By Anna Carpinelli For 47 years, Philipsburg Manor in Sleepy Hollow has hosted the Pinkster Festival, a celebration of the perseverance of African American culture during enslavement. This Saturday, May 25, guests can expect something a little different. Malik Work,
Read MoreBy Anna Carpinelli Thirty years ago, after touring Europe and performing in New York City, Angie Angier decided to spend six months in Chappaqua teaching music lessons to save money for law school. She never left. “I started teaching, and I
Read MoreTwo Pleasantville organizations, Arc Stages and Pleasantville Community Television (PCTV), each received $50,000 grants from the New York State Council on the Arts recently to help support their popular programs that benefit the community. The money earmarked for Arc Stages
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel Tony Furtado and Matt Flinner are Americana multi-instrumentalists who’ve moved in the same circle for more than three decades. Both are two-time winners of the elite Walnut Valley National Flat-Picking Championships in Winfield, Kan. (with Furtado on
Read MoreCommunity Based Services has had more than four decades of experience in helping members of the intellectual and developmentally disabled population reach their potential. More than two years ago, the nonprofit branched out into the art world to not only
Read MoreA new state-of-the-art movie theater complex is set to open this week in the former Showcase Cinema de Lux location at the White Plains City Center. Apple Cinemas, a movie theater chain with 11 other locations in the northeast, will
Read MoreElise Milner has been bringing back morsels of dinner theater to northern Westchester – while having a blast getting it done. Milner, a Mohegan Lake-based playwright and founder of Hanging Cow Productions, which present professional theater including Off-Broadway productions in
Read MoreMore than 40 events are taking place this summer at Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts, both outdoors in the beautifully verdant gardens and the expansive Friends Field as well as inside the charming indoor spaces. The season, which
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel You hear the music the moment you exit your car, echoing through the concrete canyons of the concave station parking lot, beckoning you to a small house at the transit hub’s exit road apex, bordering the bicycle
Read MoreNow that it’s April, local music fans, especially those who enjoy ‘90s rock and roll, can look forward to the 18th annual Pleasantville Music Festival. Festival organizers announced the lineup for the 2024 renewal of the event Sunday evening at
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