Tuesday at 10 is an association of Rye men. Our goal is to offer a platform for like-minded individuals to connect, share insights, and form lasting friendships. While our roots may lie in Rye, we welcome gentlemen from all neighboring communities.
So if you’re interested in intellectual stimulation, camaraderie, and a break from your routine, RSVP and please mark your calendar!
Scheduled Speakers
All meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month (September to June) at 10:00 a.m. at Whitby Castle, 330 Boston Post Rd. Rye,
$20 meeting fee includes Coffee, Tea, Begals and muffins.
Tuesdays at 10, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Donations are deductible under applicable sections of the Internal Revenue Code.
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TUESDAY December 9, 2025
Bob Friedman
Friedman began his career in advertising as an Account Manager on P&G, at Grey Advertising. He was part of MTV Network's development team, working on MTV, VH1, Nickelodeon, and on The Movie Channel.
TUESDAY January 13, 2026
Dick Stone, Author
Richard A. Stone is the founder of Mayflower Event News, an information platform devoted to stories related to the Mayflower and Mayflower II. A graduate of Harvard College (BA in economics) and the University of California, Los Angeles (MA in journalism), he worked for decades with America’s premier media groups, including NBC, HBO, Time Inc., and ESPN/Disney.
He has additionally provided expertise to the Canadian Football League, advised Panasonic Avionics on in-flight entertainment, and worked as a consultant to the Plimoth Patuxet Museums. The Imperial War Museum in London (home of the Churchill War Rooms) has recognized Stone as a Subject Specialist. Originally from Southern California, he now lives in Connecticut.
TUESDAY February 10, 2026
Serdar Arat, Artist, Emeritus Professor of Art
Serdar Arat is a visual artist of Turkish origin, living and working in NY since 1980, with nearly 40 one person and 60 group exhibitions primarily in New York City and İstanbul. Many reviews and articles about his work include half a dozen in The New York Times, a monograph by Bill Arning, a documentary film by Ken Calhoun among others. Recepient of Pollock Krasner Foundation Grant, his works are in many public and private collections mainly in the USA and Türkiye. He has also served as a faculty member and gallery director/curator at Concordia College – New York untill 2018, and currently continues to present lectures at the intersection of art and current issues.
Hiking Trip to Ward Pound Ridge
Hiking Group at Ward Pound Ridge.
Insiders Westchester Trip to Frick Museum
Insiders Westchester Group at the Frick Museum.
Insiders Westchester Trip to Storm King Art Center
Insiders Westchester Group in front of Kadishman's 1977 sculpture "Suspended". photo by Tom Murphy.