Two tours encompass downtown from Quackenbush Square to the New York State Capitol and Washington Park, to the Empire State Plaza (518) 434-0405. (Brochure at Visitors Center). Open attached PDF for map and sights.

Location: Albany Heritage Visitors Center, 25 Quackenbush Square, Albany

Contact (518)434-0405 for more information, accvb@albany.org

Event Id#35201

Several aspects of Einstein’s work are included in this exhibit. . Mon-Sat, 10AM-4PM. Sun, 12-4PM. Through June 30.

Location: Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum, 94 Broadway, Newburgh

Contact (845)569-4997 for more information

Event Id#27172

Artistically connecting Albany´s history to the Hudson River, The Hudson River Way is a magnificent walkway connecting Albany´s historic downtown to the banks of the Hudson River, allowing pedestrians and bicyclists direct access to the waterfront. It begins on Broadway at Pine Street and continues to Riverfront Park, which includes an amphitheatre for concerts and other public events. The most significant feature of the walkway is its illustrations of Albany´s history through a series of original paintings. A walking tour must!

Location: , Albany

Event Id#35200

Broadway Training Center of Westchester performing arts Summer Camp - THE ROBBER BRIDEGROOM

"BEST THEATER CLASSES IN SOUTHERN WESTCHESTER" - Westchester Magazine

Summer Mainstage Production: THE ROBBER BRIDEGROOM
June 25 - July 29 (M-F 10am-5pm)
Grades 4-12
Performances Friday, July 27 @ 7pm; Saturday, July 28 @ 7pm; and Sunday, July 29 @ 3pm.
Directed by Kevin R. Free
Admission interview and audition required
A Musical Theatre Intensive for teens and children, with a five-week rehearsal process culminating in a full Broadway style production of THE ROBBER BRIDEGROOM, a rousing, Southern fairy tale set in eighteenth century Mississippi, with endless, wonderful twists and turns! You will work one-on-one with theatre professionals who will give you a summer camp performance experience that you will not forget! Join us, and experience the joy and magic of Theatre, Music and Dance!

ASK ABOUT OUR EARLY-BIRD AND SIBLING REGISTRATION DISCOUNTS!

Call Heather in the BTC Office at 914-478-7065 about any of our K-12 Acting, Singing, Dance Classes, Summer Camp or Adult Programs, or email her at development at broadwaytraining.com, or visit our website www.BroadwayTraining.com. We can't wait to share the summer with you!

See BTC's Spring Senior Ensemble production of AVENUE Q - School edition at the Irvington Town Hall Theater on March 30 - April 1. For reserved tickets, call the Theater Box Office at (914) 591-6602 or follow the link from our website www.BroadwayTraining.com

See BTC's Spring Junior Ensemble production of ILLYRIA, a stunning musical adaptation of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, at the Irvington Town Hall Theater on May 4 - 6. For reserved tickets, call the Theater Box Office at (914) 591-6602 or follow the link from our website www.BroadwayTraining.com

Broadway Training Center of Westchester is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Our mission is to inspire, nurture, challenge, amaze, educate and empower artists and audiences. Through performing arts classes for all ages, it strives to provide the highest level of instruction to equip artists with teamwork skills and inspire them to confidently use their creativity and discipline in all life areas. At BTC, no experience is necessary at any age to study and enjoy the performing arts of singing, dancing and acting. All that is needed is a desire to learn new things, work hard, and take instruction well.

www.BroadwayTraining.com

Sponsored by: Broadway Training Center of Westchester

Location: 10 Washington Avenue, Hastings-on-Hudson

Contact Heather at 914-478-7065 for more information, development@broadwaytraining.com

Event Id#40114

The State Museum’s significant collection of material from the World Trade Center and objects from the international response to the events of September 11, 2001, tell the story of that day and its aftermath. The World Trade Center: Rescue, Recovery, Response details the history of the World Trade Center, the September 11 attacks, the rescue efforts, the evidence recovery operation at the Fresh Kills facility, and the public response to the September 11th events. The exhibition includes many objects, images, videos, and interactive stations documenting this tragic chapter in New York and America´s history.

Rescue uses a timeline to trace the first 24 hours of September 11, 2001, and presents indelible images from that day. See the heavily damaged Engine 6 pumper, recovered New York Police Department and Fire Department objects, architectural remains, several battered flags, and a large steel column from floors 7"9 of the South Tower

The Recovery section begins at Ground Zero with a dramatically damaged 20-foot high; 10-ton steel column from floors 71"73 of the WTC North Tower. The stories of the recovery operation at Fresh Kills are told through the many objects found in the mountains of debris, including material from the everyday life of the buildings, the steering wheel from a car, Observation Deck souvenirs, melted floppy discs, keys, and a crushed payphone. A large collection of firearms from WTC Building 6 are on exhibition along with several destroyed street lampposts, fire hydrants, and a destroyed elevator door from one of the World Trade Center towers. The exhibition includes pieces of the airplanes that crashed into the WTC. The details of the crashes are shown through graphics and brought to stark reality by a portion of the wheel assembly from one of the planes, a piece of fuselage, and a steel beam with an embedded airplane piece.

The Response part of the exhibition highlights a selection of objects from the State Museum´s collection of emotional material created in response to September 11, such as a portion of a preserved fence section covered with memorial flags, banners, photographs, and flowers located on Broadway at Liberty Street. The World Trade Center: Rescue, Recovery, Response exhibition at the State Museum presents these and other objects from the Museum’s comprehensive collection. An intimate space shows changing films about the history of the Trade Center and the September 11 attacks. Four sound stations allow visitors to listen to audio pieces about the WTC, interviews with Police and FBI about Ground Zero, and the Fresh Kills Recovery Operation.

Location: New York State Museum, Madison Avenue, Albany

Contact (518)474-5877 for more information

Event Id#35114