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SUMMARY:Hispanic Dance & Music – Family Friendly Free Show
DESCRIPTION:Bethany Arts Community is proud to announce the first of many Hispanic Dance and Music programs we’ll be bringing to the region. Join us for a family friendly presentation of rhythm and culture featuring two diverse groups of artists. This event brings you innovative Flamenco dance led by the award-winning Rebeca Tomás and modern Colombian music by world-renowned Folklore Urbano. These artists have performed in venues around the world and are excited to be sharing their talents with their Hudson Valley neighbors. The energy they bring to our performance space will get your hands clapping and your feet stomping\, and make it hard to stay in your seats! \nWe are also delighted to announce that\, soon after these artists are done entertaining you\, they’ll be sharing their skills with our youngest neighbors. Both groups will be teaching Bethany’s first children’s programs offered to students of the Ossining School District. This is just the start of Bethany’s Hispanic Dance & Music program. Look out for more performances and classes in the future! \nCumbia for Kids\nArts Education with Rebeca Tomas & Palo Seco
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/hispanic-music-dance-family-friendly-free-show/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Bronze Metal Clay Jewelry for Beginners with Instructor Barbara Kirby
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER NOW\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBronze Metal Clay Jewelry for Beginners with Instructor Barbara Kirby\nClasses start Oct 1st 7–9pm (eight consecutive Tuesday evenings)\nDuring the (8)  two-hour classes\, participants will learn the process of making jewelry using Metal Clay. Students need no previous knowledge or experience and will have lots of fun creating stunning pieces. Metal Clay is a crafting medium consisting of very small particles of metal mixed with an organic binder and water for use in making jewelry.  It’s easy to use\, fun and non-toxic and is safely worked with one’s hands. The clay is pliable\, providing great ease in designing\, molding\, stamping and carving. Once the clay has been dried\, it is then fired in a kiln.  During the firing process the organic binder burns away leaving the pure sintered metal.  \nAll materials are included. ($340 per participant)\nClass size is limited \nClass Dates (7-9pm):\nTuesday\, Oct 1\nTuesday\, Oct 8\nTuesday\, Oct 15\nTuesday\, Oct 22\nTuesday\, Oct 29\nTuesday\, Nov 5\nTuesday\, Nov 12\nTuesday\, Nov 19 \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout the Instructor\nBarbara Kirby graduated from Webster University with a BFA and has studied at the Boca Museum of Art School\, the Westchester Arts Workshop\, the Castle Hill Art School in North Truro\, MA\, the Metalwerx School for Jewelry and Metal Arts in Boston and most recently studied with master metal clay jewelry artist Terry Kovalcik. Barbara maintains her studio in Ossining\, NY. She has a 15-year background in metalsmithing and metal clay jewelry and has led workshops and taught classes in multiple locations throughout the Northeast and Florida. Her jewelry has been sold at local venues and on Etsy.com. \nwww.barbiekirby.com\nIG: barbiekirbyjewelry\nFacebook: barbiekirbyjewelry\nbarbie10562@gmail.com
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/bronzemetalclay/2019-11-19/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ichabod (An Immersive Theatrical Experience) with River's Edge Theatre Co.
DESCRIPTION:Buy Tickets & Learn More Here! \nIchabod (An Immersive Theatrical Experience)\nby Meghan Covington\nDirected by Jessica Irons \nYou are invited to go back in time to the 1950s\, to the night of our high school Harvest Hop. There you can drink the punch\, dance\, and enjoy\, but please do not disturb lingering spirits who roam the halls. Follow some familiar characters (Ichabod\, Katrina\, and Brom) into the dark corners of the school to witness secret encounters and haunting surprises. We can only hope no one will lose their head. \n*Please be advised: \n– Ichabod is immersive in nature\, therefore guests may not always be seated during the show. Please wear comfortable shoes for standing and walking.\n– The show is meant for mature audiences only. There are depictions of violence and sexual aggressive behavior\, as well as gruesome imagery that may not be appropriate for younger audiences. \nDates & Times: October 20-22 and 27-29\, 2023\, All shows 7:30pm\nTicket Prices: $30 (+fees) general admission\, $25 (+fees) seniors/students\n*10% of ticket sales go to the Be a Friend Project. \nThe Be A Friend Project is a nationwide organization supporting student “Upstanders” working to save the lives of their bullied peers and build kinder communities. \nThis project was made possible by with funds from the Statewide Community Regrants Program\, a regnant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and administered by ArtsWestchester.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/ichabod/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Program,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:"Kinetic Grace" Work-In-Progress Showing with Ryan McNamara
DESCRIPTION:Title: “Kinetic Grace” Work-In-Progress Showing\nDate & Time: Saturday\, October 28\, 2023 2-3PM\n\n\nPlease join us as we walk you through the creation process of our piece “Kinetic Grace.” \nThis piece came out of asking ourselves\, “After all these years\, what do we want out of performance?” Somehow the answer to that question involves making a musical about a cult who believes that dance will lead us to transcendence. \n\nThis is our first residency of actually constructing “Kinetic Grace\,” so we are as excited as you are to see what we have come up with.This event is a BAC Community Program. As part of a residency at BAC\, we ask each artist to build and facilitate a Community Program. Community Programs are a unique opportunity for both artists-in-residence and our local community to gather\, engage\, and be in conversation with one another through art. Community Programs are free engagements open to the public and/or in collaboration with a local community partner.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/kineticgrace/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Cassatt Quartet Concert
DESCRIPTION:Title: Cassatt Quartet Concert\nDate & Time: Saturday\, November 11\, 2023 5 – 6PM \nOn Saturday\, November 11\, 2023 at 5 pm the award-winning Cassatt String Quartet returns to Bethany Arts Community in Ossining\, NY. The quartet includes longtime Ossining resident\, violinist Jennifer Leshnower. \nThe Cassatt String Quartet has performed all over the world since 1985. Their concert program includes a towering masterpiece by Beethoven\, alongside great works of our time by living American composers\, two of which feature trombonist Haim Avitsur. \nFor nearly 40 years\, the Cassatt String Quartet has performed at venues including Carnegie Hall\, Lincoln Center\, Kennedy Center\, Tanglewood\, and Beijing’s Central Conservatory. \nProgram\nJoan Tower: Trombone QuintetVictoria Bond: Blue & Green Music (Written for the Cassatt String Quartet)Adolphus Hailstork: Monuments for trombone and string quartetLudwig van Beethoven: String Quartet Op. 18\, # 1 in F Major \nAbout Cassatt String Quartet\nHailed for its “mighty rapport and relentless commitment\,” the New York City-based Cassatt String Quartet has performed throughout the world for nearly four decades\, with appearances at Alice Tully Hall and Weill Recital Hall; Tanglewood Music Center; the Kennedy Center; Théâtre des Champs-Élysées; Centro National de las Artes; Maeda Hall; and Beijing’s Central Conservatory. \nHighlights of the Cassatt Quartet’s upcoming season include major performances\, premieres\, and recordings of works by Tania León\, Chen Yi\, Mary Kouyoumdjian\, Adolphus Hailstork\, Joan Tower\, Zhou Long\, Shirish Korde\, Anthony Paul De Ritis\, Allen Shawn\, and Daniel S. Godfrey; collaborations with Ursula Oppens\, David Jackson\, Dominique Eade\, Eliot Fisk\, Doris Stevenson\, Magdalena Baczewska\, Haim Avitsur\, and Kyo-Shin-An Arts; hometown concerts in the New York area\, including performances at Cutting Edge Concerts at Symphony Space\, Bethany Arts in Ossining\, and Bargemusic in Brooklyn; and appearances at Treetops Chamber Music Society\, Maverick Concerts\, and Music Mountain. The CSQ’s 2023-2024 teaching schedule includes masterclasses and residencies at Texas Tech University\, University of Texas Permian Basin\, College of the Holy Cross\, and Columbia University’s Music Department and Office of the Core Curriculum. \nThe Quartet’s prolific discography – featured three times in Alex Ross’s “10 Best Classical Recordings” column in The New Yorker – includes over forty recordings\, for the Koch\, Naxos\, New World\, Point\, CRI\, Tzadik\, and Albany labels. The CSQ’s playing has been featured on NPR’s “Performance Today\,” WGBH Boston\, WQXR and WNYC of New York\, Canada’s CBC Radio\, and Radio France. \nThe Cassatts are devoted to nurturing young musicians\, and have given classes at Columbia\, Cornell\, Princeton\, and Syracuse Universities; the University of Pennsylvania and Bard Conservatory; the American Academy in Rome and the Toho School in Tokyo; and the Bowdoin International Music Festival. The CSQ is in residence annually at the Seal Bay Festival of American Chamber Music in Vinalhaven\, Maine; and at Cassatt in the Basin!\, an educational residency in West Texas. \nNamed for the great Impressionist painter Mary Cassatt\, the quartet consists of violinists Muneko Otani and Jennifer Leshnower; violist Rosemary Nelis; and cellist Gwen Krosnick. \nTo learn more about Cassatt String Quartet visit their website at cassattquartet.com \nHaim Avitsur is an esteemed trombonist of Israeli-American origin\, whose musical journey has been marked by a relentless pursuit of excellence and innovation. From a young age\, Avitsur’s fascination with the trombone led him to embark on a path of musical exploration\, mastering the instrument with remarkable skill and virtuosity. His performances are imbued with a rare combination of technical prowess and deep emotional expression\, captivating audiences around the globe. With a diverse repertoire encompassing classical\, contemporary\, and world music influences\, Avitsur has carved a niche for himself in modern classical music. His half dozen solo CDs stand as a testament to his artistic vision\, showcasing his unique interpretations\, and are now available on all primary streaming services\, making his captivating music accessible to music enthusiasts worldwide. \nPhoto Credit: Dario Acosta
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/cassatt2/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Be Bop Bleep with ArtinaBoxCo.
