Arts

The Boulton Theater celebrated the work of Carole King last Saturday, July 11, with Alice Leon’s “Now & Forever: A Celebration of Carole King.” Starting at 8 p.m., the night was full of …

Enthusiasts of the holistic and natural side of life gathered at the Napper Tandy’s on June 12 for their “Psychic Night,” with local vendors and mediums. Admission was free, so all attendees …

Music and dancing brought the life to Bay Shore on Tuesday, June 30, for the town’s “Alive By The Bay” series. Across Main Street, locals could enjoy bites from restaurants around town while …

Bohlsen Gallery welcomed East Islip artist Gary Fagerland for the month of July. His artwork will be able to be viewed throughout the month at the gallery space on the second floor of the East Islip …

From the neatly arranged tile mosaics that come together to create a decorative children’s story, to multi-layered mixed-media pieces featuring dazzling scenes that leave a sparkle in the …

A mystery was afoot at the Bayway Arts Center in East Islip last Sunday, June 28, when the “Soupranos Murder Mystery” stopped for a performance. Starting at 3 p.m., the mob family kept their …

A display dedicated to Pride Month has been erected by the Islip Arts Council and the Suffolk County Courts at the Cohalan Courthouse. Holding the reception on June 17, the display, titled …

The Argyle Theatre is proud to announce the cast and creative team for its highly anticipated summer production of “Beautiful: The Carole King Musical,” the Tony® and Grammy® Award-winning …

For some, painting is an activity practiced only in grade school, or maybe occasionally in adult coloring books. For Kenneth Anthony Turchiano Chess and his husband, Jonathan Sawan Turchiano Chess, …

West Islip Symphony Orchestra travelled through the history of America in their concert “America: A Story in Three Acts” to celebrate its 250th birthday. Attendees gathered Friday night on June …

Brightwaters Historical Society welcomed Robert Weissmann at the Wohseepee Cabin on June 3 to give a lecture on “Bonac Country: The Story of Gardiner’s Island and Bonacker Fishermen.” As …

Metal-lovers flooded the Taylor Pavilion in Heckscher State Park in East Islip on May 31 to enjoy some true metal music. Terror Garden brought their seventh annual “Rock N’ Roll BBQ” together, …

By Joseph Caligiuri Artists were enjoying the scenery at the Fire Island Lighthouse’s Plein Air Art Show on May 22. The Fire Island Preservation Society hosted the event to help raise funds …

Islip residents filled the streets at the 26th annual Islip Street Fair last Sunday, May 31. Local businesses and organizations set up shop along Main Street for attendees to enjoy. The Islip …

The Bay Shore Historical Society celebrated America’s history at their latest meeting on May 21. Robert Viagas was invited to share “What Entertained Our Founding Fathers?,” a discussion on …

The West Islip Symphony Orchestra will be performing their spring concert on June 5 at the Beach Street Middle School in West Islip. Pulling from America’s history in celebration of America’s …

The American Ballet Studio in Bayport opened the “Emily Finn Performing Arts Space” on May 16 with a dedication show to benefit the Emily Finn Foundation, an up-and-coming nonprofit organization …

Every artist had an opportunity and space to showcase their talents at the Society Encouraging the Arts in Bayport-Blue Point Schools’ (SEA-BBS) annual districtwide art showcase on May 16. The …

Yes cover band Awaken rocked the Boulton Center in Bay Shore on May 8. Yes fans all gathered for a night of classic prog rock. Since 2018, Awaken has been touring around the U.S., bringing their …

When composer Leonard Bernstein was contemplating ideas for the “West Side Story” score, he recalled driving on the Henry Hudson Parkway, missing an exit, and winding up under a huge causeway by …

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