By Jonathan Notis Sarah Lake may have grown up singing in her church and in high school but she likely never thought that she would be part of a choir that will perform at Lincoln Center. But that’s where Lake,
Read MoreIf there was ever an incredible backstory to “The Wizard of Oz,” an original live show next month will reveal that story. Rich with colorful characters, the fantasy world of Oz was made real to young readers by author Frank
Read MoreWestchester County Tourism & Film has been awarded a grant as part of the American Rescue Plan to help encourage new business opportunities to develop in the tourism sector and recover from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. County Executive
Read MoreKatonah Classic Stage prides itself as a professional theater that uses Broadway talent and other accomplished performers to entertain local audiences by offering productions of the classics. This Saturday night will be a bit different. The stars of the
Read MoreAdrian Kudva began taking piano lessons last spring, but he has already accomplished a feat that most others who play an instrument have never experienced. The four-and-a-half-year-old Armonk boy, who won’t begin kindergarten until next fall, won the Elite International
Read MoreArc Stages has taken on quite a challenge for its next production. The Pleasantville-based theater company will be presenting through its Community Stage “Peter and the Starcatcher” for five performances over the next two weekends. The play, based on the
Read More[Editor’s Note: This story was updated on 3/24/23 at 4:30 p.m. to add the missing name of a featured artist.] Celebrating Women’s History Month is the notable and engaging work by women artists at Peekskill’s Field Library Art Gallery. Entitled
Read MoreThanks to a new youth initiative by the Westchester Chamber Music Society (WCMS), select local teens will now have the rare opportunity to display their budding musical talents alongside world-famous classical musicians. At the group’s concert this Sunday, a student
Read MoreWestchester-based writer Susan Berliner has just published her latest book, “Crash Effect and Other Weird Stories.” A London native who has called Yorktown home for the past 50 years, Berliner previews her latest work and explains her evolution from journalism
Read MoreThe organ may not generally be associated with jazz music, although it’s hardly an uncommon sight or sound in the genre. But whatever the public’s perception is, New York City organist Brian Charette has fashioned quite a career sitting at
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