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Untermyer Performing Arts Council presents Untermyer on Broadway 2010, a series of music and dance performances from various cultures and traditions. FREE. Untermyer Park, Yonkers. 8/14-9/4, 7:30pm. 375-3435

8/15 SUNDAYYonkers Downtown BID presents Evolution Arts. Enjoy art browsing accom-panied by live entertainment. FREE. Tobin Plaza, Yonkers. 8/15, 1-4pm. 969-6660

Jazz Forum Arts presents Tony Jefferson Sings. FREE. Beczak Environmental Education Center, Yonkers. 8/15, 2-4pm. 631-1000

8/18 WEDNESDAYHarrison Recreation Department presents 2010 Summer Concerts: Reddy Valentino Orchestra (Big Band). Enjoy the 2010 summer concert series! FREE. West Harrison Village Green. 8/18, 7pm. 670-3037

Jazz Forum Arts presents 11th Annual Dobbs Ferry Summer Music Series: Greg Abate / Gary Smulyan Quartet. Wednesday concerts through 8/25. FREE. Waterfront Park. 8/18, 6:30-8pm. 674-2005

New Rochelle Council on the Arts presents Emil Paolucci Summer Sounds Concert Series: Silver Streaks Band. Wednesday evening concerts on the shores of the Sound, July and August. FREE. Hudson Park Bandshell. 8/18, 7:30pm. 235-9027

Village of Port Chester presents Dancing Under the Stars: I’Liguri (Italian). Enjoy Wednesday night waterfront concerts through 9/1. FREE. Downtown Marina. 8/18, 7-8:30pm. 939-2354

8/19 THURSDAYHarrison Recreation Department presents 2010 Summer Concerts: Club Dennis. Enjoy the 2010 summer concert series! FREE. Riis Park, Harrison. 8/19, 7pm. 670-3037

Jazz Forum Arts presents Sunset Jazz at Lyndhurst: Jimmy Cobb Quintet, Salute to Hank Jones. Legendary drummer from Miles Davis’ “Kind of Blue” recording. FREE. Lyndhurst, Tarrytown. 8/19, 6pm. 631-1000

City of White Plains presents Concerts on the Plaza 2010: AJ. This noon day concert is sponsored by People’s United Bank. FREE. Renaissance Plaza. 8/19, 12-2pm. 422-1339

Westchester County Parks pres-ents Screenings Under the Stars: Avatar. PG-13. Kensico Dam Plaza. FREE. 8/19, sundown. 864-7038

8/20 FRIDAYJazz Forum Arts presents Sleepy Hollow Jazz Concerts: Rick Stone Quartet. Enjoy a night of great Jazz music. FREE. Kingsland Point Park, Sleepy Hollow. 8/20, 6:30-8pm. 631-1000

Village of Ardsley presents Summer Concerts in the Park: Barj-Project. Come and enjoy live music. FREE. Ashford Park, Ardsley. 8/20, 7-9pm. 693-8012

Yonkers Downtown BID presents Jazz & Blues at Dusk. Entertainment by some of the New York metropolitan area’s top jazz and blues artists. FREE. Yonkers Waterfront Amphitheatre. 8/20-9/3, 6:30-8pm. 969-6660

8/21 SATURDAYPeekskill BID presents Peekskill’s Downtown Entertainment Series Summer ‘10. Come enjoy a performance every Saturday night. FREE. Between Brown St & North Division, Peekskill. 8/21-9/4, 6-10pm. 293-0916

Hammond Museum & Japanese Stroll Garden presents Annual Moonviewing Concert. A magical garden setting with lit paper lanterns will be the backdrop for Japanese music. $20/$15. North Salem. 8/21, 6:30pm. 669-5033

Small Town Theatre Company presents Jump, Blues, and Swing. Come enjoy Duchess Di and the Distractions, a Jump, Blues, and Swing band. FREE. Bedford Village Memorial Park. 8/21, 5:30pm. 273-0300

Town of Greenburgh presents East Hartsdale Avenue Outdoor Summer Music Series: Bill Galanin. Music performed in conjunction w/ the Farmers Market. FREE. DiSanti Plaza. 8/21, 10am. 993-1504

Untermyer Performing Arts Council presents Untermyer on Broadway 2010, a series of music and dance performances from various cultures and traditions. FREE. Untermyer Park, Yonkers. 8/21-9/4, 7:30pm. 375-3435

8/22 SUNDAYJazz Forum Arts presents Jan Leder Quartet. Rain or Shine. FREE. Beczak Environmental Education Center, Yonkers. 8/22, 2-4pm. 631-1000

Small Town Theatre Company presents Jump, Blues, and Swing. Come enjoy Duchess Di and the Distractions, a Jump, Blues, and Swing band. FREE. Wampus Brook Park, Armonk. 8/22, 5:30pm. 273-0300

Town of Yorktown presents Luis Mangual and Its Salsa & Merengue All Stars. Join us Sunday evenings for a variety of musical renditions from classic rock to country. FREE. John “Jack” DeVito Gazebo, Yorktown. 8/22, 6pm. 245-4650

8/25 WEDNESDAYHarrison Recreation Department presents Summer Movies in Harrison. FREE. West Harrison Park. 8/25, 8pm. 670-3037

Jazz Forum Arts presents 11th Annual Dobbs Ferry Summer Music Series: Ginga Pura Nova York (Season Finale). Wednesday evening concert. FREE. Waterfront Park. 8/25, 6:30-8pm. 631-1000

New Rochelle Council on the Arts presents Emil Paolucci Summer Sounds Concert Series: The Westchester Chordsmen. Wednesday evening concerts on the shores of the Sound July and August. FREE. Hudson Park Bandshell. 8/25, 7:30pm. 235-9027

Village of Port Chester presents Dancing Under the Stars: Su Avalancha (Salsa). Enjoy Wednesday night waterfront concerts through 9/1. FREE. Downtown Marina. 8/25, 7-8:30pm. 939-2354

