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• From Janet Langsam's thoughtful blog about "Rising Dragon ..." "The thing that...
• Wonderful interview with Xu Bing on Life, Art, China & New York from ARTINFO. Hi...
• Have you seen today’s google doodle? Happy 78th birthday to Robert Moog, creator...
• Caramoor is proud to present 19-time Grammy Award winner Pat Metheny and his Uni...
• Reason #3 to vote for Caramoor on Westchester Toyota’s “Give Back” campaign on F...
• Congratulations to Naomi Leiseroff, our Learning Center Curator and Graphic Arti...
• July 28th marks the fabulous Caramoor Jazz Festival! Check out this amazing lin...
• Reason #2 to vote for Caramoor on Westchester Toyota’s “Give Back” campaign on F...
• It's time to Walk and Roll again tomorrow morning with Stroller Tours at 9am! J...
• Congratulations to @Grace Lin on the arrival of her first baby (it's a Girl!). G...
• Reason #1 to vote for Caramoor on Westchester Toyota’s “Give Back” campaign on F...
• Spring Into Katonah
• We'll be at the Spring in Katonah Celebration of the Senses at Lasdon Park, Arbo...
• Don't you want to spend your Friday nights under the stars?
• Winner of the 2009 Naumburg Chamber Music Competition, Trio Cavatina made its Ca...
• Love is in the air…visit Caramoor’s Butterfly Garden, and see for yourself why s...
• Celebrate the Cuban rhythms of Grammy Award-winning musical genius Paquito D’Riv...
• The fabulous Bebe Neuwirth will narrate A Midsummer Night’s Dream on opening nig...
• It's time for Target Picture Story Saturday! Children of all ages and their pare...
• An Asian Zen Vertical Cocktail Garden serving chili mango martinis and sakatinis...
• Do not miss the Caramoor debut of Brooklyn Rider, a genre-busting string quartet...
• The American Roots Festival is back at Caramoor for the third year in a row! Wh...
• Did you see Richard Woodward's review of "Rising Dragon ..." in today's The Wall...
• Unplug at Caramoor! For a welcome break from the stress of our charged world, s...
• We have a great night planned for you this evening. You are planning to be here,...
• The 2012 International Music Festival opens with a thrilling performance of Mend...
• The Orchestra of St. Luke’s, in residence at Caramoor, returns this summer with...
• History in the Making with Ambassador Nicholas Platt
• Bhangra is a spirited form of dance that originates from the Punjab region of In...
• It's time to make plans for the weekend - and we have just the thing, rain or sh...
• Chinese Culture Family Day
• Time to Walk and Roll with Stroller Tours tomorrow. If you're a new parent, gran...
• Carlota Santana brings the dramatic beauty of flamenco to all audiences while pr...
• It's time to make plans for the weekend - and we have just the thing, rain or sh...
• Gamelan Dharma Swara brings the tropics of Bali to the gardens of Caramoor! Led...
• It’s such a fine and natural sight Everybody’s dancing in the moonlight… Childr...
• American Roots Music Festival
• Learning the Art of Chinese Calligraphy
• U2’s Bono calls the Harlem Gospel Choir “Angels in Harlem.” Join us at Caramoor...
• Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester to Host 18th Annual Humanitarian Award Dinner
• Tuesday's for Tots
• Welcome to Caramoor’s glorious gardens! You are invited to enjoy 90 acres of ro...
• "I can't imagine a better place for this project. It’s beautiful. People love to...
• Thanks to @Natalia Baage-Lord at the @Record Review for her insightful piece abo...
• "Under Crutchfield, Caramoor has become an operadic paradise." - Alex Roth, The...
• Hear the jazz side of Béla Fleck’s multi-faceted musical personality as he perfo...
• A moving NYTimes blog about Lijie Zhang, by @Mark Bussell - “You have to show y...
• Don't forget School's Out/Art's next week! Here's the schedule of what we have p...
• Thanks to our incredibly talented photographer @Margaret Fox for creating a wond...
• Everything is more beautiful in the Spring! Our fabulous photographer Gabe Palac...
• Congratulations to the Brentano String Quartet who received a fabulous review of...
• There is a lot of activity and excitement here at the Museum as we get ready to...
• The Lindens are back! Throughout the week this youthful string quartet will be t...
• “Westchester Toyota is donating proceeds from every vehicle sale to deserving no...
• Back in residence for the summer, the Orchestra of St. Luke's will kick off our...
• Béla Fleck and The Marcus Roberts Trio
• The Vocal Rising Stars Program at Caramoor has concluded, and the singers are ta...
• Last Chance to reserve your spot for our behind the scenes tour at Sotheby's thi...
• Thank you for the wonderful write up and beautiful photos of @Joseph Wheelwright...
• Tomorrow is Target Picture Story Saturday and appropriately enough "A Special Tr...
• Looking to make some fun dinner plans? The Bedford Post has extended a special p...
• It’s time to Walk and Roll with Stroller tours tomorrow from 9-10 am. Parents a...
• We are thrilled to announce that BÉLA FLECK will be appearing with the Marcus Ro...
• We'd love to have you join us for a very special trip to Sotheby's planned for F...
• Here's a video from our wonderful photographer @Margaret Fox from yesterdays ope...
• Here's a video from our amazing photographer @Margaret Fox from the Young Artist...
• What's a Tuesday night without a bit of "Innuendo and Titillation: Dirty Jokes,...
• We are thrilled to have the 2012 Vocal Rising Stars here with us this week, and...
• The students are doing an incredible job hanging the Young Artists exhibition. W...
• Mu Ge will be part of the "Rising Dragon: Contemporary Chinese Photography" exhi...
• The Vocal Rising Stars Program is a staple of the Caramoor mentoring programs, p...
• Two celebrations in one: Happy Leap Year and Happy 220th birthday to Rossini! We...
• We are thrilled to announce that legendary guitarist David Bromberg will be appe...
• Hospice & Palliative Care of Westchester Kicks Off Edward M. Simas Educational Series
• What are you most looking forward to this summer?
• Another lovely "This and That" from Janet Langsam. Have you seen Wheelwright's T...
• We will have 4 works by Zhang Xiao in our "Rising Dragon: Contemporary Chinese P...
• IBM Services Grant Awarded to Mount Kisco Child Care Center
• In the spirit of love....
• Photographer Zhang Xiao will have work in our upcoming exhibition, "Rising Drago...
• Congratulations to Pat Metheny, who brought home his 19th Grammy last night! Met...
• What are you doing tomorrow morning? It's @Target Picture Story Saturday here at...
• Thanks to Janet Langsom, CEO of ArtsWestchester for her musings on our current e...
• The Brentano String Quartet turned 20! To help celebrate their 20th anniversary...
• Friday is almost here and that means it's Stroller Tour time! Our current exhibi...
• Baritone Eugene Chan made his Hollywood Bowl debut this past summer with the LA...
• Some exciting news... Our lovely grounds provided a backdrop for Jimmy Choo’s 2...
• Ticket sales are underway and already things are selling quickly! So far the bes...
• Tickets for the 2012 International Summer Music Festival go on sale TODAY at 10a...
• “A bright-voiced soprano” – The Classical Review on Meredith Lustig, 2012 Caramo...
• “Appealing clarity and emotional heft.” – The New York Times on Kristin Hoff, 20...
• “A voice as handsome as his countenance.” – San Francisco Classical Voice on Eug...
