Events By Month

This Exhibition, Curated By Hofstra University Museum's Assistant Director Of Exhibitions And Collections, Karen T. Albert, Acknowledges The Significant Contributions Of Our Art Donors, Honoring Those Who Have Made Our Collection What It Is Today. The Collection Consists Of Approximately 5,000 Works Of Art From 6 Continents, Including Paintings, Prints, Drawings, Photographs, And Sculptures From The 18th To 21st Century. Asian And Chinese Stone And Ceramic Works, Japanese Prints And Scrolls, African And Oceanic Ethnographic Pieces And Pre-Columbian Artifacts Are Also Part Of The Collection. This Exhibition Presents Only A Small Portion Of The Diverse Collection. Acquired Riches: Highlights From The Hofstra University Museum Collection Includes Paintings By Karel Appel, Edwin Dickinson and more.

Tuesday - Friday: 10:00am-5:00pm
Saturday-Sunday:  1:00pm-5:00pm

63rd Anniversary Celebration Exhibition, East Meadow Public Library, 1886 Front Street, East Meadow. Paintings And Sculpture. Reception: Tuesday Eve, 9/02, 6:30-8:30pm. Free. Call Library For Viewing Times at 516-794-2570.

The 2010 series of Oyster Bay Cruise Nights! We will once again shut down Audrey Avenue every Tuesday night to provide space for the gathering of some of the finest vehicles on Long Island! From radical to rat-rods, Duesenbergs to Ducatis, we will invite car and motorcycle enthusiasts to bring their precious rides out for public viewing. Downtown restaurants and stores will be open, so come on up to Oyster Bay for a terrific time! Sponsored by the Oyster Bay Chamber of Commerce.

Cost to Enter Car: $5.00; Spectator Admission: free.
Every Tuesday through September 28.

Take Rte 106 North all the way down into the town of Oyster Bay and the cars will be on the left, sometimes they are at the Beach parking lot too.

All summer long everyone is invited to a Free concert on the beach Live band, Bonfires,giant screen surf movies, drink specials, raffles and dancing in the sand. No Cover Charge!

Scheduled: TBA

Ellen Pober Rittberg, Author Of "35 Things Your Teen Won't Tell You, So I Will", Will Discuss The Secrets To Being A Stealthy, Effective, And Superb Parent To Teens And Tweens.

Free admission, all Mopars welcome! Come down for a good time, socializing, and car talk!

Every Tuesday Night is Open Mic Night with Mike Dorio from 8:00pm-11:00pm. Always a Great Time! (516) 922-2999

Hempstead Plains Region of AACA in cooperation with the following Restaurants, La Viola, Mother Kelly's, Harvey's Lounge, Bari Fish Restaurant and La Terrazza presents: Cedarhurst Cruise Night every Wednesday evening as weather permits. Live music for your entertainment, a fun and safe environment to bring your antique and classic cars. Let your friends know about this show and we will see you on Wednesday by the Cedarhurst Train Station on Chestnut Street, between Spruce and Cedarhurst Ave.

The market takes place outdoors - which means fresh air, sunshine and a fun atmosphere.

Hours:
Wednesdays 10:00am-6:00pm
Saturdays 9:00am til 2:00pm

Directions:
From Long Island Parkways – From Meadowbrook Parkway South to Exit M-10 (Lido-Long Beach Loop Parkway.) Take Loop to the end. Make a right onto Lido Boulevard and head West. At the Long Beach border the road name will change to E. Park Avenue. Continue straight into downtown Long Beach, and pass the LIRR Station on the right. City Hall is just beyond the station on the right. Turn onto Chester St.

Scheduled: Tony Orlando. Rescheduled from Sept. 3.

To get to Eisenhower Park, take the Meadowbrook Parkway to Exit 3 (Stewart Avenue) or Exit 4 (Hempstead Turnpike).

All evening concerts and movies are held at the Lakeside Theatre. Concerts begin at 7:30pm unless otherwise noted; movies begin at dusk. For these events use Parking Fields 6 & 6A. All noontime concerts are held in the shady area near Parking Fields 6 & 6A. A Leisure Passport is required. Sponsored by Canon U.S.A.

We Meet Every Wednesday Evening For A Short Meditation And Then For Reiki Healing By A Number Of Practitioners. All Are Welcome To Attend! We Meet At The Unitarian Universalist Congregation At Shelter Rock In The Religious Education Wing, Room 15 At The Back Of The Building By The Chapel Entrance.

