Apr 12 to May 5
The Queen of Kings
Explore the turbulent, inspiring, and incredible career of one of the country’s most successful female songwriters during this Tony- and Grammy-winning musical onstage at the White Plains Performing Arts Center. Beautiful: The Carole King Musical tells the story of the hit-maker when she was still known as Carol Klein, and illuminates her meteoric rise to fame with some of her most celebrated songs, like “One Fine Day,” “So Far Away,” and “Natural Woman.”
April 13
Red, White, and Blues
Get up close and personal with a true Blues man when Martin Sexton descends upon Mamaroneck’s Emelin Theatre. Said to have a “soul-marinated voice” by Rolling Stone, Sexton’s acoustic-guitar-infused music has already been featured on shows like Scrubs and Masters of Sex and has echoed through hallowed venues like The Fillmore and Carnegie Hall. Now local audiences can catch this ultra-talented musician in the flesh.
April 18
Big Ben
Still famous for infectious, late 90s earworms like “Brick” and “Rockin’ the Suburbs,” Ben Folds is much more than a celebrated rocker. The New York Times bestselling author, actor, host of popular podcast Lightning Bugs: Conversations with Ben Folds, and widely acclaimed photographer will be hitting the Tarrytown Music Hall this month for an evening of piano-led tunes.
Apr 19
All About the Benjamin
Enliven your evening with intoxicating saxophone courtesy of Jazz Journalist Association’s Up and Coming Artist of the Year, Lakecia Benjamin & Phoenix. Onstage April 19 at Katonah’s Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts, Benjamin is a staple artist at Jazz at Lincoln Center, has released four studio albums, and was voted Rising Star Alto Saxophonist by Downbeat Critics Poll in 2020.
April 20 & 21
Sonic Bloom
Enter a world of floral fantasy for two days during Lyndhurst mansion’s exquisite annual Lyndhurst in Bloom. A fleet of floral designers transforms the opulent rooms, porticoes, hallways, and even the basement of Tarrytown’s Lyndhurst mansion into a symphony of blooms. Guests will also find a market of 30 vendors selling colorful gifts, plants, and flowers, along with landscape talking tours, lectures, demos, and a tasty pop-up café.
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