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PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
The Suffolk YMCA Jewish Community Center in Commack is hosting a support group for spouses, partners and significant others of women with breast and/or ovarian cancer. The group will be lead by a certified social worker and participants are encouraged to express themselves freely. It will meet on the 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month at 6:45-8pm. Call (631) 462-9800, ext. 129 for more information.
Alex Gibney’s Gonzo: The Life & Work of Hunter S. Thompson
Ongoing
Cinema Arts Centre, Huntington
(631) 423-7611
www.cinemaartscentre.org
A documentary about this outlaw journalist and cultural figure narrated by Johnny Depp. Tickets: $9.
“The Long Island Railroad Photography of Gene Collora”
Ongoing
Railroad Museum of Long Island, Greenport
(631) 477-0439
www.rmli.org
Images by an artist who has taken photographs of trains for more than 50 years.
“Sand: Memory, Meaning, and Metaphor”
Ongoing
The Parrish Art Museum, Southampton
(631) 283-2118
www.parrishart.org
Diverse works using sand as a dominant theme in a wide span of time and media.
Del Shores’ Sordid Lives
Aug 1-17
Tides Playhouse, Cherry Grove, Fire Island
(866) 811-4111
www.islandrep.org
A black comedy about white trash scandal. Tickets: $30.
Ticket To Ride: The Ultimate Beatle Experience
Aug 1-17
Patchogue Theatre
(631) 207-1313
www.patchoguetheatre.com
Note-perfect renditions of Beatles songs with dancing. Tickets: $20-$50.
Shakespeare’s Hamlet
August 7-9, 7 pm
Vail-Leavitt Music Hall, Riverhead
(631) 208-6933
http://www.myspace.com/eastendshakespeare
Northfolk-based RWStageArt performs Shakespeare’s timeless drama, edited slightly to a 2 hour, 45 minute performance time. Tickets: $15; students and seniors: $10.
The Long Island Wine Industry Presents The Art of Balance: Cool Climate/Maritime Wines in a Global Context
Aug 5-6, 9am-5pm
SUNY Stony Brook, Southampton
(631) 632-9404
www.stonybrook.edu/winecenter
Will feature guest speaker wine specialists from around the world. Both days: $360; single day: $180; grand tasting only: $75.
“Roz Dimon and Leo Revi”
Thru Aug 6
Rosalie Dimon Gallery, The Jamesport Manor Inn
(631) 722-0500
www.jamesportmanor.com
Abstract and realistic paintings.
“Summer Soiree” fundraiser for National Pediatric MS Center Excellence at Stony Brook University Medical Center
Aug 7, 6:45pm
Crest Hollow Country Club, Woodbury
(631) 444-8096
johanna.biederman@stonybrook.edu
Proceeds will benefit Multiple Sclerosis research.
Story Radio Live on WLICM
Aug 1, 8, 15, 22, 1:30pm
Long Island Children’s Museum, Garden City
(516) 222-1770
www.licm.org
A recreation of old time radio with live sound effects, character voices, old time style radio ads, and live audience sounds. When the broadcast is complete you will be able to go into the museum to hear the broadcast replayed over an old time radio. Ages 5 and up. With museum admission: $3; LICM members: $2; event only: $8.
Friday Night Face-Off
Aug 8, 15, 22, 29
Theatre Three, Port Jefferson
(631) 928-9100
www.theatrethree.com
Improvisational comedy with audience participation. Tickets: $12. Reservations recommended.
Shakespeare’s Hamlet
Aug 1-29
The Vanderbilt Museum Courtyard Theatre, Centerport
(631) 854-5550
www.arenaplayers.org
A classic of classics about the fall of a Danish king. Tickets: $15.
“A New Point of View”
Aug 1-28
Harborfields Public Library, Greenlawn
(631) 757-4200
www.harborfieldslibrary.org
Objects in nature photographed in abnormal perspectives by Chrysoula Sandel.
Square Dancing
Aug 8, 15, 22, 29, 8-10pm
Wildwood State Park, Wading River
(631) 321-3510
www.nysparks.com
“Huntington Beaches and Other Landscapes”
Aug 1-29
Huntington Public Library
(631) 427-5165
www.hpl.suffolk.lib.ny.us
Watercolors of local landscapes by Huntington Arts Council member Elizabeth Ehrlichman.
Group Show by the National League of American Pen Women
Aug 1-31
Mattituck-Laurel Library, Mattituck
(631) 298-4134
www.suffolk.lib.ny.us/libraries/matt
Paintings, prints and poetry from a dozen members of this organization that fosters creativity in professional women.
“Paperworks 2008 Winners Show”
Aug 1-31
b.j. spoke gallery, Huntington
(631) 549-5106
www.bjspokegallery.com
Winners of a juried competition in which paper is used to make drawings, graphics, sculpture, 3D works and bound books.
Photographs by Geraldine Hoffman
Aug 1-31
Plainview-Old Bethpage Library, Plainview
(516) 938-0077
www.poblib.org
Part of the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art Exhibits of 2008.
“Claimed By the Sea: Long Island Shipwrecks”
Aug 1-31
Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities, Cold Spring Harbor
(631) 692-4664
www.splia.org
Portrayals of local shipwrecks via paintings, prints, models, and artifacts. Admission: $1.
“Celebrity Ceramics”
Aug 1-31
Huntington Public Library, Main Branch
(631) 427-5165
www.hpl.suffolk.lib.ny.us
Artistic doodles on ceramic tiles by celebrities, the sale of which will benefit Long Island Cares- The Harry Chapin Food Bank.
(fundraiser/charity)
“Country Scenes for City Patrons”
Aug 1-Sept 1
The Long Island Museum, Stony Brook
(631) 751-0066
www.longislandmuseum.org
Works by William Sidney Mount that depict rural life in America from 1831 to 1862. Admission: $7; seniors: $6; students 6-17: $3.
“Masters Show”
Aug 1-Sept 2
Main Street Petite Gallery, Huntington
(631) 271-8423
www.huntingtonarts.org
Work by Best in Show and Honorable Mention artists from juried landscape, photography and portrait shows.
“The Art Students League of New York”
Aug 1-Sept 21
The Long Island Museum, Stony Brook
(631) 751-0066
www.longislandmuseum.org
Seventy five works from League members that represent 125 years of education and art movements. Admission: $7; seniors: $6; students 6-17: $3.
“Eye on the Storm: Long Island's Dangerous Coast”
Aug 1-Oct 26
The Long Island Museum, Stony Brook
(631) 751-0066
www.longislandmuseum.org
An exhibition detailing the Long Island’s fragile coastal environment. Admission: $7; seniors: $6; students 6-17: $3.
“Lee Krasner: Little Image Paintings, 1946-1950”
Aug 1-Oct 31
Pollock-Krasner House And Study Center, East Hampton
(631) 324-4929
www.pkhouse.org
Abstract mosaic works on loan from prestigious art galleries. Call for viewing information.
Disney’s High School Musical
Aug 2-24
Airport Playhouse, Bohemia
(631) 589-7588
www.airportplayhouse.com
A highly popular musical about a high school guy and gal from different cliques getting together. Tickets: $14-$22.
“Impressionistic Landscapes”
Aug 2-28
Doubleday Babcock Senior Center, Oyster Bay
(516) 922-1770
www.dbsconline.org
Abstract works from Huntington Arts Council member Donna G.
August 3-9
Shakespeare’s Hamlet
Aug 3-29
Carriage House, Suffolk County Vanderbilt Museum, Centerport
(516) 293-0674
www.arenaplayers.org
A classic theatrical drama about the fall of the Prince of Denmark. Tickets: $15.
1864 & 1884 Base Ball
Aug 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
Old Bethpage Village Restoration
(516) 572-8400
www.nassaucountyny.gov
Baseball games with period-correct uniforms, equipment and rules.
