Rockland County Living, Arts & Entertainment, Food & Drink, Tourism
Plans Include A $4 Million Retrofit, Mixed-Use Performing Arts And Event Space By Tina Traster Established 1830. Nearly 17,000 square feet. Fewer than 50 families. More than 400 free weekly meals. This is the story of the First Reformed Church of Nyack told in numbers. Like churches in towns and cities everywhere, this iconic Nyack […]
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Grist For The Mill — A Poetry Corner For Rockland
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Grants To Nonprofit Arts Organizations Support Continued Economic Vitality Of Local Arts Scene
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Long-time Curator Margaret Carney Debuts International Museum of Dinnerware Design, The Culmination Of A Lifelong Passion & And An Academic Career
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Our Economy Is Strengthened By Supporting Rockland’s Many Local Arts Organizations By Craig Smith Following the pandemic, arts organizations and small businesses were struggling to recover (people were staying home and streets had numerous empty storefronts). Small businesses and arts organizations began a collaboration that continues today as the effects of the 2020 pandemic linger. […]
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Veolia Launches New York State’s First Water Affordability Program; ARTSROCK Names Laura Steinberger Managing Director; Briefs
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The military tribunal re-enacted Saturday at the Stony Point Battlefield brought more than 100 visitors back in time, thanks to Sean Grady and Gary Petagine from Drama From the Past, LLC.
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Folks came from near and far to experience the Haverstraw’s 10th Annual Food Crawl. Highlights “Haverstraw Crawl Eats and Beats” – a small plates or tapas-focused food sampling, beer gardens, music, dancing, and the Amish Outlaws
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Pearl River Based LCM247 Produces “Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska: A Celebration in Words and Music” for PBS; Joe Allen Premieres “Renaissance Man: The Life and Times of Dr. Edmund W. Gordon”, Briefs
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Village of Haverstraw At Inflection Point: Will Street Crime Turn Back Years of Progress?; New Police Chief Said He Plans To Deploy Two Officers On Foot or Bike
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