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Sahaja Meditation is a simple, time-honored technique. It helps reduce stress, increase wellness, and bring better focus to help people become more centered and better balanced. Instructed by Alan Wherry. Registration available for each meeting, please go to our online calendar. Walk ins also welcome. Our programs are supported by the Friends of the Somers […]
The Wrong Side of the Brush brings together six paintings, five of them made between 1977 and 1978, and a single one — the blue one, Blue Ladder — made in 1987. The medium is acrylic on canvas kept raw, without gesso, a technique favored by Saito that puts his work into direct conversation with […]
U.F.O. (Untitled Folding Object) 1329 is a solo presentation that consists of a site-specific installation and a series of related drawings by the Brooklyn-based artist Reuven Israel. This exhibition continues the artist’s abiding interest in architecture and sacred spaces’ overlapping and conflicting histories. Israel responds to the original structure of the gallery at KinoSaito. Formerly […]
Unifying Threads of Our Evolution is a visual exploration of the intricate connections that bind us together as individuals and communities, while also showcasing the transformative journey we share. This mural serves as a testament to the idea that our identities are woven from diverse experiences, cultures, and histories, creating a rich tapestry that reflects […]
Sound Forest / Between Worlds is the latest installation in an ongoing collaboration between sound artist Bruce Odland and artist Soli Pierce in which expansive sound environments are built within immersive installations consisting of natural materials including wood, moss, and bark. This will be one of the most ambitious forms this project has taken filling […]
The Wrong Side of the Brush brings together six paintings, five of them made between 1977 and 1978, and a single one — the blue one, Blue Ladder — made in 1987. The medium is acrylic on canvas kept raw, without gesso, a technique favored by Saito that puts his work into direct conversation with […]
Unifying Threads of Our Evolution is a visual exploration of the intricate connections that bind us together as individuals and communities, while also showcasing the transformative journey we share. This mural serves as a testament to the idea that our identities are woven from diverse experiences, cultures, and histories, creating a rich tapestry that reflects […]
U.F.O. (Untitled Folding Object) 1329 is a solo presentation that consists of a site-specific installation and a series of related drawings by the Brooklyn-based artist Reuven Israel. This exhibition continues the artist’s abiding interest in architecture and sacred spaces’ overlapping and conflicting histories. Israel responds to the original structure of the gallery at KinoSaito. Formerly […]
Sound Forest / Between Worlds is the latest installation in an ongoing collaboration between sound artist Bruce Odland and artist Soli Pierce in which expansive sound environments are built within immersive installations consisting of natural materials including wood, moss, and bark. This will be one of the most ambitious forms this project has taken filling […]
Sound Forest / Between Worlds is the latest installation in an ongoing collaboration between sound artist Bruce Odland and artist Soli Pierce in which expansive sound environments are built within immersive installations consisting of natural materials including wood, moss, and bark. This will be one of the most ambitious forms this project has taken filling […]
Unifying Threads of Our Evolution is a visual exploration of the intricate connections that bind us together as individuals and communities, while also showcasing the transformative journey we share. This mural serves as a testament to the idea that our identities are woven from diverse experiences, cultures, and histories, creating a rich tapestry that reflects […]
The Wrong Side of the Brush brings together six paintings, five of them made between 1977 and 1978, and a single one — the blue one, Blue Ladder — made in 1987. The medium is acrylic on canvas kept raw, without gesso, a technique favored by Saito that puts his work into direct conversation with […]
U.F.O. (Untitled Folding Object) 1329 is a solo presentation that consists of a site-specific installation and a series of related drawings by the Brooklyn-based artist Reuven Israel. This exhibition continues the artist’s abiding interest in architecture and sacred spaces’ overlapping and conflicting histories. Israel responds to the original structure of the gallery at KinoSaito. Formerly […]
Join us at KinoSaito every Sunday in May for the return of our Flower Print Workshop! Participants are invited to create their own colorful artworks using natural materials inspired by the work of Soli Pierce and Bruce Odland on display. All materials provided. Kids and families of all abilities are welcome.
