Rockland County’s longest-running community theater since 1936, the Antrim Playhouse is now located at the historic Manse Barn in Tappan, NY. Featuring yearly main stage productions, consisting of both plays and musicals, as well as offering writing and acting workshops, scene studies and special guest performances. The Manse Barn was built in 1726 by Domine Samuel Verbryck who lived there during the American Revolution and was a friend of General George Washington. Verbryck also founded Rutgers College in New Jersey.
ArtsRock is a non-profit organization presenting and producing Concerts, Shows and Conversations in Rockland County.
Chiku Awali African Dance, Arts & Culture, Inc. is an extraordinary organization that celebrates the rich heritage of African dance, the arts, and the culture of African countries. Led by visionary founder and volunteer executive director, Alexandreena Dixon, Chiku Awali has been captivating audiences with their performances and dedication to preserving and promoting African traditions.
A community-based children’s theater company, which offers children ages 8-18 the chance to explore Shakespeare’s plays.
This birthplace and boyhood home of the eminent realist painter Edward Hopper was built in 1858. The restored house is a NYS Historic Site. Edward Hopper House is a nonprofit art center with exhibitions featuring the work of emerging and established artists, in addition to an ongoing display of early Edward Hopper works and memorabilia. The outdoor garden is the setting for jazz concerts on summer evenings.
A nonprofit community theater that has been serving the cultural and artistic needs of the Rockland and outer communities continuously since 1947.
Located in the GARNER Historic District, the GARNER Arts Center provides unique and vibrant performance, gallery, and creative space and presents artistic programs, events, and festivals.
Since 1998, the Helen Hayes Youth Theater has provided year- round theater program for children ages 4-18. A two-week theater summer camp featured intensive programs culminating in fully staged productions.
Rockland’s only historic single-screen, 1,000-seat movie palace built in 1924. Features original Wurlitzer theater organ, first-run films, and events.
An intimate music venue providing Rockland County with stellar jazz, classical, cabaret, piano bar, acoustic music, and comedy. Reservations required.
Experience Broadway-quality theatre in the heart of Stony Point. Rockland’s first year-round, non-profit professional theatre.
A cooperative gallery dedicated to exhibiting the finest work of artists living and working within the New York tri-state area. Solo and group exhibitions.
Rivertown Film Society is devoted to celebrating, exploring and promoting the art of the motion picture through film screenings and educational programs.
Rockland Center for the Arts (RoCA) is a multi-arts cultural center that features artistic exhibits in a variety of mediums.
The Rockland Symphony Orchestra is a nonprofit community arts organization that showcases local musicians, gifted students, composers, and conductors.
A unique, new events and performing arts space located in the former First Reformed Church, The Angel Nyack is currently ideal for 75 guests and is expanding to accommodate sit-down parties of up to 175 and 300 for a cocktail party.
Live music venue established in 1976, featuring many local artists and legendary performers including Bonnie Raitt, Arlo Guthrie, and Bela Fleck.