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SUMMARY:Studio Artist Showcase: Jan Smith Castronuovo "Then \ Now"
DESCRIPTION:HEART WITHIN THE ART\n“THEN \ NOW”\nA 20-Year Restrospective\nJan Smith Castronuovo\nJune 4 – ARTober 30\, 2026\nIt brings me such joy to see many of these pieces from 20+ years ago\, out of storage & up on the walls here at Bethany. This lets me see not only how far I’ve come\, but how some things haven’t changed much at all. The technique used in the older black & white pieces is “woodcut collage” printed by hand on Japanese paper. Interim works combine woodcut collage with acrylic paint on canvas. The newest works are digital photo collage\, either on paper or canvas. \nTHEN \ NOW focuses on relationships—with the individual self & with family members—being a wife\, mother\, sister\, daughter\, cousin—& the struggle to maintain that individual spirit within\, as outer needs from others become more complex. This exhibit is about finding & expressing Self-Love\, celebrating creativity from that deep meditative wellspring found inside each of us. Thank you one & all for hearing me out & seeing these pieces of myself needing to be revealed. \nGALLERY HOURS\nMonday – Friday 10AM-4PM \nAbout Jan Smith Castronuovo\nJan earned two master’s degrees from the University of Wisconsin—an MS in Industrial Technology\, UW/Platteville (1980); & an MFA in Printmaking\, UW/Madison (1986). Her bachelor’s degree in Fine Art is from Florida A&M University\, Tallahassee\, FL (1979). She is proud to be an HBCU graduate. In 2015\, she founded Heart Within the Art\, LLC\, her Westchester-based fine arts business. You can see more of her artwork including wood sculpture\, paintings & “HWTA Jumping Brooms” on her Instagram @HWTAart.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/studioshowcasejan/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Bethany Artist Current Works 2026 - Open Doors
DESCRIPTION:Bethany Artist Current Works 2026 – Open Doors\nSeptember 11 – October 4\, 2026\nOpening Reception: Fri. September 11\, 2026 6:30-8:30PM\nM-F 10AM-4PM\n& Select Saturdays (September 19\, 26 + ARToberFest) – 10AM-4PM \nOpen Doors offers a glimpse into what is happening behind the studio doors at Bethany Arts Community right now.\nThis exhibition brings together work created by Bethany artists from 2025 to the present. The intent is to reflect where\neach artist is in their practice at this particular moment. These pieces come from current series\, ongoing explorations\, new directions\, and ideas still unfolding. What happens when we enter our studios? What are we thinking about\, experimenting with\, returning to\, or trying for\nthe first time? What is inspiring us now? By opening our doors\, we invite visitors in. Together\, these works offer a snapshot of the artists who are creating at Bethany today. These individual practices are brought together by a shared place\, creative energy\, and community. \nAlso join us in viewing our collaborative installation! This installation celebrates the beauty of being different while still being\ntogether. Fifty 5 × 5-inch wooden panels were donated and distributed to artists in our community. The only requirement was simple: make sure it is in your voice and create something that is uniquely you. Displayed together\, these individual works become one collective\nartwork. It is a moment in time that captures who is here now and what each person brings to this community. There is something special about the way we show up at Bethany for ourselves\, for our work\, and for one another. This installation is a celebration of that shared experience and of the many different creative voices that make this place what it is.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/current-works-2026/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Parkinson’s Dance Class with Steffi Nossen School of Dance
DESCRIPTION:Parkinson’s Dance Class with Steffi Nossen School of Dance\nDates & Times: Tuesdays 1:30-2:30PM\n2026 – September 15\, 22\, 29\, October 6\, 13\, 20\, 27\, November 10\, 17\, 24\, December 1\, 8\, 15\nNO CLASS November 3\, December 22 & 29\n2027 – January 5\, 12\, 19\, 26\, February 2\, 9\, 23\, March 2\, 9\, 30\, April 6\, 13\, 20\, 27\, May 4\, 11\, 18\nNO CLASS February 16\, March 16 & 23\nLocation: Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Road\, Ossining\, NY 10562\nCost: FREE! \nTo register\, email or call Judith Ross at jgr@steffinossen.org or (914) 328-1900. \nEnjoy a dynamic and fun hour of dance and artistic exploration in a congenial group led by PD Trained Teachers\, with Sheri Cowart\, Wendy Morsberger + Julie Worden. Bring a partner\, friend\, or caregiver. Stand up or sit down as you please. No dance experience needed! Classes address Parkinson’s Dance specific concerns: balance\, coordination\, flexibility\, gait\, and physical confidence while simultaneously developing artistry\, grace\, and creativity. Engage in movement sequences from Ballet\, Jazz\, Modern dance\, musical theater\, folk dance\, tap\, improvisation\, and social dancing. These research backed classes specifically address Parkinson’s concerns; anyone with movement concerns is welcome. \nThe Parkinson’s dance class is based on the internationally acclaimed Dance for PD program\, a collaboration between the Mark Morris Dance Group and Brooklyn Parkinson’s Group. Our teachers are professional dancers trained in the Dance for PD® method. Weekly classes present movement sequences drawn from ballet\, jazz\, modern dance\, musical theater\, folk dance\, tap\, improvisation\, and social dancing to create a dynamic and enjoyable hour of dance and a social experience. Classes address PD specific concerns: balance\, coordination\, flexibility\, gait\, fluidity of movement\, and physical confidence while simultaneously tapping creativity. \nThis program is brought to you by ArtsWestchester\, the Morris & Alma Schapiro Fund\, and the Carvel Foundation. \nAbout Steffi Nossen School of Dance and Center for Movement\nFounded as a modern dance school in 1937 by dance legend Steffi Nossen\, the school\, managed by the not-for-profit Steffi Nossen Dance Foundation offers the highest quality\, developmentally appropriate dance instruction and performance opportunities for all ages and abilities. From preschoolers through seniors\, students have the opportunity to learn a range of dance forms including modern\, ballet\, jazz\, tap\, hip hop\, yoga and composition\, workshops and short courses in world dance forms. The diverse and cross-cultural menu of offerings reflects our philosophy that dance is universal and a unique form of education that develops the body\, mind\, spirit and character. Our engaging conservatory style classes challenge each student to strive for personal excellence in a supportive\, inclusive\, non-competitive environment. Our educationally sound\, sequential curriculum fosters technical growth and exploration through dance. \nAbout Sheri\nSheri Cowart knew she HAD to dance since she was 3 years old\, and she has never stopped! Growing up in California\, Sheri started acting\, singing and dancing professionally at a young age in commercials and television\, and performed with Burch Mann’s American Folk Ballet as a teen. After graduating from Occidental College with a BA in Speech and Drama she embarked on a musical theater career that spanned several decades\, including performing on Broadway\, in national and international tours\, regional theaters\, and in films\, commercials\, television specials and industrials. Sheri’s second act included receiving an MA degree in Occupational Therapy from Mercy College and she was fortunate to have spent 18 years as an OT at Blythedale Children’s Hospital. After training in the Mark Morris Dance for PD program\, Sheri is happy to start her third act teaching Dance for Parkinson classes through Steffi Nossen. \nAbout Wendy\nWendy Morsberger\, trained at School of the Dayton Ballet and Buffalo Ballet Center\, eventually making her way to the Royal Ballet School.  After a performance career\, culminating in the Royal Ballet (England) and Frankfurt Ballet (Frankfurt\, Germany) taught ballet\, pointe and injury prevention at Boston Ballet\, Harvard and more dance schools in Boston and Westchester. A trained physical therapist holding an MS in Physical Therapy from Massachusetts General Hospital\, Institute of Health Professionals\, Wendy has trained in the acclaimed Mark Morris Dance for PD program in Brooklyn\, NY.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/parkinsonsdance26-27/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Bethany Kids CREATE Saturdays - September 19
DESCRIPTION:Bethany Kids CREATE Saturdays\nDATES & TIMES: \nAll Saturdays are 10AM-12:30PM\nSeptember 19\, 26\, October 10\, 17\, 24\, November 7\, 14\, December 5\, 12\, 19\, 2026  \nAGES: 3-7 Years Old\nAges 3-5 with Elizabeth\nAges 6-7 with Ruby \nInstructors Elizabeth and Ruby specialize in their age group. Every project is designed to be just the right fit and accessible for each age.  \nSliding Scale Per Class: $50-65\nWe ask that you contribute at the level that reflects your family’s needs at this time. If you’re able to contribute at a higher level\, know that it goes directly toward sustaining this program and providing more opportunities for our community to participate in the arts.  \nBethany Kids CREATE Saturdays is an exploratory\, process-based art class for young artists to CREATE\, express themselves\, and build friendships. CREATors embark on innovative art projects designed to spark imagination and encourage artists to think outside the box. Projects might include sculpture building\, printmaking\, working with nature-based materials\, and much more.   \nWe’ll explore a wide range of art forms and unique art materials — all while learning new artistic skills\, practicing kindness\, team building and acceptance.   \nCome ready to explore and CREATE — dress for mess\, and dress for outside. Bring a nut-free snack.  \n*Registration required by 3PM on Friday*\n \nRegister Here!  \nAll sales are final.  \n——-  \nINSTRUCTORS & BIOS:\nElizabeth Montanile (she/her) \nInstructor: ages 3-5\nElizabeth was born in Puerto Rico and now currently resides in Dobbs Ferry\, New York. From a young age\, she has always been creative\, working across as many mediums as possible. One of her favorite mediums is photography\, and she graduated from the Hallmark Institute of Photography in 2012. During her time at Hallmark\, Elizabeth discovered not only a deep love for photography but also a passion for working with children\, particularly through portraiture. This experience led her to pursue an education in early childhood\, and she is now a teacher at Elmwood Day School.   \nElizabeth has been the Director of Bethany Kids CREATE Summer Program for the last three years. In her teaching\, Elizabeth encourages young artists to work together as a community. She created the Bethany bees: Bee kind\, Bee creative\, Bee helpful\, Bee brave\, and Bee you! — not only to honor the bees on Bethany’s property but also to encourage a safe space for kids to be themselves\, work together\, and find the artist they are.  \nWhen she is not teaching\, Elizabeth can be found in her studio at Bethany\, where she creates her mosaic jewelry pieces!   \nRuby Sgueglia (they/them)\nInstructor: ages 6-7\nRuby Sgueglia is a multimedia artist and art educator currently residing in Putnam County\, New York. They have experience in a wide variety of artistic mediums\, with a particular concentration on painting and drawing. Ruby has taught a little bit of everything to people of all ages and backgrounds\, but nothing is as consistently inspiring and exciting as getting to teach in environments like Bethany Kids CREATE Summer Program\, where they have been the Art Instructor for three years now. They believe that every child deserves the chance to be creative in a place where there is no judgement\, no emphasis on failure or success\, guided only by exploration and expression.    