Free May Walking Tours at Kensico Cemetery Friends of Kensico Cemetery, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is offering free historical and nature walking tours throughout May from 5:30–7:00 PM. These guided experiences invite guests to explore the cemetery’s rich history, natural beauty, and fascinating stories. Historical tours, led by Patrick Raftery of the Westchester County Historical Society, […]
Sahaja Meditation is a simple, time-honored technique. It helps reduce stress, increase wellness, and bring better focus to help people become more centered and better balanced. Instructed by Alan Wherry. Registration available for each meeting, please go to our online calendar. Walk ins also welcome. Our programs are supported by the Friends of the Somers […]
Attention all students! Irvington Library is extending its hours during AP exam week to help you do your very best. (Even if you don't have AP courses, we know you are studying for something!) Refreshments will be available to you in our Staff Room. And they are really good!
The HHREC MemoryKeeper Story Hour will return on Wednesday, May 7th on Zoom starting at 7pm EST, as Audrey Reich will appear to share the remarkable story of her mother’s struggle to survive the Holocaust. Born into a Russian Jewish family that fled the Russian Revolution in search of safety and opportunity, her family’s journey […]
Getting to Know Computers: From Mouse to Web Thursdays, May 8 – June 12 at 12 – 1 PM A Six-Session Beginner's Course Have you looked at a computer and wondered what all these crazy options do? Want to build your digital skills from the ground up? Then join us for this six-session course designed […]
Free May Walking Tours at Kensico Cemetery Friends of Kensico Cemetery, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is offering free historical and nature walking tours throughout May from 5:30–7:00 PM. These guided experiences invite guests to explore the cemetery’s rich history, natural beauty, and fascinating stories. Historical tours, led by Patrick Raftery of the Westchester County Historical Society, […]
Join us for an evening of youthful expression and community celebration at our spring open house: Art in Bloom! Experience the creativity of our young artists through live performances, powerful visual art, and more. 🌸 Art in Bloom | Arte en Flor 🌸 Thursday, May 8 • 6:00–8:00 PM NECS • 203 Esther Street, Peekskill […]
We gather to heal ourselves, others, and the Earth. Tap into the deep wisdom that arises when like-hearted people join together in a sacred circle. Honoring and preserving the ancient wisdom ways of Indigenous People. An important time to join in community - to be spiritually nourished, to honor the Earth, and to tap into […]
The Wrong Side of the Brush brings together six paintings, five of them made between 1977 and 1978, and a single one — the blue one, Blue Ladder — made in 1987. The medium is acrylic on canvas kept raw, without gesso, a technique favored by Saito that puts his work into direct conversation with […]
Sound Forest / Between Worlds is the latest installation in an ongoing collaboration between sound artist Bruce Odland and artist Soli Pierce in which expansive sound environments are built within immersive installations consisting of natural materials including wood, moss, and bark. This will be one of the most ambitious forms this project has taken filling […]
Unifying Threads of Our Evolution is a visual exploration of the intricate connections that bind us together as individuals and communities, while also showcasing the transformative journey we share. This mural serves as a testament to the idea that our identities are woven from diverse experiences, cultures, and histories, creating a rich tapestry that reflects […]
U.F.O. (Untitled Folding Object) 1329 is a solo presentation that consists of a site-specific installation and a series of related drawings by the Brooklyn-based artist Reuven Israel. This exhibition continues the artist’s abiding interest in architecture and sacred spaces’ overlapping and conflicting histories. Israel responds to the original structure of the gallery at KinoSaito. Formerly […]
On two consecutive weekends, May 9 – 11 and May 16 - 18, Westchester Collaborative Theater (WCT) in Ossining will present Box Spring 2: A Festival of One-Act Plays, four compelling pieces having their premiere productions at the company’s black box theater located at 23 Water Street.
Large sale of vegetables, herbs, flowering, annuals, and perennials, native plants and hanging baskets. Held at the Riverfront Green Park Pavilion at the end of Hudson Avenue across the railroad tracks in Peekskill. Great prices and wonderful condition, with many plants raised by San Damian Farm at Graymoor.