8/26 THURSDAYHarrison Recreation Department presents Summer Movies in Harrison. FREE. Guagnini Brentwood Park, Harrison. 8/26, 8pm. 670-3037

City of White Plains presents Concerts on the Plaza 2010: Country Mist. Lunchtime concert is courtesy of Country Mist. FREE. Renaissance Plaza. 8/26, 12-2pm. 670-3037

8/27 FRIDAYJazz Forum Arts presents Sleepy Hollow Jazz Concerts: Vanderlei Pereira & Blindfold Test. Enjoy a night of great Jazz music. FREE. Kingsland Point Park, Sleepy Hollow. 8/27, 6:30-8pm. 631-1000

Yonkers Downtown BID presents Jazz & Blues at Dusk. Entertainment by some of the New York metropolitan area’s top jazz and blues artists. FREE. Yonkers Waterfront Amphitheatre. 8/27-9/3, 6:30-8pm. 969-6660

8/28 SATURDAYPeekskill BID presents Peekskill’s Downtown Entertainment Series Summer ‘10. Come enjoy a performance every Saturday night. FREE. Between Brown St & North Division, Peekskill. 8/28-9/4, 6-10pm. 293-0916

Town of Greenburgh presents East Hartsdale Avenue Outdoor Summer Music Series: Katherine. Music performed in conjunction w/ the Farmers Market. FREE. DiSanti Plaza. 8/28, 12pm. 993-1504

Village of Ardsley presents Summer Concerts in the Park: Ardsley’s Billy Watson and Raising Kane. Come and enjoy live music. FREE. Ashford Park, Ardsley. 8/28, 7-9pm. 693-8012

Village of Port Chester presents Port Chester Day. Enjoy performances by A 2 Z, The Uncle Brothers, NA Ballada, JaBeans and the HoWahs and Reunion Band. FREE. Lyon Park, Port Chester. 8/28, 12-9pm. 939-5200

8/29 SUNDAYJazz Forum Arts presents Charlie Parker 90th Birthday Salute! Featured artists include Alexander McCabe, Andrew Beals, John Hart, Ugonna Okegwo, and Steve Johns. FREE. Beczak Environmental Education Center, Yonkers. 8/29, 2-4pm. 631-1000

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Poets Recognized Town of Greenburgh Names Feeley as Poet Laureate

Alice V. Feeley of Dobbs Ferry has been named as the Poet Laureate of the Town of Greenburgh. As the town’s second Poet Laureate, she will serve a two-year term of service. Feeley was selected by the Greenburgh Arts & Culture Committee for her body of work, and her contributions to the community and the field of poetry. Poet Laureate Feeley is a Sister of the Divine Compassion.

Ron Egatz Publishes ‘Beneath Stars Long Extinct”

Ron Egatz, a winner of the Glimmer Train Poetry Award, has just released “Beneath Stars Long Extinct,” a collection of poems published by Red Hen Press, one of the top literary non-profit publishers in the United States. A poet widely published in literary reviews and anthologies, Egatz also runs Chamber Press Inc., which has recently relocated to Peekskill.

Nathaniel “Papahawk” Goldberg Publishes “Musings of a Madman”

Poet Nathaniel Papahawk Goldberg recently published Musings of a Madman, his new poetry anthology released through Xlibris. Musings of a Madman is a compilation of poetry stretching from Goldberg’s meager existence in New York’s East Village with Allen Ginsberg and other such poets, to Paris and environs, and finally Colombia. The anthology also chronicles a life in Westchester as a jazz musician and poet. “It is an exposé of the very guts of the creative mind with its madness, its hunger, its suffering, culminating in a crescendo within existence where the end does justify the means,” shares Goldberg.

Visual Artists HonoredJo-Ann Brody Named “Teaching Artist of the Year”

Peekskill-based sculptor Jo-Ann Brody was recently named Teaching Artist of the Year by Young Audiences of New York for her work helping students explore sculpture and other materials.

As a sculptor, she works with clay and cement (two media of the earth). Images of women are a recurring theme in her work. Her numerous exhibitions have included one-person shows at Maxwell Fine Arts in Peekskill and Ceres Gallery of New York City. Recently she spent two months in Nishijin (Kyoto) Japan as part of an artist exchange.

Mary Ann Lomonaco Receives Award of Merit

Larchmont-based sculptor Mary Ann Lomonaco was recently selected as an Award of Merit winner at Images 2010, the annual fine art and craft exhibition sponsored by the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts with the Cooperation of The Pennsylvania State University. Her fiber piece, Mop with Feather Front, earned her the honor. Her winning piece was chosen out of the 69 works in the Images exhibition created by 52 artists.

Artist Residencies for Special Needs StudentsAt the Music Conservatory of Westchester and Steffi Nossen School of DanceThis spring, the Music Conservatory of Westchester and the Steffi Nossen School of Dance teamed up to offer Life Skills Classes for 28 students with special needs at New Rochelle High School. Phyllis Bethel of the Music Conservatory of Westchester’s Music Therapy Institute conducted songs and guided the students through the musical component of the residency, while Christian Claessens of the Steffi Nossen School of Dance worked with the students on movement and choreography. The White Plains-based school offers Moving Wheels and Heels programs throughout the year for the disabled.

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things to see and doMohegan Colony Storytelling Festival, August 14

Documentary Series Spotlights Musicians

For the 10th Annual Mohegan Colony Storytelling and Music Festival, audiences will gather ‘round Saturday, August 14, 2010, for an entire day of storytelling and musical entertainment.

The festival is supported by an Arts Alive Grant from ArtsWestchester. These grants are funded by the Decentralization Program of the New York State Council on the Arts.

This year’s festival kicks off at 12:30pm with a parade, and runs until 10:30pm. The evening’s final performances will feature a selection of ghost stories (from the creepy to the humorous).