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/bkcreatesat091926/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Getting your process unstuck: Embodied practices for creative blocks with BAC Artist-In-Residence Laura Perovich
DESCRIPTION:Getting your process unstuck: Embodied practices for creative blocks\nwith BAC Artist-in-Residence Laura Perovich \nDate & Time: Thursday\, September 24\, 2026 7-8:30PM\nFREE Community Program. Registration encouraged\, walk-ins welcome until we reach capacity. \nThis workshop explores the creative blocks that are part of many artistic practices. When there’s no way forward on a project\, how can we find a way over\, under\, and around?  \nParticipants should bring a project they’re feeling creatively stuck on. All media are welcome\, including visual arts\, writing\, music\, movement\, and craft\, among others.   \nDuring the workshop\, we will find our way through our stuckness through individual and group explorations. Activities will include structured reflection\, experimentation\, and embodied movement practices\, and will be adaptable to individual needs\, interests\, and concerns. Optional hands-on work may be offered. \nABOUT LAURA\nLaura Perovich is an interdisciplinary artist and designer. Her practice explores the push and pull between people and technologies through the lenses of craft\, community\, and corporality. She creates textile art and embodied experiences that aim to help us find something interesting about who we are\, alone and together. Perovich received her PhD from MIT and is an associate professor at Northeastern University. Her work also draws on her experience as a dancer\, somatic practitioner in training\, environmentalist\, and maker.  \nThis Community Program is a part of BAC’s Annual Fall Multidisciplinary Residency. 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 partners.  \nLearn more about this year’s Fall Multidisciplinary Residency here! \nBAC’s 2026 Fall Multidisciplinary Residency is made possible with support from New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Governor’s office and the New York State Legislature\, Westchester County Board of Legislators\, ArtsWestchester and Westchester County Government. 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/processunstuck/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Residencies,Community Program,Fall Multidisciplinary 2026,Program,Workshop,Workshops
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SUMMARY:It'll Be Fine - A Play by Molly Canu - In Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions
DESCRIPTION:It’ll Be Fine\nSeptember 25-27\, 2026\nA Play by Molly Canu\nIn Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions\nDirected by Mark Cajigao \nSHOWTIMES\nFriday\, September 25 7:30PM\nSaturday\, September 26 7:30PM\nSunday\, September 27 4:00PM\nSunday\, September 27 7:00PM \nIn It’ll Be Fine\, Julie and Jake\, two friends that grew up together in a small town in upstate NY\, move to the city after falling in love and begin planning their lives together. But when their childhood best friend dies by suicide as they prepare for their wedding\, the couple is forced to confront grief\, identity\, and the uncertain future they imagined together. \nFor 18+ Mature Audiences. It’ll Be Fine explores themes of grief\, loss\, and healing.\nContent Transparency: This performance includes adult language\, mature themes\, and discussions of suicide. \nTICKETS $25 General Admission | $20 Student/Senior\nTicket sales are final\, non-refundable\, and non-transferable. Please ensure you are purchasing tickets for the correct date and time.\n \nCAST & CREW\nPresented by Tres Brujas Productions & Molly Canu\nWritten by Molly Canu \nDirected by Mark Cajigao\nCast – Robert Dumont\, Hayley Gasbarro\, John Gionis\, Gwendolyn Torrence \nABOUT THE CAST & CREW\nMolly Canu (Playwright) is a playwright\, storyteller\, and producer whose work explores family\, identity\, and the beautiful mess of being human. Raised in the Adirondacks and now based in Tarrytown\, she often finds herself telling stories throughout Westchester and NYC\, occasionally acting\, and passionately writing about the unexpected turns that shape our lives. Her work has been recognized by the London Independent Story Prize and performed at Bethany Arts Community\, Elmwood Playhouse\, and Maker’s Central. When she isn’t pursuing creative endeavors\, she owns and operates the Fit Inn in Tarrytown and is the mother of two amazing boys. \nMark Cajigao (Director) is thrilled to bring Molly Harrington Canu’s It’ll Be Fine to Bethany Arts Community. An actor\, singer\, director\, and producer\, Mark has worked on stage and in film in NYC\, regionally\, and as far abroad as Cairo\, Egypt. Now settled in Hastings-on-Hudson with his wife and two kids\, he’s grateful to play and collaborate with everyone at River’s Edge\, where he recently directed Nick Payne’s Constellations\, Johnna Adams’s World Builders\, and appeared as The Stranger in Peek-a-Boo\, Theseus/Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Capulet in Romeo & Juliet. He also curates RETCo’s Cold Reads series\, in which local actors tackle a different play each month with no prior rehearsal. Other favorite roles include Dylan Thomas in Dylan\, Arthur in Camelot\, Einstein in Picasso at the Lapin Agile\, John Adams in 1776\, Trigorin in The Seagull\, and Zach in A Chorus Line. Mark holds degrees from Wagner College and The New School\, and is a proud member of Actor’s Equity and SAG-AFTRA. Endless thanks to Alex\, Ella\, and Henry. \nRobert Dumont (Jake). Robert is an NY based stage and screen actor with experience spanning drama\, comedy\, Shakespeare\, and musical theater. He currently trains with Anthony Abeson\, as well as at HB Studio in NYC.  Outside of the actor world\, he works in Physical Therapy\, where he pretends to be a fully functioning adult. He’s happy to be here with this amazing group of people! Thanks to the dream team\, Molly\, Mark\, and Monica\, for allowing me to be a part of this great project! @robertdumontjr \nHayley Gasbarro (Julie) is an NYC-based performer\, originally from Rhode Island. Her recent theatre credits include Dream Share (Chain Theatre)\, What Happened to Hannah? (New York Theatre Festival)\, [sic] (Brown University)\, Natasha\, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 (Brown University)\, and Into the Woods (Brown University). She will make her feature film debut in It Visits Me\, a horror film currently in post-production. Alongside her acting career\, Hayley is the Co-Founder of In Progress\, an independent theatre production company created to empower and connect emerging theatre artists.   \nJohn Gionis (Sam) is a Brooklyn–based actor and director. New York theater credits include Four Evangelists Walk Into a Fog\, Stop Kiss\, The Proposal\, and Adam Driver. Screen credits include Law & Order: Organized Crime\, New Amsterdam\, and the pilot Martinis. A former attorney\, he’s happiest telling stories on stage and screen. \n \nGwendolyn Torrence (Eva) Originally from the DMV (not to be confused with the Department of Motor Vehicles)\, Gwendolyn is an actor/dancer currently based in Queens. Recent credits include Sacred Monsters (Theater for the New City) Spyglass Seven (Evening Crane Theatre) and Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California (The Tank). She is a current ensemble member of Blessed Unrest’s training company. Passionate about activism\, Gwendolyn started a podcast with her mom (The Folly Chronicles) highlighting the remarkable stories of queer people\, POC\, and women left out of our history books. She is also a member of Sunrise Movement\, an organization fighting for political action and climate change. Montclair State BFA ‘20. Gwendolyn is excited to be a part of It’ll Be Fine and wants to thank Mark\, Monica\, and Molly for everything!  @__ggwendolyn__ \nABOUT TRES BRUJAS PRODUCTIONS\nTres Brujas Productions‘ theatre credits include Modern Witches at Player’s Theater NY(2024)\, Modern Witches at Edinburgh Fringe (2023)\,Modern Witches at City Lore (2022)\, Lipstick Lobotomy at Columbia University (2019)\, Numbness: Chapter 2 at the New Ohio Theatre (2019)\, Caribe Bestial at The Julia de Burgos Center for Performing Arts\, a collaboration with the Hispanic Federation (2018)\, and Confessions of a Personal Trainer at Edinburgh Fringe (2017).
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/itllbefine/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:A Picture Is Worth 1000 Words: a Poetry Workshop with BAC Artist-in-Residence E'mon Lauren - In Partnership with the Hudson Valley Writers Center
DESCRIPTION:A Picture Is Worth 1000 Words: a Poetry Workshop \nwith BAC Artist-in-Residence E’mon Lauren \nIn partnership with Hudson Valley Writers Center \nLocation: Hudson Valley Writers Center (300 Riverside Drive\, Sleepy Hollow\, NY) \nDate & Time: Friday September 25\, 5-6PM (before The People’s Mic!)\nAges: 18+\nFREE Community Program. Registration encouraged for workshop.\nWalk-ins welcome until we reach capacity.  \nJoin BAC Artist-in-Residence E’mon Lauren for a Ekphrastic poetry workshop prior to Hudson Valley Writers Center’s “The People’s Mic”. \nEkphrasis is the old practice of making one art form answer another. A poem written for a painting. A poem written for a photograph. The image speaks first\, and the writing answers back. In this 60-minute workshop we get into what ekphrasis is\, where it comes from\, and why writers keep returning to it. Then we try it ourselves\, in poems. No writing experience necessary and nothing to prepare.   \nYou leave with a poem that started as an image. Then stay after for The People’s Mic\, hosted by Westchester Poet Laureate\, Phylisha Villanueva. See below for info on The People’s Mic.  \nAges 18+\nBring a notebook and your favorite writing utensil.  \nFacilitated by E’mon Lauren\, Chicago’s first Youth Poet Laureate and Bethany Arts Community Fall 2026 Artist-in-Residence.  More about E’mon and our Fall Multidisciplinary Residency below! \n——  \nThe People’s Mic (following A Picture is Worth 1000 Words)\nFriday September 25\, 7-9PM (doors open at 6:30PM)\nHudson Valley Writers Center (300 Riverside Drive\, Sleepy Hollow\, NY)  \n \nThe People’s Mic is more than an open mic; it’s a community gathering rooted in care\, creativity\, and connection\, hosted by Westchester Poet Laureate Phylisha Villanueva. Join us for an evening where poets\, storytellers\, and musicians share space and truth. Whether you have a poem in your notes app\, a song in your chest\, or want to listen and be nourished by community\, this space is for you. No experience required. No perfection expected\, just presence. Centered on respect\, expression\, and collective care.  \nABOUT HUDSON VALLEY WRITERS CENTER\nHudson Valley Writers Center brings writers and readers together to celebrate the essential art of the written and spoken word. The Center fosters a vibrant literary arts community that supports and empowers writers and readers of diverse ages\, talents and backgrounds at every stage of their creative development.  \nLearn more about Hudson Valley Writers Center here!\n—\nABOUT E’MON\nE’mon Lauren is a poet\, performer\, and educator from Chicago’s West Side. She is the city’s first Youth Poet Laureate and the author of COMMANDO (Haymarket Books)\, with work published in Poetry Magazine\, The BreakBeat Poets Vol. 2: Black Girl Magic\, and Sixty Inches From Center. For over a decade she has contributed poetry and cultural journalism to South Side Weekly and performed across Chicago\, including at the Poetry Foundation\, the Chicago Cultural Center\, and Millennium Park. She is the creator and executive producer of The Real Hoodwives of Chicago\, a podcast and talk show centering Black femme voices. Her work is rooted in hood womanism\, a framework that centers Black femme life on Chicago’s West and South Sides. Her debut full-length collection\, Finesse\, is forthcoming.\n \nThis Community Program “A Picture Is Worth 1000 Words\,” is a part of BAC’s Annual Fall Multidisciplinary Residency. 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 partners.  \nLearn more about this year’s Fall Multidisciplinary Residency here! \nBAC’s 2026 Fall Multidisciplinary Residency is made possible with support from New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Governor’s office and the New York State Legislature\, Westchester County Board of Legislators\, ArtsWestchester and Westchester County Government. 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/1000words2026/