Sound Forest / Between Worlds is the latest installation in an ongoing collaboration between sound artist Bruce Odland and artist Soli Pierce in which expansive sound environments are built within immersive installations consisting of natural materials including wood, moss, and bark. This will be one of the most ambitious forms this project has taken filling […]
Unifying Threads of Our Evolution is a visual exploration of the intricate connections that bind us together as individuals and communities, while also showcasing the transformative journey we share. This mural serves as a testament to the idea that our identities are woven from diverse experiences, cultures, and histories, creating a rich tapestry that reflects […]
The Wrong Side of the Brush brings together six paintings, five of them made between 1977 and 1978, and a single one — the blue one, Blue Ladder — made in 1987. The medium is acrylic on canvas kept raw, without gesso, a technique favored by Saito that puts his work into direct conversation with […]
U.F.O. (Untitled Folding Object) 1329 is a solo presentation that consists of a site-specific installation and a series of related drawings by the Brooklyn-based artist Reuven Israel. This exhibition continues the artist’s abiding interest in architecture and sacred spaces’ overlapping and conflicting histories. Israel responds to the original structure of the gallery at KinoSaito. Formerly […]
Croton Point Park Naturalist John Phillips and Village of Croton Historian Marc Cheshire will lead a hike on Sunday, May 11, at 9 a.m. to explore Croton Point’s history, natural history, archaeology and geology. The hike will last roughly 1.5 to 2 hours. This event is free. Meet at the gate to the RV park, […]
The Wrong Side of the Brush brings together six paintings, five of them made between 1977 and 1978, and a single one — the blue one, Blue Ladder — made in 1987. The medium is acrylic on canvas kept raw, without gesso, a technique favored by Saito that puts his work into direct conversation with […]
Sound Forest / Between Worlds is the latest installation in an ongoing collaboration between sound artist Bruce Odland and artist Soli Pierce in which expansive sound environments are built within immersive installations consisting of natural materials including wood, moss, and bark. This will be one of the most ambitious forms this project has taken filling […]
Unifying Threads of Our Evolution is a visual exploration of the intricate connections that bind us together as individuals and communities, while also showcasing the transformative journey we share. This mural serves as a testament to the idea that our identities are woven from diverse experiences, cultures, and histories, creating a rich tapestry that reflects […]
U.F.O. (Untitled Folding Object) 1329 is a solo presentation that consists of a site-specific installation and a series of related drawings by the Brooklyn-based artist Reuven Israel. This exhibition continues the artist’s abiding interest in architecture and sacred spaces’ overlapping and conflicting histories. Israel responds to the original structure of the gallery at KinoSaito. Formerly […]
Attention all students! Irvington Library is extending its hours during AP exam week to help you do your very best. (Even if you don't have AP courses, we know you are studying for something!) Refreshments will be available to you in our Staff Room. And they are really good!
Teens! You have been studying hard and sitting for exams. It's time to de-stress! Come down to The Irvington Public Library's Reading Garden and spend some time with a gentle, adorable, nonjudgmental critter. You can snuggle a sheep, get close to a goat, befriend a bunny, hug a duck and pet a pony! Yes, we […]
Free May Walking Tours at Kensico Cemetery Friends of Kensico Cemetery, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is offering free historical and nature walking tours throughout May from 5:30–7:00 PM. These guided experiences invite guests to explore the cemetery’s rich history, natural beauty, and fascinating stories. Historical tours, led by Patrick Raftery of the Westchester County Historical Society, […]
Sahaja Meditation is a simple, time-honored technique. It helps reduce stress, increase wellness, and bring better focus to help people become more centered and better balanced. Instructed by Alan Wherry. Registration available for each meeting, please go to our online calendar. Walk ins also welcome. Our programs are supported by the Friends of the Somers […]
Celebrate International Compost Week with WASS by taking a Virtual Field Trip to backyards, apartment complexes, and municipal dropoffs. How can you compost your food scraps? Does your municipality have a drop off location? How can you compost at home? Join us and find out! Tons and tons of uneaten food end up in the […]
This year, on May 15, 2025, The Rye Arts Center’s Studio 51 Spring Benefit will take over The Capitol Theatre’s main hall, transforming the iconic venue into a glittering homage to Studio 54, and an exclusive concert and lounge experience where art, music, and untamed self-expression collide. The evening kicks off at 6:30 PM with […]
From Thursday, May 15, through Sunday, May 18, Axial Theatre is bringing to Westchester a searing drama from New York City’s Theatrelab: Scandinavian American Theater Company’s production of The Fundamentalist by Finnish playwright Juha Jokela. The play received the Nordic Drama Award in 2008. It features Pleasantville resident John Hickok and Claudio Godi. Upon seeing […]
Of the many collaborations between actor John Wayne and director John Ford, perhaps no film is as well-known as their 1956 Western classic The Searchers. This film is part of the Restored and Rediscovered: A Film Preservation Festival 2025 series.
