January 2018
Bolshoi Ballet Captured Live in HD: Taming of the Shrew
The Bolshoi is “at the top of its game” (Telegraph, U.K.) in acclaimed choreographer Jean-Christophe Maillot’s effervescent production of The Taming of the Shrew. Set to a tapestry of Shostakovich’s most colorful music, Shakespeare’s famously chauvinistic comedy is transformed into a battle of wits between two equally feisty individuals: stormy individualist Katharina and smug bad boy Petruchio. With their signature bravura, the Bolshoi’s incomparable dancers bring to hilarious life all of the fawning, preening, and hypocrisy that well-born Kate finds…
Find out more »History of FDNY Fireboat “Firefighter” with Charlie Ritchie
Explore the significance of longest-serving fireboat in FDNY history, the “Firefighter” formally known as FDNY’s “Marine 9.” Learn about its design and construction, major fires and its role in the history of American technology and future construction of fireboats. Hear anecdotally storied from firefighters and mariners serving on the vessel over its 72-year long career. A short video will be shown with a following question and answer period regarding anything about the vessels life and history, recent shipyard work and…
Find out more »Project Genesis: Jewish-Christian Inquiry into the New Testament
Join us for a discussion on the interpretation of the Christian Scriptures with insights and commentary from the Jewish tradition. Presented by educators Dr. Donald Russo & Rabbi Gadi Capela. All are welcome.
Find out more »February 2018
Howard Dean: “World Politics in the Age of Trump”
Join Howard Dean, former Chairman of the Democratic National Committee and Governor of Vermont on Tuesday, February 6, at 4:00 pm for an intimate, nonpartisan discussion about the current state of American politics. Presented by Peconic Landing's Lifetime Learning Speakers Bureau. Guests are required to register for the event as space is limited. Please visit https://peconiclanding.ticketleap.com/ to register.
Find out more »Don’t Mean a Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing
Join renowned songwriter and composer Jeff Franzel along with musicians Corin Stigall and Yaala Ballin as they celebrate African-American composers and vocalists of the 20th century. Enjoy the sounds of Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Thelonious Monk, and a nod to the blues with covers of Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith. Jeff is currently working on a Billy Joel country tribute album as the pianist/arranger featuring Willie Nelson and Lady Antebellum. He has written songs for such diverse…
Find out more »The Bolshoi Ballet In HD: Romeo and Juliet
In Verona, Romeo and Juliet fall madly in love while their respective families, the Montagues and the Capulets, are caught in a bitter rivalry ending in heart-wrenching tragedy… Alexei Ratmansky, former artistic director of the Bolshoi Ballet, stages the company’s premiere of his production with dramatic urgency and a fresh re-telling of Shakespeare’s beloved classic. His brilliant and detailed adaptation set to Prokofiev’s romantic and cinematic score reignites the story of literature’s most celebrated star-crossed lovers like no other classical ballet…
Find out more »State of Greenport Village and Southold Town 2018
Mayor George Hubbard of Greenport Village and Scott Russell, Southold Town Supervisor, will conduct a state of the local government discussion panel. This is a great opportunity to hear and be able to question the important issues that face us on a daily basis. Both officials are bright, engaging and open minded. Bring your questions. Presented by Peconic Landing's Lifetime Learning Speakers Bureau.
Find out more »The History of African American Music to Modern Day
The History of African American Music to Modern Day presented by musician, commercial jingle writer and singer-songwriter Sheree M.C. Elder, describes various genres of music that have evolved throughout African American history until present day. Performing with Sheree's is William T. Turpin Jr., aka "Teddy Turpin," a self-taught musician, choir director, worship leader and songwriter. Teddy has been performing for over four decades; he favors music by Stevie Wonder and recently moved back to the East End of Long Island.
Find out more »March 2018
The Fire Island Lighthouse: Long Island’s Welcoming Beacon
The Fire Island Lighthouse: Long Island’s Welcoming Beacon is presented by the Southold Historical Society. Along with a selection of wonderful color photographs depicting the grandeur of the lighthouse, author Bill Bleyer charts the history of Long Island's cherished Fire Island Lighthouse. Book Review: "Bill Bleyer, prize-winning staff writer for Newsday and life-long boater is clearly smitten with the lighthouse, and for years has written about it. Here, he lays out for the reader both its past and present, covering…
Find out more »Sounds of St. Patricks Day
Join us for a free celebration of Irish culture featuring live music, fiddlers and more. Festive apparel welcomed. Sponsored by People United's Bank.
Find out more »Narrow River Singers
This entertaining program will include familiar concert favorites from this popular women's chorus. Including a medley from Finian's Rainbow, a Cole Porter medley and selections from Ain't Misbehavin' and Sweet Charity.