LOCATION:Hudson Valley Writers Center\, 300 Riverside Drive\, Sleepy Hollow\, NY\, 10591\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Residencies,Community Program,Fall Multidisciplinary 2026,Poetry,Visual Art,Workshop,Workshops
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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT! It'll Be Fine - A Play by Molly Canu - In Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions - September 25 7:30PM
DESCRIPTION:It’ll Be Fine\nSeptember 25-27\, 2026\nA Play by Molly Canu\nIn Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions\nDirected by Mark Cajigao \nSHOWTIMES\nFriday\, September 25 7:30PM – You’re on this page now! SOLD OUT!\nSaturday\, September 26 7:30PM SOLD OUT!\nSunday\, September 27 4:00PM\nSunday\, September 27 7:00PM \nIn It’ll Be Fine\, Julie and Jake\, two friends that grew up together in a small town in upstate NY\, move to the city after falling in love and begin planning their lives together. But when their childhood best friend dies by suicide as they prepare for their wedding\, the couple is forced to confront grief\, identity\, and the uncertain future they imagined together. \nFor 18+ Mature Audiences. It’ll Be Fine explores themes of grief\, loss\, and healing.\nContent Transparency: This performance includes adult language\, mature themes\, and discussions of suicide. \nTICKETS $25 General Admission | $20 Student/Senior\nTicket sales are final\, non-refundable\, and non-transferable. Please ensure you are purchasing tickets for the correct date and time.\n \nCAST & CREW\nPresented by Tres Brujas Productions & Molly Canu\nWritten by Molly Canu \nDirected by Mark Cajigao\nCast – Robert Dumont\, Hayley Gasbarro\, John Gionis\, Gwendolyn Torrence \nABOUT THE CAST & CREW\nMolly Canu (Playwright) is a playwright\, storyteller\, and producer whose work explores family\, identity\, and the beautiful mess of being human. Raised in the Adirondacks and now based in Tarrytown\, she often finds herself telling stories throughout Westchester and NYC\, occasionally acting\, and passionately writing about the unexpected turns that shape our lives. Her work has been recognized by the London Independent Story Prize and performed at Bethany Arts Community\, Elmwood Playhouse\, and Maker’s Central. When she isn’t pursuing creative endeavors\, she owns and operates the Fit Inn in Tarrytown and is the mother of two amazing boys. \nMark Cajigao (Director) is thrilled to bring Molly Harrington Canu’s It’ll Be Fine to Bethany Arts Community. An actor\, singer\, director\, and producer\, Mark has worked on stage and in film in NYC\, regionally\, and as far abroad as Cairo\, Egypt. Now settled in Hastings-on-Hudson with his wife and two kids\, he’s grateful to play and collaborate with everyone at River’s Edge\, where he recently directed Nick Payne’s Constellations\, Johnna Adams’s World Builders\, and appeared as The Stranger in Peek-a-Boo\, Theseus/Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Capulet in Romeo & Juliet. He also curates RETCo’s Cold Reads series\, in which local actors tackle a different play each month with no prior rehearsal. Other favorite roles include Dylan Thomas in Dylan\, Arthur in Camelot\, Einstein in Picasso at the Lapin Agile\, John Adams in 1776\, Trigorin in The Seagull\, and Zach in A Chorus Line. Mark holds degrees from Wagner College and The New School\, and is a proud member of Actor’s Equity and SAG-AFTRA. Endless thanks to Alex\, Ella\, and Henry. \nRobert Dumont (Jake). Robert is an NY based stage and screen actor with experience spanning drama\, comedy\, Shakespeare\, and musical theater. He currently trains with Anthony Abeson\, as well as at HB Studio in NYC.  Outside of the actor world\, he works in Physical Therapy\, where he pretends to be a fully functioning adult. He’s happy to be here with this amazing group of people! Thanks to the dream team\, Molly\, Mark\, and Monica\, for allowing me to be a part of this great project! @robertdumontjr \n  \nHayley Gasbarro (Julie) is an NYC-based performer\, originally from Rhode Island. Her recent theatre credits include Dream Share (Chain Theatre)\, What Happened to Hannah? (New York Theatre Festival)\, [sic] (Brown University)\, Natasha\, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 (Brown University)\, and Into the Woods (Brown University). She will make her feature film debut in It Visits Me\, a horror film currently in post-production. Alongside her acting career\, Hayley is the Co-Founder of In Progress\, an independent theatre production company created to empower and connect emerging theatre artists. \n  \nJohn Gionis (Sam) is a Brooklyn–based actor and director. New York theater credits include Four Evangelists Walk Into a Fog\, Stop Kiss\, The Proposal\, and Adam Driver. Screen credits include Law & Order: Organized Crime\, New Amsterdam\, and the pilot Martinis. A former attorney\, he’s happiest telling stories on stage and screen. \n  \nGwendolyn Torrence (Eva) Originally from the DMV (not to be confused with the Department of Motor Vehicles)\, Gwendolyn is an actor/dancer currently based in Queens. Recent credits include Sacred Monsters (Theater for the New City) Spyglass Seven (Evening Crane Theatre) and Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California (The Tank). She is a current ensemble member of Blessed Unrest’s training company. Passionate about activism\, Gwendolyn started a podcast with her mom (The Folly Chronicles) highlighting the remarkable stories of queer people\, POC\, and women left out of our history books. She is also a member of Sunrise Movement\, an organization fighting for political action and climate change. Montclair State BFA ‘20. Gwendolyn is excited to be a part of It’ll Be Fine and wants to thank Mark\, Monica\, and Molly for everything!  @__ggwendolyn__ \nABOUT TRES BRUJAS PRODUCTIONS\nTres Brujas Productions‘ theatre credits include Modern Witches at Player’s Theater NY(2024)\, Modern Witches at Edinburgh Fringe (2023)\,Modern Witches at City Lore (2022)\, Lipstick Lobotomy at Columbia University (2019)\, Numbness: Chapter 2 at the New Ohio Theatre (2019)\, Caribe Bestial at The Julia de Burgos Center for Performing Arts\, a collaboration with the Hispanic Federation (2018)\, and Confessions of a Personal Trainer at Edinburgh Fringe (2017).
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/itllbefine0925/
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SUMMARY:Bethany Kids CREATE Saturdays - September 26
DESCRIPTION:Bethany Kids CREATE Saturdays\nDATES & TIMES: \nAll Saturdays are 10AM-12:30PM\nSeptember 19\, 26\, October 10\, 17\, 24\, November 7\, 14\, December 5\, 12\, 19\, 2026  \nAGES: 3-7 Years Old\nAges 3-5 with Elizabeth\nAges 6-7 with Ruby \nInstructors Elizabeth and Ruby specialize in their age group. Every project is designed to be just the right fit and accessible for each age.  \nSliding Scale Per Class: $50-65\nWe ask that you contribute at the level that reflects your family’s needs at this time. If you’re able to contribute at a higher level\, know that it goes directly toward sustaining this program and providing more opportunities for our community to participate in the arts.  \nBethany Kids CREATE Saturdays is an exploratory\, process-based art class for young artists to CREATE\, express themselves\, and build friendships. CREATors embark on innovative art projects designed to spark imagination and encourage artists to think outside the box. Projects might include sculpture building\, printmaking\, working with nature-based materials\, and much more.   \nWe’ll explore a wide range of art forms and unique art materials — all while learning new artistic skills\, practicing kindness\, team building and acceptance.   \nCome ready to explore and CREATE — dress for mess\, and dress for outside. Bring a nut-free snack.  \n*Registration required by 3PM on Friday*\n \nRegister Here!  \nAll sales are final.  \n——-  \nINSTRUCTORS & BIOS:\nElizabeth Montanile (she/her) \nInstructor: ages 3-5\nElizabeth was born in Puerto Rico and now currently resides in Dobbs Ferry\, New York. From a young age\, she has always been creative\, working across as many mediums as possible. One of her favorite mediums is photography\, and she graduated from the Hallmark Institute of Photography in 2012. During her time at Hallmark\, Elizabeth discovered not only a deep love for photography but also a passion for working with children\, particularly through portraiture. This experience led her to pursue an education in early childhood\, and she is now a teacher at Elmwood Day School.   \nElizabeth has been the Director of Bethany Kids CREATE Summer Program for the last three years. In her teaching\, Elizabeth encourages young artists to work together as a community. She created the Bethany bees: Bee kind\, Bee creative\, Bee helpful\, Bee brave\, and Bee you! — not only to honor the bees on Bethany’s property but also to encourage a safe space for kids to be themselves\, work together\, and find the artist they are.  \nWhen she is not teaching\, Elizabeth can be found in her studio at Bethany\, where she creates her mosaic jewelry pieces!   \nRuby Sgueglia (they/them)\nInstructor: ages 6-7\nRuby Sgueglia is a multimedia artist and art educator currently residing in Putnam County\, New York. They have experience in a wide variety of artistic mediums\, with a particular concentration on painting and drawing. Ruby has taught a little bit of everything to people of all ages and backgrounds\, but nothing is as consistently inspiring and exciting as getting to teach in environments like Bethany Kids CREATE Summer Program\, where they have been the Art Instructor for three years now. They believe that every child deserves the chance to be creative in a place where there is no judgement\, no emphasis on failure or success\, guided only by exploration and expression.    
