Events
Upcoming Programs and Featured Events
Upcoming Events:
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Apr
2
Wellness Wednesday: Meditative Drawing (April)
Time: 1:00pmEase into a quiet moment of creativity. This Wednesday, we invite you to slow down, set aside your screens, and find your zen in the museum’s galleries through meditative drawing.
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Apr
2
Opening Reception for “Janet Langsam: Improbable Feminist”
Time: 5:30pm—7:00pmTracy Fitzpatrick, director of the Neuberger Museum of Art, invites members and guests to the opening reception of Janet Langsam: Improbable Feminist. (On View: April 2—June 29, 2025)
Meet the artist—one of the arts and culture icons of the Westchester community—and explore Langsam’s body of work from its inception to the point at which she redirected her efforts toward making the world a better place through art.
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Apr
9
Wellness Wednesday: Sound Bath (April)
Time: 1:00pm—2:00pmRenew your mind, body, and spirit at the NEU.
Join yoga and meditation instructor Janelle Berger and her crystal singing bowls for an immersive healing and restorative experience. -
Apr
23
Drop-In Tour: Janet Langsam: Improbable Feminist
Time: 12:30pm—1:30pmJoin us for an exploration of the Spring 2025 special exhibition, Janet Langsam: Improbable Feminist, featuring paintings, collages, and drawings by the recently retired CEO of ArtsWestchester.
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Apr
23
Wellness Wednesday: Meditative Drawing (April)
Time: 1:30pmEase into a quiet moment of creativity. This Wednesday, we invite you to slow down, set aside your screens, and find your zen in the museum’s galleries through meditative drawing.
Meditative drawing begins following the Drop-In Tour for Janet Langsam: Improbably Feminist. -
May
7
Wellness Wednesday: Sound Bath (May)
Time: 1:00pm—2:00pmRenew your mind, body, and spirit at the NEU.
Join yoga and meditation instructor Janelle Berger and her crystal singing bowls for an immersive healing and restorative experience. -
May
14
Wellness Wednesday: Meditative Drawing (May)
Time: 1:00pmEase into a quiet moment of creativity. This Wednesday, we invite you to slow down, set aside your screens, and find your zen in the museum’s galleries through meditative drawing.