »
The Art Gallery at Rockefeller State Park Preserve is proud to present Between the Lines, an exhibition that explores the power of art to tell stories beyond the written word […] Read more »
Penguin Rep Theatre continues its 2026 season with The Heart Sellers, a new play by Lloyd Suh, directed by Maria Mileaf. Performances run July 9 through July 26. Set in […] Read more »
Families and Fans from Across the Hudson Valley and New York State Invited to Attend Free Public Viewing Event Request Your Free Tickets Here Traducción al español Governor Kathy Hochul […] Read more »
Blind Tiger Improv and the Croton Academy of Arts announced the inaugural Rivertowns Improv Fall Festival, taking place October 16–17. Dedicated to celebrating the thriving comedy community across the Hudson […] Read more »
Kensico Dam Plaza will transform into a joyful explosion of culture, rhythm and flavor on Sunday, July 12, as the Hispanic Heritage Festival returns from noon to 6 p.m. Festivalgoers […] Read more »
The Jacob Burns Film Center has named Blair Hartley as its new Director of Development. Hartley succeeds Judy Exton, who has served the organization with distinction and played an important role […] Read more »
