Isabel Rivera

Westchester County

Jeff Edwards

New York City Metropolitan Area

Pleasantville-Briarcliff Manor

New York

Tarrytown-Sleepy Hollow

Ossining-Croton-On-Hudson

Chappaqua-Mount Kisco

White Plains

Rockland County

Nyack-Piermont

Rivertowns

New City

Harrison

Scarsdale

Fairfield County

Richard Kaufman

Greenwich

Connecticut

555 Pleasantville Rd, Briarcliff Manor, NY, 10510 (South Building)

Join us for a community tag sale located in the South Building to shop for unique finds and hidden treasures. All proceeds from the event directly benefit the Tiffany Window restoration project at the church complex.

Local Event: Tag Sale

Tag Sale

Join us for a community tag sale located in the South Building to shop for unique finds and hidden treasures. All proceeds from...

Hard Rock Cafe

Fall in Love with Rock All Over Again
Inside the legendary Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square, discover an experience where music isn’t just heard… but felt.
Rock Never Dies is a one-of-a-kind immersive theatrical event from American Immersion Theater that is part concert, part love story, and fully a magical journey. This groundbreaking production invites you to dine, drink, and fall headfirst into the soul of rock and roll.
Enjoy a full three-course meal inside the Magical Mystery Museum of Hard Rock, a place where music has power, memories come alive, and one life is changed forever every night. It’s an experience that inspires you to keep dreaming and march to the beat of your own drum.
At the heart of the story is Caroline, a young artist who’s lost hope and heart. As legendary music icons come to life around her, she’s forced to confront love, loss, and the courage to take the stage again. Along the way, you won’t just watch the story, but be part of it.
Created by award-winning, immersive visionary Scott Cramton, often called the Willy Wonka of Immersive Theater, this joyful, high-energy spectacle blends iconic rock anthems with romance, comedy, and electrifying audience interaction.
Whether you're on a date, celebrating something special, or just chasing that feeling music used to give you, this is your night.
All it takes&nbsp;
is one song, one moment, and a second chance
to change everything.

Show Schedule
Fridays 7:30 PM
Saturdays 7:30 PM

Local Event: Rock Never Dies: An Immersive Theatrical Experience at Hard Rock Cafe

New York County

New York City

Rock Never Dies: An Immersive Theatrical...

Fall in Love with Rock All Over Again
Inside the legendary Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square, discover an experience where music...

Rock Never Dies: An Immersive Theatrical Experience at Hard Rock Cafe

Westchester, NY – On Saturday, May 30th at 5PM, SAFEHOUSE: The Axial Playwrights series of workshopped readings of original plays by metro area playwrights featuring Axial Ensemble actors, will present The Widow Underwood by Rita Anderson, winner of the Ken Ludwig Award - the top national prize from the Kennedy Center for “Best Body of Work.” 
The reading be directed by John Hickok (Pleasantville), and will star three-time Emmy Award winning actress Cady McClain (Manhattan) and Axial Honorary Ensemble member Susan Ward (Tarrytown). Reverand Julia Macy Offinger will participate in the post reading moderation.
The reading will take place at St. John's Episcopal Church, 8 Sunnyside Ave, Pleasantville, NY. Suggested donations are $15 adults; $10 students. 
ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT
Rita Anderson is a neurodivergent playwright from the LGBTQIA community. She has an MFA Creative Writing and an MA Playwriting. Rita served as a Dramatists Guild Regional Representative and as Faculty for Interlochen. She went on scholarship to The O’Neill, and her play, Frantic is the Carousel, was the National Partners of American Theatre nominee. Rita won the Ken Ludwig Playwriting Award, the top national prize from The Kennedy Center for “Best Body of Work,” and she is a 2024 Louise Wigglesworth Excellence in Playwriting Award Finalist. Rita won a PlayPenn Play Development Scholarship (Fall 2026), and she is presenting two workshops at the Green Mountain Playwright Retreat in Vermont this summer. She has had over 100 productions and literary publications to include Smith &amp; Kraus’s BEST NEW 10-MINUTE PLAYS, BEST MEN’S MONOLOGUES, and BEST WOMEN’S MONOLOGUES (2019, 2020, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026). Rita was a pilot playwright for Hyde Park Theatre Writers’ Group, but the highlight of her emerging career so far was sitting on a playwriting panel with Christopher Durang, and sharing a playbill with Caridad Svich. Rita is a three-time Pushcart Prize nominee for her books: The Entropy of Rocketman, and Watched Pots (A Lovesong to Motherhood). Rita is a Moderator of HONOR ROLL!, an advocacy group for womxn playwrights 40+ whose goal is our equal representation in theatre.
ABOUT THE SAFEHOUSE PLAYWRIGHTS SERIES
The SAFEHOUSE program was created and developed by Axial Artistic Director Cady McClain, playwright and Artistic Director of Shades Repertory Theater Samuel Harps, Axial Associate Artistic Director/director Nate Flower, and playwright Evelyn Mertens. 
ABOUT AXIAL THEATRE 
Axial Theater is an ensemble-based not-for-profit theater company currently&nbsp;in its&nbsp;24th season. We are dedicated to supporting the professional development of playwrights and actors through presenting staged workshops, development&nbsp;readings, and full productions. &nbsp;

Local Event: Axial Theatre SAFEHOUSE Series Presents a Reading of a New Play by  Rita Anderson

Axial Theatre SAFEHOUSE Series Presents a...

Westchester, NY – On Saturday, May 30th at 5PM, SAFEHOUSE: The Axial Playwrights series of workshopped readings of original...