• Because of the snow and dangerous roads we will be CLOSED today. We are sorry to...
• “A singer can practice and practice, but some of the greatest learning happens o...
• Tomorrow isn't just any Saturday - it's Target Picture Story Saturday! Join us a...
• Stroller Tour of Tri-State Juried Show
• A few of his favorite things; see what's behind the door at Executive Director N...
• Already thinking about the long weekend? We are too! The Tri-State Juried Show o...
• Since his appointment as Principal Conductor of the Orchestra of St. Luke's in D...
• Westchester Magazine's "Best of Westchester" Ballot is now online. Clink on the...
• Thanks to everyone who came to School's Out/Art's In last week. We'd love to kno...
• Happy New Year from all of us at Caramoor! We can't wait to announce our summer...
• We hope everyone will have a wonderful, safe holiday. Don't forget, next week is...
• In these trying financial times, Caramoor needs your support! We are thrilled to...
• PLEASE ATTEND tomorrow nights hearing at Somers High School with the Westchester...
• Thanks to TheDailyLewisboro.com for the great article about Free Arts Day on Dec...
• Help save the arts in Westchester County. There are major budget cuts proposed,...
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• Please help save the arts in Westchester. The County Executive has proposed a 50...
• Hammerstein's Broadway
• CrossTalk: Serums and Theorems
• Looking for a good book to read? Our book club is reading “Open City”, by Teju C...
• Attention, Tri-State area artists! We want to see what your art is made of - sub...
• The Lindens are here! Learn more about them at
• The t-shirts from our first annual t-shirt design competition are in and will be...
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• Have you made your reservations for "Hammerstein's Broadway" yet? Andy Hammerste...
• Will we see you tomorrow at School's Out/Art's In? Let the KMA be your child’s p...
• As of Tuesday morning the Museum is still without power. We hope that everyone i...
• Due to power outages caused by yesterday's snow storm, today's Evnin Rising Star...
• Due to the falling snow and a power outage we are closing the Museum for the res...
• Congratulations to the three winners of the Caramoor Student Strings T-shirt Des...
• The New Yorker illustrator Barry Blitt has a great spread in this week's magazin...
• Check it out!
• Check out the new App for Roxie Munro – who has two illustrations in “Storied Ci...
• We are excited to announce that our new Chairman of the Board, James A. Attwood,...
• This year’s Evnin Rising Stars arrived at Caramoor today! If you aren’t familiar...
• Don't forget - Sunday is the Picture NYC Book & Art Festival at the Museum from...
• Are you on Twitter? In addition t otimely updates about our exhibitions and prog...
• Are you coming to CrossTalk? Tickets are still available for this Thursday at 6:...
• Today is the last day to register for the 1st annual Caramoor Student Strings T-...
• How peaceful it is to walk around our beautiful grounds on a crisp Fall morning....
• Meet violinist Niki Chooi who is one of the new faces in this years' Evnin Risin...
• High Schoolers: Tuesday is the last day to register for the t-shirt competition...
• Just want to make sure that you all know that the Himmel Award event with Chuck...
• Congratulations to Evnin Rising Star violinist Ben Beilman on being accepted int...
• The deadline for the 1st annual t-shirt design competition is Tuesday, October 1...
• Enjoy!
• ArtsWestchester has created a wonderful documentary about Kay Sage & Yves Tanguy...
• Looking for something fun to when the kids have a day off from school this Monda...
• Thank you MetroFocus and Dan Allen!
• Last year the Evnin Rising Stars dazzled audiences with their versatility and fl...
• The winning t-shirt of this year's t-shirt design competition will be sold at Su...
• Congratulations to our friend Gary Knell who has been named the new CEO of NPR....
• Did you know that one of the great places to see public art in New York is in th...
• The opening party for New York, New York! and Storied City on Saturday was fanta...
• Start spreading the news! We're opening Sunday. You'll want to be a part of it -...
• Starting on Sunday you won’t have to get on MetroNorth to visit the city – we’re...
• We are excited to announce our first ever T-Shirt Design Competition, which kick...
• Wish we could have toured NYC by bicycle with Ken Jackson. We'll have to wait to...
• Have you seen @Joseph Wheelwright's tree people yet? @Susan Hodara wrote a great...
• The New York Philharmonic was a huge success last night, and the Fall Gala was a...
• Don't let the rain dampen your weekend! The New York Philharmonic will take the...
• We can’t wait for our upcoming music filled weekend! Will we see you there?
• Trying to go green? Don't want to stress about parking? Take the bus from downto...
• Calling all students! We are now offering $15 RUSH TICKETS for this weekend's Fa...
• The Caramoor Fall Festival kicks off this Friday with the New York Philharmonic!...
• Another reason to visit the Museum this weekend: If you take the train into Gran...
• Stroller Tour tomorrow morning at 9! It's our last tour for "Double Solitaire"....
• Last weekend Lauren Santucci and Brandon Pearlman celebrated their wedding on th...
• Thanks to @Rob Ryser for a great article. Will you be in the audience tonight to...
• Sneak Peek! Check out Kelli O’Hara singing “Wonderful Guy” from South Pacific! W...
• Come celebrate the Fall season at Caramoor the weekend of September 23rd to 25th...
• Here's another reason why you shouldn't miss "Double Solitaire," (which closes i...
• The Katonah Chamber of Commerce and Caramoor are Co-hosting this year’s Katonah...
• Want to learn more about Surrealism? Here's one reason why you shouldn't miss Do...
• Join us in the Sculpture Garden for the final Second Saturday party of the seaso...
• We want to wish all students good luck in heading back to school this year, and...
• Three-time Tony nominee Kelli O'Hara is heading to Broadway as the lead in "Nice...
• We're back! And we hope you'll stop by to see the exhibition and say hello. We h...
• Due to Hurricane Irene we will close the Museum at 3pm today (Saturday) and will...
• 17th Annual Golf Tournament Benefits Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester
• Kelli O'Hara is taking New York by storm with her new role as Regan in Shakespea...
• Looking for something fun to do tomorrow night? Join us at Crabtree's Kittle Ho...
• The weather forecast for Saturday is perfection and we have a great Second Satur...
• Hard to believe, but tonight is our last Shades of Jazz concert for the season a...
• Don't miss the last Dancing at Dusk- the Music and Dance of Brazil with Grupo Ro...
• In case you missed it yesterday - here is a link to SundayArts. How did we look?
• We're ready for our close up! See us this Sunday, August 7 on SundayArts on Thir...
• Have you ever sculpted paint? Come to our next Second Saturday Party on August 1...
• Jason Moran scored a triple-crown victory in the 59th Annual DownBeat Critics Po...
• Feel the rhythm at our next Shades of Jazz concert with percussionist Billy Mart...
• Our summer festival is nearing its close, so make sure you swing by this weekend...
• Put a smile on your face...
• Check out this new organization that was created to help support live music and...
• Stop by the Caramoor table at the Katonah Side Walk Sale! Purchase tickets to a...
• Will we see you tonight in the Sculpture Garden for the FREE showing of Eternal...
• Check out this preview of Caramoor's Jazz Festival, August 5th-7th, including an interview with John Scofield!
• Check out this interview with flutist Marco Granados and come see him play this afternoon at 4:30pm in the Venetian Theater!
• Come see Oumou Sangare tomorrow night at 8pm in the Venetian Theater!
