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| thru March 31 Dan Neiman: Photo Exhibit [link] Coffee Labs, Tarrytown Landscape and City Photography. |
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| POSTPONED Monday, March 2 @ 7:30pm Hastings Education Foundation presents "The Pursuit of Happiness" [link] The Purple Crayon, Hastings A comedy by Richard Dresser, Directed by Kev. in O'Rourke. A play reading to benefit the Hastings Schools. Follow the link for more details. Characters: Annie (a woman)…………………Maddie Corman (Dobbs Ferry) Neil (her husband)………………….Kevin O’Rourke (Hastings) Jodi (their daughter)…………………………..Margy Love Spud (a college classmate of Annie’s)……………Patrick Breen Tucker (a co-worker of Neil’s)…………..Victor Verhaeghe Stage directions will be read by Charlie O’Rourke (Hastings) |
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| Tuesday, March 3 @ 8pm Mike + The Mechanics [link] Tarrytown Music Hall A Music Hall/Music Without Borders Co-presentation. Special Guest: Daryl Stuermer. Mike + The Mechanics are hitting the road to celebrate the 25th anniversary of “The Living Years.” The revelry will spill into 2015—which also happens to be the band’s 30-year anniversary. |
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| Tuesday, March 3 @ 8pm Craig Ferguson's Hot & Grumpy Tour: Walking the Earth [link] Paramount Hudson Vally, Peekskill The Star of TV's The Late Late Show and Celebrity Name Game brings his comedy stand-up flair to the Paramount Hudson Valley! Craig Ferguson entered the world of late night comedy following a diverse & eclectic career. Since taking the helm of CBS's THE LATE LATE SHOW in 2005, the show has set all-time viewer records in the nine years that it has been on the air. CELEBRITY NAME GAME recently debuted with Ferguson as host & puts celebrities on the spot as they compete to identify famous names based on improvised clues. Craig came into his own on the THE LATE LATE SHOW, winning his first Emmy nomination in 2006. |
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| Thursday, March 5 from 2pm - 4pm March Movies "The Theory of Everything" Warner Library Come in from the cold and watch some award winning movies. The Theory of Everything, starring Eddy Redmayne and Felicity Jones . |
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| Thursday, March 5 @ 8pm Tom Paxton & Janis Ian - "Together At Last" [link] Tarrytown Music Hall A Music Hall/Music Without Borders Co-presentation. Two of Americas greatest songwriters share the stage for an evening of stories and songs. Each with ties to the classic Greenwich Village folk scene, Tom Paxton and Janis Ian are nearly a generation apart yet share a slew of folk influences as well as an affinity for fearlessly tackling controversial issues. Paxton emerged in the days of hootenannies and wrote his share of what were then called protest songs. But he also wrote songs about love, humour and for kids. Many became oft-covered standards, including ‘Bottle of Wine’, ‘Ramblin’ Boy’ and ‘The Last Thing on My Mind’. At 15, Ian had a major pop hit with the then-provocative ‘Society’s Child’, a taboo-busting meditation about an interracial romance. She re-emerged a decade later in the mid-‘70s with her biggest hit the reflective ‘At Seventeen’, which won a GRAMMY. She remains an unflinching topical commentator. |
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| Thursday, March 5 Jazz & Blues.: Chris Conte The Mill, Hastings Live Songbook |
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| Friday, March 6 @ 8pm George Thorogood & The Destroyers [link] Tarrytown Music Hall A Music Hall/Music Without Borders Co-presentation. Special guest: The Daniel Nicole Band. For George Thorogood and his longtime band The Destroyers – Jeff Simon (drums, percussion), Bill Blough (bass guitar), Jim Suhler (rhythm guitar) and Buddy Leach (saxophone) – their 40th anniversary is indestructible proof that staying true to yourself and the music can still mean something. And with a catalog of iconic hits that includes “Who Do You Love”, “I Drink Alone”, “One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer”, “Move It On Over”, “Bad To The Bone” and more, being able to share it with audiences is what will always matter. With over 8,000 live shows and 15 million albums sold worldwide later, George Thorogood is still making explosive music, still thrilling audiences, and still the baddest-to-the-bone performer in rock. |
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| Friday, March 6 @ 8pm A. J. Croce [link] Emelin Theatre, Mamaroneck A beloved artist with a hot new album, A.J. Croce's life has known its share of adversity. His father, a legendary singer-songwriter, died in a plane crash just two years after his son was born. Between the ages of 4 and 10, A.J. was blinded by a brain tumor; it's at this time that he began playing the piano. "I learned to play music by listening and playing along to the radio and to records," Croce says. "At some point I was given the music of Ray Charles and Stevie Wonder as inspiration, which it was, and has been ever since." After his first paying gig at 12 ($20 to play at a bar mitzvah) by the age of 16 he was a regular at San Diego nightclubs. |