Sunday Talks and Tours
Aug 10, 24, 31, 2pm
Old Westbury Gardens
(516) 333-0048
www.oldwestburygardens.org
These 45-60 minute tours will highlight a particular part of the garden. Admission: $10; seniors: $8; children (7-12): $5; children 6 and under, members: free.
The National Circus Project
Aug 4, 11, 18, 1:30pm
Long Island Children’s Museum, Garden City
(516) 222-1770
www.licm.org
Performers from this group will demonstrate such circus acts as balancing, juggling, and clowning, then let the kids give it a try. Ages 3 and up. With museum admission: $3; LICM members: $2; event only: $8.
Richard Maltby Jr.’s Ain’t Misbehavin’
Aug 5-31
Bay Street Theatre, Sag Harbor
(631) 725-9500
www.baystreet.org
A music revue based on the works of legendary jazz pianist/composer Fats Waller. Tickets: $65.
East End Poetry Workshop
Aug 6, 13, 20, 27, 7pm
Rogers Memorial Library, Southampton
(631) 283-0774
www.myrml.org
Bring your poems for analysis.
Tony Hawk’s Boom Boom HuckJam
Aug 7, 6pm
Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale
(516) 794-9303
www.nassaucoliseum.com
Will feature highly skilled skateboarders, BMXers and FMXers. Tickets: $31.50.
3rd Annual “Summer Soiree”
Aug 7, 6:45pm
Crest Hollow Country Club, Woodbury
(631) 444-8096
johanna.biederman@stonybrook.edu
Proceeds will go toward medical research at the National Pediatric Multiple Sclerosis Center at Stony Brook University Medical Center. Tickets: $150.
The United States and China: Friends or Enemies?
Aug 7, 7-8:30pm
Cold Spring Harbor Library
(631) 692-6820
www.cshlibrary.suffolk.lib.ny.us
A talk led by SUNY Empire State College history professor A. Tom Grunfeld about the state of relations between the US and China in the past, present and possible future.
Immersion Dance Company
Aug 7, 7:30pm
Nautical Mile Esplanade, Freeport
(516) 223-2522
www.liacfreeport.org
Modern dance depicting various stories that flow together. Free.
The Phantom of the Opera
Aug 7, 8:30pm
Chapin Rainbow Stage, Heckscher Park, Huntington
(631) 271-8423
www.huntingtonarts.org
The 1925 silent film with live accompaniment by the Alloy Orchestra. Free.
Sandcastle Contest
Aug 7, 14, 21, 28, 9:30am
Hither Hills State Park, Montauk
(631) 668-2554
www.nysparks.com
Sand sculptors can only use materials native to the beach. Prizes will be awarded for best sculptors and castles in several categories.
Maxi Priest
Aug 8, 8pm
IMAC Theater, Huntington
(631) 549-9666
www.imactheater.org
The reggae artist. Tickets: $46; IMAC members: $34.
Christian McBride
Aug 8, 8:30pm
Chapin Rainbow Stage, Heckscher Park, Huntington
(631) 271-8423
www.huntingtonarts.org
The accomplished jazz bassist. Free.
Rob Becker’s Defending the Caveman
Aug 8-9
YMCA Boulton Center, Bay Shore
(631) 969-1101
www.boultoncenter.com
A comedy about misunderstandings between men and women. Tickets: $49.50.
William Katt and Carrol Mendelson’s Rachel and Julio
Aug 8-10
John Cranford Adams Playhouse, South Campus, Hofstra University, Hempstead
(516) 463-5042
www.hofstra.edu
A play about 2 former lovers reminiscing about their time together. Tickets: $28; senior citizens (over 65): $25; matriculated non-Hofstra students with ID: $15; Hofstra faculty/staff/student with current HofstraCard (two ticket maximum): $10.
Alive After Five
Aug 8, 15, 6-10pm
Main Street, Patchogue
(631) 207-1000
www.aliveafterfive.com
Will feature a variety of bands, vendors and food.
Alice’s Most Decidedly Unusual Adventures In Wonderland
Aug 8-16
Theatre Three, Port Jefferson
(631) 928-9100
www.theatrethree.com
A 21st century take on the Lewis Carroll classic Alice in Wonderland. Tickets: $8.
Disney’s Aladdin Jr.
Aug 8-9, 15-16, 22-23
Gateway Playhouse, Bellport
(631) 286-1133
www.gatewayplayhouse.com
A musical based on the classic story about Princess Jasmine, Aladdin and the fight of good vs. evil. Tickets: $10.
Edward Percy and Reginald Denham’s Ladies in Retirement
Aug 8-31
Arena Players Main Stage Theater, East Farmingdale
(516) 293-0674
www.arenaplayers.org
A mystery play about a maid who must simultaneously take care of her two crazy half sisters and a retired British actress. Tickets: $22, $18.
Animal Olympics
Aug 9, 10-11:30am
Caleb Smith State Park Preserve, Smithtown
(631) 265-1054
www.nysparks.com
For kids ages 5 and up. Tests animal survival skills with games. Reservations required. Adults: $3; children: $2.
28th Annual Paumanauke Pow-Wow
Aug 9, 10am-10pm; Aug 10, 10am-5pm
Tanner Park, Copiague
(631) 587-3696
www.babylonarts.com
Will feature Native American food, costumes, arts, crafts, song and dance. The majority of the proceeds provide Native American scholarships. Admission: $8; children 5-12 and seniors: $4.
North Fork Craft Beer, BBQ & Wine Festival
Aug 9, 1-6pm
Martha Clara Vineyard, Jamesport
(631) 940-7290
www.craftbeerfestival.com
More than 50 craft brewers will be dispensing over 120 craft beers for sampling, along with wine samplings provided by Martha Clara Vineyards. Proceeds go towards Peconic Bay Medical Center and NYS Brewers Association. Bring cans for an LI Cares- The Harry Chapin Food Bank food drive. Tickets: $50. 21+ (bring ID).
Author’s Night
Aug 9, 5:30pm
East Hampton Library
(631) 324-0222, ext. 7
www.authorsnight.org
Will feature a cavalcade of notable authors. Hosted by Alec Baldwin, Robert Caro and Barbara Goldsmith. Author’s reception: $75; Reception and dinner: $200. Proceeds will benefit the East Hampton Library.
The Band of Long Island
Aug 9, 6pm
Gardiner’s County Park, West Bay Shore
(631) 224-5420
www.islipartscouncil.org
A 50-member ensemble made up of LI’s leading wind players performing traditional marches classical, Big Band and Broadway and Hollywood favorites. Free.
Miles to Dayton
Aug 9, 6pm
Palmer Vineyards, Aquebogue
(631) 722-9463
www.palmervineyards.com
Folk/rock with violin/cello accents. Part of the Wine Press Concert Series. Palmer Vineyards wine will be available to purchase. Tickets: $20; children 12 and under: free.
Georges Bizet’s Carmen
Aug 9, 7:30pm
Levitas Center for the Arts, Southampton Cultural Center
(631) 287-4377
www.southamptonculturalcenter.org
A fully staged and costumed presentation by Opera of the Hamptons. Tickets: $45; at the door: $55.
Jackie Martling
Aug 9, 7:30pm
Dix Hills Center for the Performing Arts, Five Towns College, Dix Hills
(631) 656-2148
www.dhpac.org
The former Howard Stern associate. Tickets: $20.
Beatlemania
Aug 9, 8pm
Creative Ministries Performing Arts Center, Oakdale
(866) 811-4111
www.cmpac.com
A musical revue focusing on the life and work of the Beatles. Tickets: $35.
Christine Ebersole & James Naughton
Aug 9, 8:30pm
Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center
(631) 288-1500
www.whbpac.org
Two Broadway stars delving into the Great American Songbook. Tickets: $125, $100, $75.