Find out more »Book Talks: In Defense of Food by Michael Pollan: presented by SHS
In Defense of Food by Michael Pollan: presented by the Southold Historical Society. "From the author of the bestselling The Omnivore's Dilemma comes this bracing and eloquent manifesto that shows readers how they might start making thoughtful food choices that can enrich their lives and enlarge their sense of what it means to be healthy." A discussion of author Micheal Pollan's book which shows us how we can start making thoughtful food choices, begin to understand what is means to…
Find out more »Captured Live in HD! National Theatre presents: Young Marx
Rory Kinnear (The Threepenny Opera, Penny Dreadful, Othello) is Marx and Oliver Chris (Twelfth Night, Green Wing) is Engels, in this new comedy written by Richard Bean and Clive Coleman. Broadcast live from The Bridge Theatre, London, the production is directed by Nicholas Hytner and reunites the creative team behind Broadway and West End hit comedy One Man, Two Guvnors. 1850, and Europe’s most feared terrorist is hiding in Dean Street, Soho. Broke, restless and horny, the thirty-two-year-old revolutionary is a frothing combination of…
Find out more »A Nature’s Journal with John Holzapfel
Join former teacher and trustee John Holzapfel as he continues his monthly nature series. The program will feature a little science, lots of pictures and a timely discussion of nature's activities for the month. The discussion is free to all!
Find out more »April 2018
Meet the Artist in Residence: Glass Artist Yan Rieger
Local glass artist Yan Rieger will discuss the art of painting with light using glass as a medium. Explore the history of glass and fused glass forming techniques he uses to create his works, which are featured throughout the North Fork.
Find out more »Lifetime Learning Speakers Bureau presents: Having Your Voice in End of Life Planning
Mark B. Peterson, ED.D. discusses the importance of "Having Your Voice” with the help of four short videos that he says could change your life. His lifelong commitment has been to help individuals, couples, and families make important complex decisions about how they wish to live their lives.
Find out more »National Theatre Captured Live in HD: Julius Caesar
Nicholas Hytner’s production will thrust the audience into the street party that greets Caesar’s return, the congress that witnesses his murder, the rally that assembles for his funeral and the chaos that explodes in its wake. Ben Whishaw (The Danish Girl, Skyfall, Hamlet) and Michelle Fairley (Fortitude, Game of Thrones) play Brutus and Cassius, David Calder (The Lost City of Z, The Hatton Garden Job) plays Caesar, and David Morrissey (The Missing, Hangmen, The Walking Dead) is Mark Antony. Broadcast…
Find out more »Helen Keller Services: Independence for the Visually Impaired
Explore tips and tricks to help support your loved ones who are having difficulties with their sight. Robin Dinerstein, Vision Rehabilitation Teacher at Helen Keller Services, will discuss services available through the organization and how they can help visually impaired individuals maintain their independence and live comfortably and safely at home.
Find out more »Nature’s Journal with John Holzapfel: Special Earth Day Edition
Join former teacher and trustee John Holzapfel for a special Earth Day edition as he continues his monthly nature series. The program will feature a little science, lots of pictures and a timely discussion of nature’s activities for the month. This event is also simulcasted LIVE to the Southold Library.
Find out more »Project Genesis: Jewish-Christian Inquiry into the New Testament
Join us for a discussion on the interpretation of the Christian Scriptures with insights and commentary from the Jewish tradition. Presented by educators Dr. Donald Russo & Rabbi Gadi Capela. All are welcome.
