Reviewed by EUGENE PAUL Well, well, well. Something tells me that there’s been a lot of argybargy going on and it’s all there if you study the title page of your program, which is a favorite pastime of mine, information galore cloaked in the very sizes of the print and how it’s all distributed. Probably […]
Are you looking for a creative arts experience for your child this summer? Want to learn more about Camp RoCA? Join us for one of our Camp Open Houses: Sundays March 8, April 5 or May 3 from 1 – 4 p.m. at RoCA. Feel free to come at any time during those hours. Meet […]
In celebration of African American History Month (2020) Shades Repertory Theater will present Samuel Harps’ play The Death of King Shotaway. The two act drama is inspired by the true story of The African Glove Theater, (AGT) The all negro company was established in 1821 in Lower Manhattan by playwright William Henry Brown. AGT was the first known […]
Tuesday, February 11, 6:30 – 9:30pm Free to the Public Rockland Center for the Arts will offer a free program on storytelling, conducted by Bill Batson, artist, local historian and storyteller. Explore the basics of how to tell dynamic stories. Ask yourself the question: “If I had only one good story to be remembered by, […]
Saturday, February 1 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $20 ($25 at the door) Join is for a special evening with Mudbone and guest singer/songwriters Jill Kinsey and Darryl Wayne Dasher. Mudbone’s performances reach a broad audience by taking them on an American musical journey from the late 19th century when bluegrass met the blues, through country, soul, funk and […]
5K Run/Walk to Support Student Veterans The third annual Rockland Community College Run the Rock 5K event takes place on Sunday, April 26, 2020, rain or shine, on the main campus in Suffern. Check-in begins at 8 a.m. at the RCC Fieldhouse Arena. A half-mile kids run for participants age 6-12 begins at 8:30 a.m. […]