Storyteller, producer, and teacher Judith Heineman pioneered the event ten years ago when the Mohegan community struggled with the decision of fixing or tearing down the local schoolhouse and pavilion. To save the structure, Heineman set

out to create an event that would spotlight the historic venue that, once upon a time, featured the likes of Pete Seeger, Paul Robeson, Theodore Bikel, Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee. “I have to give Judith the credit,” says Ellen Monten, co-producer of the festival whose jazz band “Nostalgia” showcased the very first year and will return this anniversary for a reprise. “It is her desire and energy that keeps the festival going.”

The event will feature storytellers and musicians with national and international reputations. Featured performers include The Oracle Award-winning storytelling tandem The Storycrafters, Peninnah Schram, Michael Parent, Carol Birch, Karen Chace, and Joy Kelly, among others.

The festival boasts a wonderful range of performances, including everything from Gina Bergamini mesmerizing audiences with her traditional belly

dancing - to Jonathan Kruk returning in costume to share his beloved Hudson Valley tales.

For more information about the Mohegan Colony Storytelling and Music Festival, workshop registration, or to volunteer, visit www.storycircleatproctors.org.

By Kira Rice

The Jacob Burns Film Center (JBFC) presents “Sounds of Summer,” a new music documentary series that is sure to indulge music junkies of all genres. From July 1st through August 5th, film goers can expect a multitude of screenings featuring some of the most iconic names in the music industry. “Sounds of Summer” will include documentaries on the Talking Heads, The Doors, The Beatles, pianist Glenn Gould, as well as more recent groups such as The White Stripes.

The “new” in the series’ title refers to the fact that, of the sixteen films that will be shown during the series, thirteen were made in the last three years.

The "Sounds of Summer" opens on Thursday, July 1st with Eric Darmon’s new film “Steve Reich: Phase to Face,” showcasing Steve Reich, who many consider to be America’s greatest living composer. Reich will be present for a pre-screening Q&A with John Schaefer, WNYC’s producer and host of radio show “New Sounds.”

“Music films have always played well at the Jacob Burns Film Center,” says Adam Leon, Special Events Programmer and one of the creators of “Sounds of Summer.” Leon is especially looking forward to sharing two of his favorites with JBFC audiences. These include “Miroir Noir,” an artistic documentary that captures the essence of the band Arcade Fire, and “Wetlands Preserved: The Story of an Activist Nightclub,” which

tells a nostalgic tale of a neo-hippie rock club featuring concerts and interviews with Dave Mathews and Phish.

Be sure to arrive early to catch some of the most innovative and artistically strong music videos of the last 10 years screening before each film. “The music videos are a nice little addition to the series,” Leon explains. “It puts audiences in the mood for what they are about to see.”

The musically adventurous will also enjoy taking in the off-beat ukulele strains that make up the soundtrack of “Mighty Uke," as well discovering lesser-known Jamaican musicians in “Rise Up.” Adam Leon declares “Rise Up” a must-see of the festival as it was one of the initial films to spark the creation of the entire “Sounds of Summer” series.

Dedicated to presenting the highest caliber of independent, documentary, and world cinema to the community, the Jacob Burns Film Center expects nothing less of its documentary presentations. “This is meant to be a fun series,” says Leon. “We hope that audiences have a great summer and rock out.”

For directions, ticket information, and the calendar for the entire “Sounds of Summer” series visit www.burnsfilmcenter.org or call 914-773-7663.

By Kira Rice

Bell'ItaliaIf your budget won’t allow for a trip to Italy

this summer, local parks will be offering a way

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your own backyard. Traditional Italian music,

dancing, crafts and food will be celebrated

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Sunday, July 11Say “Buon Giorno!” At the Italian Heritage FestivalEnjoy the culture, music and food of Italy at the Italian Heritage Celebration on Sunday, July 11, from noon to 7pm, at the Kensico Dam Plaza in Valhalla.

Comedian Marc Anthony Pezzano will host the great entertainment, which will be headlined by the Prima Vera Italian/American Band, tenor Christopher Macchio and Angelo Coppola on organetto.

There will be an assortment of vendors with a variety of arts and crafts, jewelry and ceramics. Food vendors will offer delicious Italian dishes. Westchester Community College Professor Carlo Sclafani will have Italian cultural history exhibits on display and there will be rides and games for kids.

The event will be held rain or shine. Bring blankets or chairs for informal seating on the lawn. The Kensico Dam Plaza is located at the northern end of the Bronx River Parkway in Valhalla.

The Italian Heritage Celebration is sponsored by Westchester County Parks, the Antonio Meucci Lodge #213 (Order Sons of Italy) and the Westchester Italian Cultural Center.

And Don’t Miss These Celebrations of Traditional Italian Music

Thursday, July 1, 7pm The Harrison Recreation Department will present an evening of Italian Favorite Songs featuring the group “N.Y. Music.” The concert will be held at Riis Park (across from the Municipal Building).

Wednesday, August 18, 7-8:30pm The Village of Port Chester will present “I’LiGuri,” an evening of Italian Music and Dance featuring the Group Nino and Pino. The concert is part of the Village’s “Dancing Under the Stars” series and will be held at the Downtown Marina by the Waterfront.


