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From New York City to Buffalo, the Empire State is home to a beautiful mosaic of traditions, celebrations, and festivals honoring Hispanic heritage and culture. Officially beginning on September 15, when many Latin American nations celebrate their independence days, Hispanic Heritage Month runs through October 15, bringing with it a wave of exciting events and celebrations. Whether you prefer to experience Hispanic history at a museum exhibit or revel in the vibrant atmosphere of a parade or festival, celebrate and honor Hispanic Heritage Month in New York State at these 27 events. …
Experience Art & Culture in the Hudson Valley
Sep 02, 2024 by Michele DeBella
Known for its lush green landscapes, rugged hiking trails, and incomparable farm-to-table cuisine, the Hudson Valley is also a haven for artists and art lovers in search of creative innovation and…
Experience Art & Culture in the Finger Lakes
Sep 02, 2024 by Michele DeBella
The Finger Lakes is not only well-versed in producing vino but also adept at making art in its many forms. Music from opera to the blues emanates from performing arts venues, while museums quietly feature works from some of the world’s most illustrious artists. Visitors to this region will also discover some of the state’s most unique museums. Annual arts festivals lure tourists and locals alike, providing tons of reasons to spend time in Skaneateles, Geneva, Ithaca, and many more charming towns in the Finger Lakes. …
Experience Art & Culture on Long Island
Sep 02, 2024 by Marta Zielinska
Known for its top-rated beaches and award-winning wine country, Long Island also boasts a vibrant and robust arts and culture scene. World-renowned works of art line the halls of a Gold Coast mansion and historic church while Broadway-caliber performances delight fans at intimate theaters in charming small towns.
Experience Art & Culture in the Catskills
Sep 02, 2024 by Michele DeBella
Scenic mountain peaks give way to eclectic small towns, creating a perfect environment for art and nature to commune. Thomas Cole and other Hudson River School artists were captivated by this region and more than a century later, the greatest music festival of all time took place here. Visitors can tour Cole’s historic home, walk on Woodstock’s hallowed grounds, and much more in this mountain region that boasts a thriving arts scene.
Charming towns along the St. Lawrence River make ideal destinations for an arts-focused vacation. The Thousand Islands-Seaway is a land of historic lighthouses, romantic castles, and seafaring life, all of which are reflected in the art that’s created here. The region also cherishes traditional arts and crafts, world-class music from every genre, and fun-filled annual festivals that celebrate arts and culture.
Experience Art & Culture in New York City
Sep 02, 2024 by Michele DeBella
A creative buzz floats on the air in New York City. There’s always live music to dance to, new museum exhibits to marvel at, and thrilling live theater performed by immensely talented actors across…
Experience Art & Culture in Greater Niagara
Sep 02, 2024 by Michele DeBella
The Greater Niagara region attracts visitors from around the world. There is, of course, the world-famous wonder that is Niagara Falls, an attraction that everyone should have on their itinerary. Arts and culture are another regional draw. Music and art festivals are wildly popular, independent movie theaters are plentiful, and there is no lack of places to view stunning art and cutting-edge theater.
Experience Art & Culture in Chautauqua-Allegheny
Sep 02, 2024 by Michele DeBella
Superstar comedians, nature-inspired art, and a summer-long schedule of cultural events on the shores of Chautauqua Lake are among the many reasons to visit this scenic region. Be sure to add classical music concerts, impressive outdoor sculptures, and historical landmarks to your itinerary. And tucked into the rural landscape, towns like Ellicottville and Jamestown host some of the best art and music festivals of the year.