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Audiobooks are a multi-billion dollar industry, and a leader in publishing revenues, but for many entrepreneurial authors, audiobooks remain untapped and misunderstood. When and where should resources be invested in order to create a successful audiobook? Should every writer narrate their own book or hire a professional voice talent (or use an AI voice)? How are books recorded, produced, and distributed? Join leading audiobook narrator and director Tavia Gilbert in a short session designed to demystify the booming business of audio.

**********This event is in collaboration with the Arts Council of Rockland County************

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American violinist Sean Lee is a recipient of Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Career Grant, and has captured the attention of audiences worldwide, with performances described by The New York Times as “breathtakingly beautiful”.

A long-time violinist with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, Lee has also collaborated in performances with Itzhak Perlman, Sir James Galway, Deborah Voigt, and members of the Emerson and Guarneri String Quartets.

Lee was born in Los Angeles then moved to New York City at age 17, where he studied at the Juilliard School with Mr. Perlman earning both a Bachelor and Master of Music Degrees, and received the William Schuman Prize upon graduation.

Joining Sean will be pianist Jingwen Tu, who has had been hailed for her performances across America and Europe. Among other noted venues, she’s played at Lincoln Center and Bard College Conservatory, where she is a Professor of Piano.

Program:
Franz Schubert: Sonata in A Major for Violin and Piano “Grand Duo”, D. 574 (21′)
Robert Schumann: Fantasiestücke, Op. 73 (12′)
Liszt Liebestraum No. 3, arr. Joseph Achron (6′)
Paganini Caprices 13, 20, 22, 24 (18′)

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Barbara Worton is the author of Chatterbox: Stories from a Noisy Life, Bedtime Stories: The Short, Long and Tall Tales of a Sleepwriter and  Too Tall Alice. She co-authored If I’m Talking, Why Aren’t You Listening? with Linda Dini Jenkins and The Adventures of The Baker’s Daughter with Rochelle Udell. Her stories have appeared in Memories of John Lennon, The Haight-Ashbury Literary Journal, Ovunque Siamo, The Paterson Literary Review, Italian American/University of Illinois Press, VIA: Voices in Italian Americana and Platform Review. She has also written for women’s magazines and business publications, was an Associate Producer on the award-winning independent film Surviving on LES and is a member of the Italian American Writers Association.

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We are pleased to present Remaking the Landscape, featuring five artists – Anthony Campbell, Maxine Davidowitz, Christine Lafuente, Stanford Kay, and CR Laul – who approach the landscape not as a stable subject, but something continually remade through perception, experience, and exploration. Some work from places they have encountered, others rework existing landscapes in an attempt to deconstruct color and composition.

Opening Reception: Saturday, April 4, 3-5 PM

 

On View: April 4 – May 31, 2026

Gallery Hours: Friday-Sunday, 12-5 PM

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Multi award winning singer and songwriter, Anne Steele.  One night Only!

A dynamic concert that showcases the undeniable impact of women’s voices in music. Through raw, powerful songs and candid moments, The Women Who Wrote Me invites the audience into a world where self-expression is the ultimate form of strength. She will spotlight singer-songwriters whose music speaks from lived experience—love, loss, power, and resilience—creating a concert that feels universally resonant. So, be ready for an evening honoring the female artists who shape us in this one night only special event in support of Center for Safety and Change.

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Geoff will host movies, pausing along the way to appreciate and discuss the audacity of cinema when it fires on all cylinders (engaging story-world, irony, metaphor, ideas and craft).

The Matrix – 1999 – rated R – 2hr 16min

When a beautiful stranger leads computer hacker Neo to a forbidding underworld, he discovers the shocking truth–the life he knows is the elaborate deception of an evil cyber-intelligence.

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