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/bkcreatesat092626/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:CREATE Saturdays,Program,Visual Art,Youth Programming
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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT! It'll Be Fine - A Play by Molly Canu - In Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions - September 26 7:30PM
DESCRIPTION:It’ll Be Fine\nSeptember 25-27\, 2026\nA Play by Molly Canu\nIn Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions\nDirected by Mark Cajigao \nSHOWTIMES\nFriday\, September 25 7:30PM\nSaturday\, September 26 7:30PM – You’re on this page now! SOLD OUT!\nSunday\, September 27 4:00PM\nSunday\, September 27 7:00PM \nIn It’ll Be Fine\, Julie and Jake\, two friends that grew up together in a small town in upstate NY\, move to the city after falling in love and begin planning their lives together. But when their childhood best friend dies by suicide as they prepare for their wedding\, the couple is forced to confront grief\, identity\, and the uncertain future they imagined together. \nFor 18+ Mature Audiences. It’ll Be Fine explores themes of grief\, loss\, and healing.\nContent Transparency: This performance includes adult language\, mature themes\, and discussions of suicide. \nTICKETS $25 General Admission | $20 Student/Senior\nTicket sales are final\, non-refundable\, and non-transferable. Please ensure you are purchasing tickets for the correct date and time.\n \nCAST & CREW\nPresented by Tres Brujas Productions & Molly Canu\nWritten by Molly Canu \nDirected by Mark Cajigao\nCast – Robert Dumont\, Hayley Gasbarro\, John Gionis\, Gwendolyn Torrence \nABOUT THE CAST & CREW\nMolly Canu (Playwright) is a playwright\, storyteller\, and producer whose work explores family\, identity\, and the beautiful mess of being human. Raised in the Adirondacks and now based in Tarrytown\, she often finds herself telling stories throughout Westchester and NYC\, occasionally acting\, and passionately writing about the unexpected turns that shape our lives. Her work has been recognized by the London Independent Story Prize and performed at Bethany Arts Community\, Elmwood Playhouse\, and Maker’s Central. When she isn’t pursuing creative endeavors\, she owns and operates the Fit Inn in Tarrytown and is the mother of two amazing boys. \nMark Cajigao (Director) is thrilled to bring Molly Harrington Canu’s It’ll Be Fine to Bethany Arts Community. An actor\, singer\, director\, and producer\, Mark has worked on stage and in film in NYC\, regionally\, and as far abroad as Cairo\, Egypt. Now settled in Hastings-on-Hudson with his wife and two kids\, he’s grateful to play and collaborate with everyone at River’s Edge\, where he recently directed Nick Payne’s Constellations\, Johnna Adams’s World Builders\, and appeared as The Stranger in Peek-a-Boo\, Theseus/Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Capulet in Romeo & Juliet. He also curates RETCo’s Cold Reads series\, in which local actors tackle a different play each month with no prior rehearsal. Other favorite roles include Dylan Thomas in Dylan\, Arthur in Camelot\, Einstein in Picasso at the Lapin Agile\, John Adams in 1776\, Trigorin in The Seagull\, and Zach in A Chorus Line. Mark holds degrees from Wagner College and The New School\, and is a proud member of Actor’s Equity and SAG-AFTRA. Endless thanks to Alex\, Ella\, and Henry. \nRobert Dumont (Jake). Robert is an NY based stage and screen actor with experience spanning drama\, comedy\, Shakespeare\, and musical theater. He currently trains with Anthony Abeson\, as well as at HB Studio in NYC.  Outside of the actor world\, he works in Physical Therapy\, where he pretends to be a fully functioning adult. He’s happy to be here with this amazing group of people! Thanks to the dream team\, Molly\, Mark\, and Monica\, for allowing me to be a part of this great project! @robertdumontjr \n  \nHayley Gasbarro (Julie) is an NYC-based performer\, originally from Rhode Island. Her recent theatre credits include Dream Share (Chain Theatre)\, What Happened to Hannah? (New York Theatre Festival)\, [sic] (Brown University)\, Natasha\, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 (Brown University)\, and Into the Woods (Brown University). She will make her feature film debut in It Visits Me\, a horror film currently in post-production. Alongside her acting career\, Hayley is the Co-Founder of In Progress\, an independent theatre production company created to empower and connect emerging theatre artists. \n  \nJohn Gionis (Sam) is a Brooklyn–based actor and director. New York theater credits include Four Evangelists Walk Into a Fog\, Stop Kiss\, The Proposal\, and Adam Driver. Screen credits include Law & Order: Organized Crime\, New Amsterdam\, and the pilot Martinis. A former attorney\, he’s happiest telling stories on stage and screen. \n  \nGwendolyn Torrence (Eva) Originally from the DMV (not to be confused with the Department of Motor Vehicles)\, Gwendolyn is an actor/dancer currently based in Queens. Recent credits include Sacred Monsters (Theater for the New City) Spyglass Seven (Evening Crane Theatre) and Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California (The Tank). She is a current ensemble member of Blessed Unrest’s training company. Passionate about activism\, Gwendolyn started a podcast with her mom (The Folly Chronicles) highlighting the remarkable stories of queer people\, POC\, and women left out of our history books. She is also a member of Sunrise Movement\, an organization fighting for political action and climate change. Montclair State BFA ‘20. Gwendolyn is excited to be a part of It’ll Be Fine and wants to thank Mark\, Monica\, and Molly for everything!  @__ggwendolyn__ \nABOUT TRES BRUJAS PRODUCTIONS\nTres Brujas Productions‘ theatre credits include Modern Witches at Player’s Theater NY(2024)\, Modern Witches at Edinburgh Fringe (2023)\,Modern Witches at City Lore (2022)\, Lipstick Lobotomy at Columbia University (2019)\, Numbness: Chapter 2 at the New Ohio Theatre (2019)\, Caribe Bestial at The Julia de Burgos Center for Performing Arts\, a collaboration with the Hispanic Federation (2018)\, and Confessions of a Personal Trainer at Edinburgh Fringe (2017).
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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT! It'll Be Fine - A Play by Molly Canu - In Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions - September 27 4:00PM
DESCRIPTION:It’ll Be Fine\nSeptember 25-27\, 2026\nA Play by Molly Canu\nIn Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions\nDirected by Mark Cajigao \nSHOWTIMES\nFriday\, September 25 7:30PM – SOLD OUT!\nSaturday\, September 26 7:30PM – SOLD OUT!\nSunday\, September 27 4:00PM – You’re on this page now! SOLD OUT!\nSunday\, September 27 7:00PM \nIn It’ll Be Fine\, Julie and Jake\, two friends that grew up together in a small town in upstate NY\, move to the city after falling in love and begin planning their lives together. But when their childhood best friend dies by suicide as they prepare for their wedding\, the couple is forced to confront grief\, identity\, and the uncertain future they imagined together. \nFor 18+ Mature Audiences. It’ll Be Fine explores themes of grief\, loss\, and healing.\nContent Transparency: This performance includes adult language\, mature themes\, and discussions of suicide. \nTICKETS $25 General Admission | $20 Student/Senior\nTicket sales are final\, non-refundable\, and non-transferable. Please ensure you are purchasing tickets for the correct date and time.\n \nCAST & CREW\nPresented by Tres Brujas Productions & Molly Canu\nWritten by Molly Canu \nDirected by Mark Cajigao\nCast – Robert Dumont\, Hayley Gasbarro\, John Gionis\, Gwendolyn Torrence \nABOUT THE CAST & CREW\nMolly Canu (Playwright) is a playwright\, storyteller\, and producer whose work explores family\, identity\, and the beautiful mess of being human. Raised in the Adirondacks and now based in Tarrytown\, she often finds herself telling stories throughout Westchester and NYC\, occasionally acting\, and passionately writing about the unexpected turns that shape our lives. Her work has been recognized by the London Independent Story Prize and performed at Bethany Arts Community\, Elmwood Playhouse\, and Maker’s Central. When she isn’t pursuing creative endeavors\, she owns and operates the Fit Inn in Tarrytown and is the mother of two amazing boys. \nMark Cajigao (Director) is thrilled to bring Molly Harrington Canu’s It’ll Be Fine to Bethany Arts Community. An actor\, singer\, director\, and producer\, Mark has worked on stage and in film in NYC\, regionally\, and as far abroad as Cairo\, Egypt. Now settled in Hastings-on-Hudson with his wife and two kids\, he’s grateful to play and collaborate with everyone at River’s Edge\, where he recently directed Nick Payne’s Constellations\, Johnna Adams’s World Builders\, and appeared as The Stranger in Peek-a-Boo\, Theseus/Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Capulet in Romeo & Juliet. He also curates RETCo’s Cold Reads series\, in which local actors tackle a different play each month with no prior rehearsal. Other favorite roles include Dylan Thomas in Dylan\, Arthur in Camelot\, Einstein in Picasso at the Lapin Agile\, John Adams in 1776\, Trigorin in The Seagull\, and Zach in A Chorus Line. Mark holds degrees from Wagner College and The New School\, and is a proud member of Actor’s Equity and SAG-AFTRA. Endless thanks to Alex\, Ella\, and Henry. \nRobert Dumont (Jake). Robert is an NY based stage and screen actor with experience spanning drama\, comedy\, Shakespeare\, and musical theater. He currently trains with Anthony Abeson\, as well as at HB Studio in NYC.  Outside of the actor world\, he works in Physical Therapy\, where he pretends to be a fully functioning adult. He’s happy to be here with this amazing group of people! Thanks to the dream team\, Molly\, Mark\, and Monica\, for allowing me to be a part of this great project! @robertdumontjr \nHayley Gasbarro (Julie) is an NYC-based performer\, originally from Rhode Island. Her recent theatre credits include Dream Share (Chain Theatre)\, What Happened to Hannah? (New York Theatre Festival)\, [sic] (Brown University)\, Natasha\, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 (Brown University)\, and Into the Woods (Brown University). She will make her feature film debut in It Visits Me\, a horror film currently in post-production. Alongside her acting career\, Hayley is the Co-Founder of In Progress\, an independent theatre production company created to empower and connect emerging theatre artists.   \nJohn Gionis (Sam) is a Brooklyn–based actor and director. New York theater credits include Four Evangelists Walk Into a Fog\, Stop Kiss\, The Proposal\, and Adam Driver. Screen credits include Law & Order: Organized Crime\, New Amsterdam\, and the pilot Martinis. A former attorney\, he’s happiest telling stories on stage and screen. \n  \nGwendolyn Torrence (Eva) Originally from the DMV (not to be confused with the Department of Motor Vehicles)\, Gwendolyn is an actor/dancer currently based in Queens. Recent credits include Sacred Monsters (Theater for the New City) Spyglass Seven (Evening Crane Theatre) and Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California (The Tank). She is a current ensemble member of Blessed Unrest’s training company. Passionate about activism\, Gwendolyn started a podcast with her mom (The Folly Chronicles) highlighting the remarkable stories of queer people\, POC\, and women left out of our history books. She is also a member of Sunrise Movement\, an organization fighting for political action and climate change. Montclair State BFA ‘20. Gwendolyn is excited to be a part of It’ll Be Fine and wants to thank Mark\, Monica\, and Molly for everything!  @__ggwendolyn__ \nABOUT TRES BRUJAS PRODUCTIONS\nTres Brujas Productions‘ theatre credits include Modern Witches at Player’s Theater NY(2024)\, Modern Witches at Edinburgh Fringe (2023)\,Modern Witches at City Lore (2022)\, Lipstick Lobotomy at Columbia University (2019)\, Numbness: Chapter 2 at the New Ohio Theatre (2019)\, Caribe Bestial at The Julia de Burgos Center for Performing Arts\, a collaboration with the Hispanic Federation (2018)\, and Confessions of a Personal Trainer at Edinburgh Fringe (2017).
