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More than 100 artists will share their work, and workspaces, during the 31st annual RiverArts Studio Tour the weekend of Nov. 2-3.
The self-guided event will unfold at 10 locations in Tarrytown, eight in Hastings, five in Dobbs Ferry, four in Ardsley, three in Sleepy Hollow, and one in Irvington.
Some addresses house multiple studios, such as 145 Palisade Street (Hudson River Landing) in Dobbs Ferry, 385 Warburton Avenue in Hastings, and 1 Central Avenue in Tarrytown. Others will host multiple artists for the weekend, such as the James Harmon Community Center in Hastings.
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