The LI Explorium and Brookhaven NAACP Clean Up 34 Pounds of Garbage During Earth Day
By Abby Bender The Long Island Explorium beach clean-up team collected 34 pounds of marine debris in just under two hours during its 2023 Earth […]
Arts
Two Exhibits Feature the Importance of Botanical Art on Long Island
By Kelsie Radziski The New York Botanical Gardens’ Orchid Show and the Heckscher Museum of Art’s Art in Bloom exhibition, both open until April, introduced […]
Fast Fashion is Cheap, But at What Cost?
By Samantha Rutt “Wearable Art For A Purpose,” an event by Adelphi University’s Artivism Club designed to start conversations about consumer trends, fast fashion, and […]
Social distancing swaps stages for virtual performances, posing challenge for artists and venues
By Claudia Motley iHeartRadio’s Living Room Concert for America, a charity concert that took place on March 29 and was aimed at raising funds in […]
NYC theatre community anticipates a $47 million blow until mid-April due to the lockdown
By Cindy Mizaku Students in Timothy Ryan Olson’s Mask and Mime class begin with a physical warm-up, moving their bodies to act out speechless stories. […]
Huntington’s Cinema Arts Centre offers virtual screenings and content during COVID-19 lockdown
By Josh Joseph Long Island mushroom enthusiasts looking forward to seeing Louie Schwartzberg’s documentary Fantastic Fungi may have been disappointed by the closure of all […]