Allegheny RiverStone Center for the Arts On Monday morning, December 12, 2022, Allegheny RiverStone Center for the Arts continued its successful Educational ArtReach Program in partnership with the Allegheny-Clarion Valley Schools as it bused four hundred students in grades K to 6 and the Jr. and Sr. High band and chorus for Wurlitzer theatre organ “Informances” in Foxburg’s Lincoln Hall by … Read more
Allegheny RiverStone Center for the Arts has presented outdoor events at picturesque RiverStone Farm since 2009 drawing large audiences from all across the six-county region – beginning with a Scottish Festival for five years, with Celtic music concerts in Lincoln Hall, outdoors on the Foxburg Green and RiverStone Farm – and featuring Scottish athletic competitions, soccer … Read more
Still laughing from DAVID MAYFIELD’s brilliant patter about his post-COVID vacation plans… hysterical! He is an entertainer that oozes charm and personality and is infectiously energetic as the consummate showman delivering virtuosic musical performances with impressive vocal, instrumental and song-writing chops. This is what ARCA is all about – GENIUS in our midst from The David Mayfield … Read more
Thanks to new Allegheny RiverStone Center for the Arts (ARCA) Board members Dan and Karen Mortland for instigating the wonderful article by Eric Freehling in the Butler Eagle on June 17, 2022 which begins to tell the story of this little arts organization, created and fueled by a community of volunteers and founding/current Board members … Read more
Quenching our thirsting-SOULS after the long hiatus, last night the joyous & electrifying artistry of vocalist CHANTAL JOSEPH with the wailing and tasty musicianship of Howie Alexander-keys, Dwayne Dolphin-bass, and Dennis Garner-drums RENEWED HOPE and opened our hearts again that THIS is what life is ALL about! https://alleghenyriverstone.org/event/chantal-joseph-an-evening-of-rb-soul/ THANK YOU to these eloquent BEINGS for … Read more
Ever felt stymied by a challenge in a project only to listen to some music or take a walk outside and come back with the answer? You are not alone. Composers for centuries found that ‘ambulatory’ thinking processes stimulated creative juices. Ludwig van Beethoven took long country walks after lunch making note of words as … Read more
Allegheny RiverStone Center for the Arts has followed the COVID guidelines established by Pennsylvania’s Governor Wolf and the CDC. After the COVID shutdown in the Spring of 2020, ARCA reopened with concerts from July to October, 2020 in strict observance of socially distanced seating, masking and 50% capacity audiences. ARCA cancelled concerts again in November and December of … Read more
From the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Allegheny RiverStone Center for the Arts closely monitored the recommendations of the Center for Disease Control, the President’s Task Force and Governor Tom Wolf’s office. The health and safety of its Members, patrons, performers and Red Brick Gallery customers and artists are of paramount importance to ARCA. To protect its … Read more
On Saturday, November 15 the performance of the Pittsburgh Youth Symphony Orchestra in Foxburg’s Allegheny-Clarion Valley High School brought the packed house to their feet in a standing ovation! Hear the exciting conclusion of Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony on ARCA’s youtube channel. The 80 musicians of PYSO range in ages from 14-20 and are selected by rigorous … Read more
Yesterday’s beautifully sunny afternoon (Sunday, November 9) was a win in Lincoln Hall for those who wisely skipped watching the Steelers lose to the New York Jets. Once again, poets Andy Johnson and Phil Terman read selected works from their own writings, each accompanied by their own group of musicians, poets in their own right … Read more