Through lecture and film clips from her award-winning book and PBS documentary Driving While Black, Gretchen Sullivan Sorin will explore the deep background of the phrase “driving while Black”, rooted in realities […] Read more »
On Nov. 16, 1944, Helen Ray Fowler died in Sing Sing prison’s electric chair, becoming the only Black woman legally executed in New York State. Her death at age 37 […] Read more »
If it takes a village to provide a well-rounded education for our kids, Peekskill is providing that village. The city’s Youth Bureau has teamed with Arts 10566’s expanded arts education […] Read more »
Village of Sleepy Hollow officials and residents will gather to kickoff a year of events commemorating the 150th Anniversary of Sleepy Hollow with a pumpkin drop, music and brief remarks […] Read more »
Get ready for a merry yuletide season with a Victorian Christmas Celebration at Washington Irving’s Sunnyside on December 16th, from 10am to 3pm. A delightful experience for visitors of all […] Read more »
Bethany Arts Community announced grant awards totaling $60,000 from the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) to support the nonprofit arts and culture sector. Through New York State’s […] Read more »
A muralist is adding a huge splash of color to a decommissioned shopping center in downtown White Plains. Katie Reidy, an Ossining-based illustrator and muralist, is painting an original 60-by-12-foot […] Read more »
As the saying goes, once a Bear, always a Bear. Becky Chalsen, a Briarcliff alumna, has a special place in her heart for Briarcliff High School and remembers her days […] Read more »
The six monologues grew out of Axial's "Cactus Flowers" play development program Read more »
Can a movie about a zombie apocalypse be a metaphor for what it feels like when people with disabilities try to be seen and heard? That’s the message at […] Read more »
