Developer Martin Ginsburg Companies has partnered with ArtsWestchester and the City of White Plains to commission a public sculpture.
This year's recipient of the Bob Fitzsimmons Scholarship is Peter Astriab, a senior at Archbishop Stepinac High School.
MAMBO ITALIANO runs August 8 - September 29, 2019 at Westchester Broadway Theatre
Judy Matson was a friend to me, to ArtsWestchester and to the entire Westchester community. Her passing is a loss to all of us.
Broadway Stars Support Nonprofit Community Music School’s Record-breaking 18th Annual Benefit Event
Entertainment both nights begins at 6 p.m., and the movie starts at dusk.
The downtown event will be held rain or shine.
Comedy Icon Robert Klein and Music Composer Marc Shaiman to be Honored by Nonprofit Community Music School in White Plains
Highlights of our journey include the D&H Canal Park; Wayne County Historical Society; a train ride with lunch; and a glass factory tour.
Historic HudsoValley presents "People Not Property," a new interactive documentary revealing the history of Northern colonial slavery.
Featuring works by three of the greatest fathers of composing: Beethoven, Bach, and “Papa”Haydn
“Film Music: Groundbreaking Director/Composer Collaborations” with Elliott Forrest at Music Conservatory of Westchester
Looser, recently retired following an extraordinary 50-year career, is being honored for her outstanding work and selfless dedication.
Mass media expert Dr. Gabriel Weimann unpacked the implications of the 2019 Israeli election in New York briefing
The romance-thriller musical at the White Plains Performing Arts Center features the classic Whitney Houston songs from the film.
Musicians of New York Philharmonic, Metropolitan Opera, Lincoln Center & Broadway to Teach Select Teen Students for MCW Preparatory Program
Help provide canned and boxed food for the following organizations that feed the homeless and provide food for those in need;
In a World Plagued by Hate Crimes and Anti-Semitism, Br. John G. Driscoll Lectures in Jewish-Catholic Studies Seeks to Bring People Together
Don't miss Verdi's masterpiece - with full orchestra!
Music Conservatory of Westchester Presents World Premiere Chamber Music Performance for Concert Debut of Mary L. Bianco Composition
The tale of America’s history-themed park includes insights from a county resident.
The music of Gershwin, the songs of Piaf, and more!
ArtsWestchester's upcoming exhibition is a photographic inquiry into who and what constitutes the American family today.
In celebration of Black History Month, Neuberger Museum of Art will present a solo exhibition of African-American artist Nina Chanel Abney.
Cirque Zuma Zuma, an unconventional African Cirque ensemble, will perform at the Westchester Community College in Valhalla on February 16.
On February 10, Westchester Philharmonic will present its annual Friends and Family Concert at the Performing Art Center at Purchase College
Blue Door Art Center (BDAC) in Yonkers will continue its children's workshop program every Saturday morning.
Recent news from local arts organizations in Westchester.
ArtsWestchester’s “Live at ArtsWestchester” events in the downtown White Plains aims to help visitors beat the winter blues.
The Regional Economic Development Council (REDC) awarded grants to several arts groups in Westchester County.
ArtsWestchester, with support from New York State Council on the Arts, will administer $105K in grant funds to 60 artists and arts groups.
On February 16, the Lincoln Depot Museum will present a re-enactment of Lincoln’s brief visit to Peekskill more than 150 years ago.
Yonkers Philharmonic will present its all-Beethoven festival concert on January 27.
Through January 27, Katonah Museum of Art (KMA) reinterprets the traditional boundaries of body ornamentation during its new exhibition
A concert by Vento Trio on January 12 pays homage to “wind, water and motion.”
The Gordon Parks Foundation's "American Family" exhibition offers a contemporary look at the daily lives of African Americans.
News and announcements from ArtsWestchester and local Westchester arts organizations.
The show runs from Dec. 21, 2018, through Jan. 13, 2019.
A beloved tale will come to life on the White Plains Performing Arts Center (WPPAC) stage this winter.
A three-part lecture series focuses on works of art that relate to an unusual topic not often examined in art history.