With her effervescent, energetic, and enunciated persona, Annie Manildoo is a must-see performer. She is a fixture at the Shabby Tabby Cat Café in Sayville, where patrons have traveled as …
If you’re looking for an exciting and hysterical theater experience, look no further than Studio Theatre of Long Island’s Bayway Arts Center, where the New York metro area premiere of …
The year is flying by and believe it or not, Mother’s Day is right around the corner. We rounded up some local events in the area to help prepare for Mother’s Day. Hagerman …
On Saturday and Sunday, April 23 and 24, the Suffolk County Police Department held the fifth annual prom impact event to help local high school juniors and seniors at the Suffolk County Police …
High-school and middle-school educators from all over Suffolk County have a unique and rewarding opportunity to bring the arts—in all inventive forms—to their students to enhance and …
Each week, reporter and history-lover Mariana Dominguez visits a historical location on Long Island. This week she visited the Scully Estate in Islip, which is part of the Suffolk County …
West Islip resident Ryan Walker will compete in the college Esports Rocket League nationals on April 29. Walker, Class of ’22, and his teammates Dylan Zerafa, Class of ’25, and Jake Teto, …
On Saturday, April 16, the Bay Shore Lions club and local Girl Scout troops 1905 and 1414 hosted an Easter egg hunt for youngsters at Wohseepee Park in Brightwaters. The event featured over 2,400 …
On Sunday, May 15, the Kiwanis Club of the Islips and Bay Shore will be holding their 35th anniversary car show in the lot at Suffolk Transportation in Bay Shore from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The popular …
Many people are familiar with the story of “Driving Miss Daisy” from the 1989 film starring Jessica Tandy and Morgan Freeman. Before the success of the movie, however, the story was told …
Take a break from the cold and travel to sunny Greece for a couple of hours of infectious music, riotous laughs, dance numbers that will move you to jump out of your seat and boogie to the beat …
After a tenuous few weeks of negotiations, Fire Island Ferries and the Village of Ocean Beach reached an agreement to resume ferry service to the Fire Island Community. On March 8, after being …
Most people are at least vaguely aware of the legend of Camelot and the characters involved. There is Arthur, the young prince destined to be king; the powerful wizard Merlin; and the faithful knight …
Twelve months after its official ribbon-cutting launch in Patchogue, GiGi’s Playhouse Long Island Down Syndrome Achievement Center has expanded its programs, increased its volunteer and …
Marion Hollins was a woman ahead of her time. The American amateur golfer, who was born in East Islip, helped shape the golf world in the 20th century and was finally honored into the World Golf Hall …
Despite the cold weather, on Saturday, March 12, the Bay Shore-Brightwaters St. Patrick’s Day parade went off without a hitch and plenty of smiles.
When “Titanic” the musical first set sail on Broadway in 1997, it was lauded and awarded five Tony Awards, including Best Musical. Studio Theatre of Long Island’s production of the …
On Sunday, March 20, the Island Symphony Orchestra and St. Peter’s by-the-Sea Episcopal Church will present the Bach Festival featuring the winners of the Lillian and Maurice Barbash J.S. Bach …
“The Other Black Girl” by Zakiya Dalila Harris is so many amazing things at once: a workplace drama, a thriller, an ode to the publishing industry and an exploration of Black identity. …
Celebrating their 35th year in providing the community with high-quality and locally minded theatrical experiences, the Noel S. Ruiz Theater hit the high bar set by their founder in their production …