7/01 THURSDAYFILM: Jacob Burns Film Center pres-ents Steve Reich, Phase to Face. Eric Darmon’s wonderful new film on composer Steve Reich. 7/01, 7:30pm. 773-7663 or www.burnsfilmcenter.org

MUSIC: Tarrytown Music Hall presents Blue Oyster Cult. Known for their song “(Don’t Fear) The Reaper,” this classic American rock band has sold over 14 million albums worldwide. 7/01, 8pm. 631-3390 or www.tarrytownmusichall.org

7/02 FRIDAYMUSIC: Caramoor Center for Music &

the Arts presents 2 Foot Yard (Extreme

Chamber Music Series). This ensemble combines pop and chamber music to create a unique and refreshing sound. 7/02, 8pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org

MUSIC: Paramount Center for the Art presents Mary Chapin Carpenter. This renowned singer-songwriter is known for her top singles “Passionate Kisses” and “He Thinks He’ll Keep Her”. 7/02, 8pm. 739-2333 or www.paramountcenter.org

7/03 SATURDAYFILM: Jacob Burns Film Center presents Movies for Kids at Noon: A Night at the

Opera. With 15 people crammed into a

tiny stateroom and other outrageous Marx Brothers moments, this movie guarantees a great time. 7/03-7/11, 12pm. 773-7663 or www.burnsfilmcenter.org

MUSIC: Caramoor Center for Music &

the Arts presents American Roots: New

Shoots Festival. Enjoy bluegrass and tradi-tional music by The Punch Brothers, Crooked Still and more. 7/03, 4-10pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org

MUSIC: New Rochelle Public

Library presents Westchester

Chamber Symphony Day Concert For

Independence Day, American composers Victor Herbert, Leroy Anderson and George Gershwin. 7/03, 5pm. 632-8254 or www.nrpl.org

7/06 TUESDAYDANCE: Steffi Nossen School presents Children’s Ballet Classes. Children will learn movement and technique to stories and classical music. 7/06-8/06. 328-1900 or www.steffinossen.org

DANCE: Steffi Nossen School presents Day of Dance Immersion. All-day work-shop focuses on a particular dance tech-nique: Modern, Ballet, Jazz/Theater Dance, Hip-Hop, World Dance. 7/06-7/09, 10am-4pm. 328-1900 or www.steffinossen.org

MUSIC: Westchester Choral Society

presents 33rd Season of Summer Sings Bach: Mass in B minor. Conductor: Mark Bailey. 7/06, also 7/13 & 7/20, 7:30pm. 761-3900 or www.westchesterchoralsociety.org

MUSIC, DANCE: New Rochelle Public

Library presents Brazilian Capoeira

Performance. International Music and Dance performances series. 7/06, 7pm. 632-8254 or www.nrpl.org

THEATER: Fort Hill Players presents Free

Summer Theater in the Parks: Lou Del

Bianco, singer/storyteller, will perform in White Plains parks. 7/06-7/15, 7pm. 946-5143 or www.forthillplayers.com

WORKSHOP: Larchmont-Mamaroneck

Community Television presents LMC-TV

Teen Summer Film & News Workshops. Filmaking and Broadcast news workshops. 7/06-8/20, 10am-3pm. 381-2002 or www.lmc-tv.org

7/07 WEDNESDAYTHEATER: New Rochelle Public Library presents Kids Matinee - Laine Barton and

Circus Antics. Watch circus performer Laine Barton's full bag of tricks. 7/07, 1pm. 632-8254 or www.nrpl.org

7/08 THURSDAYLECTURE: Katonah Museum of Art pres-ents Utopia/Dystopia: The Politics of Art

in Cuba. Join a discussion with Dr. Damien Fernandez on Cuban politics, art and society. 7/8, 7:30pm. 232-9555 or www.katonahmu-seum.org


the Arts presents Anthony McGill avec

ses amis. An evening of French Clarinet Music with Principal Clarinetist of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. 7/8, 7:30pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org

MUSIC: School of the Arts at Purchase

College presents Summer Piano 2010. Pete Malinverni kicks off the series with an evening of Jazz and Conversation. 7/8, 7:30pm. 251-6000 or www.purchase.edu

WORKSHOP: Hudson Valley Writers’

Center presents HVWC Open House. Meet & greet instructors and learn about the new workshop offerings for fall. 7/8, 7:30-9pm. 332-5953 or www.writerscenter.org


the Arts presents ETHEL. This inventive

string quartet features violinists Cornelius Dufallo and Mary Rowell, violist Ralph Farris and cellist Dorothy Lawson. 7/09, 8pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org

7/10 SATURDAYFUNDRAISER: Katonah Museum of Art presents Second Saturday. An informa-tive evening of food, music and more, where attendees can ask Marcy B. Freedman all their art-related questions. 7/10, 7-9pm. 232-9555 or www.katonahmuseum.org


the Arts presents Norma, by Vincenzo

Bellini (Performance 1). This opera favor-ite is performed by Soprano Angela Meade and Keri Alkema, accompanied by the Orchestra of St. Luke’s. 7/10, 8pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org

MUSIC: Tarrytown Music Hall presents Old Crow Medicine Show. The band plays their own brand of American roots music with a rock and roll attitude. 7/10, 8pm. 631-3390 or www.tarrytownmusichall.org

7/11 SUNDAYFILM: Tarrytown Music Hall presents Lawrence of Arabia. Epic rumination on a flamboyant and controversial British military figure. 7/11, 6pm. 631-3390 or www.tarry-townmusichall.org


the Arts presents Midori in Recital. Night of classical music performed by master musi-cian Midori and pianist Ozgur Aydin. 7/11, 4:30pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org

7/12 MONDAYDANCE: Steffi Nossen School presents SummerDance Intensives. Modern, Ballet, Jazz, Pilates, Yoga and more. 7/12-7/23, 10am-4pm. 328-1900 or www.stef-finossen.org

FILM: New Rochelle Public Library pres-ents Disney Hit Parade: Treasure Island. This tale of buccaneers and buried gold is brought vividly to life in Disney’s very first all live-action feature film. 7/12, 6pm. 632-8254 or www.nrpl.org

WORKSHOP: Center for the Arts, WCC presents Patina Workshop. Learn how to create patina art. 7/12, 9:30am-3:30pm. 606-7500 or www.sunywcc.edu/arts

