In quiet Stony Brook Village, Jazz Loft grooves
By Nicolas Pennisi and Nirvani Williams Sporting a cream flat cap and a black knit sweater, Thomas Manuel sat comfortably in an aquamarine couch while […]
Month: November 2018
Argyle theatre brings Broadway to Babylon
By Taylor Beglane and Aminata Fall When Dan Ostrander got inklings that the Bow Tie Cinema, the Babylon movie theater he managed, was going to […]
Tag, you’re it: Local graffiti artist hosts workshop at abandoned preserve
By Neda Karimi and Kiki Sideris “Let’s go to the moon.” That’s what street artist John Macchione said to his class of five on Saturday, […]
Recorder Society of Long Island breathes new life into elementary school staple
By Vincent Asito and Margaret Osborne After instructing the band to clap to the rhythm of “America” from West Side Story, Patsy Rogers, a professional […]
Comic books find new platforms in wake of Stan Lee’s death
By Rachael Eyler and Sara Schabe Up and down the aisles of Long Island’s largest original comic store, Terrance Fishette, owner of Fourth World Comics, […]
Old Bethpage Village Restoration hosts its 22nd Annual Long Island Woodworkers Show
By Akanksha Kar Intricate carvings of wood in all shapes and sizes shining under the warm string lights hung from the ceiling of a restored […]
Southampton showcases art by Long Island artists for the fall season
By Daniel Marcillo and Donovan Alexis SOUTHAMPTON, NY–With its back to the plexiglass, the Hedwig look-a-like snowy owl sat perched on a branch like on […]
Murder Mystery fundraiser raises $9,500 for Twin Oaks horse sanctuary
By Megan Valle and Remi Schott Sitting by the front door of the Bates House in East Setauket, Christy Zalak, owner of Twin Oaks Horse […]
Annual Long Island Great Beer Expo welcomes wine tasting too
By Desiree D’Iorio and Kian McKoy Willie Cole hawks beer like an auctioneer. “Everyone’s got different tastes but let me pour you some of […]
Long Island woodworkers aim to keep the tradition alive at 22nd annual exhibition in Old Bethpage
by Wilko Martínez-Cachero and Lamia Choudhury Beautiful oak and maple trees with deep orange and light-yellow leaves stand tall and bunched together in Old Bethpage, but […]