Find out more »May 2018
Matters of the Heart: Join PBMC’s Dr. Stanley Katz, Chief of Cardiology
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women in the United States. The good news? It is also one of the most preventable. Making heart-healthy choices, knowing your family health history and the risk factors for heart disease, having regular check-ups and working with your physician to manage your health are all integral aspects of saving lives from this often silent killer. Join Dr. Stanley Katz, Chief of Cardiology at Peconic Bay Medical Center, as…
Find out more »Silent Movie Spectacular: Grandma’s Boy – A Hal Roach production
Presented by the New York Theatre Organ Society, this 1922 classic comedy, starring the great silent film genius Harold Lloyd, was originally intended as a serious movie, but was altered by Lloyd into a comedy by adding gag scenes. Charlie Chaplin said that "It is one of the best constructed screenplays I have ever seen on the screen.” Bernie Anderson, silent film organist and orchestrator, has presented live accompaniments for silent films, with theatre organ and piano since 1995 and…
Find out more »The Jamesport Meeting House Chorus presents: A Cole Porter Concert
The Jamesport Meeting House Chorus, under the direction of George Moravek, brings you a “Classic Cole Porter” concert. Mr. Moravek says Porter is his “all-time favorite composer” and that he “loves working with this music.” The concert will include familiar Porter numbers like “Begin the Beguine,” “Night and Day,” “I Get A Kick Out of You” and “Anything Goes.” The list goes on and on and on. Soloists will include Dee Martin, Dorothy Piscitelli, Michael Bonti, Rusty Kransky, Bill Batcher,…
Find out more »Jennifer Hines and Jose Sacín In Concert
Presented by East End Arts! Come experience the astounding music of vocalist and new EEA Faculty member Jennifer Hines and exquisite sounds of Peruvian baritone, Jose Sacín With her distinctive timbre, her powerful voice, and her versatility, Jennifer Hines is as convincing as the gypsy Carmen as she is as Bertarido. She has performed many opera roles to critical acclaim, and has also excelled as an oratorio singer. – from Contralto Peruvian baritone Jose Sacín has a sturdy, commanding voice…
Find out more »John May Mile & 5K Race Benefiting the Greenport Fire Department
Peconic Landing is proud to host our 13th Annual May Mile & 5K Race! The East End’s Premier Older Americans Month Celebration benefitting the Greenport Fire Department. Enjoy our free Kid Fun Zone and Yoga Warm-up instruction provided by Peconic Landing’s team of personal trainers prior to the race. Registration and stretching begin at 8 a.m. at Brecknock Hall with the race and walk to start at 10 a.m. • 5K Race Entry Fee: $20.00 for pre-registration, $15.00 for students…
Find out more »The East End Arts Faculty Recital
Meet and welcome the faculty of the new EEA Music School at Brecknock Hall! Join us for an afternoon concert featuring members of the outstanding, multi-talented faculty from the Music Program at East End Arts School. Classical and contemporary selections will be performed on piano, violin, trumpet, and guitar. Featuring the talents of Roselle Borelli, Philip Calderone, Rick DeLuca, Lisa Casal-Galietta, Omar Haddad, Jennifer Hines, Bob Hovey, Gene Lamendola, and Marlene Markard.
Find out more »Nature’s Journal with John Holzapfel
Join John Holzapfel as he continues his monthly series. The program will consist of a little science, lots of pictures and a timely discussion of nature’s activities for the month.
Find out more »The Invention of the American Vacation
The idea of going on a vacation is a modern concept. No one ever “took a vacation” before the 1790s. Indeed, the word “vacation” didn’t exist before 1791, when two famous American gentlemen went on a long recreational tour, launching a tradition that is still with us. The word “vacation” is derived from the verb “to vacate,” which is what school children did to schools when it was time to work on family farms in summer months. Peconic Landing resident…
Find out more »The Perlman Music Program: Chamber Music Workshop
The Chamber Music Workshop continues to grow into one of the country’s most prestigious summer chamber music programs. The workshop invites young artists ages 18 and up to devote two and a half weeks to studying masterworks of the chamber repertoire. Intensive rehearsals and coaching's, absorbing master classes, and late night sight-reading sessions are an essential part of the workshop. The Chamber Music Work-shop has truly become a cherished part of the East End’s cultural life. The artists will captivate…
Find out more »June 2018
Cardiothoracic Surgery with Dr. Joanna Chikwe
Join Dr. Joanna Chikwe and L. Reuven Pasternak, MD MPH MBA, Vice President of Health Systems at Stony Brook and Paul Connor, President and CEO at ELIH, as they speak about Cardiothoracic surgery coming to the North Fork. Presented by ELIH and Stony Brook Medicine.
Find out more »Marine Cultivation with John Holzapfel
John Holzapfel will give a program about the natural history and environmentally beneficial effects of growing oysters, scallops and algae in our bays and creeks. Presented by The North Fork Audubon Society.
Find out more »Captured LIVE in HD: Macbeth
Sleep no more...The ruined aftermath of a bloody civil war. Ruthlessly fighting to survive, the Macbeths are propelled towards the crown by forces of elemental darkness. Rufus Norris directs Shakespeare's most intense and terrifying tragedy. Rory Kinnear and Anne-Marie Duff play Macbeth and Lady Macbeth.
Find out more »CANCELLED: “The History and Language of Pasta” with Professor Balducci
This event has been cancelled* "The History and Language of Pasta" deals with the origin of different varieties and shapes of dry and fresh pasta within the context of Italian culture from Renaissance to today and why pasta has become an international success. Dr. Balducci, who resides in Montauk, is a retired professor from Stony Brook where he taught courses in Italian, Cinema and Arab culture.