7/13 TUESDAYMUSIC: School of the Arts at Purchase

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College presents Summer Piano 2010. This concert will include works by Bach, Beethoven, Schubert, and Brahms. 7/13, 7:30pm. 251-6000 or www.purchase.edu

MUSIC, DANCE: New Rochelle Public

Library presents Irish Music and Dance. Greg Ryan performs Irish music and Katie Ryan kicks with a dazzling display of reels, slip-jigs and the hornpipe. 7/13, 7pm. 632-8254 or www.nrpl.org

WORKSHOP: Katonah Museum of Art presents Tuesdays for Tots. Toddler work-shop which explores Cuban art with hands-on projects. 7/13-8/10, 1-2pm. 232-9555 or www.katonahmuseum.org

7/14 WEDNESDAYWORKSHOP: Center for the Arts, WCC presents Paint Your Own Pottery. Create your own ceramic work of art in an open stu-dio session. 7/14, 3:30-5:30pm or 6:30-9pm. 606-7500 or www.sunywcc.edu/arts

7/15 THURSDAYFILM: Jacob Burns Film Center presents A Trip Through Strawberry Fields: A

Multimedia Lecture of Rare Audio and

Video. Beatles expert Scott Freiman reveals the revolutionary techniques used during the production of their masterpieces. 7/15, 7:30 pm. 773-7663 or www.burnsfilmcenter.org

LECTURE: Katonah Museum of Art pres-ents CrossTalk. This popular and unique series features two experts speaking on

unrelated topics, which leads to unexpected insights and connections. 7/15, 6:30-8pm. 232-9555 or www.katonahmu-seum.org

MUSIC: Caramoor Center

for Music & the Arts pres-ents Chopin Bel Canto:

Vassily Primakov, piano. This program celebrates the composer’s 200th birthday with the vocal music he loved and the compositions he cre-ated. 7/15, 7:30pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org

MUSIC: New Rochelle BID presents Music on the Green:

Brother Joscephus and the

Love Revival Orchestra. The 12-piece orchestra blends New Orleans party music, soul, and secular gospel. 7/15, 6:30-8pm. 632-8254 or www.

newrochelledowntown.com

MUSIC: Tarrytown Music Hall presents Amos Lee. Amos delivers uplifting folk-soul music. 7/15, 8pm. 631-3390 or www.tarry-townmusichall.org

SPOKEN WORD: Hudson Valley Writers’

Center presents Readers’ Series: Fawzia

Afzal-Khan & Herbert Hadad. This Twilight Series reading will feature memoir-ists reading from their recent works. 7/15, 7:30pm. 332-5953 or www.writerscenter.org

WORKSHOP: ArtsWestchester presents Fine Tune Your Skills: Grant Writing. Learn to write an effective grant proposal. Hosted by Blue Door Gallery, 7/15, 5pm. 375-5100 or www.bluedoorgallery.org

WORKSHOP: Katonah Museum of Art presents Art Adventures. Students will create original works of art at this workshop. Thursdays through August. 7/15, 10am-2pm. 232-9555 or www.katonahmuseum.org


the Arts presents Norma, by Vincenzo

Bellini (Performance 2). This opera favor-ite is performed by Soprano Angela Meade and Keri Alkema, accompanied by the Orchestra of St. Luke’s. 7/16, 8pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org

MUSIC: Tarrytown Music Hall presents Renaissance/The Steve Hackett Trio. Renaissance is a leading progressive rock band of the 70s. 7/16, 8pm. 631-3390 or www.tarrytownmusichall.org

MUSIC: ArtsWestchester presents White

Plains Clean and Green 2010. The city’s second annual awareness event features live music, eco-friendly vendor displays and more in downtown White Plains. 7/17, 11am-3pm. 428-4220 or www.artswestchester.org


the Arts presents Family Concert: Sandra

Wong and The New Trad Trio. Traditional music from around the world played on 12 instruments for kids. 7/17, 1pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org

MUSIC: Caramoor Center for Music

& the Arts presents Schumann the

Romantic: Vladimir Feltsman; Orchestra

of St. Luke’s; Robert Spano. Celebrate the 200th anniversaries of both Chopin’s and Schumann’s births. 7/17, 8pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org

THEATER: Center for the Arts, WCC presents Fantasmagique. An evening of magic, comedy and audience participation perfect for your entire family. 7/17, 8pm. 606-7500 or www.sunywcc.edu

7/18 SUNDAYMUSIC: Caramoor Center for Music &

the Arts presents Schumann and Chopin

at 200. A tribute concert celebrating the 200th anniversaries of these great com-posers. 7/18, 4:30pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org

7/19 MONDAY FILM: New Rochelle Public Library pres-ents Disney Hit Parade: 20,000 Leagues

Under The Sea. Kirk Douglas, Paul Lukas and Peter Lorre star as shipwreck survivors taken captive by the mysterious Captain Nemo. 7/19, 6pm. 632-8254 or www.nrpl.org

MUSIC: New Rochelle Public Library presents Aszmara and Music of Turkey,

Armenia, Egypt. The renowned dancer and belly dance instructor Aszmara performs to the folkloric sounds of Arabia and the Middle East. 7/20, 7pm. 632-8254 or www.nrpl.org

MUSIC: School of the Arts at Purchase

College presents Summer Piano 2010. Selections from Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess, Schumann, Ravel, Strauss, and others. 7/20, 7:30pm. 251-6000 or www.purchase.edu

MUSIC: New Rochelle Public Library presents Sailing Songs from Around the

World by City Winds Trio. Take a musical adventure across the seas. 7/21, 1pm. 632-8254 or www.nrpl.org

7/22 THURSDAYMUSIC: Caramoor Center for Music

& the Arts presents Jupiter String

Quartet with Jon Nakamatsu. Music by Caramoor’s '05-06 Ernst Stiefel String Quartet-in-Residence and pianist Nakamatsu. 7/22, 7:30pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org

