Here are some shots of the Wildcliff Arts and Crafts Festival on the grounds of Wildcliff Manor in New Rochelle today (Saturday.) People came to enjoy music, browse crafts for purchase, and eat burgers and hot dogs among the sculptures on the grounds. Not to mention that view of Echo… Read More →
Browse arts and crafts, enjoy live music and take a yoga workshop on Saturday among the outdoor sculptures at Wildcliff Manor in New Rochelle, overlooking Long Island Sound. The organizer, Incoming Tide Entertainment promises “new exhibitors in ornaments, candles,
The Port Chester Council for the Arts has an assortment of theater productions coming up this summer, beginning with “Godspell” this Friday and Saturday in Lyon Park. Then, on the following weekend, is a youth/teen production of another musical, “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,” at Rye Country Day School…. Read More →
Middle-Eastern dance, children’s workshops and movie screenings and other events will be on tap at the New Rochelle Public Library to keep the young ones from getting bored during the summer. Among the highlights, Asmara, a dancer and local belly dance instructor will perform with a band playing Middle Eastern… Read More →
Port Chester and Rye residents might see some familiar faces on a couple of reality shows next week. On TLC’s “Cake Boss” Monday, Port Chester’s Lou Del Bianco (at right) will appear in a segment called “Presidents.” Lou, an actor and storyteller, is known for his Abe Lincoln act for… Read More →
Port Chester’s village board had a busy agenda last night starting with a discussion about how land would be rezoned under the proposed master plan. Some updates: • The board approved $23,000 in funding for the Port Chester – Rye Brook Public Library, on the condition that the library restore… Read More →
The Port Chester senior center is home to a starry stage this weekend for the play “Almost, Maine,” to be performed Friday and Saturday. The “mystical, magical romantic comedy” will help celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Port Chester Council for the Arts. Here’s a description: On a cold, clear,... Read More →
Westchester County’s own Lou Del Bianco, actor and storyteller, or, as he puts it, “storymaker,” will perform Thursday night at Jefferson Elementary School as part of the school’s month-long Spring Book Fair. The show begins at 7 p.m. Del Bianco, who lives in Port Chester, has been touring the Northeast… Read More →
Several local people who have worked hard to raise money for cancer support and research will be honored at the upcoming gala to benefit southern Westchester cancer patients and their families. The benefit, set for 6 p.m. April 19 at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx, is titled… Read More →
Johanna Loddo, who is from Rye, appeared in a second round of “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire” today and walked away with $63,500. Here’s a recap from the TV show’s publicist: Johanna made it all the way up to her ninth question on Friday’s show. She continued as a… Read More →
