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Live music by City Island
Bandmates Nick Pretel and Josh Anthony are lifelong friends and the creators of City Island. Since the release of their first EP, All The Love, and their first music video for Prison Walls, they continue to bring original takes on Pop-Soul, Funk, Soft Rock, and other musical histories to form a genre-bending performance. 

City Island performs live at venues across NYC, Westchester and Southern CT. They have been featured in the Bronx Buzz, Spectrum 1 in LA, and NBC News 4 Latino.
www.city-island.com

Live performance by Ballet Folklorico de las Americas
Ballet Folklórico de las Américas (BFAMERICAS) is a vibrant Latin dance company dedicated to celebrating and preserving the rich cultural heritage of Latin America. Through captivating choreography and stunning traditional costumes, BFAMERICAS brings to life the stories, rhythms, and colors of the Americas. Each performance is a powerful expression of identity, tradition, and pride—offering audiences an unforgettable journey through the diverse landscapes of Latin culture.

Based in Stamford, Connecticut, BFAMERICAS has proudly represented Latin American traditions across the East Coast, performing in cities such as Washington D.C., New York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts.

In addition to performing, BFAMERICAS also organizes cultural events that bring the community together. Don’t miss their upcoming Colombian Carnival celebration on July 20th at the Stamford Mall—a colorful, family-friendly event full of music, dance, and tradition.
Follow them on Instagram and Facebook at @BFAMERICAS

Live music by the Russ Davis Band
The Russ Davis Band has been thrilling audiences at Concerts and Festivals and every kind of Special Event throughout the Tri-State with their irresistible crowd-pleasing mix of Current Hits, Classic Rock, Motown & Funk! The May 31 Arts Fest will feature our action-packed Trio, starring Russ Davis (Guitar & Vocals), Sue Larsen (Bass & Vocals), and Nate Brewster (Drums & Percussion).
www.therussdavisband.com

Michael Angelis is a visual artist based in Port Chester, NY. His work deals with themes of cultural ideas and constructs that are in flux, and the connection/disconnection of communication and technology through those periods of flux. His paintings and prints capture concepts that are not intended to be preserved or memorialized, and attempt to provide a lens onto images and ideas which are temporal and transitory, as a means to understand the factors that are the catalyst for change and flux. Michael has most recently exhibited works in 2024 and 2025 at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, CT, where he is an adjunct professor in Printmaking. He received his Masters of Art Education degree from Teachers College in 2005, and his Bachelors of Fine Arts from Purchase College in 2001. He has been teaching studio and digital art at Joel Barlow High School in Redding, CT since 2005.
website: michaelangelis.com
IG: @angelis.studio

Sandra Bobbins, born and raised in Port Chester, started string art about 3 years ago as a personal hobby. Self taught and experimenting with different techniques and materials, it’s quickly became “Sandra’s Crafty Bobbins, LLC”, which welcomes commission requests and custom pieces.
IG: @crafty_bobbins

Douglas Chavarria is a Guatemalan-born, Port Chester-raised artist with a deep love for animals, folklore, and all things strange and mystical. 
“Ever since I was a kid, I was that kid glued to animal encyclopedias from the Scholastic Book Fair, sketchpad in hand, drawing everything I saw. These days, my work blends that same childlike fascination with animals and mythology with a grown-up curiosity for the occult. I started out in pencil and pen, but once I got into color, it changed everything. My style leans heavily into expressionism and surrealism—I've always kind of done my own thing, and I love sharing little windows into my weird, vivid imagination.”

Steph Fiorinois an artist and educator from Rye Brook, New York. She enjoys painting animals and their various personalities and textures in portrait style. She has had work displayed at Larchmont Library, Crawford Park Mansion, Manhattanville College and Valencia Luncheria in Norwalk. Ms. Fiorino works in the Bronx in a NYC public elementary school and has been teaching visual art for over 15 years. She has had students’ work exhibited in the PS Art citywide exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of art and in the Bronx Borough arts festival at Lehman College Gallery. Stephanie is deaf with a cochlear implant and uses both English and ASL. She is open to pet portrait commissions and her work can be seen on Instagram @SFCreatureofHabit

Gregory Maggi is an aspiring cartoonist. Ever since grade school he would draw his favorite characters from his favorite shows and video games whenever he got the chance. His love for these characters has led him to pursue drawing comics and graduated from The School of Visual Arts in 2013. Since then, Greg has taught in the Port Chester after school program in teaching kids how to draw and show them how cool Godzilla is. Greg continues to learn more about art and telling stories.
IG: gmaggi_art

Helen Marder (b. 1989, Brooklyn, NY) is a visual artist working in painting, printmaking, and sculpture. She earned her B.A. from Hunter College in 2011 and her M.F.A. in Studio Art from Brooklyn College in 2022. Her work has been exhibited at Rockwall Studios, the Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery, and 601 Artspace.
Marder’s current body of work draws from her roots in the Mountain Jewish community of Azerbaijan, and research into carpetmaking, which she explores as both visual artifacts and coded vessels of diasporic identity. Reimagining these textiles through a contemporary lens, her paintings feature bold contours, flattened space, and rhythmic patterning inspired by the stylized abstraction of Middle Eastern design. She distills ornamental motifs into graphic, gestural compositions—both playful and deliberate—inviting viewers to read across shape and surface. Through layers of pattern and painterly mark-making, she builds a visual language that is both abstract and evocative of a distant, woven past.
IG: @adipinmydaydream

Adrian Ochoa is a Mexican-American leisure artist residing in Westchester, New York. Sketching has been a lifelong passion for Adrian. Drawing early inspiration from comic books, Chicano art, and graffiti, his style is influenced by his heritage and the surrounding culture. Carrying the love for art into his professional training, Adrian studied graphic design. Today, Adrian paints primarily acrylic paint on canvas, but continues to be an avid sketch book artist. As a healthcare professional, Adrian uses his art hobby as therapy. Enjoying his art as a meditative benefit, he has described feeling happier, more relaxed, and centered while creating.
IG: aceochoa

Lisa Rinaldi is a dedicated special education teacher and proud mom of two, to an adventurous 4-year-old son and a spirited 2-year-old daughter. She was born and raised in Port Chester, New York where she still resides and teaches at the local middle school. In 2025, inspired by the magic of childhood and a long-held dream, she brought her first children’s book to life: “Where Oh Where Is the Boogeyman?” With the playful input of her own kids, Lisa created a story that blends friendship, imagination and joy. Her journey as both an educator and a mother continues to fuel her passion for storytelling and connecting with young minds.

Salvador Sanchez is a Deaf multimedia artist, illustrator, animator, and graphic designer. He grew up and works in New York.  He has a remarkable gift for art and feels affection for his paintings. His graphic design work and illustrations explore visual representations of ASL signs. Salvador Sanchez Artist is a store where creativity and Deaf culture meet! We offer a wide variety of art and handmade items, designed to bring beauty and inspiration into your life through American Sign Language. Whether you're looking for a unique painting, a handmade ASL clock, or even a one-of-a-kind ASL sticker, you'll find something special here with Salvador Sanchez's unique style and brand.
IG: salvadorsanchezartist

Monica Tiulescuis an artist and educator based in New York and Connecticut. Since 2000, she has taught architecture, design, visual art, and digital media at the high school and college levels. She is currently the visual arts department chair at Rye Country Day School.
"I draw on abstract painted fields. My work fluctuates between disfiguration and figuration, and familiar objects oscillate between layered fields. The picture plane is amassed to create spatial amplification and zones of deletion.” 
www.monica-tiulescu.com
IG: @mtiulescu