DESCRIPTION:Title: Be Bop Bleep with ArtinaBoxCo.\nDate & Time: Friday\, December 1\, 2023 7-8:30PM\nFee: $20.00/per person \nJoin ArtinaBoxCo. for experimental fun inspired by artist\, dancer\, & creative Awilda Sterling on Friday\, December 1\, 2023 from 7-8:30PM! \nTry blindfolded painting to music with us as a part of your monthly Ossining Community Crawl! Let the good tunes inspire you while you create art… blindfolded. \nLight Refreshments Provided & BYOB
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/bebopbleep/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Classes,Program,Visual Art
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SUMMARY:Hudson Holes: A Community Mini Golf Project Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join Max Lazarowitz in building and devising Hudson Holes: A Community Mini Golf Project! There will be two workshops with two\, 2-hour time slots. Feel free to join us for one or both of them! \nRSVP Encouraged\, Walk-ins Welcome!  \nMy name is Max Lazarowitz and I am in 9th grade at Ossining High School. I have lived in this town my entire life and I am committed to helping the Ossining community through creative projects. During the pandemic\, I proposed to the town to build a mini golf course to spread awareness about climate change. Not only is mini golf one of my favorite activities\, but it is fun and affordable for people of all ages. \nAfter submitting a letter and drawings to the town\, I was asked to participate in the Ossining Earth Day Festival and worked with a carpenter to build 2 prototype holes. The interest was overwhelming and after having it there twice (2022 and 2023)\, Bethany Arts Community (BAC) and our Town Supervisor and Mayor reached out to me to discuss next steps. This led to a connection with an organization called Submerse NY whose mission is to fund three local art projects that focus on the rising concern of flooding in the Hudson Valley. \nAfter a few meetings with everyone and sharing my plans and vision for this course\, I was the recipient of a grant from Submerse to make this happen. I am so excited for this opportunity!  \nEach hole will be designed around the topic of climate change and the impact of increased flooding on our area. While I am bringing this project to Ossining\, I am hoping that everyone in our community and schools (kids and adults) will help me create it! My goal is to use as many repurposed and recycled materials as possible and will be asking for specific donations and contributions. I will also be leading workshops through Bethany Arts Community so people of all ages can join me in building this mini golf course for Ossining. \nPlease sign-up for a workshop! I will be holding them on Saturday 12/2 and 12/9 from 1-3PM and 3-5PM at BAC.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/hudsonholes1202/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Yoga & Sound Healing Trilogy with Jennifer Marvin & Meg C. Pressman - December 5
DESCRIPTION:Register Here!\nJoin Jennifer Marvin and Meg Pressman for a Unique Trilogy of Yoga and Sound Healing! \nDates + Times: 3 Sessions\, Tuesdays\, December 5\, 12\, 19\, 2023 7-8:30PM\nCost: $50.00 per session / $150.00 for 3 (See 3-Class Pack)\n*Please bring your own yoga mat and any yoga props you may find helpful!* \nJennifer’s yoga offerings are designed to bring you into your body in ways that allow for healing in all areas of life. We are both so excited! We might burst. Meg’s sound healings are designed to bring you to a greater sense of self-awareness and peace. Through inspired Forrest Yoga\, the rain stick\, and crystal singing bowls\, you are in for quite a treat. \nA trilogy of intentions that build on one another… 1. Nourish the Heart 2. Get beneath the mental clutter 3. Connect with Spirit \nQuartz Crystal Sound Healing led by Meg Pressman\nEight Quartz Crystal Bowls\, tuned to the key of C\, and the frequency of 432hz\, creates sound waves that produce deep calm and comforting effects that synchronize our cellular structure. These sound waves travel through structures\, and space\, including our bodies\, bones and muscles\, and continue on throughout the entire universe restoring peace and balance within.\n*This session will also include other instruments: chimes\, rain drum\, tuning forks and various instruments. Please bring a notebook to record your insights and sensations after the session. \nAbout Jennifer\nThe joy of learning to listen to the body is one that is not to be missed.” This is at the core of Jennifer Marvin’s being and what she teaches her many clients through the lens of Inspired Forrest Yoga. Jenn is an RYT200 with two Trauma-Informed Yoga Certificates and is certified through Forrest Yoga’s 70-hour Advanced Teacher Training. She holds over 400 hours (and counting) of recognized expertise. Jenn’s approach is therapeutic\, helping clients find relief from physical injuries\, gain flexibility\, increase strength\, improve range of motion\, reduce stress or anxiety\, learn to breathe better\, and connect with spirit. She helps those with addictive tendencies through decades of work in recovery communities. Classes\, 1:1 private sessions\, and workshops are approached with curiosity\, wonder\, awe\, and fun providing students with a safe\, sacred space. Yoga’s healings continue to bring Jenn to a deeper and more profound relationship with the body. Helping others find deep connections with themselves in new and exciting ways\, continues to inspire her work. \nAbout Meg\nMeg Pressman is a lifelong student\, teacher\, and practitioner of diverse healing arts\, she had had the blessing and good fortune to offer her services throughout the Hudson River Valley for the past twenty-six years. Meg has been a healing arts professional since 1993. She graduated from The Swedish Institute of Massage Therapy in New York City in 1997. In addition to practicing in Ossining\, Meg’s therapeutic outreach includes The Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital (Pediatric Hematology and Oncology)\, and 16 years with Phelps Memorial Hospital\, Palliative Care and Hospice 2002-2018. \nFind Jennifer & Meg on Social Media!\nInstagram: @jennifermarvinyoga.com @megspeaceportal\nFacebook: @jennifermarvinyoga.com @megspeaceportal\nWebsites: www.jennifermarvinyoga.com  www.megspeaceportal.com
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SUMMARY:Yoga & Sound Healing Trilogy with Jennifer Marvin & Meg C. Pressman: 3-Class Pack