• Looking for a retreat from the heat? Our air-conditioners are working just fine and the galleries are nice and cool. And to make sure you carry the cool with you, our friends in Katonah have special offers: Today, Saturday and Sunday, bring your admissio
• It's already sizzling outside and it's poised to get even hotter, but the air conditioning is humming at the KMA. With incredible paintings by Kay Sage and Yves Tanguy, drawing and sculpture by Stephen Talasnik, surreal children's activiti
• John Cage’s Living Room Music is cool, but not good enough for the Pulitzer! Agree, Disagree? Come to Caramoor on 7/22!
• Celebrate the musical genius of Gustav Mahler TODAY with fantastic vocals featuring Erin Morley, Sasha Cooke, Paul Appleby, and Kelly Markgraf. A guest appearance from Michael Barrett on piano will add to afternoon. Tickets for the 4:30 concert are avail
• Attention all moms, dads, grandparents and caregivers! If you didn't make it to last month's Stroller Tour of "Double Solitaire," visit us tomorrow morning at 9 for the second in our special before-hours series for adults with babies
• It's going to be a beautiful night, why not stop by the KMA for a movie? We're kicking off our Surrealist Outdoor Cinema series with "Brazil," one of the most influential films of the past 40 years. Our Sculpture Garden will open at 8
• Soprano Erin Morley discusses how prengancy impacted her singing career and how she feels about returning to the world of singing post-pregnancy. Read about it in her blog entry "The Mommy Diaries."
• Check out a fantastic blog by Caramoor staffer Marie Gorbenko!
• Learn more about Caramoor’s Director of Opera Will Crutchfield! Now in his 15th year as Opera Director at Caramoor, Will was the youngest music critic in the history of The New York Times and was also the Music Director of the Opera de Colombia in
• Check out this video of Alisa Weilerstein performing for President Obama at the White House! She will be performing at Caramoor on both July 29th and July 30th… don’t miss it!
• Did you know Sarah Chang was appointed to the Presidential Commission on Russian Relations by President Obama himself? The violin virtuoso will be performing Beethoven and Bruch with Caramoor’s in-residence orchestra, Orchestra of St. Luke’s
• Tickets for the American Roots Music Festival are available at NoKa Joe's in Katonah! Swing by for a coffee and pick up your tickets!
• On July 22nd and July 31st, decide for yourself which pieces of American music deserved (or did not deserve!) to win the Pulitzer Prize for Music. Listen to works by composers who won the prize and by overlooked finalists, and then participate in a panel
• Pianist Michael Brown will be appearing on July 7th with violinist Arnaud Sussmann. Check out this interview that Michael filmed with Nick Canellakis and Jonathan Biss - we think you'll get a good laugh. Then come to Caramoor on July 7th to see him
• Craving some bluegrass? Come to Caramoor! The all-day affair spans the full spectrum of American sounds with string band, folk, bluegrass, country, blues, gospel, and jazz-inspired performances. For the full schedule of events and information on buying t
• Check out the preview video for this summer’s featured opera at Caramoor, Rossini’s William Tell! There will be two performances during the festival, July 9th and July 15th, with pre-opera events before each. Tickets for the Caramoor Caravan,
• Allan Kozinn of the New York Times gives his take on Caramoor’s opening night performance of Gilbert & Sullivan’s H.M.S Pinafore with Bel Canto, calling the performance “vibrant” and “refreshing” and giving wonderf
• Trying to decide what to do on Wednesday night? We have just the thing! Join us in the Sculpture Garden for Shades of Jazz featuring Joe Lovano and Judi Silvano. What better way to spend a summer evening? And did we mention the complimentary wine and bee
• Looking for something a little different this summer? Check out Caramoor’s New and Unusual programs during this summer’s festival! Highlights include a live broadcast of NPR’s From the Top, Music at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello,
• Time Magazine called them “America’s greatest quartet” and The Times wrote “ with musicians like this there must be some hope for humanity.” Come see Grammy award-winning Emerson String quartet perform Haydn, Bartok, and Sch
• Come hear the music of the next generation at one of many events with Caramoor’s mentoring programs being featured this summer! Check out the young musicians of the Bel Canto Young Artists program on July 14, as well as at pre-opera events on July
• Take your children out this summer to explore cultures from around the world. Caramoor’s annual Dancing at Dusk program gives children the opportunity to dance, listen to music and interact with musicians of different cultural backgrounds! Come and
• Opening Night of our International Summer Music Festival is tonight!! Don't miss Gilbert & Sullivan's HMS Pinafore, starting at 8:30pm in the Venetian Theater!
• Just for Jazz: Great Performances will be grilling chicken, ribs, burgers, and hot dogs all weekend long! Come out and spend the day listening to great music from the Renee Rosnes Quartet, Lucky Peterson, Christian McBride Big Band, the John Scofield Qua
• In the words of John Platt from WFUV Radio, "Spuyten Duyvil's songs draw on the roots of American music and history, but in the hands of eight superb performers they crackle with energy that's both contemporary and downright irresistible.&
• Have you made your reservations to hear Joe Lovano and Judi Silvano next Wednesday at Shades of Jazz in the Sculpture Garden? If not, take a look at this video and then go to www.katonahmuseum.org to buy your tickets! (Tickets will also be available at t
• Celebrate the Fourth of July Weekend with a day full of American sounds: Caramoor presents the American Roots Music Festival, an all day event featuring string bands, folk, bluegrass, country, blues, gospel, and jazz-inspired performances! Tickets for th
• Can anyone guess who these foot pedals belong to?
• Opening Night is only a few days away! Check out a video of the Bel Canto Young Artists rehearsing HMS Pinafore
• 10 year old cellist Sujari Britt dazzles audiences with her playing. Check out this short clip of her playing the Courante from JS Bach's Cello Suite No. 2 in D minor, BWV 1008. And, you can see her LIVE at Caramoor on Sunday June 26th at 4:30pm!
• We've been celebrating the end of the school year and the beginning of Summer all week with a special edition of School's Out/Art's In! Children can drop in any time between 10am & 3pm to create hands-on art projects inspired by our ex
• On July 9th, Caramoor’s Director of Opera Will Crutchfield takes on Rossini’s William Tell! Take the Caramoor Caravan from New York City straight to Caramoor’s gates, or come early and pick up a picnic to have on our beautiful grounds.
• 4 Days until opening night! Caramoor will be hosting a live recording of NPR’s From the Top on June 26th! Host Christopher O’Riley works and performs with hundreds of young artists each year to celebrate the dedication and achievements of the
• The Bel Canto Young Artists look and sounds fantastic! We can't wait for Opening Night!
• Former Caramoor Rising Star violinist Arnaud Sussman will be making his Caramoor debut with pianist Michael Brown on July 7th! The duo will be performing Janacek, Suk, Debussy, and Brahms in the Spanish Courtyard… For a sneak peek, check out the v
• Picnic among our beautiful gardens before any concert! Bring your own or order a picnic through our catering company, Great Performances, and pick it up once you get here. To order, visit www.greatperformances.com/caramoorpicnics or call 212.337.6055.
• Michael Barrett Introduces the 2011 International Music Festival:
• Want to get your children out of the house this summer? Take them to Caramoor’s family concerts! With a wide variety of cultural explorations your children can listen to music and dance through our beautiful gardens. Check it out!
• Got a stroller? Take A Tour! Our first Stroller Tour, led by our wonderful docent Susan Hoffman, was a big hit today. Fear not if you couldn't make it - our next Stroller Tour is JULY 15 at 9:15am. For more info call 914 232 9555 x0
• Don’t miss this year’s Jazz Festival August 5th-7th! Check out the video below for a sneak peek of what promises to be a weekend full of great Jazz music and fun!
