You had to be there. Freddy Kruger and The Transformer were the hits of the day. But among the scary and superheroes were ghosts, princesses, scarecrows, flying monkeys and all things …
Have a photograph of a local main street from childhood? Or a park that’s changed or stayed the same over the years? Whatever the subject is, the Bay Area Friends of the Fine Arts is looking for …
Preregistered participants picked up supplies to create their own unique scarecrow to display downtown in Bellport Village at the annual Scarecrow Contest. The scarecrows are now being displayed on …
From its historical local charm, it its diverse lineup Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts is the place to be! Located in the heart of Patchogue Village’s downtown, the venue has been brining …
Brian McAuliff is the founder and principal of Bri-Tech Inc., a Bohemia-based technology integration company that has served Long Island for about 35 years. Bri-Tech designs, installs and services …
The Patchogue Arts Council’s (PAC) celebrated, annual village-encompassing interactive exhibit, MoCA Lights began on Thursday, Oct 22, with some of the light projection art continuing into …
A short film depicting the life and courage of FDNY firefighter John McNamara, of Blue Point, who died of 9/11-related cancer in 2009, made its Long Island debut last weekend at the New York Long …
A crowd of 130 filled the Mastic Beach Property Owners Clubhouse on Saturday, Sept. 26, for the Mastic Beach Conservancy’s fifth annual Bivalve Ball, raising $50,000 for the organization’s work …
Members of the Bayport and Blue Point communities crowded the Bayport Flower Houses last Wednesday to come together as “Two towns, one community” for one of the largest Bayport-Blue Point …
In his third season of playing pro football in Canada, Sayville native Jack Coan received his first career CFL start last Saturday. The Saskatchewan Roughriders signal caller was under center in …
Oracle’s Curse and Mr. Tickles Funhouse at Gateway Playhouse have already hosted about 5,000 visitors since opening on Sept. 25, said Gateway Playhouse executive artistic director, Paul Allan. …
It’s the spooky soiree of the season for the pups, with Long Island Dog Owners’ Group’s (LI-DOG) annual Howl-O-Ween party at the Pine Grove Inn (One 1st Street, East Patchogue) on Sunday, Nov. …
Surrendering five second-half touchdowns usually isn’t a recipe for success on the gridiron, but Bellport did just that under the Friday night lights on Oct. 9 and still managed to escape Smithtown …
Patchogue hosted its 59th annual Italian feast of Saint Liberata on Saturday, filling the streets with music, dance, lots of pizza, wine, and devotion. Postponed from the previous week’s …
This year’s homecoming celebration looked a little bit different due to the weekend’s nor’easter, but it was nevertheless a fantastic show of William Floyd spirit that began with the pep rally …
Ken Dobbins has been officially selected as this year’s “It’s a Wonderful Life in Patchogue” grand marshal. The second annual event will take place on Saturday, Dec. 12 and Sunday, Dec. …
The 30th annual, oldest Christmas boat parade on Long Island will take place on the Patchogue River on Nov. 21 and 22 with a Dolly Parton-inspired theme, chosen by the public on Facebook, of “A …
Albert, the red-footed box turtle, was pretty regal posing for his photo shoot. So was Romeo, the Netherland dwarf rabbit. Both are among the animal ambassadors waiting to see you on the Center for …
On Saturday, Oct. 10 from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m., the Patchogue-Medford Library’s Carnegie Library branch on the corner of West Main Street and West Avenue, will host a community celebration for their …
On Saturday, Oct. 3, the Patchogue Arts Council held the opening reception for their new exhibit, “Dis-dressed,” which will be on display until Dec. 6. The group exhibition was developed by …