DESCRIPTION:Register Here!\nJoin Jennifer Marvin and Meg Pressman for a Unique Trilogy of Yoga and Sound Healing! \nDates + Times: 3 Sessions\, Tuesdays\, December 5\, 12\, 19\, 2023 7-8:30PM\nCost: $150.00\n*Please bring your own yoga mat and any yoga props you may find helpful!* \nJennifer’s yoga offerings are designed to bring you into your body in ways that allow for healing in all areas of life. We are both so excited! We might burst. Meg’s sound healings are designed to bring you to a greater sense of self-awareness and peace. Through inspired Forrest Yoga\, the rain stick\, and crystal singing bowls\, you are in for quite a treat. \nA trilogy of intentions that build on one another… 1. Nourish the Heart 2. Get beneath the mental clutter 3. Connect with Spirit \nQuartz Crystal Sound Healing led by Meg Pressman\nEight Quartz Crystal Bowls\, tuned to the key of C\, and the frequency of 432hz\, creates sound waves that produce deep calm and comforting effects that synchronize our cellular structure. These sound waves travel through structures\, and space\, including our bodies\, bones and muscles\, and continue on throughout the entire universe restoring peace and balance within.\n*This session will also include other instruments: chimes\, rain drum\, tuning forks and various instruments. Please bring a notebook to record your insights and sensations after the session. \nAbout Jennifer\nThe joy of learning to listen to the body is one that is not to be missed.” This is at the core of Jennifer Marvin’s being and what she teaches her many clients through the lens of Inspired Forrest Yoga. Jenn is an RYT200 with two Trauma-Informed Yoga Certificates and is certified through Forrest Yoga’s 70-hour Advanced Teacher Training. She holds over 400 hours (and counting) of recognized expertise. Jenn’s approach is therapeutic\, helping clients find relief from physical injuries\, gain flexibility\, increase strength\, improve range of motion\, reduce stress or anxiety\, learn to breathe better\, and connect with spirit. She helps those with addictive tendencies through decades of work in recovery communities. Classes\, 1:1 private sessions\, and workshops are approached with curiosity\, wonder\, awe\, and fun providing students with a safe\, sacred space. Yoga’s healings continue to bring Jenn to a deeper and more profound relationship with the body. Helping others find deep connections with themselves in new and exciting ways\, continues to inspire her work. \nAbout Meg\nMeg Pressman is a lifelong student\, teacher\, and practitioner of diverse healing arts\, she had had the blessing and good fortune to offer her services throughout the Hudson River Valley for the past twenty-six years. Meg has been a healing arts professional since 1993. She graduated from The Swedish Institute of Massage Therapy in New York City in 1997. In addition to practicing in Ossining\, Meg’s therapeutic outreach includes The Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital (Pediatric Hematology and Oncology)\, and 16 years with Phelps Memorial Hospital\, Palliative Care and Hospice 2002-2018. \nFind Jennifer & Meg on Social Media!\nInstagram: @jennifermarvinyoga.com @megspeaceportal\nFacebook: @jennifermarvinyoga.com @megspeaceportal\nWebsites: www.jennifermarvinyoga.com  www.megspeaceportal.com
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/yogasoundhealing3class/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Classes,Music,Program
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SUMMARY:Mosaic Jewelry Workshop with Sue Coombs of Chicago Mosaic School
DESCRIPTION:SOLD OUT! \nMosaic Jewelry Workshop with Sue Coombs of Chicago Mosaic School\nInstructor: Sue Coombs\nDate & Time: Thursday\, December 7\, 2023 7-9PM\nFee: $110.00 \nThinking about that special handmade holiday gift? \nThis workshop is for you! \nMake a one-of-a-kind original piece of mosaic jewelry and learn some new skills in our fun 2-hour workshop. Students will design and complete two mosaic pendants from start to finish that expresses a personal\, one-of-a-kind style. A range of studio materials\, such as glass\, stone\, and millefiori are available for this workshop. Basic mosaic glass cutting techniques and ideal jewelry adhesives will be discussed for each of the two types of jewelry bases. \nAll materials are included. No prerequisite. \nInstructor Bio\nSue Coombs has been associated with the Chicago Mosaic School since 2006\, as a student as well as an educator. Sue’s interest in glass and mosaic art began in 1980 as a custom stained glass artist. Her mosaic work has been included in national and local exhibitions\, Ms. Coombs work has been featured in several international arts publications. Sue’s passion for leading students to find their own voice expressed in mosaic\, has enhanced her own work as an artist. While working with After School Matters\, Sue guided teens to design and fabricate several largescale mosaics in and around the Chicago area. \nLearn more about Chicago Mosaic School!
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/mosaicjewelrydec23-2/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chicago Mosaic School,Classes,Mosaic Workshop,Mosaics,Program,Visual Art,Workshop,Workshops
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231211
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SUMMARY:Pet Portraiture (Glass-on-Glass) with Sue Coombs of Chicago Mosaic School
DESCRIPTION:Register for Day Student!\nRegister for Room & Board Student! \nPet Portraiture (Glass-on-Glass) with Sue Coombs of Chicago Mosaic School\nInstructor: Sue Coombs\nDate & Time: Friday – Sunday\, December 8-10\, 2023 9AM-4PM\nFee for Day Student: $310.00\nFee for Room & Board Student: $510.00 \nImmortalize your furry\, feathered\, and scaled members of the family with an original mosaic portrait!  \nStudents will capture the personality and characteristics of their subjects as they learn how to translate a photo into a unique design for a Glass-on-Glass mosaic portrait. Students will need to supply a good photo (or several photos) of their pet subject for use in the class\, and will need prior approval from the instructor.   \nAll materials are included. No prerequisite.  \nInstructor Bio\nSue Coombs has been associated with the Chicago Mosaic School since 2006\, as a student as well as an educator. Sue’s interest in glass and mosaic art began in 1980 as a custom stained glass artist. Her mosaic work has been included in national and local exhibitions\, Ms. Coombs work has been featured in several international arts publications. Sue’s passion for leading students to find their own voice expressed in mosaic\, has enhanced her own work as an artist. While working with After School Matters\, Sue guided teens to design and fabricate several largescale mosaics in and around the Chicago area.  \nLearn more about Chicago Mosaic School!
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/petportraitureglass/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chicago Mosaic School,Classes,Mosaic Workshop,Mosaics,Program,Visual Art,Workshop,Workshops
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SUMMARY:Holiday Ornament Workshop with Brenda L. Montanile of Chicago Mosaic School
DESCRIPTION:SOLD OUT! \nHoliday Ornament Workshop with Brenda L. Montanile of Chicago Mosaic School\nInstructor: Brenda L. Montanile\nDate & Time: Saturday\, December 9\, 2023 9AM-12PM\nFee: $65.00 \nGet creative for the holidays in this fun three-hour mosaic holiday workshop! \nA wonderful way to spend some creative time with a friend or family member. \nYou will create TWO ceramic based ornaments to hang on your tree\, hang in a window or anywhere! \nWith the use of our great inventory of colored glass\, millefiori and other beautiful materials\, you will create a one-of-a-kind ornament; perfect gifting idea for anyone on your list! \nBasic mosaic techniques\, methods and applications will be covered. \nAll materials are included. No prerequisite. \nInstructor Bio\nBrenda L. Montanile is a mosaic artist and teacher residing in Puerto Rico\, where she founded a nonprofit organization which has been developing and creating community-based mosaic projects and educational workshops since 2011. As a student of The Chicago Mosaic School since 2012\, she has completed its full program of workshops. Brenda has participated in both juried and invitational shows in galleries in Puerto Rico\, the Gallery of Contemporary Mosaics in Chicago\, Bethany Arts Community in New York\, and Mosaic Arts International. \nLearn more about Chicago Mosaic School!