• Kick off your Fourth of July celebrations early with Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello on July 1st! Come experience the sounds of our founding father’s favorite European composers alongside the African-inspired music of the plantation workers. Th
• Have you ever wanted to paint your dreams? Artists, writers, and musicians have been influenced by their dreams for centuries, and many say they created their greatest works while asleep. Join Executive Medical Director of Four Winds Hospital Dr. Samuel
• There’s nothing better than spending a warm summer night outdoors listening to music! Come enjoy an evening of Guitar in the Garden with the Beijing Guitar Duo on June 30th and Jason Vieaux on July 21st in our beautiful Sunken Garden. Tickets are o
• Wonderful review of "Double Solitaire ..." in today's New York Times by Karen Rosenberg. Have you seen it?
• TONIGHT'S Shades of Jazz Concert with Marc Ribot has been moved to the Katonah Library due to the 100% threat of rain. Seating is limited (but there IS air conditioning). Doors open at 6 pm. If you have purchased your tickets via BrownPaperTickets.c
• What happens when Mary Cassat meets Edgar Degas? Find out in a new play our neighbors at The Harvey School are presenting this weekend "Girl In Blue Armchair".
• Mezzo-Soprano and Blogger Tynan Davis talks about the creative process and what it means to be a young artist in her blog entry "A Young Artist's Love Story." You can read all of the blog entries in the Creating at Caramoor Blog Series by
• Great NYT article about Thursday's Shades of Jazz with guitarist Marc Ribot who will be joined by John Scofield at the end of the evening. Philip Lutz writes "...the encounter may be of some historic note, given the guitarists' status as i
• Have you ever wondered how dreams affect the artistic process? Dr. Samuel Klagsburn of Four Winds Hospital will lead a discussion, "Is the Unconscious the Source of Creativity?" at the Museum on Wednesday, June 15 at 7:30. We'll explore ho
• A wonderful blog entry by bass-baritone Daniel Mobbs is a great way to start the day....
• Check out a video preview of the Caramoor Bel Canto Young Artists mentoring program! For over six weeks during the summer, young singers will receive individual coaching as well as participate in daily group classes.
• Great interview with Michael Barrett in Westchester Magazine. Check it out!
• The tent is up! Check out the video.....
• We're all over Westchester Magazine this month (thank you!). Great write up about Shades of Jazz and the upcoming exhibition. Special Note: the Marc Ribot concert has been rescheduled for JUNE 9!!
• Great article in the Record Review about the opening of the Young Artists exhibition!
• The Venetian Theater tent is going up today! Check back tomorrow for video clips and photos of the tent going up.
• Check out a fun blog post by staffer Marie Gorbenko in which she talks about her trip to South Africa and her return to Caramoor!
• Just because the weather forecast is gloomy doesn't mean you and your kids need to be. Join us for Target Picture Story Saturday at 10:30am when we welcome Peter Meineck, a local Emergency Medical Services responder, who will read books about ambula
• French-born Pianist André-Michel Schub will replace Andre Previn, who will not be performing this Sunday due to illness. Check out Mr. Schub's bio here:
• Successful day today at the MTA Getaway Event in Grand Central. Many thanks to Westchester Tourism for making this happen!
• After a day of laying out, measuring, leveling, ladder-climbing, hammering - we are now admiring! Day 1 of he Young Artists 2011 installation is complete and we've posted new pictures to the album. Phew!
• Do you have plans yet for Independence Day Weekend? Check out what's going on at Caramoor...
• Did you hear Marcy B. Freedman's last lecture about Picasso and Matisse? If you missed it, here is a wonderful piece from ArtFeedOnLine.com. If you were there, what surprised you the most about the relationship between the two artists?
• Thank you Panache Privee!
• Congratulations to the Benvenue Fortepiano Trio on a wonderful performance this past weekend! We can't wait to hear Joan Kwuon and Andre Previn this Sunday (5/15) at 4:30pm. Call the Caramoor Box Office at 914.232.1252 to be added to the waitlist fo
• How well do you think you know our executive director, Neil Watson? Read Chris Serico's interview in Sunday's Journal News and find even more!
• We are excited to host the First Annual John Jay High School Film Festival on May 20th. It's going to be an incredible evening with wonderful films and a great film career panel. Read more about it and we hope you'll join us!
• The plant sale has been extended to May 7th! Swing by and check it out!
• Film producer Vanessa Smith and editor Andy Keir created a short film that premiered at the gala on Saturday. Take a look and let us know what you think. We guess many of you have seen many changes at the KMA!
• We'll be adding more Gala photos to the album this week. In the meantime, here's a link to a slide show that the wonderful Sarah Marshall has put together.
• Preparations are underway for tomorrow night's gala. The tent is up and there is much ado .....
• Pick up a nine piece container at our Annual Plant Sale, and follow instructions on how to create your own proffesionally designed masterpiece! These plant containers include impatients, begonias, ipomeas, coleus, ferns, and ivy. Check out our website fo
• Our benefit Gala honoring Ginny Gold, Kim Larson and Gary Knell is tomorrow night but we want to take this moment to thank the co-chairs, Tricia Freeman. Stephanie Small and Anna Lee who have worked so hard to make it such a very special evening. Thank y
• The Annual Plant Sale Begins today! Swing by and check it out!
• The California based Benvenue Fortepiano Trio consists of Grammy-nominated British baroque violinist Monica Huggett, American cellist Tanya Tomkins and American pianoforte specialist Eric Zivian. Come see them perform at Caramoor on May 7th to hear chamb
• Tonight is the last lecture in the Gift of Art series "When Giants Collide: Rivalries in Western Art" with Marcy B. Friedman. Tonight's Giants: Provocation and Respect: Picasso and Matisse. The lecture begins at 7:30 & seating is limit
• Wonderful piece in Tarrytown.Patch.com - thank you Krista! This is the last week to see "Drawn/Taped/Burned: Abstraction on Paper" and we hope you'll not only come to see, but that you'll let us know what you think of the exhibition!
• Looking for something to do this weekend to walk off all of those big holiday meals? Take a stroll over to the Museum and walk through our galleries. These are the final weeks to see "Drawn/Taped/Burned: Abstraction on Paper" and trust us: you
• Check out part two of our new blog series, "Creating at Caramoor." In this post we hear from Artistic Administrator, Chris Zimmerman about what makes American music so 'American.'
• The Annual Plant Sale is right around the corner! All year the Caramoor Horticulturist, Cliff Dickson, has been tending to his greehouse, growing all sorts of interesting plants. Be sure to stop by Caramoor next week and get your garden started!
• Managing Director Paul Rosenblum kicks of our "Creating at Caramoor" blog series with his blog entitled "Why St. Luke’s." Check it out and stay tuned for the next blog, which will feature our artistic administrator Chris Zimmer
• Congratulations to WFAS winner, Susan Giovinco who won 4 complimentary tickets to see Kelli O'Hara on September 24th!
