Category Archives: Past Events

Highline Open Studios at Westbeth

High Line Open Studios presents its annual fall Artists’ Open Studios Event. The free self-guided open studios tour stretches along the High Line between Westbeth Artists building and West Chelsea Arts building. The self-guided tour starts at the West Chelsea Arts building, 508-526 West 26th Street where visitors can pickup Tour Maps and artists information.
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Carol Hebald
Reading

Noted author and memoirist reads from published and forthcoming work. Free.
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Westbeth Flea Market – 31st Year!

At the Westbeth Flea Market, you will find the extraordinary…at very affordable prices!
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Anthony Martino: New Sights/New Sounds. Portraits and Paintings of the Jersey Shore

Danielle mixed media on canvas 56 x 40 inches

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Correspondence : works inspired by letters and postcards written to Steve Clorfeine for over 50 years.

The work of 40 visual and performing artists, curated by Steve Clorfeine. Continue reading →

Arlene Gottfried – Celebrating the publication of her new photography book, Mommie.

The latest work from the renowned photographer. More info about Arlene Gottfried, here.

Penny Jones & Company Puppets

A mainstay of children’s theater in New York since the 1970’s. Continue reading →

Richard III

Inventive puppetry, both shadow and practical, create a world where Richard reigns as the master manipulator. Continue reading →

First Fridays Live
Music Series
Holiday Improvisations

Reflections on well loved holiday melodies and themes by experimental musicians.
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More Mother Goose Tales with the Three Little Pigs

Penny Jones & Co. Puppets The Early Childhood Puppet Theatre return for the popular puppet performances.

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Westbeth’s programming is made possible by the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State. Westbeth is supported in part by an American Rescue Plan Act grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to support general operating expenses in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.