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| Friday, March 6 through March 29 The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds [link] 3 Owens Road, Croton Falls The Schoolhouse Theater continues its 2014-2015 season with the Pulitzer prize winning drama The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds. Written by Paul Zindel. Gamma Rays was considered one of Off-Broadway's greatest successes, presenting a powerful and moving study of a shy, quiet, intelligent girl who somehow finds the strength to survive inside a disturbed family. In addition to winning the Pulitzer Prize in 1971, it also won the Obie Award and the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best American Play of the season. Elizabeth Van Dyke, whose directorial credits include The Ballad of Emmett Till, The Piano Lesson and Zora Lives, will direct this production. In 1972, Paul Newman produced and directed Joanne Woodward in a critically-acclaimed film based on the play. |
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| Saturday, March 7 from 11:30am - 3:30pm Babysitters Certification Course [link] Greenburgh Library Presenter: Denise Schrimer. Learn essential babysitting skills from certified instructor Denise Schirmer. At the end of the class you'll take a simple test and receive course certification. Participants should bring a notebook, pencil, and lunch. |
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| Saturday, March 7 from 2pm - 4:45pm
(thru March 30) Opening Reception: "Elements of Influence," Grafstract expressionism by J. SinXero Beltran Martucci Gallery, Irvington Public Library A solo exhibit. J. SinXero Beltran paints with aerosol paint, mixed media and acrylic paints on canvas and on walls of buildings. J. SinXero Beltran is the founder and Executive Director of TAG Public Arts Project, whose mission is to encourage Urban Artists to work together to enhance the visual landscape of urban communities with art. |
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| Saturday, March 7 @ 6pm 'Alexander Hamilton: Washington's Indispensable Partner' Meade House, 12 Elm Street, Dobbs Ferry Wine and Cheese Reception and Lecture. download flyer |
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| Saturday, March 7 Ardsley Education Foundation's Spring 2015 Gala [link] The Coliseum, White Plains The AEF is already working toward our 2015 Spring Gala, which will be held at The Coliseum on Saturday, March 7, 2015. This is our biggest fundraiser of the year; proceeds benefit all of our children by enhancement to our district funding for cultural and educational endeavors. We look forward to a fun-filled evening with high profits from our online and live event auctions! |
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| Saturday, March 7 @ 8pm &
Sunday, March 8 @ 3pm Next Fall [link] Irvington Town Hall Theater This Tony Award-nominated play goes beyond the typical love story to explore what it means to believe and what it might cost us not to. The play is about two gay men in a committed relationship in which one is devoutly religious and the other is an atheist. The play revolves around their five-year relationship and how they make it work despite their differences. However, when an accident changes everything, Adam must turn to Luke's family for support and answers. |
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| Saturday, March 7 @ 7:30pm - 10:30pm Driftwood [link] Common Ground, First Unitarian Society of Westchester, 25 Old Jackson Ave, Hastings The energy of rock n' roll is impossible to categorize – mercurial, specific to its beholder and profoundly reflective. Formed in 2005, the band spent four years playing just about anywhere they could. "We just wanted to be able to play for any crowd and turn heads," says banjo player Joe Kollar. "We played everywhere. Coffee houses, bars, churches, rock clubs, Bluegrass festivals and the streets…a lot on the streets. We didn't make any money, but what we learned was invaluable." |
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| Saturday, March 7 @ 7:30pm & 9:30pm The Sklar Brothers [link] Emelin Theatre, Mamaroneck Delivering jokes at a breakneck pace and peppering the show with short sketch bits, the Sklar Brothers' fresh and funny take on modern life has won over audiences across the country. You've seen them guest starring in many TV shows, including Curb Your Enthusiasm, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Grey's Anatomy and Entourage. Now see them at the Emelin! |
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| Saturday, March 7 @ 8pm Live Music: Divining Rod [link] Upstream Gallery, Hastings FREE. James John Wilson playing with Divining Rod Live at Upstream Gallery Singer/Songwriters. Wilson plays lyrically driven songs with Southern tonality. |
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| Saturday, March 7 @ 8pm Rob Bartlett with Special Guest Tony Powell [link] Tarrytown Music Hall Presented by Gary Grant Talent. Rob Bartlett and Tony Powell appear with Imus in the Morning everyday on WABC Radio and Fox Business News. They perform all the characters used on the show, some of which are The Godfather, Chris Christie, Larry King, Fat Elvis, Brian Wilson, Tony Roberts, Eddie Murphy, Little Richard and the Reverend Jesse Jackson. Their Stand-Up comedy is hilarious and leaves the audience standing and begging for more. |
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| Saturday, March 7 @ 8:30pm PGT Cabaret Night [link] The Play Group Theatre , 1 N Broadway, White Plains Join us for a very special evening of song in our own Studio Theatre. Cabaret features a mix of enjoyable musical theatre songs, and music never before sung on the PGT stage. Enjoy a festive night of heart and music with the PGT community. |