• Looking for something creative for your kids over spring break? Visit the Learning Center any time between 10 am and 3 pm April 18-22 for special art activities inspired by the exhibition Drawn/Taped/Burned. Each day a teaching artist will offer a differ
• Renowned cellist Tanya Tomkins will take the stage in the music room of our Rosen House this Sunday at 4:00pm in a program of three Bach cello suites. We can't wait! Take a listen to her beauitful playing:
• Today is Arts Advocacy Day! While this note may not find you on Capitol Hill with Kevin Spacey & Alec Baldwin, we urge you to join them and let your legislators know the positive influence the arts have on your community and how crucial it is to main
• The Jasper String Quartet reflects on their two year residency at Caramoor. Read what they have to say!
• Following last months incredible conversation about Michelangelo and Da Vinci, Marcy B. Freedman returns tomorrow night for "An Illusory Battle in Paris: Ingres and Delacroix." Learn about their similarities, differences and discover the compet
• The Benvenue FortepianoTrio, who will appear here on May 7, got a rave review in the Juilliard Journal. Check it out! >
• Still trying to decide this weekend's family outing? May we suggest Make a Mark! Family Day here at the Museum. Stop by any time on Sunday from 1-4pm to enjoy art projects inspired by works on view in Drawn/Taped/Burned & the Learning Center &am
• We could use your help. We just realized that we don't have any comments or reviews on TripAdvisor.com and we want people who visit Katonah to know about the Museum. Would you take a moment to follow the link and write something about us? It can be
• Check out this great interview with Cheif Executive and General Director, Michael Barrett. Mr. Barrett discusses the Vocal Rising Stars Program and what it means to be a mentor to young artists. Enjoy!
• Snow. A perfect reason to spend the day inside at the KMA. A free docent tour at 2:30 adds to the perfection!
• Congratulations to Heather McLeod of New Fairfield High School for being the Young Artists 2011 Poster Design winner. The artwork was chosen based on votes from participating students, KMA Board and staff, the YA 2011 Program Committee and YOU, our Faceb
• The Jasper String Quartet has been working away, visiting local schools during the student strings program. Check back in a few days to see video clips from each of the clinics!
• www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fk1hQctXvKo
• Thank you Sarah Ellen Berman for the wonderful article in the Chappaqua-Mount Kisco Patch!
• Check out a great blog by our managing director, Paul Rosenblum.
• A wonderful review of Marcy Freedman's first lecture of the "When Giants Collide: Rivalries in Western Art" series. The next is on April 5 at 7:30pm: "An Illusory Battle in Paris: Ingres and Delacroix"
• Congratulations to the Vocal Rising Stars on a great concert last night! Good luck at Merkin Hall on Tuesday and Thursday!
• The Poster Workshop for Young Artists 2011 is underway. Here's what's going on right now!
• Everyone from Yorktown raise your hands! Did you know that for the duration of "Drawn/Taped/Burned ..." you can get into the Museum for FREE??!! Just bring your driver's license as proof of id/residency and you're in. Makes you feel k
• Gift of Art kicks off tonight with "High Drama in the High Renaissance: Leonardo and Michelangelo". Come hear Marcy B. Freedman discuss the competitive spirit that underlies the achievements Leonardo and Michelangelo by examining the interactio
• "We see more than we think we do when we look at abstract art." – ArtInfo.com What do you see when you look at the work in Drawn/Taped/Burned …. ?
• We can’t wait for the vocal rising stars to arrive this weekend! Check back next week for video interviews and blog pots by all four of our vocal rising stars: Wallis Giutna, Corrine Witners, Carlton Ford and Andrew Owens.
• Congratulations to Mark Di Suvero who will receive the National Medal of Arts tomorrow at the White House. His work, "Untitled, 1983" is currently on view in our exhibition "Drawn/Taped/Burned: Abstraction on Paper" Read all about the
• Did you know that Tristan Perich, mastermind behind the “Machine Wall Drawing” now on-view in the Atrium, also composes experimental music? Read an insightful review of his “1-Bit Symphony,” a work engineered using 1-bit audio tec
• Caramoor looks forward to working with the New York Festival of Song again this year to present vocal performance at its finest. This year’s Vocal Rising Stars are Corrine Winters, Wallis Giunta, Andrew Owens, and Carlton Ford. Under the direction
• Check out thet American Roots Music Festival, a full day of music spanning the broad spectrum of fundamentally American music with string band, folk, bluegrass, country, blues, gospel and jazz inspired performances!
• What to do on a cold winter afternoon? Come over to the Museum and take a free docent tour through "Drawn/Taped/Burned: Abstraction on Paper" Docent tours happen Tuesday through Sunday at 2:30pm.
• Thanks to Rasheed at BedfordPatch.com for the School's Out/Art's In article!
• A great review from the New York Times! "The show, compiled from the collection of Sally and Wynn Kramarsky, invites intimate contemplation of the artistic process even as it provides a dizzying ride through a fantastic playground. " The New Y
• Renwick Sothebys International Realty
• School's out and Art’s In all next week, including Monday. Drop into the Learning Center anytime between 10am-3pm for special art activities inspired by our current exhibition "Drawn/Taped/Burned: Abstraction on Paper." Monday, Febr
• Check out the preview of this year's opening night concert!
• Join us tomorrow night at 7:30 for “Working on Paper – Invention and Execution in Drawing,” a rare chance to meet collector Wynn Kramarsky & artists Suzanne Bocanegra, Tad Mike and Allyson Strafella. Mr. Kramarsky will engage the th
• It was a heART filled night at the Museum on Saturday. Thanks to everyone who made it so wonderful – especially Laura Schroeder, Marcy Freedman, and Mary Wilshire Will you be our Valentine?
• favorite Marco Granados starts in this video about the YouTube Symphony. Check it out!
• We’ve got great news for our friends in Yorktown! If you are a resident of Yorktown, you (and your guests) will enjoy free admission to the Museum for the duration of our current exhibition, “Drawn/Taped/Burned: Abstraction on Paper”.
• Have you bought your tickets for the Art in Your heART pARTy yet? You ARE coming, aren't you? Don't forget, our Facebook friends (that's you!) get a special discount. And if that isn't enough there will be an abundance of delicious de
• Take a look at the great piece on "Reverse Polarities" that ArtsWestchester created. Then come to see it at the Museum and tell us what you think!
• Flowers? Chocolates? Ho-hum. Another Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to mean the same old Valentine’s Day gifts. What to do? Where to shop?? We’re so glad you asked! Visit the KMA’s Shop In A Box to find that special trinket
• Have your kids got Cabin Fever? Help inspire their inner-artists by signing them up for Tuesday's for Tots or Art Adventures? Classes begin next Tuesday and Wednesday, February 8 & 9 and there are still a few spaces available. For more informati
• We're closed again today, but we have more great projects for you. Who made Tape Drawings yesterday? We'd like to see! Project 3: Collect recycled materials (keep a box handy for the next storm!. Good materials: cardboard tubes, egg cartons, S
• Finished with the Tape Drawing Project? We'd love to see pictures! Here's Project #2: In keeping with the Snow theme, create an all white collage. Search the house for white materials- different papers, envelopes, cotton balls, q-tips, napkins
• Have you run out of fun projects to do with your kids on yet another snow day? The KMA Education Department to the rescue!!! Try drawing with tape! Collect any tape you can find and make a Tape Drawing. Bring your creations to the Museum and you'll
• Artists, curators and collectors were among the 350 guests joining Wynn and Sally Kramarsky on Saturday, January 22 to celebrate the opening of Drawn/Taped/Burned: Abstraction on Paper at the Katonah Museum of Art. The exhibition, curated by Ellen Keiter
• Tickets are on sale for the 2011 International Music Festival! Happy shopping!