MUSIC: Tarrytown Music Hall presents Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes. This lively R&B band has produced hits such as “I don’t want to go home” and “The Fever.” 7/22, 8pm. 631-3390 or www.tarry-townmusichall.org

WORKSHOP: ArtsWestchester presents Fine Tune Your Skills, Grant Writing. Learn to write an effective grant proposal. Hosted by Croton-Cortlandt Center for The Arts. 7/22, 6pm. 739-4320 or www.cccarts.org

7/23 FRIDAYFILM: Jacob Burns Film Center presents The Kids Are All Right. This sexy comedy overflows with warmth, wit, and intelligent conversation. 7/23-29. 773-7663 or www.burnsfilmcenter.org


the Arts presents Caramoor Virtuosi I. Classical music performed by pianist Jeewon Park, violinist Arnaud Sussmann and more. 7/23, 8pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org

MUSIC: Tarrytown Music Hall presents John Tesh, whose career has assumed many roles: singer-composer; musical direc-tor; and entrepreneur. 7/23, 8pm. 631-3390 or www.tarrytownmusichall.org


the Arts presents Opera: Maria di Rohan,

by Gaetano Donizetti. The Orchestra of St. Luke’s performs Donizetti’s most modern opera with soprano Takesha Kizart. 7/24, 8pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org

7/24 SATURDAYMUSIC: Summit Music Festival presents Summer Concert Series. The 20th season of this music festival that features students and faculty members, as well as acclaimed guest artists. 7/24-8/14. 747-2020 or www.summitmusicfestival.org

Amos Lee at Tarrytown Music Hall. 7/15



MUSIC: Caramoor Center for Music

& the Arts presents Caramoor Virtuosi

II. An afternoon of classical music with Violinists Jesse Mills and Yura Lee and more. 7/25, 4:30pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org


Center presents Music and Spoken Word. Words and music will merge with Bach’s Suites for Unaccompanied Cello, performed by cellist Robert Kogan. 7/25, 4:30pm. 332-5953 or www.writerscenter.org

DANCE: Steffi Nossen School presents Day of Dance Immersions. All-day work-shop focused on one particular dance tech-nique: Modern, Ballet, Jazz/Theater Dance, Hip-Hop, World Dance. 7/26- 7/30, 10am-4pm. 328-1900 or www.steffinossen.org

FILM: New Rochelle Public Library pres-ents Disney Hit Parade - Pollyanna. Story of an orphan who brings sunshine into the lives of everyone she meets in this tapestry of small-town Americana. 7/26, 6pm. 632-8254 or www.nrpl.org

DANCE: New Rochelle Public Library presents Japanese Folk Dancing

Performance. Traditional dances will be performed by members of the Japanese Folk Dance Institute of New York. 7/27, 7pm. 632-8254 or www.nrpl.org

WORKSHOP: Katonah Museum of Art presents The KMA Book Club. The first book, for this just-launced club, will be Rachel Kushner’s “Telex from Cuba.” 7/27, 7pm. 232-9555 or www.katonahmuseum.org

FILM: New Rochelle Public Library presents Make a Splash! Film - Ice Age. Heading south to avoid a bad case of global

frostbite, a group of creatures embark on a quest to reunite a human baby with its tribe. 7/28, 2pm. 632-8254 or www.nrpl.org


the Arts presents Leipzig String Quartet. This group originally formed two decades ago and has become one of Europe’s most versatile string quartets. 7/29, 7:30pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org


the Arts presents Christopher O’Riley’s

Out Of My Hands. A leading pianist of his generation, he will perform pieces from his latest project. 7/30, 8pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org

7/31 SATURDAYFILM: Jacob Burns Film Center presents Movies for Kids: Snoopy Come Home. This charming and unusually touching Peanuts movie is a must for fans of all ages. 7/31, 12pm. 773-7663 or www.burnsfilmcen-ter.org


the Arts presents Dr. John and the Lower

9-11. An evening of New Orleans-style R&B, blues and rock music. 7/31, 8pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org

WORKSHOP: Pelham Art Center presents Project Peace Flag: Voicing Our Visions. Learn the ancient art of hand-felting wool with Westchester Fiber Artist Jeannie Thomma. 7/31, 1:30-3:30pm. 738-2525 or www.pelhamartcenter.org

8/01 SUNDAYMUSIC: Tarrytown Music Hall presents John Prine. This acclaimed singer/songwrit-

er has been entertaining crowds with music since 1971. 8/01, 8pm. 631-3390 or www.tarrytownmusichall.org

8/02 MONDAYFILM: New Rochelle Public Library presents Disney Hit Parade - The Love

Bug. It’s Herbie who’ll steal your heart in this wildly fun rollercoaster ride of a movie you’ll never forget! 8/02, 6pm. 632-8254 or www.nrpl.org

8/03 TUESDAYMUSIC: New Rochelle Public Library presents Homegrown String Band. Inspired by the rural string bands of the early 20th century, this family band plays blues, bluegrass, country, and folk. 8/03-8/10, 7pm. 632-8254 or www.nrpl.org

8/05 THURSDAYMUSIC: Caramoor Center for Music &

the Arts presents Jasper String Quartet,

2009-10 Ernst Stiefel String Quartet-in-

Residence. Check out this renowned string quartet on the last day of its residency. 8/05, 7:30pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org


Center presents A Reading by “Young

Audience Authors” featuring writers Nora Baskin, Elizabeth Sachs and Maya Gold. Q&A to follow reading. 8/05, 7:30pm. 332-5953 or www.writerscenter.org

8/06 FRIDAYFILM: Jacob Burns Film Center presents The Big Score: The Greatest Heist Films. The stylish films from around the world deliver the cinematic thrill of seeing an intri-cately planned scheme take place. 8/6-09/2. 773-7663 or www.burnsfilmcenter.org


the Arts presents Caramoor Jazz Festival. Pianist Mulgrew Miller will kick off this three-day music festival music from around the world: North Indian tabla, Brazilian samba, Second Line Pauce, Chuchito Valdes Big Band and more. 8/06-08, 8pm. 232-1252 or www.caramoor.org

