Arts

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 …

Islip Terrace got a lot craftier at Islip Fairs’ Spring Craft Fair last Saturday, May 2 at the East Islip District grounds. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., attendees could enjoy crafts made by local …

As the days and leaves from trees grow longer, it’s easy to see spring as a season of new light or awakening. For the Bayport-based arts organization, Women Sharing Art, the energy of awakening …

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 …

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 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 …

“Lisztomania” was in full force last Saturday, March 28, at the West Islip Symphony Orchestra concert. Held at the Beach Street Middle School, the concert was centered around the many works of …

Entering the gallery space for Women Sharing Art’s ongoing exhibit “Visions of Freedom” at the Suffolk County Historical Society Museum in Riverhead, visitors physically walk through a …

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 …

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 men live in postindustrial Buffalo. They lost their jobs 18 months ago at the steel plant and can’t find work.   Now what? It’s not as bleak as it seems.   Because sometimes …

Music filled the air as The Cross Island Ensemble performed at the Bayard Cutting Arboretum on Sunday, March 15, presented by The Islip Arts Council. The concert was held free of charge, but …

The Islip Arts Council’s Speakeasy Soirée last Friday, Feb. 27, brought the Islip community together for a night of art, music, and the “forbidden.” Guests were encouraged to dress to …

The Warped Tour Band played at the Great South Bay Brewery in Bay Shore last Saturday, Feb. 21. Local emos and pop-punk fans showed up to listen to them play some of the 2000’s best emo hits. …

Love will be in the air at local music ensemble Strings Attached’s upcoming concert, through both the subject matter of pieces and the admiration each member has for performing with one another. …

Coconut hooves and cockney accents are abound in CM Performing Arts Center’s production of “Monty Python’s Spamalot,” which opened on Saturday, Feb. 14. A fitting Valentine’s Day treat …

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