Mose Allison
Aug 9, 8:30pm
Chapin Rainbow Stage, Heckscher Park, Huntington
(631) 271-8423
www.huntingtonarts.org
A legendary jazz pianist.
Perseid Meteor Shower Viewing
Aug 9, 9pm-12am
Custer Institute, Southold
(631) 765-2626
www.custerobservatory.org
The remnants of Comet Swift-Tuttle cutting a swath through the atmosphere. Suggested donation: $5;
children under 14: $3; members: free.
Summer Camp Cinema: Blade/Blade II
Aug 9, 11pm
Cinema Arts Centre, Huntington
(631) 423-7611
www.cinemaartscentre.org
Wesley Snipes plays a vampire hunter. Tickets: $12; CAC members: $9.
Long Island Jazz Festival 2008
Aug 9-10, 7pm
Planting Fields Arboretum, Oyster Bay
(516) 922-0061
www.fotapresents.org
Will feature Dave Koz, Lizz Wright, Jonathan Butler and Boney James. Tickets (each night): $120, $60, $45, $35.
Massapequa Park Street Fair
Aug 9-10, 11am-6pm
Park Boulevard, Massapequa Park
(631) 724-5966
Will feature vendors, food and music.
“Big”
Aug 9-Sept 7
deCordova Studio & Gallery, Greenport
(631) 477-0620
www.decordovagallery.com
BIG Paintings, tapestries and collages.
Doug Wright, Scott Frankel, and Michael Korie’s Grey Gardens
Aug 9-Sept 7
Smithtown Center for the Performing Arts
(866) 811-4111
www.smithtownpac.org
A musical about the ascent and decline of a rich family. Tickets: $26-$30.
“Larry Rivers: Major Early Works”
Aug 9-Oct 19
Guild Hall Museum, East Hampton
(631) 324-0806
www.guildhall.org
Works from the “grandfather” of Pop Art.
August 10-16PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
Hear2Help, an online crisis-counseling program, is available to teens that need someone to turn to when experiencing difficult personal situations. The service is free and confidential. Call (631) 751-7500 or visit www.responsehotline.org to chat or speak with someone 24/7.
The Long Island Depression Glass Society’s “A Day at the Vanderbilt Estate and Museum”
Aug 10, 10am-4:30pm
Vanderbilt Museum, Centerport
(516) 798-0492
www.lidgs.org
Co-fundraiser by the museum and the society. Glass show and sale admission: free; museum admission: $7; seniors and students: $6; children under 12: $3.
King Kullen Family Fun Day
Aug 10, 12-5pm
The Long Island Museum, Stony Brook
(631) 751-0066
www.longislandmuseum.org
Will include sand painting, a marine animal touch tank and ocean themed entertainment. King Kullen customers receive half price admission with a grocery receipt. Admission: $9; seniors: $7; students 6-17: $4; members and children under 6: free.
Woodcarving Demonstration
Aug 10, 1-4pm
Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum
(631) 367-3418
www.cshwhalingmuseum.org
Maritime craftsman and master woodcarver Sal Polisi will hold court. Admission: $5; seniors and students (5-18): $4; children under 5, members, the military: free.
Toby Walker
Aug 10, 2pm
Bayard Cutting Arboretum
(631) 321-3510
www.nysparks.com
An award-winning blues guitarist. Free, but a vehicle use fee will be in effect.
The East Hampton Library Children's Fair
Aug 10, 2:30-5:30pm
East Hampton Library
(631) 324-0222
www.easthamptonlibrary.org
Will feature carnival rides and games, children’s book authors on hand for signing, raffles and refreshments. Free.
A Guided Tour of Jazz
Aug 10, 3pm
Plainview-Old Bethpage Library, Plainview
(516) 938-0077
www.poblib.org
Composer/saxophonist Libby Richman and her ensemble will present jazz standards and originals with commentary.
Dan Rattiner
Aug 10, 5pm
Quogue Library
(631) 653-4224
www.suffolk.lib.ny.us/libraries/quog
This local publisher and author of author of In the Hamptons: My Fifty Years with Farmers, Fishermen, Artists, Billionaires, and Celebrities will be appearing as part of the “Conversations With the Author Series.” Admission: $20, registration required.
The Sound Symphony Goes Out West
Aug 10, 7:30pm
Village Green, Stony Brook
(631) 549-3881
www.soundsymphony.org
A program featuring Music from “Oklahoma,” The Grand Canyon Suite, and “Rodeo.” Free.
Smithtown Community Chorus
Aug 10, 7:30pm
Christ the King Church, Commack
(631) 862-6575
www.stacarts.org
They will feature a tribute to the Armed Forces, selections from Jersey Boys, as well as pieces by Neil Ginsberg, Ray Charles, and Greg Jasperse. Free, but donations are welcome.
Bruce Hornsby & The Noisemakers
Aug 10, 8:30pm
Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center
(631) 288-1500
www.whbpac.org
An eclectic jammer. Tickets: $135, $115, $90.
Works by Patty Schwarz
Thru Aug 11
Smithtown Township Arts Council Outreach Exhibits at Apple Bank, Smithtown
(631) 862-6575
www.stacarts.org
Detailed, colorful landscapes.
Garth Stein
Aug 11, 7pm
Book Revue, Huntington
(631) 271-1442
www.bookrevue.com
He will be speaking about and signing his bestselling novel The Art of Racing in the Rain.
“Musicare” Presents a Cabaret With a Cause
Aug 11, 7-8pm
Connetquot Public Library, Bohemia
(631) 567-5079
www.connetquot.lib.ny.us
A performance by group of teen singers who founded Musicare for Kids, a not-for-profit association that raises funds for charitable organizations associated with children with disabilities.
Mary Lamont Band
Aug 11, 8pm
Jones Beach Boardwalk Bandshell, Wantagh
(516) 785-1600
www.marylamont.com
Country/Americana. Includes a raffle. Free.
“Botanica: Fields and Flowers”
Thru Aug 12
Tulla Booth Gallery, Sag Harbor
(631) 725-3100
www.tullaboothgallery.com
Unorthodox floral photographs by Tulla Booth, Barbara Macklowe and Judith McMillan.
America 's Radical Poetry of the ‘30s
Aug 12, 10am-12pm
Lorber Hall, C.W. Post College, Brookville
(516) 299-2000
www.liu.edu
Professor George Wallace will lecture about the key works and poets of this era. Fee: $20.
Independent Business Women’s Circle 2nd Annual Goods and Services Tradeshow
Aug 12, 12:30-2:30pm
Atria Cutter Mill, Great Neck
(631) 543-5768
www.ibwc.org
Bring networking materials. Free, but reservations required by Aug 8.
Hauppauge Industrial Association Cruise
Aug 12, 12:15pm
Clinton Avenue, Bay Shore
(631) 543-5355
www.hia-li.org
A cruise on the Lauren Kristy Paddle Boat. Tickets: $70; HIA members: $50.
The Long Island Tuba Quartet
Aug 12, 12:30pm
Bay Shore Band Shell
(631) 224-5420
www.islipartscouncil.org
A unique ensemble with an eclectic repertoire. Free.
Star Trek: Wrath of Khan
Aug 12, 8:15pm
Old Bethpage Village Restoration
(516) 572-8400
www.nassaucountyny.gov
KHAN! A drive-in movie with the sound transmitted on an FM station to your car radio. Admission: $20 a car.
Masaki Kobayashi’s The Human Condition
Aug 12, 14, 19, 7:15pm; Aug 17, 12pm
Cinema Arts Centre, Huntington
(631) 423-7611
www.cinemaartscentre.org
A Japanese epic about a man trying to remain human during WWII. First three dates are parts 1-3, the fourth is a single-day marathon showing of the entire film. Tickets: $22; seniors and students: $18; CAC members: $15.