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| Sunday, March 8 from 11am - 3pm Maple Sugaring Party [link] Greenburgh Nature Center, Scasdale Celebrate the emergence of spring! Visit our barnyard, join a naturalist to discover signs of spring throughout our property, make seasonal crafts, play games, and search for eggs in a nature-inspired egg hunt. Egg hunt and other fun activities run continuously throughout the day. Refreshments available for purchase, by ShopRite Scarsdale, who generously donates all proceeds to the GNC. For discounted rate, pre-register and pre-pay online only by Saturday, March 28. See website for link. Early registration rates: Members $5/person, Non-members $10/person. Children under 2 FREE. Day of event rates: Members $8/person, Non-members $15/person. Children under 2 FREE. Event held Rain or Shine. No Refunds. Unicard and Westchester County Parks Pass not valid during special events. |
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| Sunday, March 8 from 11:30am - 1:30pm (thru April 12) Opening Reception: "A Place to Remember" Emily Stedman [link] Donald Gallery, South Church, Dobbs Ferry "A Place to Remember," at the Donald Gallery in Dobbs Ferry, New York, suggests the emotional state of being you feel when you have been affected by a special location you can't forget, no matter how long ago you were there. Not content to simply record the reality of a location, my transparent watercolor paintings capture the feelings that are evoked when something familiar and well traveled suddenly appears fresh and new again. I find inspiration in memory and the everyday world. Italy, Ireland, England, and several States are some of the locations that I have painted to express a place etched in enduring memory. |
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| Sunday, March 8 @ 2pm LA FILLE DU REGIMENT by Gaetano Donizetti [link] Performing Arts Center, Purchase Sung in French at the Vienna State Opera, 2007 Starring Natalie Dessay, Juan Diego Florez, Carlos Alvarez and Montserrat Caballe. Director Laurent Pelly updates the story of the opera world's most irrepressible tomboy to the early 20th century and proceeds to send up the comic-opera genre with a frantic stream of visual highlights. Conducted by Yves Abel. Co-produced with the Royal Opera House Covent Garden and The Metropolitan Opera. |
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March 8 @ 2pm A Trip Down Tin Pan Alley Greenburgh Public Library, 300 Tarrytown Road, Elmsford Featuring vocalists Jan Kant and Wanda Grochowski and pianist Justine Macgurdy. Perfo rmances of vocal and piano solos and duets of such famous composers as Rodgers and Hart, Irving Berlin, the Gershwins, Jerome Kern and many more. |
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| Sunday, March 8@ 3pm Artists Conversatons: Jazz Panel [link] Estherwood Mansion, The Masters School, Dobbs Ferry Presented by RiverArts. Jazz Panel: Mark Morganelli, John Patitucci, Chuck Loeb, Tim Armacost and Ron Vincent Artist Conversations introduce artists, musicians, writers, performers, film makers, and other creatively-engaged individuals who live in the Rivertowns and feature an inside look at their creative process, challenges, successes, and more. Moderated by PBS arts correspondent Christina Ha. April 12th: Artist Mansheng Wang |
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| Sunday, March 8 @ 3pm Next Fall [link] Irvington Town Hall Theater This Tony Award-nominated play goes beyond the typical love story to explore what it means to believe and what it might cost us not to. The play is about two gay men in a committed relationship in which one is devoutly religious and the other is an atheist. The play revolves around their five-year relationship and how they make it work despite their differences. However, when an accident changes everything, Adam must turn to Luke's family for support and answers. |
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| Sunday, March 8 , doors open for dinner @ 4pm, music @ 5pm House Cocert Series: Radoslav Lorković [link] Hastings. Concert address will be provided when reservation is confirmed. All Shows – Suggested donation: $20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door , 100% goes to the musicians. April 19 - Jess Klein |
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| Sunday, March 8 @ 7pm Spank! The Fifty Shades Parody [link] Tarrytown Music Hall A Music Hall/Music Without Borders Co-presentation The hilarious musical spoof of the Fifty Shades book (and forthcoming movie) returns to the Music Hall. See all the naughty fun of the best selling book come to life; Sharp-witted comedy, musical numbers, sexy striptease performances, and lots of surprises! In 2013, audiences and critics alike loved getting SPANK!'d. The show played in over 170 cities, making it the world's #1 theatrical parody. "A sexy, hysterical, rip-roaring good time…Wildly entertaining" – Toronto Stage - "The audience went wild. SPANK! is a raucously hilarious, perfect girl's night out!" -BroadwayWorld.com |
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Roots & Wings CSA
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A fresh initiative to bring local produce to the Rivertowns. Learn more at Roots & Wings CS A Open House on March 21 at the "Farm Room" at Days of Wonder in Dobbs Ferry.
Join Roots & Wings CSA members and prospective members, and meet farmer Dan King, at the Roots & Wings CSA Open House on Saturday, March 21 at 10:00 – 11:30 AM at the "Farm Room" at Days of Wonder, 343 Broadway, Dobbs Ferry. This free event is cosponsored by EatLocalNY. For more information, visit [link or contact the CSA Manager at rootswingscsa@gmail.com.
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