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‘Wicked’ Takes Over Pleasantville

The Jacob Burns Film Center is defying gravity and taking the celebration to new heights with a full slate of themed events, screenings, and community collaborations.
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World-Class Chamber Music in Our Backyard

The renowned Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center is giving three concerts at the Purchase Performing Arts Center, a 15-minute drive from Rye.
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There’s Something for Everyone at the Emelin

If you’re an adult craving a sizzling cabaret night, a kid ready for a high-energy Saturday afternoon, you can find all of it — on the same weekend — at the Emelin Theatre.
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Chris Barron Gross, Spin Doctors Frontman, on His Childhood in Rye

In April The Spin Doctors released their first full album in a decade.
Orchestra Lumos
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Orchestra Lumos Enters a New Era

After years of leading major ensembles across the country Stern welcomed the chance to make music closer to home in Connecticut.
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When Science Meets Quilting

Forty-two textile works by artists from 11 countries around the world who reimagine planetary science dot the exhibit.
Action!: Tracy Morgan at Sportech filming an episode of his new show.
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Tracy Morgan Show Comes to Rye Brook

The show is slated to premiere on NBC in early 2026.
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From Brazil to NYC to the Rye Arts Center, ‘Tropical Surrealism’ is Gabriela Bornstein’s Connection to Her Country’s History

Now a Mamaroneck resident, Bornstein’s arrival in Westchester changed her artistic life and compelled her to turn inward.
Sid Simons
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In Mamaroneck, a New Music Festival Thrives

SteinyFest returns to Toyota City in Mamaroneck on Saturday, Oct. 4, with its biggest lineup yet and an expected crowd of nearly 1,000.
Beautifying Rye: Finch & Co. is one of many stores along Purchase Street displaying art as part of The Rye Art Center’s “Art for Purchase” exhibit. Photo Alison Rodilosso
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Art for Purchase: Exhibit Transforms Storefronts into Galleries

After months of planning, the event transformed storefronts into mini galleries, weaving local and regional artwork into the daily rhythm of downtown life.

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