Students at W.L. Morse appreciated art in an entirely new way when Picasso People visited on January 25. The group provides an Arts in Education experience by developing an appreciation […] Read more »
1929 was a memorable year. For good reasons and bad. Chicago had the St. Valentine’s Day massacre. Hollywood celebrated the first Academy Awards. Herbert Hoover was sworn in as our 31st President […] Read more »
Check-Out These 90th Anniversary Events Whether you are a Shames JCC camper or preschooler, a Renard Lecture aficionado, a swimmer, music, or fitness buff, there will be special 90th anniversary […] Read more »
Want to join the Irvington PTSA’s efforts to discourage children from spending too much time on their phones, If so, tomorrow, March 7, is gray for a day. If you […] Read more »
Say Nothing Explores the internment of Italian Americans during World War II Say Nothing, an historical, docudrama play written by Letty Serra and Jon Freda (known for his role as Rocco […] Read more »
When Kofi Baker was a young boy, his father, legendary Cream co-founder – along with Jack Bruce and Eric Clapton – and, many would say, one of the meanest men […] Read more »
Frank Troiano, an award-winning, senior-level executive chef, has been named Director of Food and Beverage for the DoubleTree by Hilton Tarrytown. “Frank brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to […] Read more »
The inaugural Rivertown Women’s Networking program was held on January 29th at the Shames JCC with over 25 women in attendance. This initiative aims to engage women from diverse backgrounds […] Read more »
“Inspiration can come from your imagination and it will pop up everywhere,” said author, actor and voiceover specialist David Neilsen, offering advice to fifth-grade students at Washington Irving in January. […] Read more »
Paul Jacobs, Chair of The Juilliard School’s Organ Department, will be in recital April 7, on The Laurance S. Rockefeller Memorial Organ, at The Union Church of Pocantico Hills, 555 […] Read more »
