The Warped Tour Band played at the Great South Bay Brewery in Bay Shore last Saturday, Feb. 21. Local emos and pop-punk fans showed up to listen to them play some of the 2000’s best emo hits. …
Love will be in the air at local music ensemble Strings Attached’s upcoming concert, through both the subject matter of pieces and the admiration each member has for performing with one another. …
Coconut hooves and cockney accents are abound in CM Performing Arts Center’s production of “Monty Python’s Spamalot,” which opened on Saturday, Feb. 14. A fitting Valentine’s Day treat …
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Argyle Theatre’s production of “Newsies,” brought to you by artistic director Evan Pappas and father-son executive producers, Mark and Dylan Perlman, is a …
The Bohlsen Gallery at the East Islip Public Library is featuring the paintings of Long Island native Meghan Goparaju for the month of February. Goparaju is a landscape artist, often travelling …
Long Island Music & Entertainment Center Hall of Fame hosted a screening of East Islip resident Richard Lichter’s debut documentary “Hello, My Name Is Blotto: The Movie!” on Feb 13. …
At the secret Central Intelligence Agency outpost, Base Alta, in Northern Norway, an agent takes charge investigating a terrorist organization with plans to strike New York City—but a CIA mole back …
Remember those menacing, scary Haunted House actors last fall? Michael Baker, who left The Gateway to head a family business in Florida a few years ago, was responsible for their gory menace. …
The Islip Arts Council is hosting an exclusive speakeasy soirée fundraiser at 1701 Sunrise Highway, Bay Shore, on Feb 27. The event will kick off at 7 p.m., with guests attaining a secret password …
The West Islip Symphony Orchestra will be performing a concert featuring ‘90s rock hits on Feb. 14 at 3 p.m. at Beach Street Middle School. The orchestra will be conducted by Paul Little, who has …
On Sunday, Feb. 15, at 6 p.m., CM Performing Arts Center will have a production of “The Confession,” a one-act play written by the late Jon Rivera, a beloved actor and mainstay of the theater. As …
Bay Shore community members learned about the Nazi history in their own neighborhood at the Bay Shore Historical Society’s first meeting of 2026 on Jan. 15. The event was led by their guest speaker …
At 2 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 25, the Island Symphony Orchestra will host its annual Bach Festival, a highlight of Long Island’s cultural calendar. The public is invited to enjoy an afternoon of …
The Brightwaters Historical Society strives to make history more accessible through monthly speakers, workshops, public events and exhibits at the public library. Throughout 2026, the organization …
Just because the holidays are over, doesn’t mean that the music is over, too. The Bayard Cutting Arboretum will be having its Winter Concert Salon Series starting next month. The series is …
On a stretch of Montauk Highway in Oakdale sits a 15,000-square-foot maze of nostalgia. The storefront is unassuming, but once inside, the past unfurls in every direction: vintage posters, …
The East Islip Library held a reception for Richard Margolies’s art exhibit on Jan. 3. Margolies is a Valley Stream native and has been showcasing his art since his first student exhibit at the …
A photography exhibition will open up the new year at the Bay Area Friends of the Fine Arts (BAFFA) Gallery in Sayville. The show, “Chasing the Light,” features the work of local …
Community members traveled back 160 years at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Oakdale for a full day of period-appropriate activities during the eighth annual “Civil War Christmas” event on Dec. …
Need a last-minute Christmas gift? The Bay Area Friends of the Fine Arts gallery had plenty of affordable local art for sale on Dec. 13 and 14 during their holiday pop-up artisan show at the Gillette …