A Year With Frog and Toad
Thru Aug 13
BroadHollow Theater, Elmont
(866) 811-4111
www.broadhollow.org
A play based on the children’s book about a pair of amphibious buddies. Tickets: $9.
Energy Efficiency - What You Need To Get Your Home Ready For Winter 2008 / 2009
Aug 13, 6:30pm
Cold Spring Harbor Library and Environmental Center
(631) 721-1908
www.ligreen.com
A presentation by the SUNY Stony Brook-affiliated LI Green organization.
Allman Brothers Band/Bob Weir and Ratdog
Aug 13, 7pm
Nikon at Jones Beach Theater, Wantagh
(516) 221-1000
www.livenation.com
Jamband legends. Tickets: $66, $46, $21.
Coco Montoya
Aug 13, 7pm
Stephen Talkhouse, Amagansett
(631) 267-3117
www.stephentalkhouse.com
Blues-rock. Tickets: $35; VIP section: $45.
“Wright Brothers Had the Right Idea”
Aug 13, 7-8:30pm
Brentwood Public Library
(631) 273-7883
www.brentwoodnylibrary.org
Carol Froehlig, LI aviation historian and commercial pilot, will be speaking about the circumstances thatled to the Wright Brothers’ invention of flight. Free.
Inside Outside, Drawings from the Da Vinci Journals
Aug 13, 7-8pm
The Heckscher Museum of Art, Huntington Village
(631) 351-3250
www.heckscher.org
Coordinator of Public Programs and artist Craig Langlois and Education Assistant Amanda Marshen will explore Leonardo Da Vinci’s artistic treatment of the human body. Free.
Charlotte’s Web
Aug 13, 7:30pm
YMCA Boulton Center, Bay Shore
(631) 969-1101
www.boultoncenter.com
The 1972 animated version of the E.B. White children’s story. Tickets: $8; students: $5.
Dan Rizzie
Aug 13, 7:30pm
Carriage House, East End Arts Council, Riverhead
(631) 727-0900
www.eastendarts.org
A talk by this successful painter. Part of speaker series about how to make a viable income through your art. Admission: $10; EEAC members: $5.
Yellow Brick Road
Aug 13, 8pm
Seaman's Neck Park, Seaford
(516) 292-9000
www.townofhempstead.org
An Elton John tribute band with all the costumes and regalia of his classic period. Free.
“Multidimensional Art Exhibit Of Snake Skin & Neon Sculptures”
Thru Aug 14
Martha Clara Vineyards, Riverhead
(631) 298-0075
www.marthaclaravineyards.com
Snake skin works by Heather Tankersley and neon sculptures by Clayton Orehek.
The 12th Annual Island Harvest Golf Classic
Aug 14, 10:30am
The Creek, Locust Valley
(516) 294-8528
www.islandharvest.org
Proceeds go toward this organization that gathers surplus food to feed LI’s needy. Each golfer: $800; foursome: $3,200; beach party only: $150.
The Cabaret Club at de Seversky
Aug 14, 7pm
De Seversky Center, NYIT, Old Westbury
(516) 686-7675
www.nyit.edu
Will feature vocalist Kate Beckman and NYC cabaret artists with musical direction by Eric Baum. Admission: $49, includes dinner. Reservations recommended.
Saralee Rosenberg and Ellen Mesiter
Aug 14, 7pm
Book Revue, Huntington
(631) 271-1442
www.bookrevue.com
They will be speaking about and signing their new novels, Dear Neighbor, Drop Dead and The Smart One.
Haggai Carmon
Aug 14, 7:30pm
Friedberg Jewish Community Center, Oceanside
(516) 766-4341
www.friedbergjcc.org
A talk by this Israeli – American author/international lawyer/former undercover agent about his two intelligence thrillers Red Syndrome and Triple Identity. Cost: $6, includes light refreshments.
Robyn Symon’s Transformation: The Life & Legacy of Werner Erhard
Aug 14, 7:30pm
Cinema Arts Centre, Huntington
(631) 423-7611
www.cinemaartscentre.org
A documentary about this New Age icon. Director Robyn Symon will be in attendance. Tickets: $12.
Sustainable Treasures: Christine Brewer, Soprano and Craig Rutenberg, Piano
Aug 14, 8pm
Avram Theatre, SUNY Stony Brook, Southampton
(631) 632-8000
www.stonybrook.edu
A Grammy Award-winning operatic vocalist performing her favorite songs. Tickets: $40; SUNY Stony Brook and Southampton College alumni, SB faculty and staff and senior citizens: $25; students: $15.
Wondrous Stories
Aug 14, 8:30pm
Chapin Rainbow Stage, Heckscher Park, Huntington
(631) 271-8423
www.huntingtonarts.org
A progressive rock cover band. Free.
Joe DiPietro’s Over the River and Through the Woods
Aug 14-Sept 14
John W. Engeman Theater, Northport
(631) 261-2900
www.johnwengemantheater.com
A comedy about Italian grandparents trying to keep their grandson from moving away. Tickets: $50
Burt Reminick Photography
Thru Aug 15
Michael Peter Hayes Art Salon, Locust Valley
(516) 671-5011
www.mphsalon.com
An exhibit from a local freelance photographer.
Government For Beginners
Aug 15, 10am-12:30pm
Long Island Development Corporation, Bethpage
(516) 433-5000
www.lidc.org
Sponsored by the Long Island Small Business Assistance Corp. and the Procurement Technical Assistance Program.
The Wizard of Oz
Aug 15, 10:30am
Studio Theatre, Lindenhurst
(631) 581-2700
www.broadhollow.org
Needs no introduction. Tickets: $8.
Constant Wonder
Aug 15, 7pm
Happenings on Main Street, Northport Village Park Area
(631) 261-6917
www.northportarts.org
Original, interactive children’s music. Free.
The Long Island Philharmonic
Aug 15, 7:30pm
Harry Chapin Lakeside Theatre, Eisenhower Park, East Meadow
(631) 293-2222
www.liphilharmonic.com
A free outdoor concert conducted by Music Director David Wiley.
The Poetry Café
Aug 15, 8pm
Conklin Barn, Huntington Historical Society
(631) 427-7045
www.huntingtonhistoricalsociety.org
Featured poets will an open reading to follow. Hosted by George Wallace. Non-mandatory donation: $5.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Aug 15, 8pm
Brookhaven Amphitheater, Farmingville
(631) 888-9000
www.brookhavenamphitheater.com
The legendary cult film with a live acting troupe performing as well. Admission: $15 a carload.
Jimmy Webb
Aug 15, 8:30pm
Chapin Rainbow Stage, Heckscher Park, Huntington
(631) 271-8423
www.huntingtonarts.org
The vocalist writer of many hit songs. Free.
The Unforgettable Tour 2008
Aug 15, 8:30pm
Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale
(516) 794-9303
www.nassaucoliseum.com
Bollywood stars singing and dancing. Tickets: $750, $500, $300, $200, $150, $100, $75, $60 & $50.
Lionel Bart’s Oliver!
Aug 15-31
Creative Ministries Performing Arts Center, Oakdale
(866) 811-4111
www.cmpac.com
A musical based on the Charles Dickens story about the life and times of an orphaned boy. Tickets: $22; seniors: $20; students with ID: $16.
Jeffrey Sanzel and Ellen Michelmore’s 1968: Rock the World
Thru Aug 16
Theatre Three, Port Jefferson
(631) 928-9100
www.theatrethree.com
A musical featuring the music of the ‘60s and memories of the turbulent year of 1968. Tickets: $28, $23, $21.
Trey Parker’s Cannibal the Musical!
Thru Aug 16
Bellmore Theatre
(516) 384-9231
A musical comedy from one of the creators of South Park about Alferd Packer, the Colorado cannibal. Tickets: $18; students: $16.