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/holidayornament1209/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chicago Mosaic School,Classes,Mosaic Workshop,Mosaics,Program,Visual Art,Workshop,Workshops
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SUMMARY:Yoga & Sound Healing Trilogy with Jennifer Marvin & Meg C. Pressman - December 12
DESCRIPTION:Register Here!\nJoin Jennifer Marvin and Meg Pressman for a Unique Trilogy of Yoga and Sound Healing! \nDates + Times: 3 Sessions\, Tuesdays\, December 5\, 12\, 19\, 2023 7-8:30PM\nCost: $50.00 per session / $150.00 for 3 (See 3-Class Pack)\n*Please bring your own yoga mat and any yoga props you may find helpful!* \nJennifer’s yoga offerings are designed to bring you into your body in ways that allow for healing in all areas of life. We are both so excited! We might burst. Meg’s sound healings are designed to bring you to a greater sense of self-awareness and peace. Through inspired Forrest Yoga\, the rain stick\, and crystal singing bowls\, you are in for quite a treat. \nA trilogy of intentions that build on one another… 1. Nourish the Heart 2. Get beneath the mental clutter 3. Connect with Spirit \nQuartz Crystal Sound Healing led by Meg Pressman\nEight Quartz Crystal Bowls\, tuned to the key of C\, and the frequency of 432hz\, creates sound waves that produce deep calm and comforting effects that synchronize our cellular structure. These sound waves travel through structures\, and space\, including our bodies\, bones and muscles\, and continue on throughout the entire universe restoring peace and balance within.\n*This session will also include other instruments: chimes\, rain drum\, tuning forks and various instruments. Please bring a notebook to record your insights and sensations after the session. \nAbout Jennifer\nThe joy of learning to listen to the body is one that is not to be missed.” This is at the core of Jennifer Marvin’s being and what she teaches her many clients through the lens of Inspired Forrest Yoga. Jenn is an RYT200 with two Trauma-Informed Yoga Certificates and is certified through Forrest Yoga’s 70-hour Advanced Teacher Training. She holds over 400 hours (and counting) of recognized expertise. Jenn’s approach is therapeutic\, helping clients find relief from physical injuries\, gain flexibility\, increase strength\, improve range of motion\, reduce stress or anxiety\, learn to breathe better\, and connect with spirit. She helps those with addictive tendencies through decades of work in recovery communities. Classes\, 1:1 private sessions\, and workshops are approached with curiosity\, wonder\, awe\, and fun providing students with a safe\, sacred space. Yoga’s healings continue to bring Jenn to a deeper and more profound relationship with the body. Helping others find deep connections with themselves in new and exciting ways\, continues to inspire her work. \nAbout Meg\nMeg Pressman is a lifelong student\, teacher\, and practitioner of diverse healing arts\, she had had the blessing and good fortune to offer her services throughout the Hudson River Valley for the past twenty-six years. Meg has been a healing arts professional since 1993. She graduated from The Swedish Institute of Massage Therapy in New York City in 1997. In addition to practicing in Ossining\, Meg’s therapeutic outreach includes The Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital (Pediatric Hematology and Oncology)\, and 16 years with Phelps Memorial Hospital\, Palliative Care and Hospice 2002-2018. \nFind Jennifer & Meg on Social Media!\nInstagram: @jennifermarvinyoga.com @megspeaceportal\nFacebook: @jennifermarvinyoga.com @megspeaceportal\nWebsites: www.jennifermarvinyoga.com  www.megspeaceportal.com
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/yogasoundhealing1212/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Classes,Music,Program
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20231219T203000
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SUMMARY:Yoga & Sound Healing Trilogy with Jennifer Marvin & Meg C. Pressman - December 19
DESCRIPTION:Register Here!\nJoin Jennifer Marvin and Meg Pressman for a Unique Trilogy of Yoga and Sound Healing! \nDates + Times: 3 Sessions\, Tuesdays\, December 5\, 12\, 19\, 2023 7-8:30PM\nCost: $50.00 per session / $150.00 for 3 (See 3-Class Pack)\n*Please bring your own yoga mat and any yoga props you may find helpful!* \nJennifer’s yoga offerings are designed to bring you into your body in ways that allow for healing in all areas of life. We are both so excited! We might burst. Meg’s sound healings are designed to bring you to a greater sense of self-awareness and peace. Through inspired Forrest Yoga\, the rain stick\, and crystal singing bowls\, you are in for quite a treat. \nA trilogy of intentions that build on one another… 1. Nourish the Heart 2. Get beneath the mental clutter 3. Connect with Spirit \nQuartz Crystal Sound Healing led by Meg Pressman\nEight Quartz Crystal Bowls\, tuned to the key of C\, and the frequency of 432hz\, creates sound waves that produce deep calm and comforting effects that synchronize our cellular structure. These sound waves travel through structures\, and space\, including our bodies\, bones and muscles\, and continue on throughout the entire universe restoring peace and balance within.\n*This session will also include other instruments: chimes\, rain drum\, tuning forks and various instruments. Please bring a notebook to record your insights and sensations after the session. \nAbout Jennifer\nThe joy of learning to listen to the body is one that is not to be missed.” This is at the core of Jennifer Marvin’s being and what she teaches her many clients through the lens of Inspired Forrest Yoga. Jenn is an RYT200 with two Trauma-Informed Yoga Certificates and is certified through Forrest Yoga’s 70-hour Advanced Teacher Training. She holds over 400 hours (and counting) of recognized expertise. Jenn’s approach is therapeutic\, helping clients find relief from physical injuries\, gain flexibility\, increase strength\, improve range of motion\, reduce stress or anxiety\, learn to breathe better\, and connect with spirit. She helps those with addictive tendencies through decades of work in recovery communities. Classes\, 1:1 private sessions\, and workshops are approached with curiosity\, wonder\, awe\, and fun providing students with a safe\, sacred space. Yoga’s healings continue to bring Jenn to a deeper and more profound relationship with the body. Helping others find deep connections with themselves in new and exciting ways\, continues to inspire her work. \nAbout Meg\nMeg Pressman is a lifelong student\, teacher\, and practitioner of diverse healing arts\, she had had the blessing and good fortune to offer her services throughout the Hudson River Valley for the past twenty-six years. Meg has been a healing arts professional since 1993. She graduated from The Swedish Institute of Massage Therapy in New York City in 1997. In addition to practicing in Ossining\, Meg’s therapeutic outreach includes The Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital (Pediatric Hematology and Oncology)\, and 16 years with Phelps Memorial Hospital\, Palliative Care and Hospice 2002-2018. \nFind Jennifer & Meg on Social Media!\nInstagram: @jennifermarvinyoga.com @megspeaceportal\nFacebook: @jennifermarvinyoga.com @megspeaceportal\nWebsites: www.jennifermarvinyoga.com  www.megspeaceportal.com
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/yogasoundhealing1219/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Classes,Music,Program
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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT - Open Rehearsal of 'Black Dancing Bodies: SpeakingMyMind' with the Ladies of Hip Hop
DESCRIPTION:SOLD OUT!\nJoin the Ladies of Hip-Hop for an Exclusive Open Rehearsal of ‘Black Dancing Bodies: SpeakingMyMind’\nDate & Time: Monday\, January 8\, 2024 6-7PM \nBe a part of an behind-the-scenes experience as the dynamic dance collective\, Ladies of Hip-Hop\, prepares for their at the highly-anticipated Works & Process at the Guggenheim world premiere of ‘Black Dancing Bodies: SpeakingMyMind’.  \n‘Black Dancing Bodies’ is a compelling and thought-provoking performance that explores the profound intersection of black culture\, identity\, and movement. By attending this rehearsal\, you will gain unique insight into the artistic process that fuels this groundbreaking work\, offering a glimpse into the dedication\, passion\, and talent that brings ‘Black Dancing Bodies’ to life. \nFollowing the rehearsal\, don’t miss the chance to engage with the artists themselves during an insightful and interactive artist talkback session. Hear directly from the choreographers\, dancers\, and creators as they share their inspirations\, challenges\, and the artistic vision behind ‘Black Dancing Bodies.’ This is your opportunity to ask questions\, delve into the creative process\, and deepen your connection with the performers. \nBlack Dancing Bodies Project: ‘SpeakMyMind’\nPart of an ongoing performance and documentary effort focused on Black women in street and club dance culture\, this session of The Black Dancing Bodies Project continues to explore the power of the “choreopoem\,” a word coined in 1975 by playwright and poet Ntozake Shange (for colored girls who åhave considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf). In SpeakMyMind each member of the collective responds to the question\, “If I could speak my mind\, what would I say?” In this world premiere\, experience new writings\, music\, and movement spanning dance styles from African to waacking\, vogue\, hip-hop\, and house\, all curated under the direction of Michele Byrd-McPhee. \n‘Black Dancing Bodies: SpeakingMyMind‘ was commissioned by Works & Process\, developed in Works & Process LaunchPAD residencies at Bethany Arts Community (2022\, 2023\, and 2024) and Catskill Mountain Foundation (2022)\, and Office Hours Residency at The Kennedy Center (2023). Iterative performances have taken place at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum\, Jacob’s Pillow\, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts\, the National Gallery of Art\, SummerStage\, Dancers Responding to AIDS Hudson Valley Dance Festival\, and New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.  \n‘Black Dancing Bodies: SpeakingMyMind’. is a 2023 New England Foundation for the Arts’s National Dance Project grantee\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and Mellon Foundation.  \nThe Black Dancing Bodies Project  work is made possible with the support of the NEFA National Dance Project Production Grant. \nWorks & Process Underground Uptown Dance Festival: Ladies of Hip-Hop: SpeakMyMind (premiere)\nSolomon R. Guggenheim Museum\nJanuary 13\, 2024 3–4 pm EST\nJanuary 13\, 2024 7–8 pm EST\nTICKETS TO THE PREMIERE:\nhttps://www.guggenheim.org/event/works-process-ladies-of-hip-hop-speakmymind  \nTHE DANCE COMPANY\nLadies of Hip-Hop Dance Collective (LDC)  is an all female intergenerational dance collective that creates dance works illuminating the strength\, power and diversity of  women in Hip-Hop.  Ever present in the work are the freestyle\, cipher\, and call-and-response origins of street and club dance culture\, all while exploring the space of proscenium performance.\n\nUnder the direction of founder Michele Byrd-Mcphee\, Ladies of Hip-Hop Dance Collective (LDC) interweaves the embodied experiences of women\, creating a communal fabric that paints a picture of a more global women experience. Through their work\, LOHH is reclaiming and transforming spaces\, not only in the realm of dance but also within the broader cultural landscape. LDC asks audiences to celebrate the strength\, resilience\, and creativity of women from all walks of life\, while sparking important conversations about gender equality and representation. \n*LDC creates works that celebrate and center feminist narratives examining the intersections of gender\, race\, and resistance. \nWebsite: www.ladiesofhiphop.com / Instagram/Twitter/Tiktok @ladiesofhiphop / Facebook:  www.facebook.com/ladiesofhiphop
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/lohhopenrehearsal/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Program,Dance,Performance,Program,Residencies,Works & Process LaunchPAD
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SUMMARY:Souper Supper 2024
DESCRIPTION:Souper Supper 2024 with Ossining Arts Council and Bethany Arts Community\nDate & Time: Saturday\, January 20\, 2024 6-8PM\nTickets: $40.00 \nThe Ossining Arts Council and Bethany Arts Community announce Souper Supper 2024\, to take place on Saturday\, January 20 from 6-8 PM at Bethany Arts Community. The Souper Supper is a community building event where participants may select a ceramic soup bowl made by local potters and share a warm meal of soup\, salad and bread with other art lovers while enjoying live music by Tom Heany with guest Nancy Carmichael. \nThis is OAC’s fourth Souper Supper event\, which was very popular when held at the Steamer Gallery before the pandemic. Tickets cost $40 and can be purchased on the Bethany website\, and beer/wine can be purchased at the event.  Proceeds from this event will support Bethany’s and OAC’s charitable arts activities. \nAbout Ossining Arts Council\nThe Ossining Arts Council promotes and showcases the talent of all artists\, whether professional or amateur\, to unite diverse talent and to demonstrate that art is an important\, vital and life-affirming force for good – both in the life of a community and in the life of each individual it touches. \nLearn more about the Ossining Arts Council here.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/soupersupper2024/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culinary Arts,Music,Ossining Arts Council,Pottery,Program
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SUMMARY:Black History & Culture: BLACK PRESENCE. PROFOUND INFLUENCE.