8/08 SUNDAYMUSIC, DANCE: Katonah Museum of Art presents Cuba Family Day. An afternoon of Cuban fun. Learn Salsa dancing, enjoy arts & crafts and more! 8/08, 12-4pm. 232-9555 or www.katonahmuseum.org

8/10 TUESDAY

DANCE: New Rochelle Public Library presents Bokandeye African Dance and

Drums. The Bokandeye Troupe will play African dance to djembe drumming. 8/10, 7pm. 632-8254 or www.nrpl.org

8/12 THURSDAYWORKSHOP: ArtsWestchester presents Fine Tune Your Skills. Learn to write an effective grant proposal. Hosted by the Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow Arts Council. 8/12, 3pm. 631-7734 or www.warnerlibrary.org

8/14 SATURDAYFUNDRAISER: Katonah Museum of Art presents Second Saturday. An evening of cocktails, live music and art. 8/14, 7-9pm. 232-9555 or www.katonahmuseum.org

8/19 THURSDAYWORKSHOP: ArtsWestchester presents Fine Tune Your Skills. Learn to write an effective grant proposal. Hosted by the New Rochelle Council for the Arts at New Rochelle Library. 8/19, 3pm. 632-7878 or www.nrpl.org

8/20 FRIDAYSPOKEN WORD: Hudson Valley Writers’

Center presents Open Mike Night with

Jazz. Readers of all genres are welcome to an “open mike” night accompanied by the improvisations of live jazz musicians. 8/20, 8pm. 332-5953 or www.writerscenter.org

8/22 SUNDAYSPOKEN WORD: Hudson Valley Writers’

Center presents Black Nature—Four

Centuries of African American Nature

Poetry. HVWC and Slapering Hol Press present a very special reading from the anthology Black Nature. 8/22, 4:30pm. 332-5953 or www.writerscenter.org

DANCE: New Tang Dynasty Television presents Shen Yun Performing Arts

Showcase. Bringing to the stage all the wonder and majesty of 5,000 years of Chinese culture. Performing Arts Center at Purchase College. 8/22 & 9/12, 7pm. 251-6200 or www.artscenter.org

8/29 SUNDAYSPOKEN WORD: Hudson Valley Writers’

Center presents Independent Press

Celebration. Meet members of Inkwell, Toadlily Press, the Westchester Review, and Slapering Hol Press. 8/29, 4:30pm. 332-5953 or www.writerscenter.org

Summit Music Festival 7/24-8/14



spring photo albumArtsBash WeekendArtsWestchester held its annual ArtsBash

party on Friday, May 14th. More than 10

local restaurants graciously donated ap-

petizers for ArtsBash’s 400 guests. The

party served as a preview for abstrACTION,

ArtsWestchester’s summer exhibition, on

view through August 14. The exhibition

features the work of 15 artists who live or

work in Westchester and who use unique

processes to create abstract works. As

in previous years, a highlight of ArtsBash

weekend was the Open Studios event,

where the Arts Exchange’s resident artists

opened their studios for public tours.

Photos by Barry Mason

ArtsBash Chairs Andrew Benerofe, Chair-man of Benerofe Properties, and his wife ArtsWestchester Trustee Froma Benerofe

abstrACTION artist Henry Mandell of Mamaroneck puts the finishing touches on his piece “Maelstrom (Charybdis)”

“Year in Review” ArtsWestchester's Board Meeting held at 800 Westchester Ave in Rye Brook. Among other topics, the Board discussed the impact of the stagnant economy and the resulting funding reductions on Westchester’s arts community.

County Legislator John Nonna, Lynda Shenkman Curtis of Pleasantville, and County Legislator Thomas Abinanti

White Plains Resident Salina Le Bris, NYS Sena-tor Andrea Stewart Cousins, and ArtsWestchester Executive Director Janet T. Langsam

Janet T. Langsam, Executive Director of ArtsWestchester with ArtsWestchester Trustee Carol Schmidt, Houlihan Lawrence Realty, Armonk

abstrACTION curator Dara Myers Kingsley with her husband Evan Kingsley

ArtsBash weekend featured Open Studios where Arts Exchange resident artist Patricia Spergel welcomes visitors to her studio

19th Annual Golf Tournament Thanks to hard work by golf co-chairs, Armando Rodriguez (center) of A&A Maintenance, Ken Theobalds (right) of Entergy, and partnership with Mt. Vernon Chamber of Commerce President Frank Fraley (left), ArtsWestchester had another successful tournament on Monday, June 21st at Siwanoy Country Club.

Arts Exchange Resident Artist Rima Grad with her daughter Emily Selinger

ArtsBash Cuisine Chair Anthony Goncalves, Head Chef and Proprietor of "42" the restaurant


www.artswestchester.orgexhibitionsArtsWestchester presents abstrACTION. A multimedia exhibition that reveals a new approach to how artists create abstract work. 5/15-8/14, 12-5pm, Tue-Sat. 428-4220 or www.artswestchester.org

Center for the Arts, WCC presents Encaustics: Wax and Image, a survey of regional

artists working in encaustic. An exhibition of local artists who use encaustic (wax-based paint) as a medium. 6/01-7/30, 10am-8:30pm, Mon-Thu; 9:30am-11:30am, Fri. 606-7500 or www.sunywcc.edu/arts

Center for the Digital Arts presents Peekskill Open Studios Exhibition 2010. Close to 30 professional Peekskill artists will be displaying their works of art at this event. 6/05-7/30, 9am-9pm, Mon-Thu; 9am-3:30pm, Fri-Sat. 606-7300 or www.sunywcc.edu/peekskill

Clay Art Center 937-2047 or www.clayartcenter.org. 10am-4pm.Hayne Bayless: Squaring the Circle. This solo exhibition features utilitarian pottery. 6/05-7/03. Jonathan McMillan: Convergence. Currently, Jon makes functional pottery and sculp-tural objects, and exhibits both bodies of work nationally. Reception: 7/10 6-8pm. 7/08-8/14.

