In an ever-evolving digital world, with artificial intelligence (AI) rearing its head at every corner, artists have been faced with the decision to develop new skills or perfect existing ones. […] Read more »
Explore the top historical sites in Europe with our comprehensive guide, featuring iconic landmarks like the Colosseum, the Acropolis, and Stonehenge. Read more »
On Wednesday, January 31st the Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center (HHREC) and the Ossining Public Library hosted a live theatrical performance of Letters from Anne and Martin, a unique […] Read more »
After World War II, many Portuguese immigrants arrived in Tarrytown seeking steady income. “The men worked at GM [General Motors] and the women took sewing jobs on Central Avenue,” said […] Read more »
A group of local second-generation Holocaust survivors have written and published a book documenting their families’ experiences during World War II. Testaments of Courage in the Holocaust is a compilation […] Read more »
The African Women’s Education Fund is celebrating the beginning of its 20th anniversary year in style, with a reception at the Croton River Artisans Gallery on Sunday, February 25, between […] Read more »
Friends of Music Concerts, which is celebrating its 70th season in 2023-24, is presenting an exciting, diverse lineup of solo and ensemble artists for Westchester County audiences in spring 2024. […] Read more »
Deciding to focus on music as a major area of study is like setting off on an extraordinary journey into a world where passion meets profession. For many, music is […] Read more »
Most New York Ranger fans probably have never heard of Murray Murdoch. And why would they? Although Murdoch was a member of the Blueshirts’ original 1926 roster, played in 508 […] Read more »
William Gorlin PE, SE, Vice President of Entertainment Engineering at McLaren Engineering Group, will receive the prestigious Tenth Annual “Backstage Legends and Masters” Award from the Broadway Technical Theatre History […] Read more »