• The lineup for our 2011 International Music Festival is star-studded! Sarah Chang, Jason Moran, Oumou Sangare, The Emerson String Quartet and Alisa Wilerstein are among the many great artists who will take to the stage this summer. Check out the full lin
• Suffering from a bit of cabin fever? Hopefully you'll be dug out of your driveways by Saturday so you and your kids can join us for Target Picture Story Saturday with our special guest reader Dr. Kathy Purvis. Stories, art projects and a respite fro
• Only six days until Festival tickets go one sale! Check out the Festival page of our website to see who will be performing this summer!
• Remember that special Valentine's Day Deal we told you about yesterday? Check out our Events (and please join us for our Art in Your HeART pARTy on February 12!)
• Attention all KMA "Friends", "Fans", and "Likers" - we have a special Valentine Deal coming your way. Be sure to check in tomorrow to read all about it.
• The Jasper String Quartet received an amazing review from the Naples Daily News for the performance entitled "The Art of the Quintet" at the Sudgen Theater. See the full review here:
• One of our first reviews for "Drawn/Taped/Burned ..." is in and it starts like this: "The greatest assemblage of contemporary drawing you will ever see opened at the Katonah Museum in Westchester Saturday night." Charlie Finch - ArtN
• 1st – 4th grade special education students from the Increase Miller Elementary School who participated in our Thinking Through Art Program with Writer-in-Residence Pamela Hart wrote a beautiful “Ode to a Globe” based on Russell Crotty&r
• 1st–4th grade students from the Increase Miller Elementary School who participated in our Thinking Through Art Program with Writer-in-Residence Pamela Hart wrote a beautiful “Ode to a Globe” based on Russell Crotty’s installation
• Our website’s homepage got a facelift! We've made it easier for you to stay connected by providing clear links to our social media sites and our blog. You can click the "Newsletter Signup" button to get placed on our e-mailing list,
• Michael Barrett, Steven Blier and singers from the Juilliard Vocal Arts Program received rave reviews in the NY Times for their concert entitled Road Trip: An American Travelogue in Song.” Check out the link!
• We say good-bye to "Mapping: Memory and Motion in Contemporary Art" and will be closed until January 23 when we open "Drawn/Taped/Burned: Abstraction on Paper" from the Kramarsky Collection. Stay warm. Stay tuned for updates about the
• Don't let the snow keep you from coming in to see the last 2 days of Mapping: Memory and Motion in Contemporary Art! And then leave a comment here to let us know what you thought of it.
• On March 7th, four up-and-coming singers will arrive at Caramoor for a week of rehearsals, master classes, and musical discovery. The vocal rising stars always posses a brilliant energy that transports the audience and captures their hearts. We can&rsqu
• Who would you like to see paired at this season's CrossTalk? We're getting ready to put our list together and would love to hear your ideas? Who were your favorites last season?
• Happy New Year!
• Happy New Year! This is your last week to see "Mapping: Memory and Motion in Contemporary Art" and we're certain it's an exhibition you won't want to miss! We'd love to hear what you think of it too!
• Tired of the cold and snow? Looking for something to do with your relatives who can't get a flight home for a few more days? It's nice and warm here at the Museum. We're open 10-5 today and Thursday and will close at 3 on December 31. We&#
• We have so many wonderful memories from 2010 at the KMA and we'd love to know about yours. Did you have a favorite exhibition, work of art and event? We'd love to hear about your special KMA 2010 Memories (and we look forward to making more mem
• We're sorry to say that we have cancelled "School's Out. Art's In" and the Museum will be closed again today, Monday, December 27.
• We are closed today, December 26, due to the snow storm.
• Holiday Schedule: We will close at 3pm on Friday, December 24 and open again on Sunday December 26. "School's Out. Art's In" starts on Monday December 27 and runs from 10am-3pm through December 31.
• Our Future is in Your Hands!
• You've got two days to shop and you've run out of ideas? Take a look at our Shop In A Box - you're sure to find the perfect something to put a bow around. We also find KMA Membership Cards make for a lovely package!
• Happy Holidays from Caramoor!
• What to choose for the “White Elephant” gift exchange that will take place next week at the Caramoor staff holiday party?!? Any ideas?
• What did you think of 2010 at the KMA? It was quite a year from "Bold, Cautious, True ..." to "Mapping: Memory and Motion in Contemporary Art" and don't forget Target Story Saturdays, the Commute of the Species Parade, Shades of
• Overheard today: A wide-eyed third grader from the Katonah Elementary School walked into one of the galleries and exclaimed, "I think I LOVE art!"
• First snowfall this year at Caramoor!
• Great Performances knows how to dish out a great meal. Check out their founder Liz Neuman in an interview on CUTV as she talks about eating healthfully and cooking to inspire.
• What to do on a rainy day? Grab your umbrella and head over to the Museum to see "Mapping: Memory and Motion in Contemporary Art" and then pick up that perfect gift from Shop In A Box.
• Worried that you still haven't found that hard-to-find perfect holiday gift? Shop-in-a-Box at the Museum may have exactly what you're looking for. Stop in and stop worrying!
• Check out "2010: The Most Memorable Moments in Music" by Alex Ross. Ross provides great insight into the music of 2010, including a shout to Angela Meade who sung the title role in our production of Bellini's "Norma" this summer.
• The Knights, a young and exciting ensemble from the new Brooklyn arts scene, with a very special appearance by Yo-Yo Ma, provided a great introduction to live music and the instruments and sounds of the orchestra on September 26, 2010 in the Venetian The
• Check out our friends! “Members of Orchestra of St. Luke's will return to the Late Show with David Letterman tonight to perform Alessandro Marcello's Concerto in D Minor with British trumpet sensation Alison Balsom. Tune it at 11:35pm/10:
• Great New York Times review by Sylvianne Gold in Sunday's New York Times Metropolitan section. And to make it a complete embarrassment of riches, don't forgot to watch SundayArts on WNET/Thirteen on Sunday at noon to hear Christina Ha talk abou
• Alison Shearer’s Blog sneak preview: The season to celebrate is finally here! The holidays are a time to come together—we eat, we drink, we laugh, we dance. Then, we eat some more, we drink some more, we drink even some more and we laugh agai
• Tune into SundayArts on WNET/THIRTEEN this Sunday at noon to hear Christina Ha talk about our current exhibition, "Mapping: Memory and Motion in Contemporary Art."
• This past summer the Punch Brothers headlined our New Shoots Bluegrass Festival. Now, this world class bluegrass group is nominated for TWO Grammys. Congrats, Punch Brothers! We wish you all the best!
• We still have a few tickets for Crafts & Couture: A Fun and Fancy Luncheon with Amy Sedaris and Mary Adams at the Kittle House on Monday, December 6. Great article by Karen Croke in today's Journal News. Don't miss out on the fun - call for
• The Museum is currently without power or telephones and will be closed for the remainder of the day today, December 1.
• Rain, rain, go away - ideally before Friday, the first day of ArtsWestchester's 10th annual Free Arts Weekend! We'll be offering free admission December 3rd, 4th and 5th along with many of Westchester's finest arts organizations.
• Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday are all behind us and you still haven't found that perfect gift? We have just the thing: A gift of membership to the Katonah Museum. With membership to the KMA you also get reciprocal membership
• In the second week of our student strings program the Jaspers travel to Byram Hills H.S. and John Jay Middle School to coach students during their orchestra rehearsals. The students at Byram Hills have prepared the first movement of Bach’s Brandenb
• Stephanie Susnjara wrote wonderful article about Thursday's CrossTalk with Tad Friend and Craig Lucas for Bedford-KatonahPatch.com. What did you think of the night?
