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 »
In 1876 Ulysses S. Grant was president of the United States, Alexander Graham Bell received his first patent for a new-fangled contraption called the telephone, and the U.S. was celebrating […] Read more »
Peekskill’s Past on Foot, LLC will launch two walking tours of historic Peekskill, New York in August: Architectural Walking Tour of Peekskill’s Nelson Avenue / Fort Hill Historical District – […] Read more »
Historic Hudson Valley is proud to announce the launch of its digital library and collections portal. The extensive collections management platform contains over 20,000 items and is completely free to […] Read more »
Kendal on Hudson, a Life Plan Community in Sleepy Hollow continues to help tackle the severe nursing shortage impacting the nation by awarding $1,500 scholarships to high-achieving high school and college students pursuing nursing careers. These scholarships, awarded […] Read more »
New York State Senator Pete Harckham announced today he has secured $50,000 in state grant funding for the Yorktown Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 8328 to complete a series […] 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 »
Lake Mohegan’s annual Lake Day on July 11 includes a fishing derby, games, crafts, wildlife encounters and other entertainment. This year’s theme is “Celebrating Lake Life, Liberty and the Pursuit […] Read more »
Sleepy Hollow Cinema (SHC), the nonprofit working to bring an art house cinema back to Sleepy Hollow, announced today its First Annual Student Film Festival, Sleepy Hollow FrightFest, screening October […] Read more »
The developer of the proposed Renaissance Briarcliff estimated his project to build 110 luxury townhouses and five single-family homes on the former Pace campus could start in mid-to-late 2027 subject to final approvals. Leonard […] Read more »
