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The Hudson River Museum congratulates HRM Docent Loretta Poole for receiving the Mayor’s Community Service Award for 2023.

On Friday, March 17, New York State Assemblyman Nader Sayegh (District 90) visited the Hudson River Museum and presented our Director and CEO Masha Turchinsky and staff with a $25,000 New York State Grant for K-12 community-based programming.

On February 18, 2023, we were thrilled to celebrate the Year of the Rabbit at our Lunar New Year Festival with nearly 500 visitors.

This Women’s History Month, learn more about women in the arts and sciences who have stories that deserve to be told.

Check out 914 Inc’s January / February 2023 issue, which includes an in-depth article on the economic forecast for the region: Taking a Look at Westchester’s Economic Forecast in 2023.

The Hudson River Museum mourns the loss of Joyce Greene, who passed peacefully at the age of 95 on December 25, 2022, in Santa Barbara, California.

As we take stock of a memorable year at the Hudson River Museum and prepare for the debut of our new West Wing in the first half of 2023, I am reminded yet again that we are a dynamic and resilient community.

The Hudson River Museum has a large collection of all types of holiday cards, including many by the prominent maker Louis Prang & Co. During the Gilded Age, Boston printmaker Louis Prang almost single-handedly brought Christmas cards to the American public.

“When I was a child, the Palisades and the Hudson River were the edge of the world for me. The fall colors were a constant joy and painting them continues that joy. When I start a painting, I have no idea what it will look like when finished. The process is like taking an intellectual

Frederick J. Brown’s 1987 series The Actress (A Drawing in Five Parts) and the related painting She Saw Him Crying comprise an exercise in portraiture, serial imagery, action capture, and expressive exploration.