• Craig Lucas, Ginny Gold and Tad Friend November 18, 2010
• Tad Friend and Craig Lucas were hilariously funny and profoundly moving at our last CrossTalk on Thursday night. Thanks to everyone who came out to hear them and to the wonderful CrossTalk committee for putting together another smashing season! Who would
• The Jasper String Quartet hits the road to conduct concerts, conversations, and clinics as part of the student strings program! First stop: Mahopac High School; Second stop: Lakeland High School.
• Ben Beilman, Caramoor’s recent Rising Star, has just won the Young Concert Artists finals audition! Check out our interview with Ben regarding this prestigious accomplishment.
• It's that time of year when the lovely quiet of suburban living is drowned out by the one-note droning of hundreds of leaf blowers. Get Tad Friend's take on the craze to keep lawns leaf free and hear what else he has to say at CrossTalk tomorro
• Paula Scher's mural of Metropolitan Avenue has been installed at the new Queens Metropolitan Campus in Forest Hills - we couldn't help but notice the striking similarities to her piece "The United States," which is currently on-view h
• The Jasper String Quartet arrives at Caramoor Center for Music in the Arts for the Student Strings Program, which runs from November 16th to November 23rd 2010.
• It's a rainy day - the kind of day that's perfect for a visit to a museum. Have you seen Mapping: Memory and Motion in Contemporary Art yet?
• This is going to a busy week at Caramoor! After a wonderful concert yesterday with the KUSS Quartet, we are gearing up for a week of Student Strings ( workshops and concerts with the Jasper String Quartet. We will be shadowing the Jaspers all week as the
• Metro NY Organizations Step Up Cultural Tourism
• Join the conversation about cartography and contemporary art - "The Place We're In" - with curator Sarah Tanguy and artists Doug Beube, Josh Dorman and Paula Scher Thursday at at 7:30. Tickets are $10.
• © 2009 Gabe Palacio All photos taken in October, 2009
• © 2009 Gabe Palacio All photos taken in November, 2009
• It's a perfect day to see Wind Orchid spinning on the south lawn!
• We've changed the time of Art Adventures to make it easier for parents to coordinate with the new bus schedules! Art Adventure classes for both levels I and II will now be held from 4:30-5:45pm. Please call 914-232-9555 x0 if you would like to enrol
• We hope that a visit to see Mapping Memory and Motion in Contemporary Art will be part of your Columbus Day Weekend plans. The maps he used were quite beautiful too!
• Set your GPS for the Museum to see our new exhibition "Mapping: Memory in Motion in Contemporary Art opening this Sunday, October 3. Where on the map will you be coming from?
• We have a beautiful new sculpture on the South Lawn - George Sherwood's Wind Orchid. Have you seen it yet? What do you think?
• Mary Schmidt Campbell, Dean of the Tisch School of the Arts is giving a talk on October 17 - What's Public About Public Art - at the Chappaqua Crossing Auditorium. We still have a few tickets and would love for you to be part of the conversation! Ca
• Today's featured artwork from Mapping: Memory and Motion in Contemporary Art is Susan Stockwell's "Highland Dress, 2008"
• Schumann Look-a-Like Contest - Enter to win tickets to Schumann the Romantic on July 17th! Think you look like the German composer Schumann? Let’s see it! Post your Schumann look-a-like photo on our Facebook page wall. The winner will receive 2 TI
• Can you identify where these picknickers are sitting on Caramoor’s grounds? Post your picture on our Facebook Wall by Thursday, July 22 and you could win 2 tickets to one of these concerts: 7/25 Caramoor Virtuosi, 8/1 Rolling in the Aisles/Humor in
• CARAMOOR CONTEST Can you identify where these picknickers are sitting on Caramoor’s grounds? Post your picture on our Facebook Wall by Thursday, July 22 and you could win 2 tickets to one of these concerts: 7/25 Caramoor Virtuosi, 8/1 Rolling in th
• Looking for something fun to do in the air-conditioning this week? Besides coming to see Cuba Avant-Garde why don't you stop by on Wednesday for Shades of Jazz with Eric Krasno and Nigel Hall and come back Thursday for Between Rock and a Bard Place:
• We have a special offer for our Facebook Fanst for tonight's CrossTalk - "Between Rock and A Bard Place" with Jimmy Fink from The Peak and Terrence O'Brien from the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival. Call Laura Bass to get your Face
• Great CrossTalk with Terry O'Brien and Jimmy Fink last night. Loved Terry's connection between the rituals he grew up with and the powerful rituals of the theater experience. Jimmy's tale of Woodstock and the missing girl and scotch-tape o
• Join us in the Sculpture Garden on Thursday for our first Movies & Mojitos night! Pack a chair and picnic dinner (we don't think you'll need a sweater) and we'll proivde some yummy Cuban-inspired hor d'oeuvres, prepared by Crabtre
• Start practicing your Sun Dance - we need great weather for Movies & Mojitos on Thursday night. We're showing The Buena Vista Social Club in the Sculpture Garden. Pack a picnic and something to sit on and join us for another great night at the K
• While your Sun Dancing has been wonderful, the weather just isn't on our side! Tonight's Movies & Mojitos has been postponed until tomorrow evening - same time (7:30), same food (Sam's of Gedney Way), same Movie (Buena Vista Social Clu
• Movies & Mojitos tonight at 7:30!!!! The dances are working, the sun is shining and we'll have a great night. Will you be there?!
• Though we suggested making reservations for Wednesday's Shades of Jazz with John Ellis - you can also buy your tickets at the door. The most important thing is that you're there.
• Congratulations to Pearl Pillon and Kevin Plunkett who attended our final Second Saturday and won the scavenger hunt! It was a great night with over 100 guests. We were very excited to welcome artist Armando Marino who's painting "The Raft&quo
• This is your last chance to see Cuba Avant-Garde featuring rarely seen work by some of Cuba's most exciting contemporary artists like Carlos Alberto Estevez Carasa's "The World We Live In". The exhibition has been called "both ho
• New York Times writer Lisa Belkin and literary agent Molly Friedrich join CrossTalk tomorrow night. Join us for the conversation and find out where their worlds collide and intersect. Thursday September 16 from 6:30-8pm at the Museum.
• New York Times writer Lisa Belkin and literary agent Molly Friedrich join CrossTalk tomorrow night. Join us for the conversation and find out where their worlds collide and intersect. Thursday September 16 from 6:30-8pm at the Museum.
• Set your GPS for the Museum to see our new exhibition "Mapping: Memory in Motion in Contemporary Art opening this Sunday, October 3. Where on the map will you be coming from?
• We have a beautiful new sculpture on the South Lawn - George Sherwood's Wind Orchid. Have you seen it yet? What do you think?