DESCRIPTION:Black History & Culture:\nBLACK PRESENCE. PROFOUND INFLUENCE.\nThe 4th installment of this award-winning exhibit will open on February 2\, 2024 (through March 8\, 2024). It will expand the historic storytelling out of the Ossining borders into the surrounding communities that have impacted the world. Each uniquely themed Exhibit Gallery will highlight a particular period in American History where the black presence made a profound impact on the community. The exhibition will utilize oral history accounts and genealogical research to unearth the histories of Black entrepreneurs and Black organizations from all facets of the community’s business and social life. Programming will include a theatre production\, talks\, and living museum actors with events in person\, online\, and traveling throughout the year with the History Walls.  \nThe exhibition will utilize oral history accounts and genealogical research to unearth the histories of the Black experience from all facets of life. A notable addition is an exhibit room dedicated to the history of the Rosenwald schools\, highlighting the partnership of Julius Rosenwald and Booker T. Washington\, who built schools and buildings that supported the education of Black people during the Jim Crow era. \nExhibit Dates: February 2 – March 8\, 2024\n“Night At The Museum” Opening Reception: February 2\, 2024 7-9PM \nGallery Hours:\nMonday-Friday: 10AM-4PM\nSaturdays\, February 3\, 10\, 17\, 24\, March 2: 10AM-4PM \nWalk & Talk Tours with Curator Joyce Sharrock-Cole – $25 Adult/$15 Student/Senior\nWednesday\, February 7\, 2024 at 6PM\nWednesday\, February 28\, 2024 at 6PM
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/bhcblackpresence/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Show,Black History Month,Exhibit,Photography,Program,Visual Art
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SUMMARY:"Night at The Museum" OPENING RECEPTION - Black History & Culture: BLACK PRESENCE. PROFOUND INFLUENCE.
DESCRIPTION:Black History & Culture:\nBLACK PRESENCE. PROFOUND INFLUENCE.\nThe 4th installment of this award-winning exhibit will open on February 2\, 2024 (through March 8\, 2024). It will expand the historic storytelling out of the Ossining borders into the surrounding communities that have impacted the world. Each uniquely themed Exhibit Gallery will highlight a particular period in American History where the black presence made a profound impact on the community. The exhibition will utilize oral history accounts and genealogical research to unearth the histories of Black entrepreneurs and Black organizations from all facets of the community’s business and social life. Programming will include a theatre production\, talks\, and living museum actors with events in person\, online\, and traveling throughout the year with the History Walls.  \nThe exhibition will utilize oral history accounts and genealogical research to unearth the histories of the Black experience from all facets of life. A notable addition is an exhibit room dedicated to the history of the Rosenwald schools\, highlighting the partnership of Julius Rosenwald and Booker T. Washington\, who built schools and buildings that supported the education of Black people during the Jim Crow era. \nExhibit Dates: February 2 – March 8\, 2024\n“Night At The Museum” Opening Reception: February 2\, 2024 7-9PM \nGallery Hours:\nMonday-Friday: 10AM-4PM\nSaturdays\, February 3\, 10\, 17\, 24\, March 2: 10AM-4PM \nWalk & Talk Tours with Curator Joyce Sharrock-Cole – $25 Adult/$15 Student/Senior\nWednesday\, February 7\, 2024 at 6PM\nWednesday\, February 28\, 2024 at 6PM
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/bhcblackpresenceopening/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Docent Training for Black History & Culture: BLACK PRESENCE. PROFOUND INFLUENCE.
DESCRIPTION:Title: Docent Training for Black History & Culture: BLACK PRESENCE. PROFOUND INFLUENCE.\nDate & Time: Saturday\, February 3\, 2024 12-2PM \nDocents are trained volunteer teachers who provide group-learning experiences in the form of museums tours. The program expands the students’ knowledge of art and history while strengthening communication\, critical thinking\, and leadership skills. \nThe program is designed to offer students/individuals an exciting and engaging experience that stimulates learning\, understanding\, and compassion for others lived experiences. This program supports Bethany’s mission to foster the intersection of ideas\, sharing\, connection\, and collaboration\, in an inclusive culture where people experience the power of art to improve lives and deepen their perceptions and perspectives of the world. \nIf you enjoy… \n\nTelling -and listening to- a good story.\nMeeting new people and interacting with diverse audiences.\nLearning about history and culture from different groups.\n\nIf you have… \n\nStrong interpersonal and communication skills.\nDesire to have stronger interpersonal and communication skills\n\nThis program is for you! \nDocent Duties and Responsibility \n\n A Docents main duty is to serve visitors to the exhibit.\n· Interpreting the museum’s collections for visitors through interactive programming. Communicating\ndirectly with visitors\, including the public\, students\, and special interest groups.\n Docents must work in concert with other staff and volunteers of the museum too.\n Facilitate interpretive programs as designed by the Curator in a manner consistent with program\ngoals and objectives.\n Regularly volunteer at the exhibit.\n Attend training sessions about facilitation and exhibit content.\n Maintain an attitude of flexibility and respect in all relationships with visitors\, peers\, and staff.\n\nInterested? Sign up for the February 3rd Docent Training session here!
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/docenttraining1/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Black History Month,Docent Training,Exhibit,Program
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SUMMARY:Docent Training for Black History & Culture: BLACK PRESENCE. PROFOUND INFLUENCE.
DESCRIPTION:Title: Docent Training for Black History & Culture: BLACK PRESENCE. PROFOUND INFLUENCE.\nDate & Time: Tuesday\, February 6\, 2024 6-8PM \nDocents are trained volunteer teachers who provide group-learning experiences in the form of museums tours. The program expands the students’ knowledge of art and history while strengthening communication\, critical thinking\, and leadership skills. \nThe program is designed to offer students/individuals an exciting and engaging experience that stimulates learning\, understanding\, and compassion for others lived experiences. This program supports Bethany’s mission to foster the intersection of ideas\, sharing\, connection\, and collaboration\, in an inclusive culture where people experience the power of art to improve lives and deepen their perceptions and perspectives of the world. \nIf you enjoy… \n\nTelling -and listening to- a good story.\nMeeting new people and interacting with diverse audiences.\nLearning about history and culture from different groups.\n\nIf you have… \n\nStrong interpersonal and communication skills.\nDesire to have stronger interpersonal and communication skills\n\nThis program is for you! \nDocent Duties and Responsibility \n\n A Docents main duty is to serve visitors to the exhibit.\n· Interpreting the museum’s collections for visitors through interactive programming. Communicating\ndirectly with visitors\, including the public\, students\, and special interest groups.\n Docents must work in concert with other staff and volunteers of the museum too.\n Facilitate interpretive programs as designed by the Curator in a manner consistent with program\ngoals and objectives.\n Regularly volunteer at the exhibit.\n Attend training sessions about facilitation and exhibit content.\n Maintain an attitude of flexibility and respect in all relationships with visitors\, peers\, and staff.\n\nInterested? Sign up for the February 6th Docent Training session here!
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/docenttraining2/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Black History Month,Docent Training,Exhibit,Program
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SUMMARY:Walk & Talk Tour with Curator Joyce Sharrock-Cole - Black History & Culture: BLACK PRESENCE. PROFOUND INFLUENCE.
