About CenterThe Performing Arts Center Purchase College, a four-theatre complex, is the major professional, non-profit arts presenter in the Southeastern New YorkSouthwestern Connecticut region, and the largest program in the SUNY system. Each theatre is specifically designed for the optimum presentation of a different type of performance, enabling the presentation of any kind of event.The Center presents a broad range of performances that engage, challenge, and educate as well as entertain, offering music, dance and theatre to audiences from Westchester and the surrounding communities. Music presenting features leading artists of our time as well as emerging artists ; as the major regional presenter of dance, programs have included only area appearances of several important traditional, contemporary, and folkloric companies ; theatre presentations reflect a deep commitment to presenting innovative ensembles.The Center's on-going initiatives also encompass artist partnerships, residency activities, and commissions ; creating opportunities for students to participate in the artistic process ; increasing educational opportunities in the arts for k -12 students and multi-generational learners ; and revitalizing efforts in the community to make the arts more accessible to broad and diverse audiences.
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The Bates House, built in 1922 in the colonial-revival style, is nestled within the Frank Melville Memorial Park in historic Setauket. The park was conceived, planned, and built by Jennie MacConnell Melville, Frank Melville's wife, and his son, Ward Melville. Formerly a private residence, it is available for private functions year-round. Located at the northern end of the two ponds in Setauket, the twenty-four-acre park includes a circular walkway around the upper pond, the home of the last miller in Setauket, a simulated mill house with a working water wheel, the recently restored Setauket Post Office, Hap’s barn, scenic trails, and the Bates House residence. The Frank Melville Memorial Park and Bates House are privately owned and administered by the Frank Melville Memorial Foundation.
Kanopi
Kanopi is a fine dine restaurant that is set in the boutique hotel, The Opus Westchester, Autograph Collection. This sophisticated restaurant is headed by the talented Chef Anthony Gonçalves. Using high-quality and locally-available ingredients, the restaurant prepares a range of Portuguese-style dishes that are influenced by the Mediterranean cuisine. Events like weddings, corporate meetings, parties, luncheons, parties and gatherings can be held here. Set on the upper floors of the hotel, this restaurant offers unobstructed views of Hudson Valley and the surroundings areas.
Inaugurated in 1971, Greenwich Arts Council is an art center located in Greenwich, CT. The venue serves as a platform for young and aspiring artists to exhibit their talent and organizes various outreach programs for the same. They are also available for concerts and other performances.
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Norden Club
all on historic Black Rock Harbor in Bridgeport, Connecticut! About Norden Club What a History! Sangforenigen Norden "Singing Society" was founded in 1902 by Swedish immigrants who desired to further the activity of Swedish singing here in America. The original singers appeared all over the nation, entertaining presidents and other dignitaries.