2008 Central Islip-Islandia Festival
Aug 16, 10:45am-6pm
Carlton Avenue, Central Islip
(516) 983-0917
Will feature vendors, a BBQ contest, eating competitions and live music.
Long Island Bluegrass Festival
Aug 16, 12-8pm
Tanner Park, Copiague
(631) 587-3696
www.babylonarts.com
Will feature Dan Paisley and The Southern Grass, Buddy Merriam & Back Roads, workshop/jamming tent (bring your instrument), craft and food vendors as well as children’s activities. No pets. Tickets: $10; children under 10: $5.
From Opera to Broadway—An Evening of Cabaret
Aug 16, 6:30pm
Duck Walk North Vineyards, Southold
(631) 728-8804
www.duckwalk.com
Presented by Opera of the Hamptons. Tickets: $45; at the door: $55.
T’ai Chi In the Park
Aug 16, 30, Sept 6, 9-11am
Shorefront Park, Patchogue
(631) 475-5730
laoshi@watertigertaichi.com
A free gathering engaged in this Chinese martial art.
East Quogue Hamlet Fair
Aug 16, 10am-4pm
East Quogue Hamlet Green
(631) 375-7182
Will feature vendors and local businesses.
Walt Whitman Family Reunion
Aug 16, 12-4pm
Walt Whitman Birthplace, South Huntington
(631) 427-5240
www.waltwhitman.org
The documentary “Creating Oral History” will be shown. Admission: $3; WWBA members: free.
Long Island Bluegrass Festival
Aug 16, 12-8pm
Tanner Park, Copiague
(631) 587-3696
www.babylonarts.com
Will feature Dan Paisley & the Southern Grass, Buddy Merriam & Back Roads, James Reams & the Barnstormers, Too Blue, Acoustic Electrix, Free Grass Union, and Michael Daves and Blue Detour. Tickets: $10; children under 12: free.
The Art of Exotic Dancing for Women
Aug 16, 1-4pm
Moss Spa Yoga, Cold Spring Harbor
(631) 470-8090
www.moss-spayoga.net
A 3-hour class conducted by the notable exotic dancing organization. Admission: $99.
Professor Bellini and the Red Spaghetti Orchestra
Aug 16, 3pm
Caumsett State Historic Park, Huntington
(631) 423-1770
www.nysparks.com
A child-friendly performance centered around audience participation in basic musical concepts. Free but a vehicle use fee will be in effect.
Joel Sikowitz Dixieland Band
Aug 16, 6pm
Gardiner’s County Park, West Bay Shore
(631) 224-5420
www.islipartscouncil.org
A 30-year-old swing ensemble. Free.
Abraxas
Aug 16, 8pm
Vail-Leavitt Music Hall, Riverhead
(631) 727-5782
www.vail-leavitt.org
A Santana tribute. Also on the bill: Union Jacx. Tickets: $20.
Johnny Zarrow Band
Aug 16, 8-9:30pm
Custer Institute, Southold
(631) 765-2626
www.custerobservatory.org
Funk rock/R&B. Suggested donation: $15; members: $13.
Benefit for East Hampton Day Care Center with Kenny Rankin
Aug 16, 8:30pm
Stephen Talkhouse, Amagansett
(631) 267-3117
www.stephentalkhouse.com
Tickets: $150; VIP section: $250.
Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings
Aug 16, 8:30pm
Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center
(631) 288-1500
www.whbpac.org
Funky soul. Tickets: $75, $60, $45.
Rare Groove Band
Aug 16, 6pm
Pindar Vineyards, Peconic
(631) 727-0900
www.eastendarts.org
Soul/Acid Jazz. Part of the Wine Press Concert Series. Tickets: $20; children under 12: free.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
Food Addicts Anonymous meetings are happening at the following locations: St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Islip, Tuesdays at 7pm and 2701 Middle Country Road in Lake Grove, Sundays at 10am and Thursdays at 7pm. This is a 12-step program to help those who suffer from food addiction. Call (631) 338-9059 or visit www.foodaddictsanonymous.org for more information.
Summer Camp Cinema: Diary of the Dead/FIDO
Aug 16, 11pm
Cinema Arts Centre, Huntington
(631) 423-7611
www.cinemaartscentre.org
A George A. Romero classic followed by an Andrew Currie tale about a zombie who is a boy’s best friend. Tickets: $12; CAC members: $9.
14th Annual Montauk Art Show
Aug 16-17
Montauk Green
(631) 668-0897
www.montaukartistsassociation.org
A juried show featuring 75 artists from all over the U.S., France, Israel, and China.
Polish Town Street Fair and Polka Festival
Aug 16-17, 10am-6pm
Polish Town USA, Riverhead
(631) 369-1616
www.polishtownusa.com
Polish music, crafts and food at the fair and the Polka Festival takes place in Polonaise Park on the 17th from 5pm-12am. Fair is free, admission to Polka Festival: $13; children under 10: $5.
Pop Go The Wiggles Live
Aug 16-17, 1:30&5:00pm
Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale
(516) 794-9303
www.nassaucoliseum.com
The world-famous kids acting/music troupe. Tickets: $19-$40.
Snapper Derby 2008
Aug 16-17, 8am-4pm
Captree State Park, Babylon
(631) 669-0449
www.nysparks.com
Event encouraging children to fish with a variety of prizes. No entry fee, but a vehicle use fee will be in effect.
Rockville Centre Summer Festival
Aug 16-17, 11am-6pm
Rockville Centre Commuter Lot, Sunrise Highway
(631) 724-5966
Will feature vendors and food.
Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones’ The Fantasticks
Aug 16-Sept 14
The Stage, Merrick
(516) 868-6400
www.thestageinmerrick.com
A classic musical about love and life experience.
“Summer on Long Island”
Aug 16-Sept 21
The Long Island Museum, Stony Brook
(631) 751-0066
www.longislandmuseum.org
A juried art show with the above theme.
“Introspections”
Aug 16-Sept 22
Mills Pond House, St. James
(631) 862-6575
www.stacarts.org
A multimedia exhibit centered on representations of the self.
August 17-23
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
The Hauppauge Industrial Association and LI Cares is conducting a summer food drive and is offering food donation barrels to set up in your company to augment the effort. HIA estimates that LI’s needy families require 500,000 pounds of food a month. Call (631) 543-5355 or visit www.hia-li.org for more information.
“Printmaking in a New Light”
Thru Aug 17
Gallery 4222, Port Jefferson
(631) 473-5422
www.gallery4222.com
Original prints from Felicitas Wetter.
“Sculpture and Drawings”
Thru Aug 17
Kapell Gallery, Greenport
(631) 477-0100
www.kapellantiques.com
Works by local artist Owen Morrel.
Tennessee Williams’ Suddenly Last Summer
Thru Aug 17
Studio Theatre, Lindenhurst
(631) 581-2700
www.broadhollow.org
A drama about a dead man’s life and his unsavory secrets. Tickets: $22; seniors: $20; students: $18; youths under 16: $14.
The Wes Houston Band
Aug 17, 2pm
Bayard Cutting Arboretum
(631) 321-3510
www.nysparks.com
A combination of blues, folk, rock, country, jazz and gospel. Free but a vehicle use fee will be in effect.
Field Trip to Brookhaven National Laboratory
Aug 17, 2:30-5pm
Custer Institute, Southold
(631) 765-2626
www.custerobservatory.org
Itinerary: the “Wiz Bang Science Show” and a tour of the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider with BNL staff. Free.
Lumiere Ballet Summer Gala
Aug 17, 3pm
YMCA Boulton Center, Bay Shore
(631) 969-1101
www.boultoncenter.com
A presentation of classic and new ballet works. Tickets: $20; youths and seniors: $15.