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SUMMARY:It'll Be Fine - A Play by Molly Canu - In Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions - September 27 7:00PM
DESCRIPTION:It’ll Be Fine\nSeptember 25-27\, 2026\nA Play by Molly Canu\nIn Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions\nDirected by Mark Cajigao \nSHOWTIMES\nFriday\, September 25 7:30PM\nSaturday\, September 26 7:30PM\nSunday\, September 27 4:00PM\nSunday\, September 27 7:00PM – You’re on this page now! \nIn It’ll Be Fine\, Julie and Jake\, two friends that grew up together in a small town in upstate NY\, move to the city after falling in love and begin planning their lives together. But when their childhood best friend dies by suicide as they prepare for their wedding\, the couple is forced to confront grief\, identity\, and the uncertain future they imagined together. \nFor 18+ Mature Audiences. It’ll Be Fine explores themes of grief\, loss\, and healing.\nContent Transparency: This performance includes adult language\, mature themes\, and discussions of suicide. \nTICKETS $25 General Admission | $20 Student/Senior\nTicket sales are final\, non-refundable\, and non-transferable. Please ensure you are purchasing tickets for the correct date and time.\n \nCAST & CREW\nPresented by Tres Brujas Productions & Molly Canu\nWritten by Molly Canu \nDirected by Mark Cajigao\nCast – Robert Dumont\, Hayley Gasbarro\, John Gionis\, Gwendolyn Torrence \nABOUT THE CAST & CREW\nMolly Canu (Playwright) is a playwright\, storyteller\, and producer whose work explores family\, identity\, and the beautiful mess of being human. Raised in the Adirondacks and now based in Tarrytown\, she often finds herself telling stories throughout Westchester and NYC\, occasionally acting\, and passionately writing about the unexpected turns that shape our lives. Her work has been recognized by the London Independent Story Prize and performed at Bethany Arts Community\, Elmwood Playhouse\, and Maker’s Central. When she isn’t pursuing creative endeavors\, she owns and operates the Fit Inn in Tarrytown and is the mother of two amazing boys. \nMark Cajigao (Director) is thrilled to bring Molly Harrington Canu’s It’ll Be Fine to Bethany Arts Community. An actor\, singer\, director\, and producer\, Mark has worked on stage and in film in NYC\, regionally\, and as far abroad as Cairo\, Egypt. Now settled in Hastings-on-Hudson with his wife and two kids\, he’s grateful to play and collaborate with everyone at River’s Edge\, where he recently directed Nick Payne’s Constellations\, Johnna Adams’s World Builders\, and appeared as The Stranger in Peek-a-Boo\, Theseus/Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Capulet in Romeo & Juliet. He also curates RETCo’s Cold Reads series\, in which local actors tackle a different play each month with no prior rehearsal. Other favorite roles include Dylan Thomas in Dylan\, Arthur in Camelot\, Einstein in Picasso at the Lapin Agile\, John Adams in 1776\, Trigorin in The Seagull\, and Zach in A Chorus Line. Mark holds degrees from Wagner College and The New School\, and is a proud member of Actor’s Equity and SAG-AFTRA. Endless thanks to Alex\, Ella\, and Henry. \nRobert Dumont (Jake). Robert is an NY based stage and screen actor with experience spanning drama\, comedy\, Shakespeare\, and musical theater. He currently trains with Anthony Abeson\, as well as at HB Studio in NYC.  Outside of the actor world\, he works in Physical Therapy\, where he pretends to be a fully functioning adult. He’s happy to be here with this amazing group of people! Thanks to the dream team\, Molly\, Mark\, and Monica\, for allowing me to be a part of this great project! @robertdumontjr \n \nHayley Gasbarro (Julie) is an NYC-based performer\, originally from Rhode Island. Her recent theatre credits include Dream Share (Chain Theatre)\, What Happened to Hannah? (New York Theatre Festival)\, [sic] (Brown University)\, Natasha\, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 (Brown University)\, and Into the Woods (Brown University). She will make her feature film debut in It Visits Me\, a horror film currently in post-production. Alongside her acting career\, Hayley is the Co-Founder of In Progress\, an independent theatre production company created to empower and connect emerging theatre artists. \n \nJohn Gionis (Sam) is a Brooklyn–based actor and director. New York theater credits include Four Evangelists Walk Into a Fog\, Stop Kiss\, The Proposal\, and Adam Driver. Screen credits include Law & Order: Organized Crime\, New Amsterdam\, and the pilot Martinis. A former attorney\, he’s happiest telling stories on stage and screen. \n  \nGwendolyn Torrence (Eva) Originally from the DMV (not to be confused with the Department of Motor Vehicles)\, Gwendolyn is an actor/dancer currently based in Queens. Recent credits include Sacred Monsters (Theater for the New City) Spyglass Seven (Evening Crane Theatre) and Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California (The Tank). She is a current ensemble member of Blessed Unrest’s training company. Passionate about activism\, Gwendolyn started a podcast with her mom (The Folly Chronicles) highlighting the remarkable stories of queer people\, POC\, and women left out of our history books. She is also a member of Sunrise Movement\, an organization fighting for political action and climate change. Montclair State BFA ‘20. Gwendolyn is excited to be a part of It’ll Be Fine and wants to thank Mark\, Monica\, and Molly for everything!  @__ggwendolyn__ \nABOUT TRES BRUJAS PRODUCTIONS\nTres Brujas Productions‘ theatre credits include Modern Witches at Player’s Theater NY(2024)\, Modern Witches at Edinburgh Fringe (2023)\,Modern Witches at City Lore (2022)\, Lipstick Lobotomy at Columbia University (2019)\, Numbness: Chapter 2 at the New Ohio Theatre (2019)\, Caribe Bestial at The Julia de Burgos Center for Performing Arts\, a collaboration with the Hispanic Federation (2018)\, and Confessions of a Personal Trainer at Edinburgh Fringe (2017).
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/itllbefine09277/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:This Little Glade: Sharing Plants\, Poetry\, and Rooted Power with BAC Artist-in-Residence Rita Mookerjee - In partnership with Hudson Valley Books for Humanity
DESCRIPTION:This Little Glade: Sharing Plants\, Poetry\, and Rooted Power\nwith BAC Artist-in-Residence Rita Mookerjee\nIn partnership with Hudson Valley Books for Humanity \nLocation: Hudson Valley Books for Humanity (67 Central Ave\, Ossining NY)\nDate & Time: Tuesday\, September 29\, 2026 7-8:15 PM\nAges: 18+\nFREE Community Program. Registration encouraged.\nWalk-ins welcome until we reach capacity.  \nLet us come together and create in the name of green life. Join BAC Artist-in-Residence Rita Mookerjee at Hudson Valley Books for Humanity for This Little Glade: Sharing Plants\, Poetry\, and Rooted Power.  \nIn this intersectional writing event\, we will draw upon the power of rhizomes and root systems to enrich our writing processes with the knowledge and language of plants. Using contemporary feminist poetics\, we will analyze plants as metaphors and as powerful centers of adaptation and renewal.   \nRita will close the session with a reading from her second collection\, Banana Heart. You will leave with new writing\, a cutting/seeds\, and intimate knowledge of plant magic.\n\nBring with you a notebook\, your favorite writing utensil\, and a plant cutting or seeds to exchange.  \nABOUT HUDSON VALLEY BOOKS FOR HUMANITYFor this Community Program\, we are thrilled to be collaborating with our partners and friends at Hudson Valley Books for Humanity\, a welcoming space to build community through books and art. Find Hudson Valley Books for Humanity on social media @hudsonvalleybooksforhumanity\, on their website hvbooksforhumanity.com\, or visit them at 67 Central Avenue\, Ossining\, NY 10562. \nABOUT RITA\nRita Mookerjee is an assistant professor of Interdisciplinary Studies at Worcester State University. She is the winner of the 2024 Steel Toe Books Poetry Award and the author of False Offering (JackLeg Press). In 2020\, she co-founded Honey Literary\, a 501(c)3 arts and literary nonprofit. She is also the vice president of Sundress Publications and a poetry editor at Split Lip Magazine. Find her work in American Poetry Review\, CALYX\, Copper Nickel\, Poet Lore\, and the Offing. \nThis Community Program is a part of BAC’s Annual Fall Multidisciplinary Residency. 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 partners. \n \nLearn more about this year’s Fall Multidisciplinary Residency here! \nBAC’s 2026 Fall Multidisciplinary Residency is made possible with support from New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Governor’s office and the New York State Legislature\, Westchester County Board of Legislators\, ArtsWestchester and Westchester County Government. 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/thislittleglade/
LOCATION:HUDSON VALLEY BOOKS FOR HUMANITY\, 67 Central Ave\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ecology of Us: A Community Conversation: Impact of Humans on Earth with Kristin Marting
DESCRIPTION:Ecology of Us: A Community Conversation: Impact of Humans on Earth\nwith BAC Artist-in-Residence Kristin Marting\nDate & Time: Wednesday September 30\, 7-9pm\nFREE Community Program. Registration encouraged. Walk-ins welcome until we reach capacity.  \nJoin BAC Artist-in-Residence Kristin Marting for a community conversation centered around the impact of humans on our earth and positive actions we can take towards sustainability.   \nKristin will read short excerpts from visionary writers Octavia Butler and Alan Weisman\, as well as an excerpt in progress from Quintessence\, her environmental speculative fiction opera.   \nKristin will then facilitate an “Open Space” format for our conversations — Open Space is a self-organizing\, participant-driven format in which attendees create the agenda together on a variety of topics in response to our central theme. As a participant\, you will be free to choose which conversation you join and move as desired between simultaneous conversations\, engaging with topics that resonate with you. We will re-gather as a group towards the end to share findings with the full group.   \nOur friends at Riverkeeper will join to share local issues affecting the Hudson River and provide resources for framing solutions. Riverkeeper protects and restores the Hudson River from source to sea and safeguards drinking water supplies\, through advocacy rooted in community partnerships\, science and law. ‌‍Learn more about Riverkeeper and their work here. ‌ ‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‌‌‍‍‌‌‍‍  \nAbout Quintessence \nInspired by the speculative fiction of Octavia Butler and the environmental nonfiction writing of Alan Weisman\, Quintessence is a new environmental science fiction opera about othering\, nonconformity\, intolerance\, and community that Kristin is co-creating as librettist/director with composer Paul Pinto.   \nThe 90-minute multimedia opera tells the story of our dying planet in seven parts\, scored for an ensemble of seven singers\, four instrumentalists and electronics. Our earth is sick – it has been damaged beyond repair by our species. All humanity share an existential awareness of our fragility. There are too many of us\, but too few other species. Our earth is no longer able to produce anything naturally so food and drink are created through technology. One world government controls all resources\, which are distributed unevenly to haves and have-nots. As humans scramble to survive\, genetic modification has become a worldwide practice with almost no one unmodified. But the modifications induce unpredictable abilities. Ongoing human conflict is weakening our already ailing earth.  \nABOUT KRISTIN\nKristin Marting is an award winning director & creative producer based in NYC. She has constructed 38 world premieres (15 hybrid\, 10 opera/music-theatre\, 9 adaptations of novels & 5 classics). Selected premieres: BAM\, HERE\, Ohio Theatre\, Soho Rep. Selected touring: 7 Stages\, Berkshire Festival\, Brown\, MCA\, New World\, Painted Bride\, UMass\, Moscow Art Theatre\, Oslo. Selected workshops: Clubbed Thumb\, New Georges\, Playwrights Horizons\, Public Theatre\, Target Margin. Recipient of an OBie award for Lifetime Achievement and Proclamation from the NY State Assembly for steadfast leadership\, two prestigious MAP Fund awards\, a nytheatre.com Person of the Decade for outstanding contribution\, a Leader to Watch by Art Table\, and a BAX10 Award. She is the Founding Artistic Director Emeritus of HERE and co-founded/co-curated 12 editions of PROTOTYPE festival.  \nThis Community Program is a part of BAC’s Annual Fall Multidisciplinary Residency. 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 partners.  \nBAC’s 2026 Fall Multidisciplinary Residency is made possible with support from New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Governor’s office and the New York State Legislature\, Westchester County Board of Legislators\, ArtsWestchester and Westchester County Government. 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/ecologyofus/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Residencies,Art & Action,Community Program,Fall Multidisciplinary 2026,Storytelling,Talk
