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It Happened HERE: Life in New Rochelle During the American Revolution

It Happened Here: Life in New Rochelle During the American Revolution

NRCA's Annual Exhibit at the NRPL  On exhibit at the New Rochelle Public Library through 27th; reception and gallery talk Sunday, March 15th at 3 pm. In October 1776 British General William Howe amassed nearly 10,000 troops in New Rochelle, in preparation for the critical Battle of White Plains. New Rochelle's population of less than a thousand people would soon experience seven long years as part of the so-called "Neutral Ground" that was Westchester, north of British-occupied New York and south of Patriot-held land. During this period of instability families and friends were pitted against one another, many taking up arms to fight for independence, while many others ... [Continue Reading]

A Couple of Visions

A Couple of Visions

February 11 to March 27, 2026, the NRCA Rotunda Gallery presents A Couple of Visions - Stacy Miller & Scott Seaboldt: A Quarter-Century of Artists Together.  The exhibit opens Wednesday, February 11, 2026 at the Rotunda Gallery, with the opening reception from 5:30-7:30 PM. It runs through to March 27th.    A Couple of Visions celebrates the extraordinary artistic achievements of Stacy Miller and Scott Seaboldt and also a 25-year partnership rooted in love, dialogue, and shared creative commitment. United in love, yet distinct in vision, Miller and Seaboldt exemplify how two artists can evolve side by side without converging into sameness. Their ... [Continue Reading]

Still/Life

Still Life

September 9 through November: “Still life” usually refers to a work of art that depicts inanimate objects – a bowl of fruit or a vase full of flowers – but this fall the NRCA Rotunda Gallery is exploring a different meaning: "Still/Life," (opening September 9th) offers works that reimagine what it means to pause time, to frame the overlooked, and to ask what lives inside stillness? A collaboration between the New Rochelle Council on the Arts and New Rochelle High School’s arts faculty, the exhibit includes works by 11 artists –  Lisa Archigian,  Mia Brownell.  Suzanne Butler Richardson,  Erika Hibbert,  Emmanuelle Loiselle,  Michael Manning,  Moira ... [Continue Reading]

“Ways of Seeing” at the NRCA Rotunda Gallery

Ways of Seeing

February 18 to March 28: “Ways of Seeing” at the NRCA Rotunda Gallery Inspired by the classic book by art critic/novelist/painter John Berger, NRCA Board member Christine Ramage has reached out to six of the renowned photographers she knows for their more personal work.  The photographers include Pari Dukovic, Sophy Holland, Eric Ogden, Allison Orenstein, Victoria Will and Lelanie Foster. Opening Reception: February 18, 5:30-7:30 pm. NRCA Rotunda Gallery at City Hall 515 North Ave, New Rochelle, NY ... [Continue Reading]

SELF

Self

Self - October 28 to November 29 NRCA Rotunda Gallery at City Hall, 515 North Ave, New Rochelle NY ... [Continue Reading]

Humans of New Rochelle

Humans of New Rochelle

July 15 through August 30: "Humans of New Rochelle" at the NRCA Rotunda Gallery  July 17 at 5:30 pm: Opening Reception for "Humans of New Rochelle" at the NRCA Rotunda Gallery Recent New Rochelle High School graduates Ann Gombiner and Veronica Yu  are both heading to Cambridge this fall to attend Harvard University  -- but before they go they have a parting gift for their hometown. For the last three years the duo have produced the “Humans of New Rochelle” Instagram (@humansofnewro), examining and celebrating the city’s diversity through a journalistic lens pioneered by the popular (20 million followers) “Humans of New York” site, and they are turning their posts in ... [Continue Reading]

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