LIMEHOF sets blockbuster Music Documentary Film Fest
By GREGORY ZELLER // Reed, Sue, Johnny and Ben aren’t the only fab four gracing screens this Summer. Sights and sounds will abound in August, when the Long Island Music…
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LIMEHOF flick feature focuses on Island auteurs
Altruistic garbageman, LGC applaud heartfelt Emmy nod
Pretzel logic warms Canon Solutions America print job
In Bay Shore, a pet project for the discerning art lover
Dad/daughter duo books some quality time (with you)
Rap royalty to celebrate Island’s epic hip-hop history
Innovative art exhibit takes the slow road to wellness
After 18-year road show, LIMEHOF finally comes home
Chapters in verse: Poet tackles climate, and YA tropes
By GREGORY ZELLER // A popular writer with a penchant for poetry, an itch for education and close ties to a top Long Island university is storming shelves again. Kentucky-raised,…
Hamptons art exhibit goes to war, brings back hope
By GREGORY ZELLER // A Hamptons art gallery is putting itself on the front lines of the Russo-Ukrainian War. With a nod to eminent Sag Harbor art advisor and curator…
Broadway-caliber curtain rises in snazzy Elmont house
By GREGORY ZELLER // From the Off-Off-Broadway file comes Nassau County’s only professional theater company and its new venue, picking up where a community-theater group last bowed out. Welcome to…
Adelphi as a ‘block institute’ in keen Minecraft clone
By GREGORY ZELLER // A creative team of computer-science students and mentors have taken Adelphi University where it’s never gone before – into the world of Minecraft. For the uninitiated,…
At Old Westbury Gardens, a true G gauge whiz
By GREGORY ZELLER // There’s a new Long Island railroad in town. The town is the Village of Old Westbury and the railroad is the Great Pine Railway, summertime centerpiece…