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SUMMARY:ORDER YOURS: Captured Legacy: Bethany Arts Community Black History & Culture Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Over the past four years\, the Bethany Arts Community Black History & Culture Exhibit has illuminated untold stories\, honored local trailblazers\, and brought to life the Black experience through powerful storytelling\, gallery displays and community voices. Year after year\, visitors asked\, “How can we have access to this material?” \nNow\, for the first time ever….you can! \nThis commemorative book is more than a collection. It’s a living archive. A powerful tribute. A testament to the legacy that was built\, curated\, and celebrated here. It captures the stories that shaped our communities; many of which have never been documented in this way before. \nPlease Note: ORDERS WILL BE OPEN UNTIL SOLD OUT. We now offer shipping for this book for an additional $10.00– there’ll be an option at check out. Pick-ups are ready once you order\, we are open Monday-Friday 10AM-4PM (unless otherwise stated on our social media channels). \nOrder your copy today! \nORDER HERE!
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LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:"Home Is Where The Art Is" - Peter Leeds - Studio Artist Showcase
DESCRIPTION:“Home Is Where The Art Is”\nPeter Leeds\nStudio Artist Showcase\nSeptember 1 – October 27\, 2025\nReception (in tandem with opening for “I’M SCARED TOO”): Friday\, October 10\, 2025 6-8PM\nGALLERY HOURS: Mon – Fri 10AM – 4PM \n\n\n\nPeter Leeds is a contemporary traditional painter based in Westchester\, NY\, whose work is rooted in realism and infused with heartfelt storytelling. Born and raised in suburban Long Island in the 1980s\, Peter grew up in a blue-collar household where education\, hard work\, and family values shaped his life. His father\, an elementary school teacher\, and his mother\, an emergency room nurse\, surrounded him with adventure books of N.C. Wyeth and the art of Andrew Wyeth and Jamie Wyeth. These vivid images of pirates from ‘Treasure Island’\, cloaked characters from ‘Robin Hood’\, and pastoral landscapes sparked his imagination and inspired him to see art as a way to connect generations. \n\n\n\nPeter earned his BFA from SUNY Cortland College and his MFA in anatomical drawing and figurative painting from the New York Academy of Art. He works in oil\, watercolor\, acrylic\, and pencil\, drawing on Old Masters’ techniques\, literature\, and nature to create a visual journal of his life. His personal art often centers on family and friends\, capturing the romance of everyday moments with intimacy and depth. \nIn addition to his studio work\, Peter is known for his large-scale mural commissions in Westchester and New York City. While his public projects are driven by clients\, his private paintings remain deeply personal\, reflecting his belief in the power of art to preserve shared experiences and strengthen bonds. You can also find him working part time at Captain Lawrence Brewing giving tours and promoting the newest beers in the market\, another passion he has as a Beer Sommelier. \n“My images\,” Leeds says\, “are a visual journal of a time in our life that is sometimes long gone.” \nWHY BETHANY\nPeter has been part of the Bethany Arts Community since 2019\, where his journey has expanded far beyond his studio practice. “I’ve been brought into this amazing community not fully realizing how personally important it is for my journey in life\,” he reflects. Within Bethany\, he has been an instructor\, student\, mentor\, guidance counselor\, and even philosopher—roles that have deepened his art and his relationships. \nAs an instructor\, he has taught Painting 101\, Portrait from a Photo\, Creative Drawing\, and the Fundamentals of Anatomical Drawing. Peter takes special pride in hosting his monthly Drink and Draw sessions\, which have fostered a culture of artistic camaraderie and creative exchange. \n“Inspiring others inspires me the most\,” he says. “Bethany has become a place where art is not just created\, but shared\, lived\, and celebrated.” \nFeatured Image: “The Weight of Growing Between Childhood and Change” by Peter Leeds
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/homeiswheretheartis/
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\n2025 – Sept 9\, 16\, 30\, Oct 7\, 14\, 21\, 28\, Nov 4\, 18\, 25\, Dec 2\, 9\, 16\, 2025\nNo Class December 23 & December 31\n2026 – Jan 27\, Feb 3\, 10\, 24\, March 3\, 10\, 17\, 24\, April 7\, 14\, 21\, 28\, May 5\, 12\, 19\, 26\, June 2\, 9\, 16\, 2026\nNO CLASS January 6\, 13\, 20\, February 17\, March 31\, 2026\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.