Find out more »Panel Discussion on “The Retreat”: Protecting Women and Children
Loretta Davis, Executive Director of The Retreat, will lead a panel discussion on aims and resources of their programs, including their support for victims of domestic abuse. Presented by the PL Lifetime Learning Speakers Bureau.
Find out more »July 2018
Art Without Barriers Self-Guided Tours
The North Fork’s only Sculpture Garden, this outdoor gallery features 18 different works sprinkled throughout Peconic Landing’s campus. Established in 2010, it is home to regional, national and internationally recognized artists showcasing a diversity of material, techniques, and content. Our exhibition, Art Without Barriers: What you hear is what you see, is all about accessibility, with a particular focus on the visually impaired. The garden features descriptive audio, enabling people of various abilities to experience art in creative ways. Garden…
Find out more »MFI: Screenwriter Todd Komarnicki screens “Sully”
Enjoy a Q&A with Todd Komarnicki - a prolific writer, producer, and director of film and television, as well as an acclaimed novelist. Komarnicki's screenplays include Sully, directed by Clint Eastwood and starring Tom Hanks, which opened #1 at the box office to rave reviews from critics and audiences alike; Perfect Stranger starring Bruce Willis and Halle Berry, an adaptation of the international bestseller; and The Professor and the Madman which is set for release in 2018, and stars Mel…
Find out more »Maritime Landmarks of Southold Town with Ted Webb, Lighthouse Historian
Did you know that there are more lighthouses in Southold, New York than any other Township in the United States? These lighthouses have witnessed maritime history in the guise of clipper ships, whalers, steamers, rum runners and the Picket Patrol of World War II. Today, sailors, fishermen, pleasure boats, ferries and others still use these lighthouses as landmarks and navigation aids. Ted Webb of the East End Seaport Museum takes us on a descriptive and virtual tour.
Find out more »MFI: Giancarlo Esposito screens “The Usual Suspects”
Giancarlo Esposito is an American actor and director. He has played Gustavo "Gus" Fring on the AMC shows Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, a role for which he won the Best Supporting Actor in a Drama award at the 2012 Critics' Choice Television Awards and was nominated for an Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series award at the 2012 Primetime Emmy Awards. Registration required as space is limited. *Chazz Palminteri is no longer able to attend Saturday's screening. He…
Find out more »ELIH & Stony Brook Medicine present: When to go to the E.R. with Dr. Kai M. Stürmann, MD
Do you know when it's appropriate to go to the emergency room for an injury? Join Eastern Long Island Hospital's Dr. Kai M. Stürmann specializing in Emergency Medicine for an informative seminar on when you should and shouldn't go to the E.R. Dr. Kai M. Stürmann is Board Certified in Emergency Medicine and he has been a full time Attending Physician in ELIH’s Emergency Department since 2011. He is currently the Director of Quality within Emergency Medicine, and a Member…
Find out more »Elevated Vision: Aerial Observations of Alex Ferrone Opening Reception
East End Arts is pleased to announce a special new solo exhibition featuring fine art photographic works by Alex Ferrone at the Peconic Landing Theater Gallery in Greenport. North Fork resident Alex Ferrone has found her artistic niche as the only female aerial photographer in the New York Tri-State region photographing by helicopter. As a self-educated artist, Ferrone’s commercial and fine art photographs have been published widely in regional, national, and international publications including Wine Spectator, Architectural Digest, Vanity Fair…
Find out more »Project Genesis: Jewish-Christian Inquiry into the New Testament
Join us for a discussion on the interpretation of the Christian Scriptures with insights and commentary from the Jewish tradition. All are welcome.
Find out more »The Northeast Stage presents: William Shakespeare’s comedy Mucho Ado About Nothing
"Sigh no more, ladies – men were deceivers ever." A group of soldiers returns from the war. The world-weary Benedick and his friend Claudio find themselves reacquainted with Beatrice and Hero. Claudio and Hero fall madly deeply in love, while Benedick and Beatrice reignite their own altogether more combative courtship.
Find out more »Perlman Music Program Alumni Concert
Perlman Music Program alumni are busily preparing for the prestigious International Violin Competition of Indianapolis. Only forty violinists are invited to compete from hundreds of applicants worldwide. Peconic Landing is honored to host these alumni as they get ready for the competition by performing the works they will play for the judges in Indianapolis.