The Clusters
Aug 17, 7-9pm
Stony Brook Village Center’s Village Green
(631) 689-5888
www.wmho.org
An oldies singing group. Free.
John Hiatt & The Ageless Beauties
Aug 17, 8pm
Planting Fields Arboretum, Oyster Bay
(516) 922-0061
www.fotapresents.org
Classic rock. Tickets: $120, $60, $45, $35.
The Campbell Brothers
Aug 17, 8:30pm
Chapin Rainbow Stage, Heckscher Park, Huntington
(631) 271-8423
www.huntingtonarts.org
Jazz and gospel. Free.
Herbie Hancock
Aug 17, 8:30pm
Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center
(631) 288-1500
www.whbpac.org
The jazz legend. $175, $150, $125.
The Itals
Aug 17, 9pm
Stephen Talkhouse, Amagansett
(631) 267-3117
www.stephentalkhouse.com
Purist reggae. Tickets: $40.
The Loaded Unsigned Band Festival III
Aug 17-31
The Crazy Donkey, Farmingdale
(631) 753-1975
www.thecrazydonkey.com
Munchaba Lounge, Levittown
(516) 735-6827
Vibe Lounge, Rockville Centre
(516) 208-6590
120 up-and-coming bands spread out over 10 days at 3 venues. Tickets: $10; day of show: $15
Doga (Yoga with Dogs)
Aug 19, 6:30-7:30pm
Bideawee’s Westhampton Learning Center for People & Pets
(631) 325-0200
www.bideawee.org
Classes are led by Kari Harendorf, a certified dog trainer, yoga instructor, and owner of East Yoga in Manhattan. Dogs must be spayed/neutered and vaccinated. Fee: $18, pre-registration required.
Jean Renoir’s The Rules of the Game
Aug 19, 7:30pm
The Boots Lamb Education Center, Guild Hall, East Hampton
(631) 324-0806
www.guildhall.org
A classic 1939 drama that critiques French society. In French with English subtitles. Tickets: $5; members: $3.
Hairspray
Aug 19, 8:30pm
Old Bethpage Village Restoration
(516) 572-8400
www.nassaucountyny.gov
The campy John Waters flick. A drive-in movie with the sound transmitted on an FM station to your car radio. Admission: $20 a car.
“The Romantic & The Exotic”
Thru Aug 20
Great Neck Arts Center
(516) 829-2570
www.greatneckarts.org
Will feature vintage Audubon prints and original Persian botanical works.
Elaine Thompson
Aug 20, 7:30pm
Carriage House, East End Arts Council, Riverhead
(631) 727-0900
www.eastendarts.org
A talk by this successful artist/illustrator. Part of speaker series about how to make a viable income through your art. Admission: $10; EEAC members: $5.
Steven Spielberg’s E.T.
Aug 20, 7:30pm
YMCA Boulton Center, Bay Shore
(631) 969-1101
www.boultoncenter.com
A now-classic movie featuring a child and his extraterrestrial friend. Tickets: $8; students: $5; children under 2: free.
Asleep at the Wheel
Aug 20, 8pm
Stephen Talkhouse, Amagansett
(631) 267-3117
www.stephentalkhouse.com
Veterans of 37 years in the biz playing country/Americana. Tickets: $75; VIP section: $90.
DansTrax: Celebrating a Legacy of Dance
Aug 20, 8pm
Patchogue Theatre
(631) 207-1313
www.patchoguetheatre.com
A tribute to the Brookhaven Theater Dance Guild featuring works choreographed by Robert Battle, Bob Fosse, Victoria Marks, and local artists. Tickets: $39, $24.
Cornell University Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County’s 2008 Fall Garden Symposium
Aug 21, 8:30am-3:30pm
Town of Brookhaven—Town Hall Auditorium, Farmingville
(631) 727-7850, ext. 337
www.counties.cce.cornell.edu/Suffolk
A series of detailed lectures by horticultural experts. Admission: $65, includes breakfast and lunch.
Patricia Shih
Aug 21, 2pm
Elmont Public Library
(516) 354-5280
www.nassaulibrary.org/Elmont
A kid friendly singer/songwriter performing a show based around the theme of “catching the reading bug.” Free.
The Beach Chair Poetry Series
Aug 21, 5pm
The Rogers Mansion Pergola, Southampton
(631) 283-2494
thenortseapoetryscene@hotmail.com
Will feature Thaddeus O'Neill, Celeste Gainey, Ellen De Pazzi and Barbara Reiher-Meyers. Free. Reservations requested.
Original Voices at the Vail
Aug 21, 7pm
Vail-Leavitt Music Hall, Riverhead
(631) 727-5782
www.vail-leavitt.org
Open mic before and after a performance by Black Limo. Tickets: $5.
Voices and Visions presents Walter Garcia and Eric Svitic: Encore Lecture
Aug 21, 7-8:30pm
The Heckscher Museum of Art, Huntington Village
(631) 351-3250
www.heckscher.org
Garcia will discuss his sculptures and photographs as related to found objects and Svitic will discuss his “visual information overload” philosophy. Tickets: $5; members: free.
The East End Trio
Aug 21, 7:30pm
Nautical Mile Esplanade, Freeport
(516) 223-2522
www.liacfreeport.org
Music from the ‘60s to now performed in a unique way. Free.
Rick Lewis’ GI Jukebox
Aug 21, 7:30pm
Rockville Centre Village Green
(516) 766-8002
www.rockvillecentrechamber.com
A patriotic musical that relives the musical landscape of the World War II era. Free.
“Food”
Thru Aug 22
East End Arts Council, Riverhead
(631) 727-0900
www.eastendarts.org
A multimedia exhibit dedicated to the myriad iterations of food.
Gibraltar Jazz & Company
Aug 22, 6:30pm
Martha Jefferson Riverboat, Port Jefferson Harbor
(631) 331-3333
www.marthajefferson.com
A duo performing standards, jazz and rock tunes. Anyone in jazz era clothing will receive a free drink. Reservations recommended. Adults only.
The 37th Annual Italian Feast of Mother Cabrini
Aug 22-Sept 1
Suffolk County Community College, Brentwood
(631) 499-6824
www.mothercabrinifeast.org
Food, fireworks, a carnival midway and more, organized by the Giuseppe A. Nigro Lodge - Order Sons of Italy In America. Free admission, but ride tickets are required.
Regeneration Tour
Aug 22, 7pm
Nikon at Jones Beach Theater, Wantagh
(516) 221-1000
www.livenation.com
The ‘80s revisited. Will feature The Human League, Belinda Carlisle, ABC, Dead or Alive, A Flock of Seagulls and Naked Eyes. Tickets: $99, $59, $49, $26.
Kind Hearts
The Thunder Tour: Stanley Clarke, Victor Wooten & Marcus Miller
Aug 22, 7&9:30pm
IMAC Theater, Huntington
(631) 549-9666
www.imactheater.org
Three legendary bassists. Tickets: $65; IMAC members: $49.
Poets-in-Port
Aug 22, 7-10pm
Caffé Portofino, Northport Village
www.northportarts.org
Featured local poet: Anthony Policano. Open mic to follow, musicians welcome.
Jazz in the Living Room
Aug 22, 7:30pm
Mills Pond House, St. James
(631) 862-6575
www.stacarts.org
An evening of Jazz improvisation. $5 to play (bring your own instrument), free for listeners.
Dave Brubeck
Aug 22, 8pm
Brookhaven Amphitheater, Farmingville
(631) 888-9000
www.brookhavenamphitheater.com
The legendary jazz pianist. Tickets: $39.50, $31.50.
The Autoseum Car Show
Aug 22-24
Cradle of Aviation, Garden City
(718) 465-5999
www.cradleofaviation.org
The show will feature vehicles from TV shows and movies along with dinner, dancing and auction. Proceeds will benefit the Autoseum. General admission: $7; Sunday car show: $50; Saturday and Sunday luncheons: $75; dinner dance: $150; Friday cocktail party: $275.