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SUMMARY:I'M SCARED TOO
DESCRIPTION:I’M SCARED TOO\nOctober 4 – November 1\, 2025\nBethany Arts Community 40 Somerstown Road\, Ossining\, NY 10562 \nWhat does it truly mean to be scared? \n“I’M SCARED TOO” is a juried multidisciplinary art show that explores what we try to hide in the dark. Featuring 2D work\, 3D work and sculpture\, along with film and soundscapes\, this art show invited artists to show us the strange\, the bleak\, the freaky\, and the weird. \nJoin “I’M SCARED TOO” Curators and Artists for our Opening Reception on Friday\, October 10\, 2025 from 6-8PM\, followed by an Open Mic in collaboration with Hudson Valley Books for Humanity hosted by Co-Curator Lexi Rudley (tickets to the open mic will be on sale soon!). \nCome and visit\, what are you scared of? \nGallery Hours (Starting ARTober 4):\nMonday-Friday 10AM-4PM\nSelect Saturdays: October 4 – During ARToberFest (11AM-4PM)\, October 18 – 12-4PM\, October 25 10AM-4PM 
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SUMMARY:A Community Poetry Workshop on Identity\, Legacy\, and Belonging with BAC Artist-in-Residence G. Victoria Campbell
DESCRIPTION:A Community Poetry Workshop on Identity\, Legacy\, and Belonging with BAC Artist-in-Residence G. Victoria Campbell\nDATE & TIME: Monday October 6\, 2025 7-8:30PMLOCATION: Ossining Public Library\, Budarz Theater (53 Croton Ave\, Ossining) \nFREE Community Program as part of BAC’s 2025 Fall Multidisciplinary Residency. In partnership with the Ossining Public Library. \n \nJoin us for a powerful 90-minute experience honoring the life of Philippa Duke Schuyler—mixed race\, Harlem Renaissance born child prodigy\, pianist\, and writer—whose brilliance was shadowed by a society that couldn’t see all of who she was.  \nDiscover the story of a forgotten genius\, reflect on your own\, and help create a community poem rooted in identity and inclusion.  \nTogether\, we’ll:  \n\nExplore an original song inspired by Philippa’s story \n\n\nCreate “I Am” poems and poetic affirmations \n\n\nShare truths about identity and belonging \n\n\nWeave our voices into a collective community poem \n\nThis is a space for truth-telling and collective creative expression. All ages\, backgrounds\, and levels of experience are welcome. Come as you are. Leave with your voice on the page.  \nFacilitated by G. Victoria Campbell. G. Victoria Campbell is a BIPOC Seattle-based psychologist-artist-activist. Her musicals include TREESON: AN ECO-MUSICAL (O’Neill Semi-finalist ‘23; sold-out\, off-Broadway concert ‘24)\, PHILIPPA and OFF WITH YOUR HEAD. Favorite venues her songs were performed: 54Below\, The Green Room 42\, the Union Theatre. Memberships: Dramatist Guild\, BMI Lehman Engel Workshop\, MAESTRA\, MUSE\, Seattle Composers Alliance.  \nThis event is a Fall Multidisciplinary Residency Community Program. As part of a residency at BAC\, we ask each artist to build and facilitate a Community Program. Community Programs are a unique opportunity for both artists-in-residence and our local community to gather\, engage\, and be in conversation with one another through art. Community Programs are free engagements open to the public and/or in collaboration with a local community partners. Learn more about this year’s Fall Multidisciplinary Residency here!\n \nOur 2025 Fall Multidisciplinary Residency is proudly sponsored by Cedar’s
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/communitypoetrygvictoria/
LOCATION:Ossining Public Library\, 53 Croton Avenue\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:2025 Residencies,2025 Residencies,Artober,Community Program,Creative Writing,Fall Multidisciplinary Residency 2025,Poetry,Residencies,Storytelling,Talk,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:"2191" Excerpt Reading & Conversation w/ BAC Artist-in-Residence Bella Poynton
DESCRIPTION:2191 Excerpt Reading & Conversation w/ BAC Artist-in-Residence Bella Poynton\nDATE & TIME: Wednesday\, October 8\, 2025 7-8:30 PM\nFor teens and up! \nJoin BAC Artist-In-Residence Playwright Bella Poynton for a reading of 2191\, a new play examining how artificial intelligence shapes survival in a fractured\, post-war world.   \nThe story follows Fleur\, a young woman who must rely on outdated AI systems to find her missing brother\, even as she confronts the knowledge that this same technology contributed to environmental collapse.   \nThis reading invites audiences to reflect on the quickly growing presence of AI in our everyday lives and the moral ambiguities it creates. Afterward\, stay for a conversation with Bella about the rapid proliferation of AI and its moral and ethical consequences.  \nFor teens and up. \nThis event is a Fall Multidisciplinary Residency Community Program. As part of a residency at BAC\, we ask each artist to build and facilitate a Community Program. Community Programs are a unique opportunity for both artists-in-residence and our local community to gather\, engage\, and be in conversation with one another through art. Community Programs are free engagements open to the public and/or in collaboration with a local community partners. Learn more about this year’s Fall Multidisciplinary Residency here!\n \nOur 2025 Fall Multidisciplinary Residency is proudly sponsored by Cedar’s
