Months before a devastating earthquake hit Morocco in September, local acupuncturist and herbalist Ron Hershey photographed the country’s dramatic landscapes and exotic, ancient walled cities. He caught the mystique of converging cultures with stunning clarity. “Morocco: Timeless Journey,” a show
Read MoreIf you’re looking for a bit of a different experience at the theater, Arc Stages in Pleasantville has a wild and fun production for you to see. For the next two weekends starting Friday evening, it will present six performances
Read MoreRonni Diamondstein had long envisioned herself authoring a children’s book. After all, she spent most of her career as a school librarian and teacher, the last 20 years with the White Plains School District. What makes Diamondstein’s Nov. 7 debut
Read MoreBy Mark Jeffers Peter Noone is a multitalented entertainer who has been delighting audiences nearly all his life. Universally regarded as one of rock ‘n roll’s finest and most versatile entertainers, his distinctive voice and live performances are the stuff
Read MoreWhen Irene Amato set out to write her memoirs about her successful business career and motivational philosophies, she reached out to her longtime friend Robert Schork, whose ideas and creative energy provided a synergistic and productive collaboration. Schork unexpectedly died
Read MoreKids love to move their bodies to all sorts of music, whether they do the shimmy or shake, a twirl or pirouette. A youngster’s infectious enthusiasm for dance is captured in a new book, “Dance for Joy,” by local author
Read MoreHarold Pinter is one of Trent Dawson’s favorite playwrights, so it’s not surprising that as the artistic director of Katonah Classic Stage, he would bring three of the Tony Award winner’s plays to local audiences. Over the next four weeks
Read MoreThe Armonk Outdoor Art Show has always been about high-quality art throughout its history. That remains true today, but organizers have been hard at work to make sure that the nationally acclaimed show appeals to hardcore connoisseurs looking to bolster
Read MoreThe fanciful world of children’s literature comes alive at the Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival (CCBF) on Saturday, Sept. 30, at the Chappaqua Train Station. In its 10th year, the festival is highly anticipated by children, parents, teachers and librarians throughout
Read MoreThis summer’s 17th annual Pleasantville Music Festival was, for most attendees, a success despite stifling humidity and rain delays. Many stayed to hear the final notes reverberating from the stage at Parkway Field. Bruce Figler, the festival’s executive director, noted
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