FREE AT BRECKNOCK HALL The Structure of Utopian Communities in the Nineteenth Century with a Specific Emphasis on the Modern Times Community on Long Island Modern Times was a Utopian community existing from 1851 to 1864 in what is now Brentwood, New York, United States. Founded by Josiah Warren and Stephen Pearl Andrews, the community […]
FREE Speaker Olivier Henry explores the significance of the ancient site of Labraunda in Caria. In the 4th century BC, the Hekatomnids reshaped its sanctuary into a major cultural center. Labraunda reflects the rich cultural blending that shaped the Mediterranean world. Click here to register
Free Everyday Choices That Transform Your Health Discover how simple food choices can boost energy, support immunity and enhance overall well‑being. Join Slow Food East End experts Stacey Isaacs and Becky Chidester for easy tips, smart food swaps, favorite seasonal shopping spots, and tasty samples. Enjoy practical, realistic ways to eat healthier. Click here to […]
Free Soprano Ewa Tracz performs a romantic program with Maestra Marin Alsop and the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra. The concert features music by Wagner, Szymanowski, and Prokofiev. Alsop and the NOSPR offer a fresh, moving interpretation of both rare and beloved works. Runtime: 54 mins. Click here to register
FREE @ PECONIC LANDING COMMUNITY CENTER AUDITORIUM Who better than renowned journalist, author and film reviewer Jeffrey Lyons to dig into the archives of “The Lyons Den,” a New York Post column written by his father, the eminent journalist Leonard Lyons, whose celebrity-driven inside info covered the “Golden Age” of New York City nightlife? Here, […]
Free Who better than renowned journalist, author and film reviewer Jeffrey Lyons to dig into the archives of “The Lyons Den,” a New York Post column written by his father, the eminent journalist Leonard Lyons, whose celebrity-driven inside info covered the “Golden Age” of New York City nightlife? Here, the glitterati, the glamorously dressed and […]
Free Beth Young, publisher of The East End Beacon, leads a grassroots news outlet serving the five towns of the East End. Since 2013, the Beacon has focused on local challenges such as housing, coastal resilience, and the seasonal economy. At a time when informed communities are essential, local journalism is both vital and increasingly […]
FREE AT BRECKNOCK HALL Many people think that the Puritans were so afraid of witches that they would never tolerate magic. Join us for a talk about evidence of ritual magic that was practiced in colonial Southold. Southold Town Historian Amy Folk has been on the Board of Directors of the Association of Public Historians […]
FREE AT BRECKNOCK HALL Celebrating 192 Years of Railroading on Long Island. Greenport, the Reason for the Long Island Rail Road. In 1995, with twenty-three years of audio-visual and technical theater experience, Mr. Donald Fisher joined the all-volunteer Railroad Museum of Long Island to serve as an electrician and exhibit designer. By 1998, Mr. Fisher […]
FREE AT PECONIC LANDING With Catherine Harper A unique tale told by a 1870s house. This historical fiction tale progresses through the American Revolution, through local milestones such as the building of the railroad and national milestones such as the Great Depression, to the personal milestones marking the major characters’ lives and their homes, and […]
FREE AT PECONIC LANDING With Dr. Paul Kelton, SBU Indigenous Peoples (American Indians/Native Americans) played a central role in the course of events leading to and comprising the American Revolution. Professor Kelton will discuss this topic, focusing particularly on the struggle of the British to maintain a North American empire set ablaze by conflict between […]
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