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Janet Langsam has served as the CEO of ArtsWestchester for thirty-three years, and has more than fifty years of experience as an arts administrator, serving as an advocate, artist, and journalist.

Julia Santos Solomon is an accomplished, interdisciplinary American artist, creating paintings, sculpture, and digital media for more than forty years.

Last Saturday, the Hudson River Museum welcomed more than 540 visitors to the HRM for Yonkers Arts Weekend! Throughout the day guests explored our exhibitions, went on free tours of our historic home, Glenview, enjoyed a bubble extravaganza and lawn games in the courtyard, listened to jazz in the galleries by Westchester Center for Jazz

We are excited to announce the election of James McElhinney to our Board of Trustees, effective May 1, 2024. James McElhinney is a visual artist, published author, and educator. Inspired by historical expeditionary artists and naturalists, his artworks explore American rivers such as the Hudson, Schuylkill, and Rio Grande, with new projects focused on other

The Hudson River Museum is excited to announce that Shilpi Chandra has been appointed Assistant Curator.

News 12 recently visited the Hudson River Museum for Free First Fridays: Ballet, Bach, & Bold Women’s History on Friday, March 1, 2024, to cover the dynamic performance by Yonkers-based MorDance, a trailblazing, women-led ballet company striving to advance accessibility, diversity, and creativity in ballet.

On February 17, 2024, we were thrilled to celebrate the Year of the Dragon at our Lunar New Year Festival with over 700 visitors!

News 12 recently visited the Hudson River Museum to document the exciting exhibitions going on now at the Museum. Reporter Nikita Ramos took viewers around the HRM to show everything the Museum has to offer.

The Morsemere Garden Club has done five plantings this season, with more than 300 annuals donated by Untermyer Gardens Conservancy and individual garden members, plus annuals planted by Todd Jones, HRM’s Assistant Director, Facilities and Operations.

The Hudson River Museum is thrilled to share that Karintha Lowe, PhD, American Studies program at Harvard University, will serve as the Mellon Public Humanities Fellow at Sarah Lawrence College and the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, NY.