If You Are In Pain, Have Trouble Sleeping Or Otherwise Have Trouble Relaxing, Please Consider Attending. Receiving Reiki Energy Often Feels Like Plugging Yourself In And It Refreshes And Calms Most Recipients. We Ask That Participants Remove Their Shoes And Glasses While Receiving Reiki. All Participants Sit Upright In Chairs. We Wish Participants To Feel Comfortable And Relaxed At All Times.

All are welcome to participate in these evening races within the Oyster Bay and Cold Spring Harbor area. After the races, gather back at the Club for refreshments and stories of that evening's race. It is a great way to begin, whether for a skipper new to racing or a novice just wanting to assist as part of the crew. Open to ALL sailboats of Oyster Bay who register with Sagamore's Race Committee. You do NOT have to be a member of Sagamore Yacht Club to join the Wednesday night racing program. Sagamore Yacht Club, 6:30pm race start-time. For more information, please call Mike at 516-768-0932.

Tai Chi, a unique form of "moving meditation" calms the mind, relaxes the body and strengthens the spirit. Sessions taught by professional Tai Chi instructor, Linda Cafiero are designed for all experience levels. $15.00 per session; $5.00 members (weather permitting, includes Gardens admission).

On this 9th anniversary of 9/11, we invite you to join us for an intimate ceremony of remembrance and viewing of the Freedom Town cornerstone. Please RSVP by September 1st.

Bounce Back Into School At Our Family Bounce Night, 5:00pm-7:00pm! Bring The Whole Family Down For A Fun-Filled Night On Our Awesome Inflatables. Receive A Free Bounceu Backpack For All Paid Participants! Pizza And Drinks Can Be Added On For An Additional Cost. Call For Reservations!

The Islip Art Museum, in partnership with the Islip Arts Council and the East Islip Historical Society, cordially invite you to the opening of a new exhibit, Roadhouse to Orphanage: The History of Brookwood Hall. This is the first in a series of historical presentations. The exhibit will feature photographs, artifacts, audio and video presentations covering the four distinct historical phases of this magnificant building and surrounding grounds. This event is FREE to all.

This lovely section of the Paumanok Path includes views of Fresh Pond. Meet at the road side parking area on Napeague Harbor Rd. approximately .3 of a mile north of Montauk Hwy. Bring water, snacks, insect repellent and sunscreen on your hikes! Leader: Ed Porco (631) 668-2093.

The largest and oldest feast on Long Island is a great way to end summer with a bang. Great rides for kids from 1 to 99 with games for all ages with terrific prizes. Wide variety of delicious ethnic food featuring the Sons of Italy’s famous food tent with homemade dishes. Gambling casino every night with Black Jack, Wheels, Over & Under; craft vendors and spectacular fireworks display Sunday at 9:30pm. Kids Ride Free on Sunday from 12:30pm to 1:30pm!!!

The Grande Festa Italiana is proudly sponsored by the John Michael Marino Lodge #1389 Port Washington Order Sons of Italy in America. All proceeds from the Festa support a variety of local and regional charities so you’ll be having a great time and supporting great causes when you come and enjoy.

Hours:
Wed: 6:00pm - 11:00pm
Thurs: 6:00pm - 11:00pm
Friday: 6:00pm - 12:00mid
Saturday: 2:00pm - 12:00mid
Sunday: 2:00pm - 11:00pm

Directions:
From West: LIE (495) East to Exit 37. Stay on service road; make left on Roslyn Road. Or Northern State Pkwy East to Exit 29N; make right on Roslyn Road. Go to end of Roslyn Road (just over 1 mile), bear left onto West Shore Road (clock tower on right). Continue for 2.4 miles; Festa and parking entrance on right. To help defray the costs of operating the feast there is a $2 fee for parking per car.

From East: LIE (495) West to Exit 39. Stay on service road; make right on Roslyn Road. Or Northern State Pkwy West to Exit 29N; make right on Roslyn Road. Go to end of Roslyn Road (just over 1 mile), bear left onto West Shore Road (clock tower on right). Continue for 2.4 miles; Festa and parking entrance on right. To help defray the costs of operating the feast there is a $2 fee for parking per car.

Grow It , Bake It, Catch It - Montauk's Farmers Market returns 9:00am to 1:00pm. On the Green, Call 668-2428 for information or to participate.

Thursdays through September 30th

Come And See The Show Or Be The Star Of The Show! Volunteers From The Audience Will Be Hypnotized And Perform In Funny Comedy Skits. Come And See Your Friends Reveal Hidden Talents- Dance Like The Stars, Talk In Martian Language And More!