Events

Two years after the apocalypse, two sisters sing, play games, and sulk in an underground bunker. When one sister finds evidence of life on the outside, both struggle with the possibility of leaving the bunker, and whether or not the world they fled is worth returning to. This piece is presented as part of the First Look Reading Series. Register here.

Join us for this brief virtual information session for practicing teachers with initial certification and degrees in early childhood and/or childhood seeking to add an extension certificate in Early Childhood Students with Disabilities through our new three-course, 17-credit program. Meet the program director and get your questions answered! REGISTER HERE. 

Renowned and prolific documentarian of subjects as diverse as baseball, mental illness, Vietnam, civil rights, and most recently, the American buffalo, Ken Burns will be the featured speaker at the Annual Brendan Gill Lecture on Friday, February 9, at 8 pm at Sarah Lawrence College's Reisinger Auditorium.  The country’s foremost chronicler of the American experience in its many manifestations, including through important historical figures such as Roosevelt, Jackie Robinson, Susan B. Anthony, and Mark Twain, he will be interviewed by local luminary David Westin, a television anchor for Bloomberg TV.  

This free lecture is open to the public and presented each year by The Bronxville Historical Conservancy as a gift to the community. A reception with the speaker will follow the presentation. 

Registration will be open to the public on January 4 by emailing events@b-h-c.org. 

Westchester Chamber Soloists returns to the stage at Sarah Lawrence College in 3 Programs to conclude it's 7-Concert 2023-24 Season, with special guest conductors Mina Kim (Feb. 10) and Ovidiu Marinescu (May 19), and in a special collaborative program (Apr. 7) with Sarah Lawrence College's Music Faculty & Students. REGISTER HERE. 

This event is for anyone who may be interested in applying to the Art of Teaching program.  At this event, the program director will give an overview of the program and answer any questions that people have. RSVP here.

Luke Murphy is an artist that works predominantly with digital and electronic media employing code, found or generated imagery, drawing algorithms, information systems, paint, randomness and sometimes radiation. He considers his work a kind of bridge between traditional media and newer digital forms. His most recent work uses the ubiquitous LED matrix panel to form screen sculptures which he programs, finding new possibilities in them and perhaps seeking an absurd entry into the Sublime-with cords and hardware exposed.

The Horatios by Maura Pelczynski
Directed by Cayden Leary

Five years after the rat zombie apocalypse, the Horatio Storyteller & Performer Theatre Company Collective decide to put on a play (a reflection, a collective breath) to help themselves, and the audience, grapple with devastation they all managed to survive.This piece is presented as part of the First Look Reading Series. 

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A conservation behaviorist and expert in wild animal wellbeing, Liv's research focuses on human-animal relationships and how individual animals engage with their environments; the roles wild animals have in the health of their social groups, cultures, and populations-exploring the similar patterns of well-being and behavior seen across the animal kingdom.

This four-session participatory workshop is for teachers of all grades, when we, and those we teach, are given the opportunity to explore, the many qualities and marvels of knowing, that is the natural world, through our own ability to imagine, to play, and express the very wonderment of our shared lives - within, all that is alive.

This series is being underwritten by The Touchstone Center for Children. Sarah Lawrence is an Approved CTLE Sponsor and offers 6 CTLE hours for this program. Registration Fee: $20.00 for the four sessions.

Celebrating Black History Month: A Tribute to Black Theatre Directed by Paul Kwame Johnson ’74, MFA ’77; featuring the Little Blue Room Theater Ensemble from the Theodore D. Young Community Center in Greenburgh, NY.