Disney Music Block Party Tour
Aug 22-24, 3pm
Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale
(516) 794-9303
www.nassaucoliseum.com
Music by They Might Be Giants, Imagination Movers, Barenaked Ladies, Dan Zanes, Ralph’s World, and Choo Choo Soul as well as a plethora of activities for children. Tickets: $36.
Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein’s Showboat
Thru Aug 23
Gateway Playhouse, Bellport
(631) 286-1133
www.gatewayplayhouse.com
A musical drama based around southern “show boats.” Tickets: $45, $41, $39.
48th Annual Scottish Games
Aug 23
Old Westbury Gardens
(516) 333-0048
www.oldwestburygardens.org
Will feature bagpipes, caber tossing, parades, concerts, food, dance, Tartan clothing and gifts and kids’ games. Admission: $15; over 62: $10; children 7-12 and Old Westbury Gardens members: $5; children 6 and under: free.
Antiques in the Churchyard
Aug 23, 9am-4:30pm
Olde Steeple Church, Aquebogue
(516) 868-2751
www.pekaleshows.com
Will feature 75 exhibitors. Fee for adults, children free.
Family Rosary Rally and Concert
Aug 23, 9am-5pm
Our Lady of the Island Shrine, Eastport
(516) 678-5800
www.drvc.org
Will feature communal praying of the Rosary in different languages, the Sacrament of Reconciliation and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament and a performance by “These Three Tenors.”
Magic of Amore
Aug 23, 2pm
Valley Stream State Park
(631) 321-3510
www.nysparks.com
A veteran expert magician. Free, but a vehicle use fee will be in effect.
Southold Historical Society's Gala & Book Signing
Aug 23, 6-9pm
Private Estate, Peconic
(631) 765-5500
www.southoldhistoricalsociety.org
In honor of the release of the book A Shared Aesthetic: Artists of Long Island's North Fork. Tickets: $65.
The 2008 Hamptons Red Cross Evening of Luxury
Aug 23, 7pm
The Stone Meadow Farm Estate, East Hampton
(212) 655-4505, ext. 229
www.suffolkcounty.redcross.org
Celebrating the 125th anniversary of the Suffolk County Chapter of the American Red Cross. Tickets: $250.
Jeanine Cullen
Aug 23, 8pm
Custer Institute, Southold
(631) 765-2626
www.custerobservatory.org
Neo soul/pop. Suggested donation: $15; members: $13.
The Long Island Philharmonic Performs the Music of the Eagles
Aug 23, 8pm
Brookhaven Amphitheater, Farmingville
(631) 888-9000
www.brookhavenamphitheater.com
With Randy Jackson of Zebra. Tickets: $60, $40, $27.50.
Michelangelo Antonioni’s L’eclisse (The Eclipse)
Aug 26, 7:30pm
The Boots Lamb Education Center, Guild Hall, East Hampton
(631) 324-0806
www.guildhall.org
A 1962 classic about alienation in relationships set in Rome. In Italian with English subtitles. Tickets: $5; members: $3.
Terminator II
Aug 26, 8pm
Old Bethpage Village Restoration
(516) 572-8400
www.nassaucountyny.gov
Ah-nuld vs. T-1000. A drive-in movie with the sound transmitted on an FM station to your car radio. Admission: $20 a car.
Members Night
Aug 27, 7pm
Custer Institute, Southold
(631) 765-2626
www.custerobservatory.org
Members and guests get to use the observatory and its resources and will find out the plans for the future. Free.
Disney’s Peter Pan
Aug 27, 7:30pm
YMCA Boulton Center, Bay Shore
(631) 969-1101
www.boultoncenter.com
An animated version of the Sir James M. Barrie tale about the boy who never grew up. Tickets: $8; students: $5.
Jimmy Buffett
Aug 27, 8pm
Nikon at Jones Beach Theater, Wantagh
(516) 221-1000
www.livenation.com
Parrotheads rejoice! Tickets: $156, $96, $56.
Mel Brook’s The Producers
Aug 27-Sept 13
Patchogue Theatre
(631) 207-1313
www.patchoguetheatre.com
Comedy musical about scheming theatrical producers whose plans backfire. Tickets: $46, $42, $40.
The Gustafer Yellowgold Show
Aug 28, 3pm
Bay Street Theatre, Sag Harbor
(631) 725-9500
www.baystreet.org
An award-winning children’s music/animation presentation. Tickets: $15.
Stephen Axelrod’s Blue Collar Bay
Aug 28, 7pm
Amityville Public Library
(631) 264-0567
www.suffolk.lib.ny.us/libraries/amty
This notable playwright’s autobiographical one-man show about his personal quest for truth.
Horse Drawn Carriage Rides
Thru Aug 28
Stony Brook Village Green
(631) 751-2244
www.wmho.org
An excursion to Stony Brook Harbor and back. Fee: $2 per person. Weather permitting.
Erich von Stroheim's Greed
Aug 28, 7:30pm
Cinema Arts Centre, Huntington
(631) 423-7611
www.cinemaartscentre.org
A 1924 silent film about unlucky lottery winners. Live organ by Ben Model. Tickets: $9; seniors (62+) and students: $7; CAC members: $6; children: $4.50.
Folklore Urbano
Aug 28, 7:30pm
Nautical Mile Esplanade, Freeport
(516) 223-2522
www.liacfreeport.org
A Colombian jazz trio. Free.
Collie Buddz
Aug 28, 8pm
Stephen Talkhouse, Amagansett
(631) 267-3117
www.stephentalkhouse.com
A blend of hip hop, reggae and soca. Tickets: $60.
Peter Pan and Wendy
Aug 29, 10:30am & 1pm
Patchogue Theatre
(631) 207-1313
www.patchoguetheatre.com
Based on the story by J.M. Barrie. Tickets: $10.
Glenn Baldwin & Friends of Jazz
Aug 29, 7pm
Happenings on Main Street, Northport Village Park Area
(631) 261-6917
www.northportarts.org
Jazz vocals. Free.
The Dog Days of Murder!
Aug 29, 8pm
Papa Razzi, Westbury
(516) 877-7744
www.killingkompany.com
Murder mystery dinner theater. Tickets: $50.
Mindi Abair
Aug 29, 8pm
IMAC Theater, Huntington
(631) 549-9666
www.imactheater.org
Jazz saxophonist/vocalist. Tickets: $45; IMAC members: $34.
Long Island Mozart Festival
Aug 29-Sept 1
Old Westbury Gardens
(516) 333-0048
www.limozartfestival.com
Will feature orchestral performances of Mozart’s works, arts, crafts, dance, Punch and Judy, fencing demonstrations, food specialties, carriage rides and activities for children. Admission: $10; seniors over 62: $8; Old Westbury Gardens Members and children 7-12: $5; children 6 and under: free. Tent Seats: $25.
Tornado Alley
Aug 30, 6pm
Gardiner’s County Park, West Bay Shore
(631) 224-5420
www.islipartscouncil.org
Acoustic Americana with 5-part harmonies. Free.
An Evening With John Dobson
Aug 30, 8pm
Custer Institute, Southold
(631) 765-2626
www.custerobservatory.org
This legendary founder of “sidewalk astronomy” will be reading excerpts from his book The Moon is New and answering questions. Suggested Donation: $15; students: $8. Reservations suggested.
Pilobolus
Aug 30, 8:30pm
Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center
(631) 288-1500
www.whbpac.org
Nimble artistic/athletic dance. Tickets: $85, $70, $55.
The Nancy Atlas Project
Aug 30, 11pm
Stephen Talkhouse, Amagansett
(631) 267-3117
www.stephentalkhouse.com
Americana rock. Tickets: $25.