• Schumann Look-a-Like Contest - Enter to win tickets to Schumann the Romantic on July 17th! Think you look like the German composer Schumann? Let’s see it! Post your Schumann look-a-like photo on our Facebook page wall. The winner will receive 2 TI
• Can you identify where these picknickers are sitting on Caramoor’s grounds? Post your picture on our Facebook Wall by Thursday, July 22 and you could win 2 tickets to one of these concerts: 7/25 Caramoor Virtuosi, 8/1 Rolling in the Aisles/Humor in
• CARAMOOR CONTEST Can you identify where these picknickers are sitting on Caramoor’s grounds? Post your picture on our Facebook Wall by Thursday, July 22 and you could win 2 tickets to one of these concerts: 7/25 Caramoor Virtuosi, 8/1 Rolling in th
• Looking for something fun to do in the air-conditioning this week? Besides coming to see Cuba Avant-Garde why don't you stop by on Wednesday for Shades of Jazz with Eric Krasno and Nigel Hall and come back Thursday for Between Rock and a Bard Place:
• We have a special offer for our Facebook Fanst for tonight's CrossTalk - "Between Rock and A Bard Place" with Jimmy Fink from The Peak and Terrence O'Brien from the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival. Call Laura Bass to get your Face
• Great CrossTalk with Terry O'Brien and Jimmy Fink last night. Loved Terry's connection between the rituals he grew up with and the powerful rituals of the theater experience. Jimmy's tale of Woodstock and the missing girl and scotch-tape o
• Join us in the Sculpture Garden on Thursday for our first Movies & Mojitos night! Pack a chair and picnic dinner (we don't think you'll need a sweater) and we'll proivde some yummy Cuban-inspired hor d'oeuvres, prepared by Crabtre
• Start practicing your Sun Dance - we need great weather for Movies & Mojitos on Thursday night. We're showing The Buena Vista Social Club in the Sculpture Garden. Pack a picnic and something to sit on and join us for another great night at the K
• While your Sun Dancing has been wonderful, the weather just isn't on our side! Tonight's Movies & Mojitos has been postponed until tomorrow evening - same time (7:30), same food (Sam's of Gedney Way), same Movie (Buena Vista Social Clu
• Movies & Mojitos tonight at 7:30!!!! The dances are working, the sun is shining and we'll have a great night. Will you be there?!
• Though we suggested making reservations for Wednesday's Shades of Jazz with John Ellis - you can also buy your tickets at the door. The most important thing is that you're there.
• Congratulations to Pearl Pillon and Kevin Plunkett who attended our final Second Saturday and won the scavenger hunt! It was a great night with over 100 guests. We were very excited to welcome artist Armando Marino who's painting "The Raft&quo
• This is your last chance to see Cuba Avant-Garde featuring rarely seen work by some of Cuba's most exciting contemporary artists like Carlos Alberto Estevez Carasa's "The World We Live In". The exhibition has been called "both ho
• We have a beautiful new sculpture on the South Lawn - George Sherwood's Wind Orchid. Have you
• Set your GPS for the Museum to see our new exhibition "Mapping: Memory in Motion in Contempora
• New York Times writer Lisa Belkin and literary agent Molly Friedrich join CrossTalk tomorrow night.
• This is your last chance to see Cuba Avant-Garde featuring rarely seen work by some of Cuba's
• Congratulations to Pearl Pillon and Kevin Plunkett who attended our final Second Saturday and won t
• Join us in the Sculpture Garden on Thursday for our first Movies & Mojitos night! Pack a chair
• The KMA hosted the 3rd Feast Your Eyes Luncheon on Monday, July 19th. Forty attendees enjoyed a pr
• Start practicing your Sun Dance - we need great weather for Movies & Mojitos on Thursday night.
• While your Sun Dancing has been wonderful, the weather just isn't on our side! Tonight's
• Movies & Mojitos tonight at 7:30!!!! The dances are working, the sun is shining and we'll
• Though we suggested making reservations for Wednesday's Shades of Jazz with John Ellis - you c
• Schumann Look-a-Like Contest - Enter to win tickets to Schumann the Romantic on July 17th! Think y
• Can you identify where these picknickers are sitting on Caramoor’s grounds? Post your picture
• CARAMOOR CONTEST Can you identify where these picknickers are sitting on Caramoor’s grounds?
• Check out photos from this weekend's Second Saturday! Plenty of good times and great conversat
• A litte bit of weather won't slow us down! We are moving tonight's concert with Pedrito M
• It was a great night of music as we kicked off Shades of Jazz with Pedrito Martinez and his band.
• We are so excited to unveil Cuba Avant-Garde: Contemporary Cuban Art from the Farber Collection! Be
• Looking for a cool spot? Come on over to the Museum, take in Cuba Avant-Garde and let yourself be
• Looking for something fun to do in the air-conditioning this week? Besides coming to see Cuba Avant
• We have a special offer for our Facebook Fanst for tonight's CrossTalk - "Between Rock an
• Great CrossTalk with Terry O'Brien and Jimmy Fink last night. Loved Terry's connection be
• Hudson Chorale to Bring New Sound to Westchester
• Exhibition - Drawing Conclusions: Modern Masterworks on Paper
• Exhibition - Mapping, Memory and Motion in Contemporary Art
• Exhibition - Matthew Geller: Woozy Blossom
• Exhibition - Charles Johnstone: Havana
• Exhibition - Cuba Avant-Garde: Contemporary Cuban Art from the Farber Collection
• Daily Announcements
• Bold Cautious True - Walt Whitman And American Art Of The Civil War Era
• The Art Of Contemporary Puppet Theater
• Chakaia Booker
• Roy Lichtenstein - Brushstroke Nude
• Animals Should Definitely Not Wear Clothing
• Dress Codes - Clothing As Metaphor
• Caramoor Classics Series - Jasper String Quartet
• Caramoor Classics Series - Vocal Rising Stars
• Turns Of The Centuries - Caramoor Virtuosi
• Turns Of The Centuries - St Lawrence String Quartet
• Turns Of The Centuries - Piano Panoply
• Caramoor Classics Series - Jasper String Quartet
• At The Heart Of Brahms - Caramoor Virtuosi
• Caramoor Classics Series - Rising Stars
• At The Heart Of Brahms - Trio Solisti
• Volunteer Opportunity for Stepping Stones, the historic home of Bill and Lois Wilson
• Lichtenstein - In Process
• Tri-State Juried Exhibition
• Conversations In Clay
• Katonah Most Expensive Real Estate Market in New York, Rye Second
• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Joins Forceswith Laura Acocella and Team
• All Things Bright And Beautiful - California Impressionists
• Lecture - Honesty and Angst
• An Artful Event
• Lecture - Passion Above All - The Romantic Credo
• Objects on Film
• Single Object Shorts with Campbell Scott
• In The Mary L Beitzel and The Sally and Volney Righter Galleries
• In The Learning Center - Rebecca Emberley
• Single Object Still Life - More Than Meets The Eye
• Tuesdays for Tots
• Trip to Boston - Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and Institute of Contemporary Art
• In The Mary L. Beitzel and The Sally
• Tango In South America
• Westchester Voters Just Got Smarter
• Westchester Jazz Orchestra 2007-08 Concert Season
• 2007 Caramoor International Music Festival
• Nature Inspired
• Spring Benefit
• Cabaret In The Music Room-Two For The Road
• Museum Travels: Southern Exposure - Nashville Tennessee
• The Way Things Go
• Museum Travel: The Best Of South India
• Stephen T. Johnson: Interactive Tools
• Tools As Art: The Hechinger Collection
• Ancient Art Of The Cyclades
• Marilyn Cohen: Blue Skies Come And Gone
• Michael Krondl: Rising Water, Falling Water
• Sara Fanelli: Mythological Monsters Of Ancient Greece
• Michael Steiner - In The Sculpture Garden
• Tracey Moffatt: Love
• Wonder Women: Idols In Contemporary Art

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