An exhibition featuring the works of some of the most celebrated women photographers will be coming to the Hudson River Museum in its only showing in the New York Metropolitan […]
Art and photography receptions for two exhibitions celebrating Women's Viewpoints, Ourselves, Our World on Saturday, March 7. Exhibitions run through the month of March & April .
This exhibit of Winzig’s “Feminine Energy Art” over several years is a long time in coming. You’ll find large oil paintings, watercolors and mixed media all depicting the strength, compassion […]
Charis Chamber Voices Concert March 7 & 8 Eternal Light brings together sacred works that move from joy to consolation. Haydn’s charming Little Organ Mass offers elegance and intimacy, while […]
KinoSaito is pleased to announce its reopening with the Spring 2026 Opening Reception for solo exhibitions of Irina Lotarevich and Alison Knowles—the latter featuring a never-before-exhibited painting by Kikuo Saito—and a solo garden exhibition featuring the works of Kurt Steger. The Opening Reception will be held on Saturday, March 7, 2026, from 4:00 p.m. to […]
CenterStage, New York City’s premiere live band karaoke concert experience, puts YOU in the heart of the action—on stage and singing in front of your friends and a big rock […]
TCCC Opens Its 11th Season with CÉCILIA! Experience the electrifying sound of Cécilia, a Québec-based trio known for joyful virtuosity and high-energy traditional music—fresh from a sold-out show for 700 […]
On Saturday, March 7 the Mala Waldron Quartet, a group of internationally acclaimed jazz virtuosos headed by jazz vocalist/pianist/composer Waldron accompanied by her top-flight backup group, will make an annual […]
Join us at KinoSaito on Sundays in March for our Future Teller Workshop! Participants are invited to create their own interactive fortune teller sculptures inspired by the work of Irina […]
On Sunday, March 8, RiverArts honors International Women’s Day with a special chamber concert featuring the work of six women composers spanning nearly two centuries, from Fanny Mendelssohn to living […]
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