“White”
Aug 30-Oct 5
Mosquito Hawk Gallery, Shelter Island
(631) 905-4998
info@mosquitohawkgallery.com
A juried show with painting, photography, drawing, printmaking, sculpture and other media with the theme of “whiteness.”
28th Annual Outdoor Sculpture Show
Thru Aug 31
Mather Hospital, Port Jefferson
(631) 476-2723
www.matherhospital.org
Features pieces of a variety of media from more than 50 artists.
2008 Hampton Designer Showhouse
Thru Aug 31
59 Farm Court, Sagaponack
(631) 537-0455
www.hamptondesignershowhouse.com
A “green” residence with an art gallery in the lower level. Admission: $30. No pets or children under 6.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
The Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is inaugurating a new project called The Retired Medical Specialist Program. Retired specialists in the field of podiatry, dermatology, endocrinology, ophthalmology or gastroenterology are being sought to practice at all Suffolk County Department of Health Service clinics for 5-6 hours a week. Call (631) 979-9490 for more information.
“Selected Works by Martha Margulis”
Thru Aug 31
Clovis Point Winery, Jamesport
(631) 722-4222
www.clovispointwines.com
An exhibit of abstract paintings by this late artist.
Snow White & The Little Mermaid and the Prince
Thru Aug 31
Carriage House, Suffolk County Vanderbilt Museum, Centerport
(516) 293-0674
www.arenaplayers.org
Two Disney classics retold and adapted for the stage. Tickets: $10.
“Summer Exhibit: Kangaroo Crossing”
Thru Aug 31
Long Island Children’s Museum, Garden City
(516) 222-1770
www.licm.org
Experience Australia through a kangaroo exercise and explorations of a termite mound and the Great Barrier Reef. Admission: $9; seniors over 65: $8; members and children under 1: free.
Tiny’s Hatch Day and Turtle & Tortoise Pageant
Aug 31, 12pm
Cold Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery and Aquarium
(516) 692-6768
www.cshfha.org
Tiny the 70+ lb snapping turtle’s birthday and the opportunity to enter your turtles and tortoises in the Annual Pageant. Admission: $5; children 3-17, seniors over 65: $3; children under 3 and CSHFHA members: free.
Bruce Brown’s The Endless Summer
Aug 31, 2pm
Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum
(631) 367-3418
www.cshwhalingmuseum.org
The pioneering 1966 surfing documentary that follows two surfers around the world. Admission: $5; seniors and students 5-18: $4; children under 5, members and the military: free.
Lil’ Cliff & the Cliffhangers
Aug 31, 2pm
Bayard Cutting Arboretum
(631) 321-3510
www.nysparks.com
Harmonica-driven jump blues and in this year’s top 10 at Memphis TN’s International Blues Challenge. Free, but a vehicle use fee will be in effect.
Martin Sexton
Aug 31, 8pm
Stephen Talkhouse, Amagansett
(631) 267-3117
www.stephentalkhouse.com
New folk guitarist/singer/songwriter. Tickets: $95; VIP section: $110.
Chris Isaak
Aug 31, 8:30pm
Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center
(631) 288-1500
www.whbpac.org
Contemporary crooner. Tickets: $200, $150, $125.
Coming in September
“Read My LIPSS IV”
Thru Sept 1
South Huntington Public Library, Huntington Station
(631) 549-4411
www.shpl.suffolk.lib.ny.us
An art show by members of the Long Island Professional Sculptors & Supporters organization.
Artmosphere”
Sept 4-7, 8pm
Tilles Center for the Performing Arts, C.W. Post Campus, Brookville
(516) 931-6849
www.tillescenter.org
Live art performance involving local dance, music and visual artists, performance poetry, lighting and multimedia technology. Tickets: $30.
Miles Davis Tribute
Sept 5, 7:30pm
Dix Hills Performing Arts Center
(631) 656-2148
www.dhpac.org
Jazz featuring Randy Brecker and Felipe Salles. Tickets: $30.
Robert Gordon with Chris Spedding
Sept 5, 8pm
YMCA Boulton Center, Bay Shore
(631) 969-1101
www.boultoncenter.com
Rockabilly.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
The Suffolk County Coalition Against Domestic Violence (SCCADV) is seeking donations of brand new summer outdoor supplies for the children housed at the Safe Harbor Shelter. The list of acceptable items includes sports equipment, sand toys, beach towels, bathing suits, sidewalk chalk and bubbles. Call (631) 666-7181 for more information.
John Patrick’s A Bad Year For Tomatoes
Sept 5-28
Arena Players Main Stage Theater, East Farmingdale
(516) 293-0674
www.arenaplayers.org
A comedy about an author’s unsuccessful attempts to get some peace and quiet and the intrigue that ensues. Tickets: $18, $22.
11th Annual Tomato Contest
Sept 6, 8-10:45am
Hicks Nurseries, Westbury
(516) 334-0066
www.hicksnurseries.com
Awards will be given out for heaviest, largest circumference, most unusual in appearance and tiniest red tomatoes.
Fly Fishing Workshop with “Lefty” Kreh
Sept 6, 9am-4pm
Caleb Smith State Park Preserve, Smithtown
(631) 265-1054
www.nysparks.com
A comprehensive and sometimes humorous overview to fly fishing presented by this legend. Fee: $40, includes luncheon. Payment deadline: Aug 29.
An Evening in Red
Sept 6, 7-11pm
East End Arts Council, Riverhead
(631) 727-0900
www.eastendarts.org
A benefit for the EEAC featuring the eclectic, rhythmic South African Kumalo Band.
Los Lonely Boys
Sept 6, 8pm
Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center
(631) 288-1500
www.whbpac.org
Tex-Mex, country, blues, and rock from 3 brothers. Tickets: $100, $85, $70.
Taj Mahal
Sept 6, 8pm
Planting Fields Arboretum, Oyster Bay
(516) 922-0061
www.fotapresents.org
Eclectic world music/blues. Also on the bill: Phoebe Snow. Tickets: $115, $55, $45, $35.
Long Island Sports Expo
Sept 6-7
Suffolk County Community College Sports & Exhibition Complex, Brentwood
(631) 423-0620
www.supersportsexpo.com
Will feature more than 100 exhibitors showcasing products and services, seminars and demonstrations targeting sports and fitness enthusiasts; high school, college and youth athletes; coaches; athletic directors, and parents.
Medieval Festival 2008
Sept 6-7, 13-14, 11am-5pm
Sands Point Preserve, Port Washington
(516) 571-7900
www.sandspointpreserve.org
A journey into the past with authentic costumes, happenings and foods.
“A Passion for Pixels”
Thru Sept 7
Islip Art Museum, East Islip
(631) 224-5402
www.islipartmuseum.org
A juried exhibit displaying the many facets of digital art.
Hospice Care Network Cocktail Buffet
Sept 7, 2-5pm
Home of Stephen G. Siben, Esq., East Islip
(516) 224-6467
www.hospice-care-network.org
Proceeds will benefit HCN’s end-of-life services. Tickets: $75; at the door: $85.
Annual Duck Barbeque and Big Duck Race
Sept 7, 2-5:30pm
Camp Pa Qua Tuck, Center Moriches
(631) 878-1070
www.camppaquatuck.com
This benefit for Camp Pa Qua Tuck, a camp for children with special needs, will feature carnival/circus elements along with the duck theme. Admission: $10; children: $5; with duck dinner: $25.
“The Third Annual Outsider Art In The Hamptons: Internal Guidance Systems Exhibit”
Thru Sept 8
Galerie BelAge, Westhampton Beach
(631) 288-5082
www.internalguidancesystems.com
An array of works that has been termed visionary, primitive, folk art and self-taught art. Proceeds will go to the Survivors Art Foundation, an organization that uses art to help individuals through traumatic experiences.
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