Rockland County Living, Arts & Entertainment, Food & Drink, Tourism
This summer, Irvington Theater in Westchester, which had been planning a fall debut of an arts incubator program for emerging works of art, sped up its launch with an online YOUTUBE forum for The Arts Incubator. Viewing is free and the works are on the YOUTUBE channel indefinitely.
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Space Adventure Glow in the Dark Mini Golf, the only 18-hole indoor miniature golf course in Rockland County, opened this week in a 7,000 square feet space on Level One next to H&M.
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On October 1st, she closed her bakery/café at 170 North Main Street in New City. Fischer said there was not enough support and patronage from the local community to keep the ovens fired up.
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the Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a Winter Bazaar at Flywheel Park every Saturday and Sunday starting Thanksgiving weekend and running through Dec. 20.
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“Ride Round Rockland has done a lot to promote tourism here,” said Jeremy Schulman, Rockland County’s director of economic development and tourism. “The event brings cyclists from the entire region. It shows off Rockland’s beauty.”
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Amazon held its annual Prime Day event nearly two weeks ago, but the company has not released overall sales. Nevertheless, analysts believe this year’s event saw sales rocket by 49 percent, hitting $10.6 billion.
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The pandemic has brought the Lafayette to a crossroads. Benmosche will move forward with plans to reinvent the entertainment space but will not open the theater for movies alone. Even when the ban on Rockland is lifted.
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Pandemic sends Daniel Dominguez back to kitchen for more R&D on his ice cream recipes and turned his attention to a Westchester incubator that mentors startup entrepreneurs Ossining Innovates!.
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Consumer sentiment is recovering though much uncertainty lies ahead given the pandemic’s grip on the nation and no clear understanding as to the availability of a vaccine.
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Amid the boredom and frustration of schools being shuttered and friend fests on hold, 17-year-old Delyth Phillips of Tappan jumpstarted a slow-fashion lifestyle business she hopes will amount to doing good for the planet and becoming a profitable entrepreneur.
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