Yorktown Library Hosts Three Free Outdoor Concerts in July

The John C. Hart Memorial Library will host three free summer porch concerts in July. Mom Band will perform on July 9; mildpanic will perform on July 16; and the […] Read more »

Music in Search of an Audience

Music has a way of finding people when they need it. The challenge, at least in the River Towns, is making sure people know where to look.  Across several local […] Read more »

Asian-American Heritage Festival Returns to Kensico Dam Plaza on June 6

The 29th Annual Asian-American Heritage Festival will take place on Saturday, June 6, from noon to 6 p.m. at Kensico Dam Plaza in Valhalla. The celebration will highlight Chinese, Korean, […] Read more »

Caramoor Announces the 2026 Bedford Music Festival with The Motet Headlining

Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts, nestled on 81 acres of historic gardens and woodlands in Katonah, NY, announces the return of Bedford Music Festival, taking place on Sunday, […] Read more »

Dobbs Ferry Artist Makes Geometry the Star of Her New Art Installation

An immersive new art installation by Dobbs Ferry resident Rana Amirtahmasebi is inspired by geometry. Opening on May 16, Continuum: Terra is set within ArtsWestchester’s bank vault. The installation uses clay and color […] Read more »

Emmy, Golden Globe and Tony Award Winner Darren Criss Coming to Paramount Hudson Valley May 30th

Emmy, Golden Globe and Tony Award winner Darren Criss will bring his dynamic live concert experience to the Hudson Valley at the Paramount Hudon Valley  on May 30th performing songs that […] Read more »

Summer at Pocantico: Martha Graham Dance, Shakespeare, Jazz Fest

This summer, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund presents a season of free and low-cost programming at The Pocantico Center in Tarrytown exploring themes of renewal and reimagination.   Performances, tours, and exhibitions will bring new life to historic spaces, enduring artistic traditions, […] Read more »

Local Authors, Local Books: Crises at Home and On Campus Intersect and Intrigue

John D. Hogan is a licensed psychologist and retired professor, who spent the better part of his academic career at St. John’s University. Born at the old Tarrytown Hospital on Wood Court, he has been a resident of […] Read more »

Logrea Dance Academy Celebrates 40 Years of Artistry and Community Impact 

In 1986, the Logrea Dance Academy’s doors opened, and they have remained open in the same location in Ossining ever since. In May, the academy is celebrating its 40th anniversary.  On Saturday, May 16, in the SUNY Purchase Performing Arts Center, […] Read more »

Local Authors, Local Books: Briarcliff Resident Makes Data and AI Make Sense

Fern Halper, a Briarcliff Manor resident for the past 10 years, has spent more than three decades working in data and artificial intelligence, long before AI became a household term. She began […] Read more »