Find out more »August 2018
Art Without Barriers Self-Guided Tours
The North Fork’s only Sculpture Garden, this outdoor gallery features 18 different works sprinkled throughout Peconic Landing’s campus. Established in 2010, it is home to regional, national and internationally recognized artists showcasing a diversity of material, techniques, and content. Our exhibition, Art Without Barriers: What you hear is what you see, is all about accessibility, with a particular focus on the visually impaired. The garden features descriptive audio, enabling people of various abilities to experience art in creative ways. Garden…
Find out more »National Theatre Captured LIVE in HD: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
Fifteen-year-old Christopher has an extraordinary brain; he is exceptionally intelligent but ill-equipped to interpret everyday life. When he falls under suspicion for killing his neighbor’s dog, he sets out to identify the true culprit, which leads to an earth-shattering discovery and a journey that will change his life forever. Based on the award-winning novel by Mark Haddon, adapted by Simon Stephens this production won 5 Tony awards, including best play in 2015.
Find out more »Eastern Long Island Hospital presents: Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
Join Paul J. Connor, CEO/ President of Eastern Long Island Hospital, for this comprehensive program outlining the types of diagnostic services offered at ELIH, including radiological and laboratory testing.
Find out more »10th Annual Celebration of the Written Word
Join published authors and poets including Billy Hands, Ed Butscher, Bill Batcher and Harvey Feinstein as they share their latest works. Refreshments served after the readings in the Club Room. Books will be on sale in the library. Free to all.
Find out more »Planning your 2018 Tax Return & Beyond
Join James Meyer from Greco Planning group and Ray Zajac, EA; Two of the industry's leading professionals as they share insights into tax planning based on the tax cut legislation of 2017.
Find out more »Lyme & Tick-Borne Diseases: What you need to know with Dr. Wellins
This year’s program will also feature a leading Entomologist who will discuss the types of ticks found on Eastern Long Island, and an Allergist who is a recognized expert in the Alpha-gal meat allergy. Presented in a panel discussion format by Eastern Long Island Hospital.
Find out more »Transportation & Infrastructure: Southold Town’s Comprehensive Plan
Join this interactive discussion of the draft Transportation and Infrastructure Chapter of the Town’s Comprehensive Plan. Discuss future planning for traffic, pedestrian and bike safety. (Photo: Route 48 by The Suffolk Times)
Find out more »The Long Island Express: The Hurricane of 1938
Hosted the day after the 80th Anniversary of the storm, this presentation will tell the story of the approach, arrival and the damage the hurricane of 1938 inflicted on the North Fork of Long Island. Photographs, movies and personal interviews will be used to tell the story of this catastrophic event. Presented by John Holzapfel.
Find out more »Susan Gibbs presents: The History and Preservation of “America’s Flagship”
The story of the SS United States is also the story of a brilliant marine engineer and naval architect who brought her into being. To say that William Francis Gibbs had a long-running love affair with a ship would be, quite frankly, an understatement. Salty-tongued, superstitious, and with no formal training in the field, he quit his job in real-estate law in 1916 to devote himself to designing the world’s fastest ship. Learn about the history and preservation of the…
Find out more »Breaking Bread with Balanchine
George Balanchine, the legendary choreographer, was also a great cook. In this talk, Dr. Meryl Rosofsky, adjunct professor of Food Studies at NYU and former Fellow at the Center for Ballet and the Arts, shares insights into Balanchine’s love of food and cooking, and explores how his connection to food reflects the geographic and cultural forces that shaped him as an artist. She also delves into the cultural history of ballerina Tanaquil Le Clercq’s The Ballet Cook Book, a masterful compendium…
Find out more »September 2018
Art Without Barriers Self-Guided Tours
The North Fork’s only Sculpture Garden, this outdoor gallery features 18 different works sprinkled throughout Peconic Landing’s campus. Established in 2010, it is home to regional, national and internationally recognized artists showcasing a diversity of material, techniques, and content. Our exhibition, Art Without Barriers: What you hear is what you see, is all about accessibility, with a particular focus on the visually impaired. The garden features descriptive audio, enabling people of various abilities to experience art in creative ways. Garden…
Find out more »End of Summer Celebration and Fireworks Show
Peconic Landing is excited to announce it will be hosting its annual End of Summer Celebration and Fireworks Show, open to the greater community. FREE to all on Labor Day weekend, the much-anticipated event attracts hundreds of guests each year, designed to bring Peconic Landing members and staff together with neighbors from the East End community. It serves as a thank you for the community’s support throughout the year. “A melding of members, neighbors, and classical music makes this a…
Find out more »NY Philharmonic Captured Live: 9/11 In Remembrance & Renewal “A Concert for New York”
A Concert for New York took place at New York's Lincoln Center, 10 years after 9/11. Alan Gilbert conducted the New York Philarmonic, performing Mahler to remember and honor the victims of this tragic day. For Alan Gilbert, Mahler's Second Symphony was an obvious choice: "Resurrection powerfully and profoundly explores the range of emotions provoked by the memories of 9/11. Its message of renewal and rebirth is universal. We offer it as a tribute to those lost ten years ago." PROGRAM Gustav…
Find out more »The “I Love Lucy” Story: Birth of the Modern Day Sitcom
A behind-the-scenes look at one of the most beloved television shows ever created. When Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball fell in love on the movie set of Too Many Girls they never imagined that together they would revolutionize the television industry. During this program, we will examine the early careers of both Lucy and Desi, how they met, their battles with CBS and the ultimate creation of Desilu Studios.