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/2191reading/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:2025 Residencies,2025 Residencies,Artober,Community Program,Fall Multidisciplinary Residency 2025,Program,Reading,Residencies,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:Pints & Prints with Emerging Artist Fellow Jeremy Ackman - October 9
DESCRIPTION:Pints & Prints with Emerging Artist Fellow Jeremy Ackman\nDATES/TIMES\nThursday September 25\, 6-8PM\nThursday October 9\, 6-8PM – You’re on this page now!\nThursday October 23\, 6-8PM\nFriday November 7\, 6-8PM\nRSVP Encouraged\, Walk-Ins Welcome. \nThis club is a welcoming space for photographers\, book lovers\, and anyone interested in photography to connect\, share\, and inspire one another.   \nWe gather in a relaxed setting to show prints\, photo books\, and works-in-progress\, while also engaging in publications\, exhibitions\, and writings on photography or even talk about cameras and gear. Conversations range from friendly critiques and discussions of artistic process to broader reflections on narrative\, history\, theory\, and contemporary practice. Whether sparked by an image\, a book\, an exhibition\, or even a favorite camera\, our meetings celebrate photography in all its forms while offering room for a casual exchange.   \nCome join us\, bring your pictures and inspirations\, and be part of a growing creative community. BYOB! Ages 21+.   \nFREE Community Program.\n \nThis event is an Emerging Artist Fellowship Community Program. As part of a residency at BAC\, we ask each artist to build and facilitate a Community Program. Community Programs are a unique opportunity for both artists-in-residence and our local community to gather\, engage\, and be in conversation with one another through art. Community Programs are free engagements open to the public and/or in collaboration with a local community partners. \nABOUT JEREMY\nJeremy Ackman\, originally from Cincinnati\, Ohio. After high school\, he joined the Ohio National Guard\, where he served in deployments to Kosovo\, New Orleans\, and Iraq. Following his service\, Jeremy married his wife\, Rachel\, and they moved to Boston. There\, he pursued higher education\, earning a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Massachusetts Boston. His passion for photography led him to further his studies at the Hampshire Institute of Art (now New England College)\, where he completed a Master of Fine Arts in Photography in 2016. \nJeremy’s photography has been widely recognized\, with exhibitions in major cities such as New York\, Boston\, and Chicago\, as well as the Phoenix Art Museum. His work has also been featured in numerous online and print magazines\, showcasing his unique ability to capture the essence of everyday moments and environments. Now based in West Orange\, NJ\, Jeremy continues to photograph his surroundings and focuses on producing and self-publishing photography books that reflect his evolving perspective. He resides there with his wife and daughter.
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SUMMARY:I'M SCARED TOO Opening Reception
DESCRIPTION:I’M SCARED TOO\nOctober 3 – November 1\, 2025\nBethany Arts Community 40 Somerstown Road\, Ossining\, NY 10562 \nWhat does it truly mean to be scared? \nJoin “I’M SCARED TOO” Curators and Artists for our Opening Reception on Friday\, October 10\, 2025 from 6-8PM\, followed by an Open Mic in collaboration with Hudson Valley Books for Humanity hosted by Co-Curator Lexi Rudley (tickets to the open mic will be on sale soon!). \n“I’M SCARED TOO” is a juried multidisciplinary art show that explores what we try to hide in the dark. Featuring 2D work\, 3D work and sculpture\, along with film and soundscapes\, this art show invited artists to show us the strange\, the bleak\, the freaky\, and the weird. \nCome and visit\, what are you scared of? \nGallery Hours (Starting 10/3):\nMonday-Friday 10AM-4PM\nSelect Saturdays: October 4 – During ARToberFest (11AM-4PM)\, October 11 10AM-4PM\, & November 1 10AM-4PM
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SUMMARY:Storytelling Showcase - "A time you were spooked..."
