Building Bridges Through Books: A Social Justice Book Group
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Green Ossining's 15th Annual Earth Day Festival!
Spend the day at Westchester’s largest Earth Day Festival - and visit our booth!
Permission: Writing Your Memoir, Freeing Your Soul, with Author Elissa Altman
Who am I to tell my story? Meet author Elissa Altman and be transformed.
Read Aloud with Nikki Grimes
Clear your calendars! The incomparable Nikki Grimes joins us for a very special Read Aloud.
Ossining Stories: An Evening of Poetry and Music with Nikki Grimes and Kendall Buchanan
An evening of poetry, music, and a walk down Ossining’s memory lane.
Building Bridges Through Books: A Social Justice Book Group
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Blake Rowe Music
Here’s your chance to experience the extraordinary - and transcendent - talent of Blake Rowe.
Blake Rowe is described as a pianist, composer, songwriter and educator. While these words are technically accurate, they do not capture the joyful, spontaneous, uplifting qualities of his musicianship. If you haven’t yet experienced Blake perform, we urge you to join us for this long-awaited event.
Blake Rowe is a pianist, singer-songwriter and music educator living in the Hudson Valley. Having both parents who were professional actors, his songs and performance have the feel of musical theater, combined with the humor and satire of Randy Newman and Tom Lehrer. His songs also come from the heart and speak to our collective stories of love, loss and remembrance. A trained classical pianist, he brings a deep musicianship to his original material. The concert will feature his son Julian Rowe on drums and Chris Conte on upright Bass.
Tickets available here for $10-$25 (your choice).
Omkari Williams: Micro Activism for Introverts
Activist while introverted? No problem! Come learn how you, too, can make meaningful change happen.
Building Bridges Through Books: A Social Justice Book Group
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Ritual Yoga: Spring Cleaning
Elle Randall and Rebecca Haber host a special 75-minute class to jumpstart your transition into spring.
Author Michelle B. Slater: About the Lunatic
If you love Henry David Thoreau, then . . .
Open Mic - at Bethany Arts Community!
Calling all Poets, Spoken Word Artists, Storytellers, and Musicians!
Barbara Worton, Author of Chatterbox: Stories from a Noisy Life
A memoir full of heart, food, and family. You may just want to go out for Italian food after the event!
Poets Mary Newell, B.K. Fischer, and Elizabeth Zuba
An exploration of life forms and processes through the words of three stunning poets.
Eli Musser and Friends Acoustic Evening
A rare opportunity to experience three of the region’s top acoustic talent in one evening.
Pictures and Words: A Sketchbook Art Show
A sketchbook art show featuring stunning local talent.
My Greenwich Village: Dave, Bob, and Me
New York’s Greenwich Village from the inside out.
Building Bridges Through Books: A Social Justice Book Group
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Reception for County Legislator Emiljana Ulaj
Come meet County Legislator Emiljana Ulaj!
Keeping Memories Alive: Caroline Levine on Ageless, Her Grandmother's Novel
Remembering a loved one through her final passion project.
Book Launch: Jane McManus, Inside the Surging Business of Women's Sports
The inside scoop on the business of women’s sports.
Building Bridges Through Books: A Social Justice Book Group
Come be a part of something truly special.
Poet-Abolitionist Antoinette Cooper in Conversation with Poet Iain Haley Pollock
The body never forgets.