Find out more »LTL Speakers Bureau: Environmental Issues Facing the North Fork
An environmental panel moderated by member Ed Porco. The focus of the presentation will be on water quality and waste management. If time allows other issues such as open space and the pace of commercial and residential development will be discussed. The focus will be not only on the issues, but possible solutions as well. Presented by the Lifetime Learning Speakers Bureau.
Find out more »Nature’s Journal with John Holzapfel
Join John Holzapfel as he continues his monthly series. The program will consist of a little science, lots of pictures and a timely discussion of nature’s activities for the month.
Find out more »Bach to the Future: Classical & Jazz Piano Alexander A. Wu
Mr. Wu, a Yamaha Performing Artist who is equally at home performing classical music or jazz as he illustrates in his program Bach to the Future. He fuses these musical forms beautifully with comparison pieces by a variety of composers from Bach and Debussy to Ellington, Gershwin and Brubeck.
Find out more »October 2018
Art Without Barriers Self-Guided Tours
The North Fork’s only Sculpture Garden, this outdoor gallery features 18 different works sprinkled throughout Peconic Landing’s campus. Established in 2010, it is home to regional, national and internationally recognized artists showcasing a diversity of material, techniques, and content. Our exhibition, Art Without Barriers: What you hear is what you see, is all about accessibility, with a particular focus on the visually impaired. The garden features descriptive audio, enabling people of various abilities to experience art in creative ways. Garden…
Find out more »Team Peconic Landing Will Walk To End Alzheimer’s
Join the Peconic Landing family as we walk to support research to treat and prevent Alzheimer's, and provide programs and support to improve the lives of millions of affected Americans. Become a member of Team Peconic Landing or donate at: http://act.alz.org/site/TR/Walk2017/General?team_id=383242&pg=team&fr_id=10647 Location: Suffolk County Farm 350 Yaphank Ave Yaphank, NY 11980 Registration opens at 9:00 am Opening Ceremony begins at 10:00 am Walk starts at 10:30 am Thank you for your support! To learn more…
Find out more »Mel Brooks: The Early Years w/ Sal St. George
Prepare yourself for a good laugh!!! This program will certainly satisfy your need to smile. Watch along with Sal St. George as he focuses on the early years of iconic comedian Mel Brooks. Explore some of his most memorable television appearances such as Johnny Carson, or the Two Thousand Year Old Man and many more. Come and enjoy the madcap of comedy of one of America's foremost entertain treasures!
Find out more »A Nature’s Journal w/ John Holzapfel
Discover your environment with our favorite resident scientist, John Holzapfel. Join as he educates us on the remarkable nature of the North Fork. This event has a LIVE simulcast to our local Southold Library!
Find out more »Project Genesis
Join Dr. Don Russo and Rabbi Gadi Capela as they discuss and interpret the Christian Scriptures with insights & commentary from the Jewish tradition.
Find out more »Tax Alert!!! 2018 Planning Program
A chance to minimize your 2018 Taxes! Back by popular demand, tax experts Ray Zajac, EA, and Jim Meyer from Greco Planning will join us to answer your individual questions. In addition, they will share expertise on the changes expected from the 2017 Tax Legislation that may impact your tax return, including new tax brackets, deductions, exemptions, Social Security and more.
Find out more »November 2018
Live in HD: Kent Nagano conducts Montreals Symphony Orchestra
Come and see Kent Nagano as he conducts Montreal's Symphony Orchestra, captured Live in HD. Performing Beethoven's Symphonies No. 2 and No. 6 in D Major an F Major, respectively. Both these musical pleasures are considered to be Beethoven's most lighthearted symphonic works. Kent Nagano is an american conductor as well as an opera administrator, who has been the music director of the symphony since 2006.
