Theater conjures spirits for ‘Ghost Light’
Theater, music, poetry, dance, and film will converge on the Irvington Theater stage for a Halloween-themed collaboration of arts
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New York State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins and Irvington Mayor Arlene Burgos cut a ribbon for the new stage at Matthiessen Park on Saturday, July 11.
The $1.6 million structure was paid for in part by a $500,000 Parks, Preservation and Heritage Grant from New York State’s Environmental Protection Fund.
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