Unifying Threads of Our Evolution is a visual exploration of the intricate connections that bind us together as individuals and communities, while also showcasing the transformative journey we share. This mural serves as a testament to the idea that our identities are woven from diverse experiences, cultures, and histories, creating a rich tapestry that reflects […]
The Wrong Side of the Brush brings together six paintings, five of them made between 1977 and 1978, and a single one — the blue one, Blue Ladder — made in 1987. The medium is acrylic on canvas kept raw, without gesso, a technique favored by Saito that puts his work into direct conversation with […]
Sound Forest / Between Worlds is the latest installation in an ongoing collaboration between sound artist Bruce Odland and artist Soli Pierce in which expansive sound environments are built within immersive installations consisting of natural materials including wood, moss, and bark. This will be one of the most ambitious forms this project has taken filling […]
U.F.O. (Untitled Folding Object) 1329 is a solo presentation that consists of a site-specific installation and a series of related drawings by the Brooklyn-based artist Reuven Israel. This exhibition continues the artist’s abiding interest in architecture and sacred spaces’ overlapping and conflicting histories. Israel responds to the original structure of the gallery at KinoSaito. Formerly […]
Of the many collaborations between actor John Wayne and director John Ford, perhaps no film is as well-known as their 1956 Western classic The Searchers. This film is part of the Restored and Rediscovered: A Film Preservation Festival 2025 series.
Fun filled weekend of activities for all ages - learn all about our history right here in Westchester’s Yorktown Grange Fair grounds. Children’s activities - Male a corn husk doll, churn butter, hand dipped candles and more. Interact with farm animals ! Food and Wine
Ropa para hombres, mujeres y niños: ¡todo a precios de ganga! Clothing for men, women and children - all at bargain prices!
Sound Forest / Between Worlds is the latest installation in an ongoing collaboration between sound artist Bruce Odland and artist Soli Pierce in which expansive sound environments are built within immersive installations consisting of natural materials including wood, moss, and bark. This will be one of the most ambitious forms this project has taken filling […]
Unifying Threads of Our Evolution is a visual exploration of the intricate connections that bind us together as individuals and communities, while also showcasing the transformative journey we share. This mural serves as a testament to the idea that our identities are woven from diverse experiences, cultures, and histories, creating a rich tapestry that reflects […]
U.F.O. (Untitled Folding Object) 1329 is a solo presentation that consists of a site-specific installation and a series of related drawings by the Brooklyn-based artist Reuven Israel. This exhibition continues the artist’s abiding interest in architecture and sacred spaces’ overlapping and conflicting histories. Israel responds to the original structure of the gallery at KinoSaito. Formerly […]
The Wrong Side of the Brush brings together six paintings, five of them made between 1977 and 1978, and a single one — the blue one, Blue Ladder — made in 1987. The medium is acrylic on canvas kept raw, without gesso, a technique favored by Saito that puts his work into direct conversation with […]
The Wrong Side of the Brush brings together six paintings, five of them made between 1977 and 1978, and a single one — the blue one, Blue Ladder — made in 1987. The medium is acrylic on canvas kept raw, without gesso, a technique favored by Saito that puts his work into direct conversation with […]
Sound Forest / Between Worlds is the latest installation in an ongoing collaboration between sound artist Bruce Odland and artist Soli Pierce in which expansive sound environments are built within immersive installations consisting of natural materials including wood, moss, and bark. This will be one of the most ambitious forms this project has taken filling […]
U.F.O. (Untitled Folding Object) 1329 is a solo presentation that consists of a site-specific installation and a series of related drawings by the Brooklyn-based artist Reuven Israel. This exhibition continues the artist’s abiding interest in architecture and sacred spaces’ overlapping and conflicting histories. Israel responds to the original structure of the gallery at KinoSaito. Formerly […]
Unifying Threads of Our Evolution is a visual exploration of the intricate connections that bind us together as individuals and communities, while also showcasing the transformative journey we share. This mural serves as a testament to the idea that our identities are woven from diverse experiences, cultures, and histories, creating a rich tapestry that reflects […]
Join us at KinoSaito every Sunday in May for the return of our Flower Print Workshop! Participants are invited to create their own colorful artworks using natural materials inspired by the work of Soli Pierce and Bruce Odland on display. All materials provided. Kids and families of all abilities are welcome.
