Arts & Culture clubs in Rockland County.

See rocklandirish.com for the current cultural and community calendar.

A Blauvelt cultural center serving as a home for Rockland's Irish-American community, hosting concerts, dance, classes, family events, and a long-running schedule of cultural and educational programs alongside hall rentals for community use.

Year-round season; office Tue-Fri 10am-3pm and Sat 10am-2pm.

A Nyack community theater established in 1947, producing plays and musicals in an intimate 99-seat house on Park Street. Membership-driven; welcomes actors, directors, designers, technicians, and box-office volunteers through year-round auditions and orientations.

Weekly rehearsals during the season; see rocklandchoral.org for auditions.

One of Rockland's oldest continuously performing arts organizations, founded in 1937 as part of the Rockland County Adult Education Program. The Choral Society welcomes singers of all experience levels each season, with weekly rehearsals leading to two annual concerts.

Auditions and rehearsals scheduled per production; see rocktheatreco.com.

A community theater group for college-age and adult performers, producing plays and musicals across Rockland with rolling auditions and a welcoming approach for first-time stage volunteers.

Spring through fall production season; see penguinrep.org for tickets and ways to get involved.

A professional 108-seat theater company in a renovated 19th-century barn on Crickettown Road in Stony Point, in its 40th-plus season of new works. Penguin Rep welcomes subscribers, members, and volunteer ushers, fundraisers, and board candidates alongside its professional productions.

Auditions, rehearsals, and 4-5 productions per season; see antrimplayhouse.com.

Rockland County's oldest community theater, founded 1936 and relocated in 2024 to the historic Manse Barn in Tappan. Antrim mounts a full season of plays and musicals with all-volunteer casts and crews, holds open auditions, and welcomes new members as actors, technicians, and producers.

Museum and grounds open year-round on a posted schedule; lectures, exhibits, and special programs listed on the events calendar.

A nonprofit educational institution and principal repository for original documents and artifacts relating to Rockland County, with headquarters at a four-acre site featuring a history museum and the 1832 Jacob Blauvelt House in New City. The Society hosts exhibits, lectures, walking tours, school programs, and a growing archives collection.

Concert season runs fall through spring; rehearsals weekly during season. See the symphony site for the current season calendar.

A community orchestra based in Rockland County, performing seasonal concerts of orchestral repertoire, family programs, and guest-artist collaborations. Open to volunteer musicians, the RSO performs across Rockland venues for a long-running local audience.

Check the club calendar for current meetings, critiques, exhibits, and special programs.

A welcoming photography club for enthusiasts from novice to professional levels, with members from across the Hudson Valley. Rockland Photography Club offers meetings, image reviews, exhibitions, competitions, education, and a community for people who enjoy making and discussing photographs.

See RCJBS.org for upcoming events and performances.

A nonprofit arts organization promoting the heritage, performance, appreciation, and vitality of jazz, blues, and related music forms in Rockland County and the surrounding region. RCJBS supports performances, educational events, musician opportunities, and audience connections.