Locals Are the Kind of 'Everyday Gamechangers' that New Documentary Explores

The women of B.I.G. are transforming their own lives as did the high-profile and unknown women explored in the Aol/PBS project "Makers: Women Who Make America" which airs tonight.

African Dance Comes to New Rochelle Library

Dancers from the Bokandeye African-American Dance Theater returned to the New Rochelle Public Library for their 17th annual performance.

Hollywood Snow Falls on Lyndhurst

The stars came to Tarrytown and brought fake snow with them to make Warner Brothers blockbuster, "A Winter's Tale."

Charlie Scopoletti Turns Adversity into Melody

Port Chester native, two-time cancer survivor and local musician Charlie Scopoletti will live out a life dream of playing at The Capitol Theatre and donate a portion of his sales to charities close to his heart.

ArtsWestchester Brings Boats Ashore for New Boat Building Exhibition

A press release from ArtsWestchester.

RAC Recognizes Students Dedicated to Practice

Dozens of students dedicated 20 days or more to practicing their instruments this November.

Rye Arts Center to Showcase Its Own

The annual Student and member exhibit will open Saturday, Jan. 13.

Art for the Holidays

Looking for something to do that's inspirational and calming? Here's a double handful of the many exhibits in the area.

A Painted Stairway to Heaven to Remember Sandy Hook Victims

Rye resident Jimmy Amico and his wife hired an artist to help them honor and remember victims of Sandy Hook Elementary.

Mamaroneck Teen to Appear in Semi-Final Round of 'X Factor'

Carly Rose Sonenclar needs your votes this week on the 'X Factor.'

NYTimes Reviews Rye Arts Center Abstract Show

“From Where I Stand: 12 Contemporary Abstract Artists,” received a detailed review from Times reporter Susan Hodara.

Tickets Now On Sale for 12-12-12 Sandy Benefit Concert at MSG

A star-studded music event to raise money for the Robin hood Relief Fund will be held at MSG next Wednesday.

Blind Brook Student to Perform in NYSSMA Conference

Sarah Ackerman will represent Blind Brook at the New York State School Music Association Winter Conference.

Free Arts Day Sunday

The Rye Arts Center and Port Chester's Clay Art Center are participating in ArtsWestchester's Free Arts Day Dec. 2.

Rye Arts Center to Host Free Arts Day

RAC will be one of 21 different Westchester locations offering free art on Dec. 2

The Cap to Donate Justin Townes Earle Ticket Sales to Sandy Relief Sat.

All proceeds from the Nov. 10 show will be donated to the American Red Cross for Hurricane Sandy relief.

Yorktown Boy Releases Debut Single 'I Sure Hope Not'

Sam Levin, 10, has been playing guitar since he was 5 years old. Now he has written the music and lyrics for a single.

CBS News Features The Capitol Theatre

CBS news' Anthony Mason interviews The Cap's owner and musicians and covers the history of Port Chester's newest rock venue.

Local Halloween Activities for Kids

Wear your costume, win prizes and make spooky crafts in the days leading up to Halloween.

Fall Programs at Rye Free Reading Room

Fun with Leaves; The Raconteurs; Computer Class; Lower Your Energy Bill and more coming up at the Rye Library this November.

Child Artists to Paint Windows Wicked Sunday

Young artists will transform downtown Rye into a Halloween scene on Sunday.

Fiona Apple Rocks The Cap (PHOTOS)

The 35-year-old singer, song-writer and musician played to a crowd of passionate fans.

The Performance of a Lifetime, Impromptu Improv with a Piano Legend

One fortunate and unsuspecting Allen Toussaint fan got an experience of a life time at The Capitol Theatre last weekend.

Oyster Arts and Music Festival Kicks Off One Day Early

Check out arts, music, crafts and food this weekend at Playland.

Regrets Only

Rye High School Parsons Street Players: An evening of comedy and mystery

Balance Chakras, Learn Love Flow and Communicate with Higher Realms

Learn about Reiki, meditation, psychic mediums and more at the Wainwright’s 7th Annual Healing Arts and Community Fair on Sunday, Sept. 30.

Banned Books Week: What You Need to Know

Censorship is alive and well, as highlighted by Banned Books Week—and you might be surprised by who the most vocal challengers of books are.

Rock Against Relationship Violence

‘Sound Explosion’ at RAC; At the Y; Welcome Geoff Tischman

Five things you need to know on hump day.

Wildlife and Conservation Artist Speaks at the Rye Library

Alison Nicholls will talk about "Living and Sketching in Africa" next month.

Rye Arts Center Receives $2,500 Grant for World Music Program

The Woman's Club of Rye Children's Philanthropy will help children learn about music.

Jay Day - A Fall Family Festival

Wiggles Celebration Tour 2012

Wainwright House Healing Arts and Community Fair

Playland Park Wildlife Sanctuary Fall Festival, Marshlands Conservancy Photo Exhibit Announced

Westchester County offers a weekend of nature center events Oct. 13-14.

The Small Town Theatre Company Presents Neil Simon's Comedy Hit "The Prisoner of Second Avenue"

Meet Rye Neighbor and Author Lee Woodruff

“September Sound Explosion” featuring Roger Ball from “Average White Band”

Annual Jazz Brunch