Sagtikos Manor recently celebrated Brightwaters-Bay Shore Day on May 3, recognizing both Islip Township’s history as well as the 250th birthday of America. The event was brought to life by The …
In celebration of the earth, the Islip Arts Council had their Eco Fair on May 2 at their gallery at the South Shore Mall. Artists and environmental groups alike gathered to highlight the earth and …
Argyle Theater’s father/son producing team Mark and Dylan Perlman brings the Long Island premiere of Steven Schwartz’s stage adaptation of the Oscar-winning …
From glass and beaded flowers to felt and mixed media pieces, each artist at The Long Island Craft Guild’s show “Primavera,” on display at the Bayard Cutting Arboretum in Great River through …
By TONY BELLISSIMO In capturing back-to-back Suffolk Class B boys lacrosse championships, East Islip has racked up plenty of massive victories under fifth-year coach Tom Zummo. And although …
The West Islip Lions visited the Sayville Golden Flashes for a gridiron matchup in what turned out to be a down to the wire duel at Timothy J. Henck Field. Both combatants came into the scuffle …
Long before there was an east, west, central, and hamlet of Islip, there existed a village of only a few hundred people in the middle of England bearing the name Islip. Since the Nicoll …
Longtime East Islip girls lacrosse coach Steve Levy is optimistic that a playoff appearance is in the works this spring after the team fell just short in back-to-back seasons, including 2025 when …
The Argyle Theatre will bring one of the most sweeping stories ever told to the stage with its upcoming production of The Prince of Egypt, the powerful musical adaptation of the beloved DreamWorks …
The Easter Bunny left its eggs in Wohseepee Park at the annual Easter Egg Hunt on April 4. Sponsored by the Bay Shore Lions Club and the Village of Brightwaters, little hunters came out in droves to …
Robert Mastrosimone, an East Islip native, played collegiate hockey at Boston University and Arizona State University and is currently playing hockey professionally for the Charlotte Checkers, the …
There’s a whole lot of new faces for Islip varsity baseball. The Buccaneers lost 11 seniors from last year’s 8-10 squad that fell short of its goal of reaching the Suffolk Class A playoffs, …
The Bay Area Friends of the Fine Arts Chorus welcomed spring with their program “Peace & Joy Through Music,” at the Bayport United Methodist Church on March 29. From songs in Spanish and …
Local author and playwright Amy Nicole will be presenting “Two Cents” on Sunday, April 26, at the American Legion in West Babylon. The play tells the story of a young woman sent out to find …
Feisty felines compete for centerstage through dance and song, with nary a meow as this show features no human characters. Currently playing at the CM Performing Arts Center in Oakdale is a …
Great South Bay Music Festival, Long Islands Music Fest, recently announced that they are back and bigger than ever for the 2026 season. The four-day music and arts festival will …
The Bay Area Friends of the Fine Arts Symphony Orchestra recently performed its concert “Journey Through Music” at the James Wilson Young Middle School in Bayport, bringing a wide assortment of …
Whether it’s during a break in the day, after a stressful day at work, or even on an equinox or full moon, walking through a labyrinth provides a mental reset and new appreciation for one’s …
The Paul Joseph Trio delighted an audience at the Bayport-Blue Point Library with jazzy Irish tunes during a concert on March 15. Just as the 36th annual Bayport-Blue Point St. Patrick’s Day …
The Bay Shore St. Patrick’s Parade marched through Main Street on Saturday, March 14, bringing with it shamrocks as far as the eye could see. Setting off at 2 p.m., the parade began at Saxon Avenue …