Axial Theatre SAFEHOUSE Series Presents a Reading of a New Play by  Rita Anderson

St John's Episcopal Church

Experience an intimate staged reading of a new work by Rita Anderson, starring Cady McClain and Susan Ward under the direction of John Hickok. Part of Axial Theatre's Safehouse series, this compelling performance follows two theater women through a lifetime of love and art. Joining the playwright, director and actors after the show is special guest Reverend Julia Macy Offinger of St John's Episcopal Church, Pleasanvtville.

Local Event: "The Widow Underwood" by Ken Ludwig Playwriting Award Winner Rita Anderson

"The Widow Underwood" by Ken Ludwig Playwriting...

Experience an intimate staged reading of a new work by Rita Anderson, starring Cady McClain and Susan Ward under the direction...

"The Widow Underwood" by Ken Ludwig Playwriting Award Winner Rita Anderson

BeanRunner Café

Experience an evening of imaginative and exciting straight-ahead jazz led by renowned pianist and composer David Janeway. Featuring a stellar lineup of musicians including Eric Person, Duane Eubanks, Tony Jefferson, and Don Falzone, this performance promises sparkling musicianship for a $20 admission fee.

Local Event: David Janeway Quintet

David Janeway Quintet

Experience an evening of imaginative and exciting straight-ahead jazz led by renowned pianist and composer David Janeway....

Bedford Hills Community House

<a href="https://steppingstones.givecloud.co/75" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Bill &amp; Lois Wilson: In Their Own Words</a>&nbsp;is an intimate and powerful theatrical portrait of two lives that changed the course of recovery history. Told through their own words from the Stepping Stones Archive, the play running June 4 to 6 at 7 p.m. and June 7 at 1 p.m. traces the lives of global humanitarians Bill and Lois Wilson from the spark of young love, through Bill’s 17-year struggle with alcoholism, to his transformative recovery and the cofounding of Alcoholics Anonymous. Along the way, audiences witness the circumstances that led to the genesis of the Twelve Steps of recovery—an enduring framework that has helped millions reclaim their lives.
Actors will portray “Older Bill” and “Older Lois,” offering depth and reflection shaped by years of lived experience, while two "younger" actors bring vitality and urgency to the roles of “Younger Lois” and “Younger Bill.”
More than a biography, the play sheds light on the often-overlooked partnership behind a global movement. Longtime New Yorkers, Bill and Lois Wilson helped lay the foundation for recovery communities that continue to thrive today worldwide, including Alcoholics Anonymous (founded 1935) and Al-Anon (founded 1951). Their legacy endures decades after their passing, continuing to offer hope and healing worldwide.
This production is directed by Trent Dawson, Artistic Director, Katonah Classic Stage, from the play compiled by Laurie Heffner-Lewis. The 111-minute plus intermission production is made from the Wilsons’ personal writings preserved in the Stepping Stones Archive, bringing authenticity and emotional resonance to this compelling story of love, resilience, and redemption.
Stepping Stones is the private, non-profit, and tax-exempt National Historic Landmark site and archive that was the long-time home of the Wilsons and continues to welcome tour visitors by reservation and has robust online, off-site, and in-person programming, a play program, and an Online Archive Portal viewable worldwide. The Katonah, NY site has 8-acres of gardens and grounds, the Wilson home and Bill's writing studio, and 110,000 original documents and artifacts.&nbsp;
This production is being presented to celebrate the 75th Annual Stepping Stones Lois' Family Groups Picnic weekend. For picnic tickets, volunteering for the picnic and play, and for more information about Stepping Stones, go to&nbsp;<a href="https://www.steppingstones.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.steppingstones.org</a>. For assistance contact us at: 914-232-4822 or office@steppingstone.org.
Light refreshments will be available for purchase during intermission.

Local Event: Play June 4-7: "Bill & Lois Wilson: In Their Own Words"

Bedford-Katonah

Play June 4-7: "Bill & Lois Wilson: In Their...

Bill & Lois Wilson: In Their Own Words is an intimate and powerful theatrical portrait of two lives that changed the course of...

Play June 4-7: "Bill & Lois Wilson: In Their Own Words"

Temple Israel of Northern Westchester

Join us for a fun-filled Shabbat celebration featuring a family BBQ, Shabbat songs, and stories. The evening is packed with excitement for children of all ages, including a magician, face painting, balloon artist, and music, concluding with a special ice cream dessert after the service. RSVP is required for this community building event hosted by PJ Library in New York and Temple Israel of Northern Westchester.

Local Event: Fun Family Shabbat

Fun Family Shabbat

Join us for a fun-filled Shabbat celebration featuring a family BBQ, Shabbat songs, and stories. The evening is packed with...

Newly Renovated 2-Bedroom in Prime Katonah Location Ideal for Commuters or Work From Home
Spacious and beautifully updated 2-bedroom, 1-bath second-floor apartment in a well-maintained two-family home on a quiet dead-end street next to Katonah Memorial Park.
Enjoy the convenience of walking to town and the Metro-North train station perfect for commuters!
Features include:
Updated kitchen with quartz countertops &amp; stainless steel appliances
Extra den/office space ideal for working from home
Newly refinished hardwood floors
Freshly painted throughout
Washer/dryer and dedicated storage area in basement
Off-street parking
Utilities Included: Heat, hot water &amp; trash pickup
Located in the highly regarded Katonah-Lewisboro School District.
No pets. No smoking or vaping.
A rare rental opportunity in the heart of Katonah don't miss it!
No smoking/vaping. No pets. Heat, water and trash pickup included in rent. One month security due at lease signing. One year lease term.<a href="https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/30-Summit-Rd-FLOOR-2-Katonah-NY-10536/457599534_zpid/?view=public" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">Learn More + Apply</a>

Renovated 2-Bedroom + Office in Katonah 

Newly Renovated 2-Bedroom in Prime Katonah Location Ideal for Commuters or Work From Home...

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