DESCRIPTION:Storytelling Showcase – “A time you were spooked…”\nOctober 11\, 2025\nDoors: 6:00pm\nShow: 7:00pm\nTickets – Online $45 / At Door $50 \nOne night only! NYC’s best storytellers are coming to Ossining—from NPR’s The Moth Radio Hour\, Story Collider\, Comedy Central’s This Is Not Happening\, PBS’s Stories from the Stage\, the RISK! podcast\, and more! \nJoin us for an unforgettable evening of stories about being scared or spooked! \nExpected to sell out—get your tickets now! \nLINE UP:\nHeadliner Erin Barker\nHost Kona Morris\nStorytellers\nGastor Almonte\nAnnie Tan\nRo Moran\nKelly Spillman\nAndrew McGill\nMatt Storrs \nAbout the Performers\nERIN BARKER – Headliner\nErin Barker is a Moth GrandSLAM-winning storyteller whose stories have aired on public radio and on podcasts such as The Moth\, Family Ghosts\, and the RISK! podcast. One of her stories was included in the New York Times-bestselling book The Moth: 50 True Stories. She is also the executive director and cofounder of Story Collider\, a science storytelling nonprofit\, and producer of its award-winning weekly podcast. She lives in New York City with her partner\, their two-year-old daughter\, and their dog\, Wally. \nKONA MORRIS – Host\nKona Morris is a storyteller\, writer\, and educator. She is a four-time winner of The Moth StorySLAM\, in New York City\, Boston\, and Los Angeles\, and she came in first place for the Ojai Storytelling Festival Story Slam. Kona has performed on national television shows and podcasts\, including Stories From The Stage (PBS) and the RISK! podcast\, and her solo show will be featured at the 2026 NYC Fringe Fest. Kona spent 14 years teaching literature\, mythology\, and creative writing courses to college students\, and now she teaches storytelling craft workshops to inspire others to tell their stories. For more information: KonaMorris.com \nGASTOR ALMONTE – Storyteller\nGastor Almonte is an award-winning stand up comedian\, storyteller\, writer\, and host. He’s appeared on COMEDY CENTRAL’s This Is Not Happening\, VICE\, and PBS. TIMEOUT magazine named him one of your “New Comedy Obsessions.” He’s a 2020 Webby Award winner for his appearance on PBS and WORLD CHANNEL’s Stories from the Stage. He’s the host of The War Report podcast with Shalewa Sharpe\, and his debut album Immigrant Made reached #1 on iTunes\, Amazon Music\, and GooglePlay charts. \nANNIE TAN – Storyteller\nAnnie Tan is an educator\, activist\, writer and storyteller from Manhattan’s Chinatown. Annie’s work has been featured in Huffington Post\, New Republic\, PBS’ Asian Americans\, the RISK! podcast\, and twice on The Moth Radio Hour on NPR. Annie is writing a memoir about connecting with her immigrant parents despite not sharing a common fluent language. Find more at AnnieTan.com \nRO MORAN – Storyteller\nRo Moran is an award-winning chicken wing eater who also happens to enjoy storytelling on the side. He has participated in shows like Prose of Pie\, Tiny Tales\, Story Boom\, Story Collider\, Story Collider en Español\, and also produces shows throughout Westchester and New York City\, including Say Word. When Ro isn’t telling tales\, he’s a community activist and interpreter\, and a father to some really cool kids. \nKELLY SPILLMAN – Storyteller\nKelly Spillman is a comedian and storyteller based in Los Angeles. She is a Moth StorySLAM winner and has performed on NPR\, The Improv\, Comedy Store\, and comedy clubs all over the country. She is currently touring her solo show I Blame Florida. \nANDREW McGILL – Storyteller\nAndrew McGill is a high school English teacher and dean by day\, and a stand-up comedian\, storyteller\, DJ\, and jiu-jitsu fighter by night. You can catch this jack-of-all-trades running around NYC doing one of his 5\,136x side hustles listed on his W9.  \n  \nMATT STORRS – Storyteller\nMatt Storrs is a comedian and storyteller based out of NYC and originally from Phoenix\, AZ. He has been featured in Newsweek\, on NPR\, and on PBS. Matt is known for sharp stories and his esoteric comedy. Matt Storrs is a humor person. He can be found online at @mtstorrs.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/storytellingshowcase1/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Storytelling,Theater
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