An intimate conversation with acclaimed photographer William Abranowicz as he speaks about ethical portraiture and the space between the subject and the photographer
Free May Walking Tours at Kensico Cemetery Friends of Kensico Cemetery, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is offering free historical and nature walking tours throughout May from 5:30–7:00 PM. These guided experiences invite guests to explore the cemetery’s rich history, natural beauty, and fascinating stories. Historical tours, led by Patrick Raftery of the Westchester County Historical Society, […]
Sahaja Meditation is a simple, time-honored technique. It helps reduce stress, increase wellness, and bring better focus to help people become more centered and better balanced. Instructed by Alan Wherry. Registration available for each meeting, please go to our online calendar. Walk ins also welcome. Our programs are supported by the Friends of the Somers […]
Free May Walking Tours at Kensico Cemetery Friends of Kensico Cemetery, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is offering free historical and nature walking tours throughout May from 5:30–7:00 PM. These guided experiences invite guests to explore the cemetery’s rich history, natural beauty, and fascinating stories. Historical tours, led by Patrick Raftery of the Westchester County Historical Society, […]
Irvington, NY – A Palo Seco Flamenco Company, under the visionary direction of founder and choreographer Rebeca Tomas, is proud to announce the 2025 production of FIERAS, an electrifying new flamenco production debuting Thursday, May 22 at 7pm at the historic Irvington Town Hall Theater. FIERAS is a visceral and unapologetic exploration of feminine strength, […]
The Hudson Valley Writers Center is proud to present a monthly craft series featuring five award-winning poets & beloved professors. Each poet will share the insights about craft that they have gleaned from decades of devoting themselves to studying the art of poetry. Unlike a workshop environment that prioritizes student work and student-led conversation in […]
Soldiers from Westchester County who died in Iraq and Afghanistan will be honored as part of the nineteeth annual Veterans’ Remembrance Service on Friday, May 23 at 2:30 PM held at Kensico Cemetery in Valhalla, NY. The public is invited to attend the tribute to these fallen heroes as well as those military personnel who […]
Come celebrate the opening of our new exhibitions at this special members only preview! This season sees the launch of two new exhibitions including a new solo exhibition by our founding muse Kikuo Saito and The Unknown and Its Poetics curated by Adrián S. Bará, a group exhibition focusing on works by international artists that […]
Every 2nd and 4th Saturday comedian Ben Asher presents a tasting of what the NYC-area's best stand-up comics are cooking up at Comedy From Scratch. And it's BYOB - No 2-Drink Minimum like at the Club! Comedy From Scratch is where you go in Westchester County to hear top comics from TV and NYC's major […]
Join us at KinoSaito every Sunday in May for the return of our Flower Print Workshop! Participants are invited to create their own colorful artworks using natural materials inspired by the work of Soli Pierce and Bruce Odland on display. All materials provided. Kids and families of all abilities are welcome.
Free May Walking Tours at Kensico Cemetery Friends of Kensico Cemetery, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is offering free historical and nature walking tours throughout May from 5:30–7:00 PM. These guided experiences invite guests to explore the cemetery’s rich history, natural beauty, and fascinating stories. Historical tours, led by Patrick Raftery of the Westchester County Historical Society, […]
Sahaja Meditation is a simple, time-honored technique. It helps reduce stress, increase wellness, and bring better focus to help people become more centered and better balanced. Instructed by Alan Wherry. Registration available for each meeting, please go to our online calendar. Walk ins also welcome. Our programs are supported by the Friends of the Somers […]
Rising singer-songwriter Eli Lev is making the world a smaller place, one song at a time. Eli pens lyrics and melodies for everyday enlightenment—songs that resonate because they’re heartfelt, earthy, and offer the wisdom he’s gained through lifelong travel and self-discovery. His latest project, an EP called 'Present Journey,' is inspired by his current life […]
Fasten your seatbelts and rev your engines! Join The Old Mill Singers, a talented and fun loving community chorus of men, women and children, along with their Musical Director, Nell Macdonald, who will take you on a fabulous joy ride with a coast to coast musical adventure:” Road Trip”, their 2025 Spring Concert. From classic […]
On Saturday evening May 31st, the Croton Chorale will perform “A Musical Menagerie” a concert of vocal compositions celebrating various animals throughout the ages. Under the baton of its new conductor, Claire Collins, the Chorale will attempt to bring a little levity into our lives during this tumultuous time. “We’ll explore everything from the sublime […]
Fasten your seatbelts and rev your engines! Join The Old Mill Singers, a talented and fun loving community chorus of men, women and children, along with their Musical Director, Nell Macdonald, who will take you on a fabulous joy ride with a coast to coast musical adventure:” Road Trip”, their 2025 Spring Concert. From classic […]
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