While the Final Four action on the big screens last Saturday was electrifying, the scene at the Rye YMCA’s March Madness fundraising bash can best be described as gratifying.
Butterfly Bush, Spirea, and Caryopteris require a serious pruning early every spring.
The arts can be a bit of serendipity, as recently noted at the recent opening of “Cameragenic,” a photography show at Serendipity Labs in Rye through May 27.
Sometimes life’s defining moments inspire art. Last Sunday afternoon, in the Rye Arts Center performing arts room, an overflow crowd watched the debut stage reading of the original play, “Letting Carl Go,” by Rye resident and writer Karen Pennar.
A strong sailing team is not what Rye High School is known for, but that might change in the near future. With a growing roster of more than 30 committed students and a chance at a national ranking, RHS sailors are moving to popularize and perhaps dominate the sport.
As spring temperatures soared to 70 degrees Wednesday, Rye Country Day’s sailing team ventured out toward Long Island Sound.