DESCRIPTION:Title: Walk & Talk Tour with Curator Joyce Sharrock-Cole – Black History & Culture: BLACK PRESENCE. PROFOUND INFLUENCE.\nDate & Time: Wednesday\, February 7\, 2024 6PM\nFee: $25 Adult/$15 Student/Senior \nJoin Black History & Culture: BLACK PRESENCE. PROFOUND INFLUENCE. Curator Joyce Sharrock-Cole in a special walk & talk tour of the exhibit! \nBlack History & Culture:\nBLACK PRESENCE. PROFOUND INFLUENCE.\nThe 4th installment of this award-winning exhibit will open on February 2\, 2024 (through March 8\, 2024). It will expand the historic storytelling out of the Ossining borders into the surrounding communities that have impacted the world. Each uniquely themed Exhibit Gallery will highlight a particular period in American History where the black presence made a profound impact on the community. The exhibition will utilize oral history accounts and genealogical research to unearth the histories of Black entrepreneurs and Black organizations from all facets of the community’s business and social life. Programming will include a theatre production\, talks\, and living museum actors with events in person\, online\, and traveling throughout the year with the History Walls.  \nThe exhibition will utilize oral history accounts and genealogical research to unearth the histories of the Black experience from all facets of life. A notable addition is an exhibit room dedicated to the history of the Rosenwald schools\, highlighting the partnership of Julius Rosenwald and Booker T. Washington\, who built schools and buildings that supported the education of Black people during the Jim Crow era. \nLearn more about the exhibit here!
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/bhcwalk0207/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Show,BHM Tour,Exhibit,Program,Storytelling,Talk,Visual Art
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SUMMARY:COMMUNITY PROGRAM: Imagination\, Honoring History\, and Reclaiming our Stories - Marginalized Voices through American Cinema and History
DESCRIPTION:Title: Workshop: Imagination\, Honoring History\, and Reclaiming our Stories – Marginalized Voices through American Cinema and History\nDate & Time: Wednesday\, February 7\, 2024 7:30-8:30PM\nJoin Artist-in-Residence Kayla Farrish and the team behind “Put Away the Fire\, dear” for this FREE community program! \nWhat is it to hold our own lens to see ourselves\, our community\, and to see the efforts of our people? \nKayla Farrish with her collaborators in creative residency working on a new group piece Put Away the Fire\, dear combines dance-theater\, storytelling\, cinema’s inspiration\, and music. \nWe invite all interested\, and also in celebration with Black History Month to join us for a workshop where we will have conversations together\, write\, and witness excerpts of our new work. In this shared discussion\, I am inviting folks of various backgrounds and experiences to share the histories or lineages that need to be uncovered or seen more. To ask what draws us to narratives and cinemas\, and how we can see more of our own stories. And what present and future is possible when we can re-imagine or imagine spaces that can include or full selves? \nJoin us for a discussion\, community archiving in writing\, and some live-performance excerpts. \nAbout Put Away the Fire\, dear\nPiece Title: Put Away the Fire\, dear\nBy Choreographer: Kayla Farrish in collaboration with artists\nPerforming Artists: Jessica Alexander\, Christian Paris Blue\, Kayla Farrish\, Imani Guadin-County\, Kerime Konur\, and Christian Warner\nSet Design: Dyer Rhoads\nLive Music Composition: Alexander MacKinnon \nPut Away the Fire\, dear is a live dance-theater work mapping the journey of 6 BIPOC and marginalized characters taking the reins of their own narrative in an evening-length piece. As a Choreographer and Filmmaker\, I apply filmmaking techniques in narrative formation\, camera movement and editing to witness these characters in full humanity. Through Old Hollywood plot frameworks\, the live performance plays out along these arc structures as the characters disrupt their oppressive tropes of their designated scripts. Jumping through portals spanning reality and cinema\, Put Away the Fire\, dear\, uproots power and history across generations of the American landscape\, to rupture the leading socio-political narratives living in American Cinema of the 1930s-60s. Toni Morrison defines “The Master Narrative” as the lens of a dominant power and our consumption of inherited stories that depicts us all in archetypes of identity. Bursting tropes and filling missing storylines\, they endeavor to write new narratives of ranging humanity and power. In a 75-minute performance of moving stories\, the 6 characters traverse scenes and worlds through dance-theater\, ranging storytelling\, set design\, and a score of reclaimed exploited Black American music. \nAbout Kayla Farrish\nKayla Farrish is a Black American Director merging dance-theater\, filmmaking\, narrative\, and sound score. She captures ranging identity\, the mythical dualities of history and present survival\, and powerful dreaming lending to liberation.   \nHer commissions include Limon Dance Company\, Gibney\, Louis Armstrong House Museum\, Danspace\, Pepatian\, Little Island\, Harlem Stage\, Blacklight Summit and beyond. Some works formed: Black Bodies Sonata\, The New Frontier: My dear America\, Sunny Side/Inside the Laughing Barrel\, December 8th\, Martyr’s Fiction\, and others. She creates live works\, films\, site-specific/immersive\, and collaborations. She recently shared Choir (Carrie Mae Weems Exhibition)\, To Dream A Lifetime (BlackLight)\, Roster with Melanie Charles\, MIXTAPES with Alex MacKinnon and site-specific Broken Record (Little Island) with Brandon Coleman\, and Rinsing and Harbor films. Presenting spaces include Lincoln Center\, Park Avenue Armory\, Symphony Space\, and National Sawdust\, among receiving support from Watermill Center for the Arts\, Armstrong Now\, Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective\, Baryshnikov Arts Center\, La Mama Experimental Theater\, and others.  \nShe received the Sundance Uprise Grant for Emerging BIPOC Directors\, Bessie Awards for NYLA’s Motherboard Suite and December 8th-Gibney\, NY Times Top 2021 Dance Performances- Roster and Breakout Star. She is a recipient of the Harkness Promise Award for 2022. During 2022\, she was a Rehearsal Director for Punchdrunk Sleep No More\, and adjunct faculty for NYU Tisch Dance. During 2023\, she created new works for Arizona State University\, LINES dance Training Program\, University of Arizona. She has been commissioned to create a reimagined archival work for Limon Dance Company\, and to collaborate with musician Trixie Whitley\, for her new music tour. In her next company project\, Put Away the Fire\, dear\, she is touring a group narrative work of radical imagination and liberation\, supported by NEFA NDP Touring Dance Production Grant. She is also the 2023 recipient of Watermill Center Nina Von Maltzahn Fellowship and the Ellis Beauregard Foundation Contemporary Dance Award.\n \nCredits\nPut away the fire\, dear was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation; commissioned and created in part with the support of The Joyce Theater Foundation’s Creative Residencies Program made possible by lead funding from the Mellon Foundation; supported in part by the Foundation for Contemporary Arts’ Emergency Grant; residency support provided by NYU Tisch Department of Dance (2024); supported in part by The Watermill Center and the Nina Von Maltzahn Fellowship (2023); supported in part by Works & Process Showing at the Guggenheim Museum and LaunchPAD Residency at Bethany Arts Center (2024); supported in part by La Mama Experimental Theater- La Mama Moves Festival and Mertz-Gilmore Late Stage Grant (2023)\, Triskelion Theater (2022); and ODC Theater where it will premiere in March 2024. \nPhoto Credit: Kerime – Camera Eye by Steven Pisano\, 2023
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LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Open Mic @ Hudson Valley Books for Humanity
DESCRIPTION:Title: Open Mic\nDate & Time: Friday\, February 9\, 2024 7:30PM\nLocation: Hudson Valley Books for Humanity\, 67 Central Avenue\, Ossining\, NY 10562 \nJoin Hudson Valley Books for Humanity and Bethany Arts Community for our monthly Poetry/Spoken Word/Music Open Mic. Come on by to HV Books for Humanity this month – or any second Friday of the month – and share your latest poetry/spoken word/music projects with a supportive audience.   \nBring your talent\, your works in progress\, and your positive energy to our stage. This event is open to teens and adults near and far. No need to sign up in advance.   \nOpen Mics will take place the 2nd Friday of every month! \nAdmission is $5 at the door. Door revenue is shared among performers.  \nCo-hosted by Hudson Valley Books for Humanity\, a welcoming space to build community through books and art. \nFind Hudson Valley Books for Humanity on social media @hudsonvalleybooksforhumanity\, on their website hvbooksforhumanity.com\, or visit them at 67 Central Avenue\, Ossining\, NY 10562.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/openmichvfeb9/
LOCATION:HUDSON VALLEY BOOKS FOR HUMANITY\, 67 Central Ave\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music,Performance,Poetry,Program,Reading,Storytelling
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SUMMARY:Discovering the Frank Brothers: Freeborn Men of Color\, Soldiers of Independence with Dr. Shirley L. Green
DESCRIPTION:Discovering the Frank Brothers: Freeborn Men of Color\, Soldiers of Independence with Dr. Shirley L. Green\nLocation: Ossining Public Library (Budarz Theater)\, 53 Croton Ave\, Ossining\, NY 10562\nDate & Time: Thursday\, February 22\, 2024 6PM Reception 7PM Presentation\nPre-registration is preferred but walk-ins are welcome. Register Here. \nDr. Shirley L. Green will discuss the lives of William and Benjamin Frank\, two brothers who enlisted in Rhode Island Regiments during the American Revolutionary War in the spring of 1777.  The brothers’ experiences include two major battles and the tragic circumstances met by Rhode Island soldiers at Pines Bridge (Yorktown NY) in 1781.  Their military experiences also underscore the significant distinction between free blacks in military service and those who had been enslaved\, and how they responded in different ways to the harsh realities of war.  This free presentation is part of the Bethany Arts Community Exhibit “Black History and Culture:  Black Presence\, Profound Influence” and is sponsored by Revolutionary Westchester 250. \nShirley L. Green received her Ph.D. in history from Bowling Green State University after a twenty-six year career in law enforcement.  She is an adjunct professor of history at the University of Toledo and Bowling Green State University.  She is currently the Director of the Toledo Police Museum in Toledo\, Ohio.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/keynoterw250/
LOCATION:Ossining Public Library\, 53 Croton Avenue\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Black History Month,Program,Reading,Storytelling
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SUMMARY:Group Discussion with Author Dr. Shirley L. Green and Revolutionary Westchester 250
DESCRIPTION:Group Discussion with Author Dr. Shirley L. Green\nDate & Time: Friday\, February 23\, 2024 2PM \nJoin us for a group discussion with Dr. Shirley L. Green about her research and book Revolutionary Blacks: Discovering the Frank Brothers\, Freeborn Men of Color\, Soldiers of Independence. Her work highlights the history of the Rhode Island Regiment and is even more fascinating for her discovery that her own ancestors were part of this regiment. Refreshments will be available. Enjoy a special tour of the exhibit as well. \nThis program is presented in conjunction with Revolutionary Westchester 250 (RW250).
