Excelsior Symphony Orchestra, in the 250th year of American independence, presents its Spring Concert: Celebrating American Music! on Saturday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. at Diller Hall in Hackley School’s […] Read more »
Artist Janet Lippman’s earliest memory is of “lying in a baby carriage looking up at the sky, watching clouds forming different patterns.” With an innate attraction to color and shape, and a love of painting […] Read more »
In a few weeks you’ll see dozens of costumed teams exploring historic sites and bounding into businesses all while helping boost a local economy that has seen one of its most challenging […] Read more »
Rabbi David Holtz of Temple Beth Abraham in Tarrytown is retiring after 33 years of leading the congregation. He will leave behind a decorated legacy filled with community, connection, and service. After spending six years in Baltimore as an assistant rabbi, Holtz […] Read more »
National Library Week is April 19-25. On Earth Day, April 22 at 4:30 pm on the third floor, the Warner Library will celebrate their 18 annual Children’s Day/Children’s Book Day […] Read more »
Americana pioneers, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, will be playing at the Tarrytown Music Hall on April 9th. In a recent LA Times piece titled, “Why the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s musical bridge between generations still matters today,” […] Read more »
The Ark has released its Spring schedule of programs. Located in Tarrytown at the Shames JCC on the Hudson, The Ark offers a full schedule of performances in music, theater, comedy, […] Read more »
Lovely Calamity Productions will present a double bill of Samuel Beckett’s most haunting one act plays: Krapp’s Last Tape and Footfalls. This limited engagement will run for two nights only, […] Read more »
Temple Beth Abraham announced that Rabbi David Z. Vaisberg, M.A.R.E., M.A.H.L., has been appointed as the synagogue’s next Rabbi, beginning July 1. He will succeed Rabbi David K. Holtz, who […] Read more »
For the month of March, the streets of Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown will quietly transform. Storefronts will become gallery windows. Errands will become encounters. A casual walk downtown will offer moments of reflection as the Art […] Read more »
