During April, the Larchmont Public Library’s Oresman Gallery will feature two unique and very different exhibits. LEISURE IN LARCHMONT features historic photographs of people in Larchmont from over 100 years ago and ABSTRACT ART features work created by students in Diane Davis’ abstract art workshop held at the Library in March.
There will be an Artist Reception honoring the abstract...
Beginning in January, Hidden Realms will be offering "Wellness Weekends" comprised of a variety of classes & workshops as well as guest speakers and special events. Modeled after schedules at The Lodge at Woodloch, Kripalu & Canyon Ranch, we're planning Saturday & Sunday schedules packed with information to show you all the health & healing modalities available right here in our Sound...
CareMount Medical will be hosting free, educational Medicare meetings throughout the Hudson Valley from February 19, 2019 through May 23, 2019. Each seminar will discuss the basics of Medicare and your coverage options.
If you need help understanding your Medicare options, come join us at a meeting! You’ll learn about the choices you have such as:
Medicare Prescription Drug Plans...
Few creatures inspire so much fascination – and fear – as sharks. However, sharks are far from the mindless killing machines that they are commonly portrayed to be.
Worldwide, biologists have identified about 470 species of sharks, a cartilaginous fish in the class of Elasmobranchii. Some live peaceful lives skimming plankton from the water with specialized gill rakers. Others have...
The Chelsea of Greenburgh is holding a forum: Living with Dementia and its effects on family and friends. Symptons peak in the spring. A free event on Thursday, April 25th from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM. RSVP by April 23rd to 914-275-0010. Presented by Lynda O’Hanlon, MPA, CCM A Healthy Aging Healthcare Professional.
The event takes place at the Ardsley Public Library, 9...
Friday mornings from 10:30 to 12:30. Free, no registration. Open to adults and older teens.
Participants are asked to bring their own supplies in, but some basic supplies will be provided by the library.
This program is facilitated by local resident Nina Bertolino. Nina is an accomplished artist and has exhibited her work in many shows.
For questions, you can email the library at...
Isabelle SCHELTJENS portraits in glass are simply put – beautiful. Their effect is a candied aesthetic, shimmering with light and buoyant energy. They exist as a compelling commentary, meticulously constructed, and ultimately breathtaking.
Inherent in Scheltjens’ most clever portraits are her determined focus on its architecture - the elemental structure of the face. Her...
“Modern Families” is a photographic inquiry into the evolving nature of who and what constitutes the American family today. Anchored by rarely exhibited work by Harlem Renaissance photographer James Van Der Zee (1886-1983), it explores the diverse faces and relationships that represent “family” from the points of view of eleven photographers.
In the contemporary moment, transgender life is widely associated with structural oppression, rejection, and violence. Despite this, the work of trans artists and writers is often joyful and liberatory, more invested in pleasure than loss. Looking at some of that work, T. Fleischmann will consider what unique forms joy takes in trans lives and trans art, and how those forms might lead us toward...