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/discussionrw250/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Black History Month,Program,Reading,Storytelling
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SUMMARY:Walk & Talk Tour with Curator Joyce Sharrock-Cole - Black History & Culture: BLACK PRESENCE. PROFOUND INFLUENCE.
DESCRIPTION:Title: Walk & Talk Tour with Curator Joyce Sharrock-Cole – Black History & Culture: BLACK PRESENCE. PROFOUND INFLUENCE.\nDate & Time: Wednesday\, February 28\, 2024 6PM\nFee: $25 Adult/$15 Student/Senior \nJoin Black History & Culture: BLACK PRESENCE. PROFOUND INFLUENCE. Curator Joyce Sharrock-Cole in a special walk & talk tour of the exhibit! \nBlack History & Culture:\nBLACK PRESENCE. PROFOUND INFLUENCE.\nThe 4th installment of this award-winning exhibit will open on February 2\, 2024 (through March 8\, 2024). It will expand the historic storytelling out of the Ossining borders into the surrounding communities that have impacted the world. Each uniquely themed Exhibit Gallery will highlight a particular period in American History where the black presence made a profound impact on the community. The exhibition will utilize oral history accounts and genealogical research to unearth the histories of Black entrepreneurs and Black organizations from all facets of the community’s business and social life. Programming will include a theatre production\, talks\, and living museum actors with events in person\, online\, and traveling throughout the year with the History Walls.  \nThe exhibition will utilize oral history accounts and genealogical research to unearth the histories of the Black experience from all facets of life. A notable addition is an exhibit room dedicated to the history of the Rosenwald schools\, highlighting the partnership of Julius Rosenwald and Booker T. Washington\, who built schools and buildings that supported the education of Black people during the Jim Crow era. \nLearn more about the exhibit here!
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/bhcwalk0228/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Open Mic @ Hudson Valley Books for Humanity
DESCRIPTION:Title: Open Mic\nDate & Time: Friday\, March 8\, 2024 7:30PM\nLocation: Hudson Valley Books for Humanity\, 67 Central Avenue\, Ossining\, NY 10562 \nJoin Hudson Valley Books for Humanity and Bethany Arts Community for our monthly Poetry/Spoken Word/Music Open Mic. Come on by to HV Books for Humanity this month – or any second Friday of the month – and share your latest poetry/spoken word/music projects with a supportive audience.   \nBring your talent\, your works in progress\, and your positive energy to our stage. This event is open to teens and adults near and far. No need to sign up in advance.   \nOpen Mics will take place the 2nd Friday of every month! \nAdmission is $5 at the door. Door revenue is shared among performers.  \nCo-hosted by Hudson Valley Books for Humanity\, a welcoming space to build community through books and art. \nFind Hudson Valley Books for Humanity on social media @hudsonvalleybooksforhumanity\, on their website hvbooksforhumanity.com\, or visit them at 67 Central Avenue\, Ossining\, NY 10562.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/openmichvmar08/
LOCATION:HUDSON VALLEY BOOKS FOR HUMANITY\, 67 Central Ave\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music,Performance,Poetry,Program,Reading,Storytelling
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SUMMARY:Praise! Exploratory Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Praise! Exploratory Workshop\nDate: Sunday\, March 10\, 2024 3-5PM\nCost: FREE!\nSpace is limited\, registration required. \nJoin Artists-in-Residence\, Vincent E Thomas & Gabriel Thom Pasculli\, to explore the material of Praise! as it is being developed. The performers and participants will engage in viewing and experimenting with prepared material from Praise! and in collective dialogue. The experience will be a mixture of a performance\, a story circle\, and a dinner party! \nABOUT PRAISE!\nPraise! is co-created and performed by Vincent E Thomas of VTDance and Gabriel Thom Pasculli in collaboration with Desiré Graham | Created with the support of NPN Creation Fund\, co-commissioned by Bethany Arts Community\, Sandglass Theater\, and The Baltimore Theater Project. \nPraise! is an immersive event exploring self and spirit through a child’s experience of Church. Moments of dance\, song\, testimony and confession are interwoven through collective dialogue and story sharing. Praise! opens the door into a conversation around body\, queerness\, and sacred celebration in a way that takes nothing for granted. While the two performers crisscross memories and fantasies of divine encounters\, the piece asks how we reconcile past experiences to make new meaning for the present. \nVincent E Thomas is a Black gay man\, a professional dancer\, and arts educator whose dance company\, VTDance\, just celebrated its 20th Anniversary in Baltimore. Vincent grew up in Edgefield\, SC where he sang joyfully (and dutifully) in the choir at his Southern Baptist Church\, and yet he felt as though he had to spend much of his adult life washing the church from his soul. \nGabriel Thom Pasculli is a queer\, white-bodied and second-generation Italian-Irish-American\, an ensemble theater-maker and arts educator who has been working in Chicago. Gabriel Thom grew up in the Catholic Church in New Jersey and has spent his adult life seeking the mystical experience he failed to find in the religion of his childhood. \nBoth artists are returning to a time they thought they had left behind. They are returning to the tender questions they developed as young people\, torn between their inner desires and the confounding morality of their Christian communities. With great curiosity\, intimacy\, risk and availability\, Praise! is asking how we reconcile those past experiences and conflicted parts of our younger selves to make new meaning in the present. \nDeveloped at Dartmouth College’s VoxLab and at Art Omi in New York State\, an excerpt of Praise! was featured as part of VTDance’s 20th Anniversary Concert at The Baltimore Theater Project in April 2023. \n——- \nAbout The Artists\nThe project’s current ensemble of collaborators includes Desiré Graham\, a New Haven-based project facilitator working in original theater and musical performance\, and Malia’Kekia Nicolini\, a Massachusetts-based dancer\, choreographer\, artistic director and educator. Additionally\, the work is being developed with Dwayne Hess\, a Baltimore-based spiritual guide who will be advising the project in the creation of community dialogues. \nVincent E. Thomas\, dancer\, choreographer and teacher\, received his MFA in Dance from Florida State University and a BME in Music from the University of South Carolina. He has danced with Dance Repertory Theatre (FSU)\, Randy James Dance Works (NY/NJ)\, EDGEWORKS Dance Theater (DC)\, and Liz Lerman Dance Exchange (MD). His choreography has been presented at various national and international venues including DUMBO Festival (NY)\, Velocity Festival (DC)\, Modern Moves Festival (DC)\, Philly Fringe (PA)\, Edinburgh Fringe Festival (UK-Scotland)\, Barcelona and Madrid\, Spain\, Avignon\, France\, Athens\, Greece\, Bari\, Italy\, Copenhagen\, Denmark\, Shanghai\, Taipei\, and Singapore. He received rave reviews for his performance of “Come Change” (2012) and “iWitness” (2014) in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival (Scotland). Theater credits: Movement Coach/Choreographer for Everyman Theater’s Brother’s Size by Tarell Alvin McCraney in Baltimore\, MD (2012)\, Mosaic Theatre’s Unexplored Interior by Jay Sander in Washington\, DC (2015)\, and Everyman Theater’s Los Otros by Ellen Fitzhugh in Baltimore\, MD (2017)\, and Associate Choreographer/Movement Coach for Williamstown Theater Festival’s Most Happy in Concert in Williamstown\, MA (2022) directed by Daniel Fish. He is the Artistic Director/Choreographer of the national touring What’s Going On project. Vincent was awarded the 2017 Pola Nirenska Award for Outstanding Achievement in Dance (DC)\, the 2019 University System of Maryland Regents Faculty Award for Excellence in Research\, Scholarship & Creative Activity\, the 2020 MDEA Living Legacy Award\, a 2021 William G. Baker\, Jr. Memorial Fund Awardee\, and a 2023 Black History Month