Friends of New Rochelle Public Library presents Face 2 Face Exhibit. Digital photo-graphs of paired portraits of well-known and not-so-well known individuals. 7/08-8/17, 9am-8pm, Mon/Tue/Thu; 10am-6pm, Wed; 9am-5pm Sat; 1-5pm, Sun. 632-8254 or www.nrpl.org

Greenburgh Arts and Culture Committee presents Beautiful, Also, Are the Souls of

My People. A photography exhibition by Nikki Williams which highlights African-American heritage in America at Greenburgh Town Hall 5/16-7/07, 9am-5pm, Mon-Fri. 682-1574 or www.greenburghny.com/

Greenburgh Public Library presents James Von Carter Art Exhibit. The art of James Von Carter, a self-taught artist, has an unencumbered approach in the expressing of his visions, values and views of life. 6/21-7/31, 10am-5:30pm, Mon-Sat. 721-8200 or

Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art 788-0100 or www.hvcca.com. 12-6pm, Sat & Sun.

Double Dutch. This exhibition celebrates the Quadricentennial of the Dutch discovery and settlement of the Hudson River. 4/21-7/26. Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art presents In.flec.tion. 13 artists gather who meet monthly to critique each other’s work in an open, fair and incisive environment. 4/21-7/26, 12-6pm.

Katonah Museum of Art 232-9555 or www.katonahmuseum.org. 10am-5pm, Tue-Sat; 12-5pm, Sun.

Charles Johnstone: Havana. 18 photographs taken by the artist during his 2006 visit to the beautiful nation of Cuba. 6/27-9/19. Cuba Avant-Garde: Contemporary Cuban Art from the Farber Collection. Mixed media pieces: drawings, prints and photographs, by 42 Cuban-born artists. 6/27-9/19Edel Rodriguez. Colorful illustrations that celebrate the culture of Cuba. 6/27-9/19Matthew Geller: Woozy Blossom (Platanus nebulosus). A twenty-foot leafless tree with many brass nozzles attached that continously produce a spray of fog. The sculpture is sensitive to the slightest change in wind, temperature and humidity. 6/01-10/31.

Mamaroneck Artists’ Guild 834-1117 or www.mamaroneckartistsguild.org. 12-5pm.Summer in Westchester II. The exhibit features the work of all MAG members working in a variety of media. 8/04-08/21.Thinking Big. This Fine Arts exhibit which provides a chance to allow Artists to display just how their Art work has grown. Reception: 7/1, 5-7pm. 6/29-7/10.

Museum of Arts and Culture presents Harlem? Harlem! The exhibit features a colorful mix of costumes, posters, programs, intimate photographs and video recordings. 6/21-10/03, 9am-3pm. 576-6518 or www.dbmac.org

Neuberger Museum of Art presents Living with Art: Collecting Contemporary in Metro

New York. This exhibition will feature more than seventy works of art from six recognized metro-New York private collections. 5/01-8/14, 12-5pm. 251-6100 or www.neuberger.org

OSilas Gallery at Concordia College presents The Hero Next Door: Local Stories of

Courage in Wartime. A collection of war stories from Westchester men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. 5/27-7/05, 10am-7:30pm, Thu; 10am-5pm, Fri; 2-5pm, Sat & Sun. 395-4520 or www.osilasgallery.org

Ossining Arts Council presents Art of Watercolor. An exhibition which explores the vibrant and complex style of watercolor art at The ArtBarn 6/12-7/10, 10am-6pm, Tue-Sat; Reception 6/12 2-5pm. 502-4157 or www.ossiningartscouncil.org

Paramount Center for the Arts presents In the Garden: Guardians/Watchers/Warders. This artist uses clay and cement in her artwork which revolves around the female spirit at Maxwell Fine Arts Gallery 6/05-10/17, 12-5pm. 737-8622 or www.maxwellfinearts.com

Pelham Art Center presents Faculty and Student Showcase. The Center’s faculty and students present works of various mediums and subject matter. Reception: 7/9 6:30pm-8:00pm. 7/09-8/15, 10-5pm, Tue-Fri;12-4pm, Sat. 738-2525 or www.pelhamartcenter.org

School of the Arts at Purchase College presents Down The Rabbit Hole. 50 sculptures and paintings that are a reaction the world’s most recent economic crisis. 4/13-8/31, 8am-2am, Mon-Thu; 8am-10pm, Fri; 11am-8pm, Sat; 12pm-2am, Sun. 251-6400 or www.purchase.edu

Westchester Library System presents Yonkers Arts Fest 2010. Works of art by 36 Yonkers artists at Yonkers Riverfront Library. Yonkers Riverfront Library 5/01-8/27, 9am-8pm, Mon/Wed/Thu; 10am-5pm, Fri; 9am-5pm, Tue/Sat. 337-1500 or www.ypl.org

White Plains Public Library Foundation 422-1480 or www.whiteplainslibrary.org. 10am-9pm, Mon & Wed; 10am-6pm Tue/Thu/Fri; 1-5pm, Sat.

Adult Alcove Exhibit: “Pictures from the Orchid Show”. A selection of photos taken at the New York Botanical Garden Annual Orchid Show by Andy King. 7/01-7/31. Jazz Studies. This photographic display by JoAnn Krivin, documents the professional jazz scene in the late 70s to late 90s. 6/30-9/30.

Armando MariñoThe Raft, 2000 Watercolor on paper 60 x 81 inches. Courtesy of The Farber Collection

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