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SUMMARY:7th Annual ARToberFest 2026
DESCRIPTION:ARToberfest is a celebration of Art + Community. Join us for art\, live music\, interactive activities\, food\, creativity and fun for ALL ages.\n\nDate: ARTober 3\, 2026 (rain date: ARTober 4\, 2026)\nTime: 11AM-4PM\nParking Pass: $15.00\nPumpkin & Carving Kit Pre-Order: $20 day-of (while supplies last!)\n\nBAC’s 7th Annual ARToberFest features interactive art projects with BAC Artists-in-Residence & creative community\, live music\, food\, pumpkin carving\, and much more!\n\nALL DAY:\nArts Activities for all ages\nPumpkin carving with The Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze Master Carvers\nFairy house making & Fairy walks through BAC gardens & grounds\nBethany BBQ & Ice Cream\nBubbles!!\nCrochet Bombing with Artist Debbie Silberberg\n\nSCHEDULED EVENTS:\n11AM-12PM Live Music: Westchester Songwriters’ Circle with Siobhan O’Malley Music & Special Guests\n11:30AM-1:30PM: The Dungan Garden Open Installation with BAC Artist-in-Residence Yanmei Jiang\n12PM Fairy Walk with Theater O\n12:30-1:30PM Live Music: J BLACKWOOD\n1-2PM UOMOSOLO: Open Rehearsal with BAC Artist-in-Residence Lorenzo Guerrini\n1PM Fairy Walk with Theater O\n1-4PM Interactive Open Studio with BAC Emerging Artist Fellow Catherine Liebowitz\n2-3PM Live Music: Merfolk Band (for kids!)\n3PM Fairy Walk with Theater O\n2:30-3:30PM Plein Air Drawing & Painting with Karen Allen Artist (sign-up day of!)\n\nARToberFest 2026 is supported by ArtsWestchester and Westchester County Government\, New York Council on the Arts\, Renewal by Andersen of Westchester/Fairfield\, and Project Mover. \n\n \n\n\n \nARToberFest es una celebración del Arte + la Comunidad. ¡Acompáñanos para disfrutar de arte\, música en vivo\, actividades interactivas\, comida\, creatividad y diversión para TODAS las edades! \nFecha: ARTober 3\, 2026 (fecha alternativa por lluvia: ARTober 4\, 2026)\nHorario: 11AM–4PM\nPase de estacionamiento: $15.00\nKit de calabaza + tallado\, $20 el día del evento (¡hasta agotar existencias!) \nEl 7.º ARToberFest anual de BAC contará con proyectos de arte interactivos con artistas residentes de BAC y la comunidad creativa\, música en vivo\, comida\, tallado de calabazas ¡y mucho más! \nTODO EL DÍA:\nActividades artísticas para todas las edades\nTallado de calabazas con los Maestros Talladores de The Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze\nCreación de casitas de hadas y caminatas de hadas por los jardines y terrenos de BAC\nBethany BBQ y helado\n¡Burbujas!\nCrochet Bombing con la artista Debbie Silberberg \nEVENTOS PROGRAMADOS:\n11AM–12PM Música en vivo: Westchester Songwriters’ Circle con Siobhan O’Malley Music y artistas invitados especiales\n11:30AM–1:30PM: Instalación abierta de The Dungan Garden con la artista residente de BAC Yanmei Jiang\n12:30–1:30PM Música en vivo: J BLACKWOOD\n1–2PM UOMOSOLO: Ensayo abierto con el artista residente de BAC Lorenzo Guerrini\n1–4PM Estudio abierto interactivo con la artista becaria emergente de BAC Catherine Liebowitz\n2–3PM Música en vivo: Merfolk Band (¡para niños!)\n2:30–3:30PM Dibujo y pintura al aire libre con Karen Allen Artist (¡inscripción el día del evento!) \nARToberFest 2026 cuenta con el apoyo de ArtsWestchester y el Gobierno del Condado de Westchester\, New York Council on the Arts\, Renewal by Andersen of Westchester/Fairfield y Project Mover.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/artoberfest2026/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Artoberfest,Music,Visual Art
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SUMMARY:The Dungan Garden Open Installation with BAC Artist-in-Residence Yanmei Jiang
DESCRIPTION:The Dungan Garden Open Installation: Inside the Somatic & Geological Process  with BAC Artist-in-Residence Yanmei Jiang \nDate & Time: Saturday October 3\, 11:30AM-1:30PM (during ARToberfest!) Rain Date: 10/4\nRegistration not required.\n \nJoin BAC Artist-in-Residence Yanmei Jiang for The Dungan Garden: Inside the Somatic & Geological Process\, an Open Installation at BAC’s ARToberfest.   \nVisitors will be invited for a walkthrough of the three-dimensional canvas installation\, where she will introduce the creative process behind the work and discuss the relationship between body\, landscape\, and material. Engage in informal conversation and get to know Yanmei’s work. Free and open to all.  \n——  \nThe Dungan Garden series explores how a landscape\, specifically a lotus pond\, can be expressed through the simplest possible gesture: the horizontal stroke inspired by Chinese calligraphy\, and the dripping guided by gravity.   \nDuring Yanmei’s residency\, she is developing a triptych paintings installation. Displayed individually\, the three panels will form a three-dimensional spatial installation that can be experienced within a studio or public space.  \n“’Dungan’ means slower sensation and heightened awareness of time. For me\, this is not a state of numbness\, but a way of slowing down in order to become more attentive to subtle changes in the body\, nature\, and time. Through repeated but never identical horizontal gestures\, I explore how a simple mark can carry movement\, breath\, memory\, and the experience presence.”  \nFor this site-responsive work\, I will be inspired by the colors and visual qualities of the autumn woods at Bethany as a reference\, allowing the local landscape to inform the development of the painting. The lotus is deeply embedded in East Asian artistic traditions\, while water has long functioned as a space of reflection\, transformation\, and impermanence. I am interested in bringing this cultural image into dialogue with the cultural living landscape of Bethany.”  \n\nABOUT YANMEI\nYanmei Jiang is a New York-based visual artist whose practice explores the concept of the “body as archive\,” developing embodied memory through large-scale abstract painting rooted in muscle memory. Spanning site-responsive abstract painting\, spatial installations\, and photography\, her work has been exhibited internationally\, including solo exhibitions at Gallery 456 (New York) and Ray Art Center (Shanghai). She holds an MFA from the School of Visual Arts (2023) and has participated in residencies at the AnkhLave Arts Residency on Governors Island (2025) and ChaShaMa (2023). Deeply engaged with place and materiality\, her painting practice utilizes whole-body movement and unprimed canvases to create suspended spatial environments\, inviting viewers into an immersive experience and a slow pace of time. \nThis Community Program is a part of BAC’s Annual Fall Multidisciplinary Residency. 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 partners.  \nLearn more about this year’s Fall Multidisciplinary Residency here! \nBAC’s 2026 Fall Multidisciplinary Residency is made possible with support from New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Governor’s office and the New York State Legislature\, Westchester County Board of Legislators\, ArtsWestchester and Westchester County Government. 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/thedungangarden/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Residencies,Artober,Artoberfest,Community Program,Fall Multidisciplinary 2026,Visual Art
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SUMMARY:UOMOSOLO: Open Rehearsal with BAC Artist-in-Residence Lorenzo Guerrini
DESCRIPTION:UOMOSOLO: Open Rehearsal\nwith BAC Artist-in-Residence Lorenzo Guerrini \nDate & Time: Saturday October 3\, 1-2pm (during ARToberfest!) Rain Date: 10/4\nRegistration not required.\n \nIdea and Creation: Lorenzo Guerrini\nPerformer: Lorenzo Guerrini  \nJoin BAC Artist-in-Residence for an Open Rehearsal of UOMOSOLO at ARToberfest. UOMOSOLO is a solo-work in progress\, exploring contemporary dance\, physical theater\, and character exploration.   \nThe piece follows the ups and downs of Uomosolo\, a clumsy and inept middle-aged man who struggles to be accepted by society. Uomosolo experiments with different types of personalities he can be\, with the aim of finding the best version of himself. With a lighthearted and comical tone\, the piece reflects on loneliness\, identity\, and the relationship between oneself and society.\n\nABOUT LORENZO\nLorenzo Guerrini is a dancer based in New York City\, originally from Florence\, Italy. He holds degrees from the Martha Graham School\, ACTS/École de Danse Contemporaine de Paris\, and the University of Florence. A former member of Graham 2\, he received the Armgard von Bardeleben Award for excellence in Graham studies. He has understudied for NVA & Guests (Nicole Von Arx) and performed in original works by Peter Chu and Jesse Obremski. He is currently a company member of the Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company and serves on the faculty of the Martha Graham School. \nPhoto Credit: Isabella Pagano \nThis Community Program is a part of BAC’s Annual Fall Multidisciplinary Residency. 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 partners.  \nLearn more about this year’s Fall Multidisciplinary Residency here! \nBAC’s 2026 Fall Multidisciplinary Residency is made possible with support from New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Governor’s office and the New York State Legislature\, Westchester County Board of Legislators\, ArtsWestchester and Westchester County Government. 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/uomosolo/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Garage Hubub: An Interactive Open Studio with BAC Emerging Artist Fellow Catherine Liebowitz 
DESCRIPTION:Garage Hubub: An Interactive Open Studio\nwith BAC Emerging Artist Fellow Catherine Liebowitz  \nDate & Time: Saturday\, ARTober 3\, 1-4PM (during ARToberfest!) Rain Date: 10/4\nRegistration not required. \nTo sculpt? To draw? To talk? Join BAC Emerging Artist Fellow Catherine Liebowitz in Bethany’s garage during ARToberfest to experience an Interactive Open Studio.   \nVisitors can choose to observe Catherine working on a clay piece or take part in one of the activities that will be available. Try out parts of her process\, brainstorm names for sculptures\, or come by for a chat to learn about one of Bethany’s many Artists-in-Residence.  \nABOUT CATHERINE\nCatherine Liebowitz is a sculptor who works primarily in clay\, plaster\, and stone. Their work focuses on the abstraction of fragments of human anatomy\, which result in forms that feel alive but no longer human.  \nCatherine has participated in a number of student shows as well as a group intern show at the Carving Studio and Sculpture Center in Vermont after spending last summer as one of their intern residents. Most recently they had a Certificate Graduation Exhibition at the New York Studio School of Drawing\, Painting\, and Sculpture\, and are now excited to see how this body of work will continue to develop from working with the diverse group of artists that the Bethany Arts Community contains.   \nThis Community Program is a part of BAC’s Emerging Artist Fellowship\, generously supported by The New York Community Trust. 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 partners. 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/garagehubub26/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Residencies,Artober,Artoberfest,Community Program,Emerging Artist Fellowship 2026,Program,Talk,Visual Art
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SUMMARY:Family Earth Art Workshop Series: Discover Bethany Through the Seasons - Strawtown Studio
DESCRIPTION:Family Earth Art Workshop Series: Discover Bethany Through the Seasons\nwith Strawtown Studio \nJoin for one class or the whole 4-class series\nSundays 1-3PM\nMay 17\nJune 14\nSeptember 13\nOctober 4 (You’re on this page now!)\nALL 4 DATES (both adult & child options) \nFor Families\, recommended ages 5+\n$15/Adult\n$10/Child \nJoin with your family and friends and have fun exploring and creating with nature! Come and be inspired on curated outings on Bethany’s beautiful 23-acre surroundings of woods\, meadow\, and stream\, guided by the nature artists of Strawtown Studio. \nLook at the beauty and workings of nature through a creative lens and make art inspired by materials harvested from the land: sticks\, stones\, plants… Fine art and craft materials and techniques will be woven into the class. \nWe will gather in a comfortable outdoor studio that will be staged for relaxing\, art-making\, sharing our discoveries\, and making new friends!  With this kind of “art” everyone is an artist. Surprise yourself and your family members! \nIf the weather is challenging\, we will meet indoors with nature harvested for art making. \nStrawtown Studio has been guiding nature art discovery for families for over 20 years. \n\n\n\n\nLearn more about Strawtown Studio here!