Find out more »The Peconic Land Trust: What We Do
The Peconic Land Trust, and the work they do. Since 1983, they have worked diligently with landowners, communities, municipalities, and partner organizations to protect 12,000 acres of land. Now in its 35th year, the Trust is an innovator in land, water, and historic preservation with projects across our island. The discussion will preview two exciting projects just beginning in Southold Town. The restoration and relation of the historic Lt. Moses Case House & The Wolf Preserve all access trail system. Come…
Find out more »The Annual Holiday Gift Showcase
The Showcase is here and it's just in time!!! Whoever said it was too early to think about your holiday shopping list. Come to see some of the East End's best artisans and vendors at Peconic Landing as they take over our community center with their finest crafts, gifts, and food items for our members and the local community to browse and buy. Original and affordable accessories and gifts for all to enjoy!
Find out more »Guide Dog Foundation: Service Dog Etiquette
The Guide Dog Foundation returns to Peconic Landing with trainers Mike Devlin and Maria Nuzzi. Join as they give a presentation with a few service dogs in their final stages of training. The group will talk about service dog etiquette while answering any questions you might have!
Find out more »A Nature’s Journal with John Holzapfel
Join in the discoveries with our favorite resident scientist, John Holzapfel as he educates us on the remarkable nature of the North Fork. This is event has a LIVE simulcast to our local Southold Library!
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Perlman Music Group: Alumni Concert
The Perlman Music Program's extraordinary alumni are thrilled to return! Founded by Toby Perlman in 1994, The program offers unparalleled musical training to young string players of rare and special talent. With a world-class faculty led by Itzhak Perlman and a signature summer program held right on Shelter Island, they are developing the future leaders of classical music within a nurturing and supportive community. Joining us for a performance from the Perlman Music Program alumni violist Will Frampton, world famous…
Find out more »December 2018
Managing Thought with Jim Ryan, Life Coach
Jim Ryan is the founder & President of Jim Ryan Talks, an organization dedicated to the cultivation and development of each individual’s potential for living a life full of joy, fulfillment and success. Be prepared to be enlightened!
Find out more »The Magic of Christmas
Celebrate with Christmas and Holiday favorites performed by Darren Ottati and Friends!
Find out more »Alzheimer’s Disease: What it is and Why You Should be Screened w/ Daphne Perry MPH, PHR, SHRM-CP
Over 5.7 million Americans have Alzhiemer's. Daphne Perry, Program Director of the Center of Excellence for Alzhiermer's Disease Program at Stony Brook gives an overview of the disease and other helpful information.
Find out more »Harbor Bells Traditional Choir
Traditional holiday favorites performed live by a unique musical group. A great way to get in the spirit! Members of the Harbor Bells have performing together since 1993 and entertaining the North and South Forks since that time.
Find out more »Isralei Philhamonic Orchestra
Israeli Philharmonic performs Sint-Saens, Chopin, Chausson and Beethoven conducted by the legendary Zubin Mehta.
Find out more »A Ukulele Christmas Concert w/ PLUC
PLUC: Peconic Landing Ukulele Club performs the holidays favorites!
Find out more »Spirit of the Holidays with J. Hammock and Chosen Gospel Choir
Directed by Jussiye Hammock, the gosepl singers from the J. Hammock and Chosen Gospel Choir, will stir the soul with beautiful holiday selections. Jusssiye has toured the east coast with Nyack College. He has performed in venues such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Apollo Theater, Radio City Music Hall and off-broadway.
Find out more »Nature’s Journal w/ John Holzapfel
Our favorite resident scientist, John Holzapfel, educates us on the remarkable North Fork.
Find out more »January 2019
“In My Mind’s Eye” a Solo Exhibition w/ Hector deCordova
Local Greenport artist, Hector deCordova invites you to his solo exhibition. Set as an open reception & talk, he will discuss his styles and mediums. "Painting allows me to explore. It takes me out of the confines of the norm, it let's me peek around the corner, find a new material, a new subject and see where it takes me" - Hector deCordova Come and join in the exploration!
Find out more »“The Art of the Eel” with the Southold Historical Society
Brought to you by Peconic Landing's Lifetime Learning Speakers Bureau: Southold Historical Society presents Dr. Stephen N. Sanfilippo. The doctor is sure to electrify the audience with this ever elating presentation on the history of eel fishing. To be accompanied by music and poetry.
Find out more »Live in HD: The Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra
Captured Live in HD: The Rotterdams Philharmonic Orchestra. Performing, Mahler’s Symphony No. 8, one of the largest-scale choral works in the classical concert repertoire. Conducted by Yannick Nézet-Séguin, a Canadian conductor and pianist, and now the Metropolitan Opera’s new Music Director.
