Rye Arts Celebrates Its Family of Artists, Instructors
The Student & Instructor Art Show creates a platform for artists to showcase their finished work in a gallery setting.
Author Veera Hiranandani Speaks About Identity and Resilience in Her Latest Book
Hiranandani, known for her previous novel, “The Night Diary,” read from and reflected on her new work.
These Young Musicians Know How to Get to Carnegie Hall
They are among the world’s most talented young musicians, and they are coming to Carnegie Hall for World Orchestra Week.
Launching a ‘Summer Romance’ at The Wainwright House
Monaghan’s latest novel debuted on June 4.
High School Artists Shine
The students investigate traditional and non-traditional materials, take bigger risks and experiment more freely with different media as they build up their profiles.
Cyrille is Back (and Moving Out of Her Comfort Zone)
After a long Covid-induced hiatus, Cyrille Aimée, the dazzling French/Dominican, Grammy-nominated jazz vocalist, returned to Mamaroneck’s Emelin Theater on April 18 to whoops and shouts from a packed audience.
Greenhaven Artists Open Their Studios
In the middle of residential Greenhaven, visitors were treated recently to the creative inspiration of 19 artists, many local to our community.
The Joy of Hanging Out and Cooking
Candice Lombardi, Rye resident and producer of Food Network’s “The Kitchen,” says as delectable as the on-screen dishes are, they’re just one of many things on her mind once the cameras start to roll.
Rye Arts Center Exhibit Highlights the Healing Power of Making Art
In 2023, the Department of Homeland Security reported 2,610 arrests related to human trafficking across the U.S., leading to 519 convictions.
Selling Bowls to End Hunger
The Clay Art Center sold ceramic bowls made by more than 50 of its artists and students at Rye Presbyterial Church to raise money to fight hunger in our area.