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LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Program,Strawtown Studio,Visual Art,Workshop,Workshops,Youth Programming
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SUMMARY:An Evening of Music by BAC Artist-in-Residence Michelle Zarco - In Partnership with Musicambia
DESCRIPTION:An Evening of Music by Michelle Zarco\nwith BAC Artist-in-Residence Michelle Zarco\nIn partnership with Musicambia \nDate & Time: Monday\, October 5\, 2026 7PM\nFREE Community Program. Registration encouraged\, walk-ins welcome until we reach capacity. \nJoin BAC Artist-in-Residence Michelle Zarco for an evening of music\, in partnership with Musicambia.   \nThis concert will be the premiere of a new set of original music by flutist\, singer and songwriter Michelle Zarco\, written and arranged during her residency at Bethany Arts Community. The 50 minute program will be performed with a small chamber music ensemble\, followed by a 15-20 minute Q&A with the artists.  \nMichelle will be joined by a guest alumni from Musicambia for 2 to 3 songs of their own\, arranged by Michelle. \nA NOTE FROM MICHELLE\nFor most of my career\, I’ve supported other people’s artistic work—as a teaching artist\, session musician\, songwriter\, an artist manager for seven years\, and now as a career and brand consultant. It always felt safest and easiest to stay on the sidelines of artistic work\, channeling my own creativity through someone else\, without the personal risk of being seen. \nThis is in part because choosing music as a career can be a double-edged sword. The pressure of making it your livelihood can sap the joy and nourishment it’s supposed to give you as an artist. Teaching songwriting workshops in prisons through Musicambia is what changed that for me. Watching students write and perform their own songs\, often for the first time\, and seeing deep wells of passion\, creativity\, courage and resilience\, broke through the fog and pushed me to start cultivating and writing my own music again. \nThis concert is the result. These songs are personal and reflective\, influenced by my favorite artists in R&B\, soul\, and world music\, and arranged for a small chamber ensemble that reflects my classical training. It feels fitting that this residency and concert are a culmination of this shift in my artistic practice\, presented in partnership with Musicambia\, with one of their alumni joining me on stage. \nABOUT MUSICAMBIA\nMusicambia (“music” + “change”) helps people in prison and jail write\, play\, and perform music\, cultivating collaborative communities that benefit the health and well-being of everyone involved. Musicambia’s Flagship Program\, which began at Sing Sing Correctional Facility in 2014\, meets biweekly from September to June. Thirty incarcerated participants attend morning and afternoon classes for 4 hours\, fostering teamwork\, empathy\, and a sense of responsibility to themselves as well as to their fellow students. Musicambia also has programs at Bedford Hills\, Fishkill\, and Eastern Correctional Facilities in New York\, and in Kansas and California. Musicambia annually reaches 140 incarcerated participants\, as well as audiences of over 200 incarcerated people for concerts. Previously\, the organization worked in Indiana and South Carolina: all told\, Musicambia has created programs in 12 different facilities.  \nMusicambia’s Teaching Artists hold positions in the Attacca Quartet and Imani Winds\, and have taught at Juilliard\, Curtis\, Princeton\, and Peabody. They have won GRAMMY awards\, and collaborated with Pulitzer- Prize winners and pop-stars like Prince. Their musical backgrounds span Western classical\, jazz\, hip-hop\, and popular genres\, as well as Indian classical ragas.  \nLearn more about Musicambia here: https://www.musicambia.org/  \nABOUT MICHELLE\nMichelle is a classically trained flutist based in NYC\, with a musical practice spanning classical\, world\, and pop idioms. She also sings\, plays piano\, and percussion. In 2024 she founded Orchestra Elena\, whose debut performance at Brooklyn Bridge Park was broadcast live on WNYC. She teaches music and songwriting inside correctional facilities through Musicambia\, and draws on seven years in classical artist management at Colbert Artists Management to advise musicians on branding and career strategy\, most recently as the selected consulting artist for Chamber Music America’s Ensemble Forward grant. Born in the Philippines and raised in the U.S.\, she is currently training to become a healer through craniosacral therapy\, energy work\, and herbalism\, and feels most grounded spending time outdoors in nature. She believes in the power of healing through creativity\, self expression\, and self empowerment\, and hopes to help the people around her become healthier and more fully themselves.\n \nThis Community Program is a part of BAC’s Annual Fall Multidisciplinary Residency. 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 partners.  \nLearn more about this year’s Fall Multidisciplinary Residency here! \nBAC’s 2026 Fall Multidisciplinary Residency is made possible with support from New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Governor’s office and the New York State Legislature\, Westchester County Board of Legislators\, ArtsWestchester and Westchester County Government. 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/eveningofmusic2026/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Residencies,Artober,Community Program,Fall Multidisciplinary 2026,Music,Performance,Program,Talk
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SUMMARY:ARTober Open Mic @ Bethany Arts Community
DESCRIPTION:ARTober Open Mic at BAC!\nDate & Time: Friday\, October 9\, 2026 7:30PM\n6:30-7:15pm: How to Rock an Open Mic Workshop (Limited Spots\, sign up above– see below for more info!)\n7-7:30pm Performer Sign Up\n7:30-9:30pm Open Mic\nLocation: Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Road\, Ossining\, NY 10562\nFor Ages 16+\nTickets (at the door): Pay-What-You-Can $10 – $20 \nJoin Hudson Valley Books for Humanity and Bethany Arts Community for our monthly Poetry/Spoken Word/Music Open Mic. Come on by to BAC this 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.   \nPlanning to Perform at Open Mic on October 9? Performer sign-up occurs between 7-7:30PM. Performers will submit their name “into the hat” and we’ll draw 13 names right before 7:30PM. Each performer will have up to 5 minutes each on the mic. Performers are encouraged to make a suggested donation between $5-$20 at the door. \nOUR COMMUNITY AGREEMENTS\nTo help nurture a space of respect\, validation\, and welcoming:  \n\nWe’re here to share space\, build community\, and support each other.\nPerformers: respect the 5-minute time limit and be mindful of your timekeeper.\nIf you like something\, make some noise! Snap your fingers\, stomp your feet\, clap\, whatever feels right to you.\nWe encourage you to get to know your seat neighbors. Connect and build community. \n\nOpen Mics take place the 2nd Friday of every month.   \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.  \n— \nHow to Rock an Open Mic\nA Pre-Open Mic Workshop Series for Poets & Writers \nWith James K. Zimmerman\nEvery month at 6:30pm\nFREE! Registration (above) strongly encouraged. Walk-ins welcome until we reach capacity.\n*Workshop will begin promptly at 6:30pm. We are not able to accommodate late comers.  \nOctober 9: Reading Prep\nDeepen your preparation for a public reading. We’ll talk about choosing poems that “talk to each other\,” great poems to read aloud\, timing poems\, introductions\, and practicing out loud.   \nABOUT JAMES\nJames K. Zimmerman is an award-winning writer and frequent Pushcart Prize nominee. He has been published in journals such as Atlanta Review\, Chicago Quarterly Review\, Chautauqua\, december\, Folio\, Lumina\, the minnesota review\, Nimrod\, Pleiades\, Rattle\, and Salmagundi\, among many others. He has read his works in dozens of venues\, including Poets’ House\, the New England Poetry Club\, KGB\, Otto’s Shrunken Head\, the Norwich (VT) Bookstore\, San Jose State University\, Amherst Writers & Artists\, Straw Dog Writers Guild\, and the Association of Writers & Publishers. His published books of poems include “Little Miracles” (Passager Books)\, “Family Cookout” (Comstock Books — winner of the Jessie Bryce Niles Award)\, “The Further Adventures of Zen Patriarch Dōgen” (Poetry Box Press — Editor’s Choice)\, “Uncertainty” (Bottlecap Press)\, “Unbroken Circle\, Unending Thread” (Fernwood)\, and “Portrait Miniatures” (Broadstone Books). 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/openmicoct926/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music,Open Mic,Performance,Poetry,Program,Reading,Storytelling
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SUMMARY:I'M SCARED 2026
DESCRIPTION:I’M SCARED 2026\nOctober 10 – November 6\, 2026\nBethany Arts Community 40 Somerstown Road\, Ossining\, NY 10562 \nContent Warning: This exhibition contains mature and unsettling imagery\, including themes and visuals that some viewers may find frightening or disturbing. This exhibit is recommended for those 18+. Viewer discretion is advised. \nWhat does it truly mean to be scared? \n“I’M SCARED 2026” is a juried multidisciplinary art show that explores what we try to hide in the dark. This art show invites artists to show us the strange\, the bleak\, the freaky\, and the weird. \nJoin “I’M SCARED 2026” Curators and Artists for our Opening Reception on Saturday\, October 10\, 2026 from 7-9PM \nCome and visit\, what are you scared of? \nGallery Hours (Starting ARTober 12):\nMonday – Saturday 10AM-4PM\nSunday CLOSED
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/imscared2026-2/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Bethany Kids CREATE Saturdays - October 10
DESCRIPTION:Bethany Kids CREATE Saturdays\nDATES & TIMES: \nAll Saturdays are 10AM-12:30PM\nSeptember 19\, 26\, October 10\, 17\, 24\, November 7\, 14\, December 5\, 12\, 19\, 2026  \nAGES: 3-7 Years Old\nAges 3-5 with Elizabeth\nAges 6-7 with Ruby \nInstructors Elizabeth and Ruby specialize in their age group. Every project is designed to be just the right fit and accessible for each age.  \nSliding Scale Per Class: $50-65\nWe ask that you contribute at the level that reflects your family’s needs at this time. If you’re able to contribute at a higher level\, know that it goes directly toward sustaining this program and providing more opportunities for our community to participate in the arts.  \nBethany Kids CREATE Saturdays is an exploratory\, process-based art class for young artists to CREATE\, express themselves\, and build friendships. CREATors embark on innovative art projects designed to spark imagination and encourage artists to think outside the box. Projects might include sculpture building\, printmaking\, working with nature-based materials\, and much more.   \nWe’ll explore a wide range of art forms and unique art materials — all while learning new artistic skills\, practicing kindness\, team building and acceptance.   \nCome ready to explore and CREATE — dress for mess\, and dress for outside. Bring a nut-free snack.  \n*Registration required by 3PM on Friday*\n \nRegister Here!  \nAll sales are final.  \n——-  \nINSTRUCTORS & BIOS:\nElizabeth Montanile (she/her) \nInstructor: ages 3-5\nElizabeth was born in Puerto Rico and now currently resides in Dobbs Ferry\, New York. From a young age\, she has always been creative\, working across as many mediums as possible. One of her favorite mediums is photography\, and she graduated from the Hallmark Institute of Photography in 2012. During her time at Hallmark\, Elizabeth discovered not only a deep love for photography but also a passion for working with children\, particularly through portraiture. This experience led her to pursue an education in early childhood\, and she is now a teacher at Elmwood Day School.   \nElizabeth has been the Director of Bethany Kids CREATE Summer Program for the last three years. In her teaching\, Elizabeth encourages young artists to work together as a community. She created the Bethany bees: Bee kind\, Bee creative\, Bee helpful\, Bee brave\, and Bee you! — not only to honor the bees on Bethany’s property but also to encourage a safe space for kids to be themselves\, work together\, and find the artist they are.  \nWhen she is not teaching\, Elizabeth can be found in her studio at Bethany\, where she creates her mosaic jewelry pieces!   \nRuby Sgueglia (they/them)\nInstructor: ages 6-7\nRuby Sgueglia is a multimedia artist and art educator currently residing in Putnam County\, New York. They have experience in a wide variety of artistic mediums\, with a particular concentration on painting and drawing. Ruby has taught a little bit of everything to people of all ages and backgrounds\, but nothing is as consistently inspiring and exciting as getting to teach in environments like Bethany Kids CREATE Summer Program\, where they have been the Art Instructor for three years now. They believe that every child deserves the chance to be creative in a place where there is no judgement\, no emphasis on failure or success\, guided only by exploration and expression.    