Find out more »From Egypt to Rehoboth: A Spiritual Road-Map
A spiritual road-map to peace, and a panel discussion. If you have enjoyed our Project Genesis series of lectures and discussions this is the event for you. Featuring returning lecturers Rabbi Gadi Capela and Dr. Don Russo, this will be an open dialogue on Interfaith Relationships and their importance.
Find out more »What Do They Have In Common: Downtown Abbey, King Tut, and Art Deco?
A lecture by member Harvey Feinstein which will include a video by professor and archaeologist, Bob Brier opening King Tut’s tomb.
Find out more »Glaucoma: The Silent Thief of Sight w/ Lawrence Buono, MD
January is Glaucoma Awareness Month, an important time to spread the word about this sight-stealing disease, with no warning signs. More than 200,000 in the United States every year. The most common form of Glaucoma affects individuals aged 40 and older. Learn how to best preserve your vision from this discussion with Dr. Lawrence Buono, MD.
Find out more »A Nature’s Journal w/ John Holzapfel
Our favorite resident scientist John Holzapfel, educates us on the remarkable nature of the North Fork.
Find out more »State of the Town & Village
Join George Hubbard, Mayor of Greenport Village, and Scott Russell, Southold Town Supervisor as they conduct a state of the local government discussion panel. Questions welcomed.
Find out more »February 2019
Menhaden Fishing w/ Amy Folk
A presentation from the Southold Historical Society: From the earliest days of settlement in Southold, menhaden, known locally as “bunker,” have played an important role in the lives of eastern Long Island residents. Amy Folk, the Southold Historical Society Manager of Collections, talks about the importance of menhaden on the North Fork and its recent decline.
Find out more »Live in HD: National Theatre’s Anthony & Cleopatra
Caesar and his assassins are dead. General Mark Antony now rules alongside his fellow defenders of Rome. But at the fringes of a war-torn empire, the Egyptian Queen Cleopatra and Mark Antony have fallen desperately in love. Captured Live in HD.
Find out more »Assistive Technology Overview w/ John Jeavons
John Jeavons, the Access Technology Specialist at Nassau County Community College, will examine different types and uses of assistive technology devices. These devices and systems hold the potential to enhance one’s quality of life.
Find out more »General Surgery Advancements at ELIH w/ Dr. Samer Sbayi
Stony Brook University Hospital's General Surgery Fellowship at ELIH with Samer Sbayi, MD Learn about the collaboration of Stony Brook University Hospital and ELIH for the advancement of surgical procedures at ELIH. Dr. Samer Sbayi, Director of Exigent Emergency General Surgery Service at Stony Brook, will discuss the impact of new services for patient welfare.
Find out more »A Nature’s Journal w/ John Holzapfel
Our favorite resident scientist, John Holzapfel, educates us on the remarkable nature of the North Fork.
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Black History Month: Celebration of African American Musicals
Celebrate Black History Month with musical selections and readings honoring Broadway musicals that shaped African-American musical theater, from shows like Porgy and Bess and The Wiz. Selections will be performed by renowned New York City vocalists.
Find out more »Intermezzo: A Perlman Music Program Concert
Violinist Hannah Tarley with piano accompaniment from Perlman Music Program will perform a short concert to mark the transition between Winter and the promise of Spring. This past fall, she appeared with Itzhak Perlman at the opening night of the San Francisco Symphony.
Find out more »Los Angeles Philharmonic
Gustavo Dudamel and jazz superstar Herbie Hancock meet at the crossroads of jazz and classical music in a concert dedicated to American composer George Gershwin.
Find out more »March 2019
Project Genesis
Jewish-Christian Historic Inquiry into the New Testament: Join Dr. Don Russo and Rabbi Gadi Capela as they discuss and interpret Christian scriptures with insights and commentary from the Jewish heritage.
Find out more »Ten Secrets to Success and Inner Peace
Maybe a new idea could help make us experience a little more peace in our lives: Join Jim Ryan, motivational speaker, and author, as he discusses the "10 Secrets to Success and Inner Peace." Some of us still have challenges that keep us from realizing our potential in these areas.
Find out more »Sounds of St. Patrick’s Day
Celebrate with internationally acclaimed recording artists Aileen O'Rourke, Eamonn O’Rourke, and Gabriel Donohue. Enjoy Irish music at its best, live on our stage! Sponsored by People’s United Bank in celebration of the life of Dick Noncarrow, former Vice President, Cutchogue Branch.
Find out more »A Conversation about The Glass Universe by Dava Sobel
Dava Sobel, New York Times best-selling author of Galileo’s Daughter and Longitude, will read from her latest work, The Glass Universe, and sign books! Dava will be introduced by author and poet, Peconic Landing Member, Fran Castan.
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