Peconic Landing Community Center

Join Howard Dean, former Chairman of the Democratic National Committee and Governor of Vermont, for an intimate, nonpartisan discussion about the current state of American politics.    

Daniel A. Grande, Ph.D. will explore the different types of stem cells, their biology and how they can be used in the field of regenerative medicine. Questions will be addressed including: What is a stem cell? How do stem cells work? What diseases have shown promise by the application of stem cell technology? Grande is […]

Move and Flow: Streamed Live from the Mark Morris Dance Center in Brooklyn Exercise with David Leventhal, Program Director and founding instructor of the Mark Morris Dance Center, leads this INTERACTIVE LIVE broadcast featuring an instructional program of movement and dance. All are welcome.

Mr. Feinstein will share his eyewitness account of the Hindenburg Disaster that mesmerized our country, 82 years ago. 

Laurie Leonard, Executive Director of End of Life Choices New York, will explain what you need to do to in order to express your specific wishes for end of life care and have those wishes respected. At this program you will learn:   Why advance care planning is more important now than ever before What […]

The Jamesport Chorus, who brought us the Cole Porter concert last year,  return with an evening of songs by George and Ira Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue, Porgy and Bess, I Got Rhythm, Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off. The list of American classics goes on and on!  

Our favorite resident scientist, John Holzapfel, educates us on the remarkable nature of the North Fork.  

In the spirit of  Earth Day, Peconic Landing celebrates with a special presentation from Doug Mercer, founder of the Wellness Foundation. Doug will present an informative and inspiring discussion with effective tips for living your best life. Doug will share positive changes he has made in his own life and offers how those changes can help […]

The Golden Age Ballet is a satirical take on the political and cultural change in 1920s' Europe. In the 1920’s, The Golden Age cabaret is a favorite nightly haunt. A young fisherman Boris falls in love with a woman named Rita. He follows her to the cabaret and realizes that she is the beautiful dancer […]

Praised by the New York Times for her “sweet-toned playing,” Alice Ivy-Pemberton will include selections from Adams and Beethoven and accompanied by pianist Jun Cho in her program. In 2018, Alice won The Juilliard School’s Violin Concerto Competition.  

Did you know that there is 50 acre county park right down the road from Peconic Landing? Naturalist Tom Damiani will be presenting on the flora and fauna at the park, soon to be named The Roy Latham Nature Center.