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/bkcreatesat101026/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Opening Reception - I'M SCARED 2026
DESCRIPTION:I’M SCARED 2026\nOctober 10 – November 6\, 2026\nBethany Arts Community 40 Somerstown Road\, Ossining\, NY 10562 \nContent Warning: This exhibition contains mature and unsettling imagery\, including themes and visuals that some viewers may find frightening or disturbing. This exhibit is recommended for those 18+. Viewer discretion is advised. \nWhat does it truly mean to be scared? \n“I’M SCARED 2026” is a juried multidisciplinary art show that explores what we try to hide in the dark. This art show invites artists to show us the strange\, the bleak\, the freaky\, and the weird. \nJoin “I’M SCARED 2026” Curators and Artists for our Opening Reception on Saturday\, October 10\, 2026 from 7-9PM \nCome and visit\, what are you scared of? \nGallery Hours (Starting ARTober 12):\nMonday – Saturday 10AM-4PM\nSunday CLOSED
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/imscared2026or/
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SUMMARY:Visualizing Music: A Wearable Art Workshop with Emerging Artist Fellow Elijah Hamilton-Wray
DESCRIPTION:Visualizing Music: A Wearable Art Workshop\nwith Emerging Artist Fellow Elijah Hamilton-Wray\nDate & Time: Tuesday October 13\, 6:30-9PM\nRegistration Encouraged. Register now to secure your spot! \nVisual art and music\, as different as they may seem\, go hand in hand. They are both mediums that provide context as to how artists view the world. This is a workshop for people who love both visual art and music and wish to explore the connection between the two.  \nYou will be led through brainstorming and sketch exercises before eventually translating your ideas onto a clothing item using fabric paints and fabric markers.   \nWe aim to bring to life a piece of music that deeply resonates with you. This workshop is meant to provide a space for building community out of a shared love of music and making. Come for some fun and a bit of guided creativity so that you can leave with a piece of wearable art that is meaningful to you and\, hopefully\, a new perspective on some of your favorite music.  \nThis event is open to all\, ages 16+. Any experience level.  \n What to bring:   \n\nBring a piece of clothing (shirt\, sweatshirt\, pants\, skirt\, etc.) \n\n\nBring a song of your choice to create with\, plus headphones and a way to listen to your own music \n\n\nBring any additional art materials that you’d like to use \n\nAdditionally\, participants will be asked to share 2-3 songs prior to the workshop that we will compile into a community playlist!  \nABOUT ELIJAH\nA Graduate of Northern Vermont University in Johnson\, VT\, Elijah received his MFA in Studio Art. With a love of comic book characters and Japanese animation from an early age\, he often emulated those particular styles. Though his work does not especially represent those genres anymore\, there is reference to it in his current practice. He tends to incorporate certain fantastical elements in his work that blend with realistic representation. His main mediums are oil and acrylic paint\, but he’s also experienced in watercolor\, printmaking\, and drawing. In 2021 he moved to Kalamazoo\, MI to work as Post-Baccalaureate of Art at his undergraduate alma mater\, Kalamazoo College\, where he guided graduating art students through their senior year and helped arrange numerous art shows and exhibitions. He now works as an artist in East Lansing\, MI. \nThis Community Program is a part of BAC’s Emerging Artist Fellowship. 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 partners. 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/visualizingmusic/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Artist’s Circle: How We Art - Process\, Insight & Tips – Hosted by ENU Builds
DESCRIPTION:The Artist’s Circle: How We Art – Process\, Insight & Tips\nDate & Time: Wednesday\, ARTober 14\, 2026 7-8:30PM\nRSVP Recommended. Walk-Ins Welcome. \nArtist are welcome to join in this incredible peer-led discussion hosted by ENU Builds. Each month will have a different topic of discussion. Whether a Studio Artist\, Local Artists or Creative. All are Welcome to join the conversation. Share experiences\, outlooks\, and information. \nSeptember 16 Open Palette – Share Interests & Ideas\nARTober 14 How We Art – Process\, Insight & Tips\nNovember 18 Who Art Thou? Artist Identity & Branding\nDecember 16 New Tool Box – Self Promotion & Platform
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/artistcircle101426/
LOCATION:NY
CATEGORIES:Dance,Film,Talk,The Artist's Circle,Theater,Visual Art
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SUMMARY:PEEK-A-BOO - River's Edge Theatre Co.
DESCRIPTION:Peek-a-Boo\n(an immersive Hudson Valley Haunt)\nBy Meghan Covington\nDirected by Jessica Irons\nChoreographed by Megan Roe\n\nRiver’s Edge is bringing its wild and hauntingly provocative Peek-a-Boo back yet again by popular demand. Inspired by the real Peek-a-Boo flats of Tarrytown NY this immersive show is rife with intimate encounters\, voyeuristic thrills\, and deeply human performances. This year we have added extra secret scenes to keep you coming back for more. \nFollow infamous Hudson Valley characters such as Hulda the Witch\, John Andre\, and Sadie the Goat through the Peek-a-Boo to learn dark secrets and scandalous confessions. Scary storytelling and immersive theatre combine to make this show the perfect Halloween experience for Hudson Valley residents and tourists alike. \nOct 15-18 and 22-25\nAll Shows at 7:30pm \nhttps://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/peek-a-boo-an-immersive-hudson-valley-haunt-2 \n\n\n\n**This production is intended for MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY and includes some descriptions of sex\, violence\, and sexual violence that may not be appropriate for all audience members. Haze machines will be used throughout the show. Please make sure everyone in your party is aware of this disclaimer. **
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/peek2026/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Show,Performance,Play,River's Edge Theatre Co.,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261017T100000
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SUMMARY:Bethany Kids CREATE Saturdays - October 17
DESCRIPTION:Bethany Kids CREATE Saturdays\nDATES & TIMES: \nAll Saturdays are 10AM-12:30PM\nSeptember 19\, 26\, October 10\, 17\, 24\, November 7\, 14\, December 5\, 12\, 19\, 2026  \nAGES: 3-7 Years Old\nAges 3-5 with Elizabeth\nAges 6-7 with Ruby \nInstructors Elizabeth and Ruby specialize in their age group. Every project is designed to be just the right fit and accessible for each age.  \nSliding Scale Per Class: $50-65\nWe ask that you contribute at the level that reflects your family’s needs at this time. If you’re able to contribute at a higher level\, know that it goes directly toward sustaining this program and providing more opportunities for our community to participate in the arts.  \nBethany Kids CREATE Saturdays is an exploratory\, process-based art class for young artists to CREATE\, express themselves\, and build friendships. CREATors embark on innovative art projects designed to spark imagination and encourage artists to think outside the box. Projects might include sculpture building\, printmaking\, working with nature-based materials\, and much more.   \nWe’ll explore a wide range of art forms and unique art materials — all while learning new artistic skills\, practicing kindness\, team building and acceptance.   \nCome ready to explore and CREATE — dress for mess\, and dress for outside. Bring a nut-free snack.  \n*Registration required by 3PM on Friday*\n \nRegister Here!  \nAll sales are final.  \n——-  \nINSTRUCTORS & BIOS:\nElizabeth Montanile (she/her) \nInstructor: ages 3-5\nElizabeth was born in Puerto Rico and now currently resides in Dobbs Ferry\, New York. From a young age\, she has always been creative\, working across as many mediums as possible. One of her favorite mediums is photography\, and she graduated from the Hallmark Institute of Photography in 2012. During her time at Hallmark\, Elizabeth discovered not only a deep love for photography but also a passion for working with children\, particularly through portraiture. This experience led her to pursue an education in early childhood\, and she is now a teacher at Elmwood Day School.   \nElizabeth has been the Director of Bethany Kids CREATE Summer Program for the last three years. In her teaching\, Elizabeth encourages young artists to work together as a community. She created the Bethany bees: Bee kind\, Bee creative\, Bee helpful\, Bee brave\, and Bee you! — not only to honor the bees on Bethany’s property but also to encourage a safe space for kids to be themselves\, work together\, and find the artist they are.  \nWhen she is not teaching\, Elizabeth can be found in her studio at Bethany\, where she creates her mosaic jewelry pieces!   \nRuby Sgueglia (they/them)\nInstructor: ages 6-7\nRuby Sgueglia is a multimedia artist and art educator currently residing in Putnam County\, New York. They have experience in a wide variety of artistic mediums\, with a particular concentration on painting and drawing. Ruby has taught a little bit of everything to people of all ages and backgrounds\, but nothing is as consistently inspiring and exciting as getting to teach in environments like Bethany Kids CREATE Summer Program\, where they have been the Art Instructor for three years now. They believe that every child deserves the chance to be creative in a place where there is no judgement\, no emphasis on failure or success\, guided only by exploration and expression.    
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/bkcreatesat101726/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:CREATE Saturdays,Program,Visual Art,Youth Programming
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261017T110000
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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT! Introduction Watercolor Workshop - Leaf Painting From Life with Doreen Halsall
DESCRIPTION:SOLD OUT! \nIntroduction Watercolor Workshop – Leaf Painting From Life\nwith Instructor Doreen Halsall\nDATE & TIME: Saturday\, October 17\, 2026 11AM-2PM\nFEE: $90.00\nFor Ages 18+  \nIn this watercolor workshop\, students will learn to observe while understanding form\, composition\, color and various watercolor techniques for successful painting.  Beginners and students of all levels are welcome.  \nSOLD OUT! \n \nABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR\nDoreen Pagano Halsall of Pine Orchard Studio is a paper artist working in watercolor\, printmaking and photography. Her artistic approach is working from the natural world exploring plant and wildlife. She is an active exhibiting artist and educator showing her work in the USA and abroad in addition to teaching students of all ages since 1981. \nIn her watercolor workshops\, students will learn to observe while understanding form\, composition\, color and various watercolor techniques for successful painting.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/introwatercolor101726/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Watercolor,Workshop,Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261023T100000
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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT! Art Workshop for Older Adults: Bookmaking & Bookbinding with Instructor Monique Ford
DESCRIPTION:SOLD OUT! \nArt Workshop for Older Adults – Bookmaking & Bookbinding\nwith Instructor Monique Ford\nDate & Time: Friday\, October 23\, 2026 10AM-1PM\nCost: $20.00\nAges: Older Adults & Seniors (55+)\nRegistration required. Please register above!\nBeginners welcome! Art Workshops for Older Adults are open to makers of all skill levels. \nExplore the art of bookbinding from traditional foundations to inventive\, contemporary techniques. Artists will experiment with a rich mix of materials—both familiar and unexpected—to create expressive handmade books. \nTo ask any questions or for registration assistance\, please email Julia at julias@bethanyarts.org or call (914) 944-4278. \nAll sales are final and non-refundable.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/awfoa102326/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Classes,Program,Workshop,Workshops,Workshops for Older Adults
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