Adam Ant To Stand And Deliver With New Tour
Dave Gil de Rubio April 5, 2024
Adam Ant is complicated, in the best sense of the word. Throughout his career, the man born Stuart Goddard has had
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Martin Scorsese In Conversation with Annette Insdorf
Long Island Weekly January 17, 2024
Annette Insdorf will moderate a January 23, 7:30 p.m. 92NY Reel Pieces conversation with the legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese, including clips from
Suzanne Vega’s Fave Albums
Dave Gil de Rubio December 26, 2023
The Big Apple has always held a special place for Suzanne Vega. Despite being born in Santa Monica, CA, Vega landed
Adam Kantor To Join Theatre Festival As Guest Artist
Anton Media Staff July 31, 2023
Long Island Musical Theatre Festival (Steven Altinel, Artistic Director; Nathan Brewer, Executive Director) has announced that Grammy & Emmy Award winner Adam Kantor will join
Seeking A Spiritual Path With Rodrigo y Gabriela
Dave Gil de Rubio July 12, 2023
If you ask Rodrigo Sanchez, one half of the fleet-fingered Mexican acoustic guitar duo Rodrigo y Gabriela, what the COVID-19 personally
Local Bands That Make You Want To Get Out And Dance
Jennifer Corr July 7, 2023
The summer is a great time to go out to your local beach, gazebo, tiki bar, etc. to listen to a
The Eras Tour
Julie Prisco July 6, 2023
Diving into Taylor Swift’s iconic stadium tour Internationally known singer-songwriter Taylor Swift is headlining her sixth concert tour, The Eras Tour.
Peter Frampton Is Living His Best Life
Dave Gil de Rubio July 5, 2023
To paraphrase Mark Twain, rumors of Peter Frampton’s demise have been greatly exaggerated. Of course, it may have to do with
How St. Paul & The Broken Bones Are In A Family Way On New Album
Dave Gil de Rubio June 21, 2023
The ancient Greek playwright Euripides is quoted as saying “To a father growing old, nothing is dearer than a daughter.” It’s
The Governors Ball Music Festival
Jennifer Corr June 20, 2023
How music festivals serve as a snapshot of the cultural, generational moment Flushing Meadows Corona Park typically serves as a recreational
Forest Hills Stadium Celebrates Its Centennial
Dave Gil de Rubio June 16, 2023
When Forest Hills Stadium opened its doors in 1923, Calvin Coolidge was sworn in as president following the death of Warren
Summertime Art
Jennifer Corr May 26, 2023
Museums are a great place to get out of the hot, summer air into air conditioning. They are also great places
The Bahr Gallery Presents ‘The Hippie Ethos’ Exhibit
Jennifer Corr April 30, 2023
Ted Bahr, of the Bahr Gallery in Oyster Bay, has long prided himself on collecting first-edition, psychedelic rock posters, opening the
John Fogerty’s Fave Baseball Players
Dave Gil de Rubio April 25, 2023
In the pantheon of baseball-related songs, John Fogerty’s “Centerfield” takes its place front and center with its nods to Hall of
Jawas, Jedi, And Wookies Rejoice: Star Wars Day Is Here
Amanda Olsen April 24, 2023
501st Empire City Garrison adds a Galactic flavor to local events For many people, May fourth is just another day
Art League Hosts LGBT+ Workshop
Lauren Feldman April 15, 2023
Recently, the Art League of Long Island hosted the first of three LGBTQIA+ workshops taking place over the next few months.
Immigrant Stories: From Tokyo To Long Island, By Way Of Tattoo School
Amanda Olsen March 30, 2023
Growing up in Tokyo, Japan, Nasa Tsuchiya always loved to draw. As a child she had a strong interest in anime
Last Chance To See Vocal Virtuosos
Frank Rizzo March 7, 2023
Manhattan Transfer March 30 concert in Westbury aids Long Island Cares Vocal quartet Manhattan Transfer has earned the appreciation of
Spark Of Creativity
Jennifer Corr February 7, 2023
Expressing life with epilepsy through art According to the Epilepsy Foundation, epilepsy is defined as a brain condition that causes
Coffee Nap Comes To Industry Lounge & Gallery In Huntington
Jennifer Corr January 24, 2023
From open mics in cafes to performance venues like the Industry Lounge & Gallery in Huntington, Coffee Nap is sure making
