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In this a year with a double number, we present our first double issue, “Visionary Journeys,” combining June’s traditional journeys with July’s hospitality.

For many artists, the coronavirus has been a case of exhibitions interrupted, postponed or even canceled. Valerie Larko – a New Rochelle-based artist – was scheduled to have a show of her recent signage paintings, “Signs of the Times,” at Lyons Wier Gallery in Manhattan in late March and April.

“Do remember: They can’t cancel spring.” So The Guardian quotes David Hockney saying about his latest iPad drawings of daffodils and fruit trees, made in Normandy, France.

Caramoor will have a summer music festival, after all.

When Marist College students heard their spring semester was cut short, due to the spread of the pandemic, they were faced with a great challenge – to transform their annual “Silver Needle Runway” fashion show to a virtual platform.

Nowadays, the needs are – well, let’s be honest – overwhelming, and the pocketbooks and wallets are often in inverse proportions.

In 2021, the Neuberger Museum of Art will present Lesley Dill’s ‘Rush”

The American Gold Cup, held for the last eight years at Old Salem Farm in North Salem, canters off to Michigan.

With The Preakness – the second leg of horse racing’s Triple Crown – scratched for Saturday, May 16, we thought you’d enjoy this replay of the first virtual “Kentucky Derby: Triple Crown Showdown.”

We are loving the streamed programs provided by our major cultural institutions.