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LGBTQ+ Task Force chair on Huntington’s first Pride flag raising: 'They have a voice now'
The Town of Huntington will host its first-ever Pride Flag Raising Ceremony on Saturday, June 7, in celebration of Pride Month.
Quinn on Sensory Saturdays at CMEE in Bridgehampton: 'An inclusive event’
The Children’s Museum of the East End has introduced Sensory Saturdays, a new initiative offering early access to children with sensory sensitivities. Designed for neurodivergent visitors, the program allows families to experience the museum in a quieter, more accommodating environment.
Reynolds on Baby Animal Day at Suffolk County Farm: 'An affordable, fun event'
Baby Animal Day is returning to the Suffolk County Farm and Education Center in Yaphank on Saturday, May 10, offering a once-a-year opportunity to interact with the farm’s youngest residents.
Long Island artist to offer live watercolor portraits at Vanderbilt Museum: 'A great way to get people to come out to the museum’
Visitors to the Suffolk County Vanderbilt Museum on Saturday, May 10, will have the chance to commemorate Mother’s Day with a live watercolor portrait created in about 10 minutes by local artist Sara Martin.
South Shore resident on new flea market in Deer Park: 'I've had an overwhelming response'
A new flea market featuring more than two dozen vendors, live music and food trucks is launching in Deer Park the weekend of May 3–4, with plans to become a recurring event on Long Island.
Women Sharing Art president on May exhibit: 'Beautiful assortment of artwork'
A new art exhibit featuring work by Long Island women artists—including mosaics, photography, oil paintings, glasswork and sculpture—is on display throughout May at the BAFFA Art Gallery in Sayville.
Windmiller returns to Jones Beach Air Show: ‘The entire show is very high energy’
Thousands of spectators are expected to flock to Jones Beach State Park this Memorial Day weekend for the return of the FourLeaf Air Show, featuring high-speed aerial performances by military and civilian pilots, including the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and Long Island native David Windmiller.
Rock Voices Long Island West director: 'Rehearsals are just a bundle of energy and fun'
One of Long Island’s largest community choirs, Rock Voices Long Island West, will bring a professional rock concert experience to Huntington Station this weekend.
Manorville farmer on festival: 'It's a celebration of the farm's opening for the season'
Lenny Bruno Farms will kick off its 2025 season with a family-friendly festival on Saturday, April 26, featuring live music, local food and activities for all ages.
Northport art center co-owner on 'Reflections of Autism' exhibit: 'People are truly engaged'
As part of World Autism Month, the Trinity Community Art Center in Northport is hosting a solo exhibition by local artist Erich Preis, whose large-scale paintings explore life with autism.
Pearson on Jazz Loft @ Southampton Concert Series; 'We're super excited about it'
A new concert series launching this week at Stony Brook Southampton will bring Grammy-winning artists and nationally recognized jazz musicians to the East End, as the university partners with the Jazz Loft to debut a five-part series at the Avram Theater beginning Thursday, April 24.
Greenport brewery founder on Reggae Fest: 'A kickoff of summer'
Greenport Harbor Brewing Co. in Peconic is expanding its annual Reggae Fest, set for Saturday, May 3, with a larger lineup, a new music venue and craft brews on tap.
Guild Hall theater director on 2025 season: 'Something for everyone'
Guild Hall in East Hampton will present a special screening of the National Theatre Live's Vanya on Saturday, April 19, offering local audiences the chance to experience a unique solo performance of Chekhov's classic play.
Dawson on Special Olympics NY polar plunge in Calverton: 'It's an amazing opportunity'
Special Olympics New York is preparing for its ninth annual Splish Splash Polar Plunge in Calverton on Saturday, April 26, inviting participants to take a dip in the cold waters to support local athletes.
Dive Club president on first film festival: 'Renowned divers from all over the country'
The Dive Club will host its first-ever film festival on Saturday, April 12, bringing together diving enthusiasts and renowned explorers for an evening celebrating the ocean’s wonders.
Puntillo on Penguin Egg Hunt at Long Island Aquarium: 'It's available to all kids that come and visit'
The Long Island Aquarium is offering a festive twist on Easter celebrations with its annual Penguin Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 19, and Sunday, April 20.
Patchogue YMCA Director on 5K Benefit: 'It's just a fun day'
The Patchogue Family YMCA will host its annual 5K Run/Walk for a Cause on Saturday, April 5, offering participants a chance to stay active while supporting local families in need.
'Firebird' director on Ballet Long Island show: 'We've been doing ballets constantly for 40 years'
Ballet Long Island will bring the Russian legend of The Firebird to the stage in Ronkonkoma with performances on April 9 and 12.
Babylon Chamber president on Easter Egg Hunt: 'Every year we want to do something different'
The Babylon Village Chamber of Commerce is adding new elements to its annual Easter egg hunt, set for the afternoon of the Easter Parade on Saturday, April 19, with the goal of attracting more visitors to local businesses and enhancing the community experience.
Simulcik on North Babylon kite festival: 'You can't take that smile off your face'
The North Babylon Chamber of Commerce will host its fifth annual “Go Fly a Kite” event on Saturday, April 26, at Overlook Beach in Babylon.
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Stony Brook students blend fitness and ecology in 3K EcoWalk
Stony Brook University students participated in the "Running Wild 3K EcoWalk," a new Earthstock event conducted on April 21 at the Ashley Schiff Preserve.
SEC files fraud suit over $21 million “pump and dump” scheme involving American Green stock
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed a civil securities fraud enforcement action against three individuals accused of orchestrating a fraudulent scheme to sell stock in American Green, Inc.
Lawsuit claims Orville Redenbacher’s Naturals misleads consumers with claims of 'natural' ingredients
A woman has filed a class action lawsuit against the makers of Orville Redenbacher’s Naturals Popcorn products, claiming that the company deceptively markets its products as containing "only real ingredients" and being "natural," despite the presence of synthetic ingredients like mixed tocopherols.