Oyster Arts & Music Festival

Artist Preview Day!! October 5th 12-6!!

With an iffy weather forecast for Sunday the 7th....we are adding on Friday!! Come out and enjoy the great weather on Friday and Saturday!!! We also have a raindate of Monday October 8th, 12-6 scheduled in the event Sunday is cancelled....so come on down to the Boardwalk!! (Take THAT Al Roker!!)
Musical Lineup for Friday:
1pm Kenneth Murphy
3pm Lisa Bari
4:30pm Shemp

Monday's Lineup
1pm Curtis Becraft

New this year!!

The Clay Arts Center will be joining us at our Children's Activity Area from 12-3pm on Saturday October 6th...come out and play with some clay!! And don't miss out on the exciting yarn sculpture activity hosted by The Westchester Children's Museum!!

Two Exciting Dance Performances!!

Saturday October 7th

1pm Jahara Phoenix Dance Company

3pm Fleuron Rouge

Save the Date!

The Third Annual Oyster Arts & Music Festival will be happening October 6th and 7th 2012!!

See you on the Boardwalk!!

2011 Festival

Photos from the 2010 Festival!!

Facebook Event Page

http://www.facebook.com/events/153698988090953/153700874757431/?ref=notif&notif_t=plan_mall_activity

find links to artist and musicians on our official Facebook event page! Come join the party!

The Westchester Children's Museum Mission Statement

MISSION
The Westchester Children’s Museum will be a vibrant, interactive learning space providing children, families and school groups the opportunity to nurture curiosity, enhance knowledge and ignite imagination through creative hands-on exploration. The WCM is committed to broadening knowledge of the arts, the environment, multiculturalism, and the local and global communities in an educational and recreational atmosphere.
The Westchester Children’s Museum will provide:
Vibrant interactive, safe settings where children and adults can come together to interact with each other and others in their community
Hands-on programs designed to stimulate creative thinking and problem-solving skills
Accessibility for all learning styles and abilities
A new venue for school trips, including pre- and post-visit programs

Educational Resource Center

Parent programs to support deeper learning

Even before the walls are up, the Museum is providing educational outreach programming for a variety of community-based organizations. The Museum Without Walls program partners with such organizations as the Boys and Girls Clubs; Family Services of Westchester, and Port Chester Carver Center. Funding for these programs come from corporate and foundation grants. Since its official kick-off in early 2010, the Museum Without Walls program has served over 40 community centers and school groups and 2000 children.