Honoree for Richland District II (SC). Vincent is the Associate Choreographer for the INTELLIGENCE Opera\, written and conceived by Jake Heggie\, Gene Sheer\, and Jawole Willa Jo Zollar\, premiere at Houston Grand Opera. He is an Urban Bush Women BOLD Facilitator\, faculty member for the UBW Summer Institutes (NY)\, and Professor of Dance at Towson University (MD). \nHis multi-dimensional company VTDance builds on the use of contemporary dance\, improvisation\, text/ movement\, a variety of sound sources\, and collaborations with other artists\, including dancers\, musicians\, poets\, visual artists\, and others [to be discovered]. These ideas coupled with witty\, poignant\, athletic and gestural movement are the rich palette for VTDance. www.vtdance.org \nGabriel Thom Pasculli (he/they) is a US/Turtle Island-based performance artist\, teacher\, and theater director. Exploring the intersections of performance and decolonial praxis through body\, change and belonging\, Gabriel Thom embraces interdisciplinary processes of co-creation. For eight years\, Gabriel Thom was an artistic director of Walkabout Theater in Chicago (now called Wender Collective)\, with whom Gabriel Thom directed a series of outdoor public stilt spectacles as well as internationally-touring ensemble performances acclaimed as “surreal\,” “sublime\,” “gorgeous and exhilarating.” During the same period Gabriel Thom was a founding co-director of VoxFest\, an annual summer festival of innovative new works-in-progress at Dartmouth College. Recently\, Gabriel Thom was the creative producer at Sandglass Theater in Putney\, VT\, a puppet theater dedicated to social dialogue. Gabriel Thom has been teaching actor training\, movement and voice\, and co-creation for ten years; and they are currently teaching at the University of IL in Chicago and the University of Chicago. Gabriel Thom is a certified teacher of Fides Krucker’s Emotionally Integrated Voice pedagogy\, and they recently graduated from Goddard College’s MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts program with a concentration in Decolonial Arts Praxis and Performance Creation. Other Chicago directing credits include work with Red Tape Theatre\, Trap Door Theatre\, Oracle Productions\, Redmoon and Steppenwolf Theatre. Additional influences include study at the Workcenter of Jerzy Grotowski and Thomas Richards in Italy\, the Odin Teatret in Denmark\, and Double Edge Theatre in Massachusetts. www.gabrielthom.com \nDesiré Graham is a performer\, director\, dramaturg and arts administrator. She sings to connect to a past that is not just her’s\, but a history of many. She writes to reconcile the shade and the sun. She collaborates\, in a constant search for those who also feel the tug to be elsewhere. From 2019-2022\, she was based in Tuscany\, Italy as a company member at the Workcenter of Jerzy Grotowski and Thomas Richards. Currently based in the U.S.\, Graham commits to the cultivation of artistic spaces that foster transparency\, active listening and anti-oppressive practices as a requirement. In alignment with these values\, Desiré works with Double Edge Theatre and VLA Dance as a recurring artistic collaborator. Additionally\, she curates a space for black queer performing artists to create inside of The Black Residency. Graham also hosts a workshop series entitled\, Somewhere in Between\, an invitation for BIPOC and ALAANA New Haven residents to discover the use of communal singing\, give weight to their vibrational soul\, activate\, and call on others to join in. She is freely in-process\, if you have any questions about what she’s done or where she’s been\, please ask about it to be about it. \nThis event is a Residency Community Program. As part of a residency at BAC\, we ask each artist to build and facilitate a Community Program. Community Programs are a unique opportunity for both artists-in-residence and our local community to gather\, engage\, and be in conversation with one another through art. Community Programs are free engagements open to the public and/or in collaboration with a local community partner. \nPhoto Credit: Vincent E. Thomas and Gabriel Thom Pasculli\, Photographer Rob Strong
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LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Mosaic Jewelry Workshop with Casey Van Loon of Chicago Mosaic School
DESCRIPTION:Register Here!\nMosaic Jewelry Workshop\nInstructor: Casey Van Loon\nDate & Time: Thursday\, March 14\, 2024 7-9PM\nFee: $110.00 \nMake a one-of-a-kind original piece of mosaic jewelry and learn some new skills in our fun 2-hour workshop. Students will design and complete two mosaic pendants from start to finish that expresses a personal\, one-of-a-kind style. A range of studio materials\, such as glass\, stone\, and millefiori are available for this workshop. Basic mosaic glass cutting techniques and ideal jewelry adhesives will be discussed for each of the two types of jewelry bases. \nAll materials are included. No prerequisite. \nInstructor Bio\nCasey Van Loon is a mosaic and glass artist who creates works of various sizes\, from large windows or wall hangings to intricate mosaic jewelry. As an instructor at The Chicago Mosaic School since 2012\, Casey teaches a range of courses for all levels\, including the After School Matters Program. Previously working as a stained glass artist for over 20 years her work includes numerous historical and original projects including the restoration of the Tiffany Dome at the Chicago Cultural Center\, St. Patrick’s Cathedral [New York]\, and the world’s largest exterior glass mosaic at Tousaint Village [San Diego]. Van Loon’s original work has been featured in numerous galleries nationwide\, most recently and the Gallery of Contemporary Mosaics in Chicago and the Museum of Biblical Arts [Dallas]. \nLearn more about Chicago Mosaic School!
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/mosaicjewelry314/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chicago Mosaic School,Classes,Mosaic Workshop,Mosaics,Program,Spring Classes 2024,Visual Art,Workshop,Workshops
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SUMMARY:Remarkable Women In And Around Ossining
DESCRIPTION:Remarkable Women In And Around Ossining\n“Remarkable Women In and Around Ossining” is a multi-modal exhibit that will highlight the lives and accomplishments of 16 women who lived in our midst.  Some\, like abolitionist Sojourner Truth\, need little introduction\, while others\, like Anne M. Dorner\, have a middle school named after them yet remain a mystery. \nThrough words\, pictures\, and artifacts\, you’ll experience the personality of each woman\, the history around them\, and learn about their contributions to our community and the world. \nThe list includes artists and activists\, abolitionists and suffragists\, philanthropists and missionaries. \nIt’s an eclectic group\, bound together by one essential element – they all made a difference to the world in front of them. \n“A person’s legacy isn’t all about the grand sweep of history; sometimes it’s about quiet choices that touch the lives of others.”\n– Patti Davis \nExhibit Dates: March 15 – April 5\, 2024\nOpening Reception: March 15\, 2024 7-9PM \nGallery Hours:\nMonday-Friday: 10AM-4PM\nSaturdays\, March 16 & 23: 10AM-2PM \nCurated By Caroline Curvan\n \n\n\n\n\n\nCaroline Curvan is the current Ossining Town Historian\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nShe is also a professional researcher\, writer\, and Broadway stage manager\, as well as a teacher of English Composition and Literature at the college level.  Recent career highlights include co-authoring Croton Point Park: Westchester’s Jewel on the Hudson for the History Press\, lead researcher for the PBS/American Masters documentary Laura Ingalls Wilder: Prairie to Page\, and stage manager for Broadway shows including The Kite Runner\, The Collaboration\, Kinky Boots and Chicago. \nShe writes the popular blog OssiningHistoryontheRun.com \n\n\n\n\n\n \nThis project is made possible with funds from the Statewide Community Regrants Program\, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and administered by ArtsWestchester.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/remarkablewomen/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Show,Exhibit,Photography,Program
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