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FALL/WINTER 2021-2022 (OCT – JAN) • VOL XXI • IssuE 3 PERmIT NO. 275
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From the Executive Director
Arts Cultural News including our popular Nightmare on cultural life of Huntington and Long
Main Street featuring works by talented Island, through cultural programming and
FALL/WINTER 2021-2022 6 -12th graders. Conversations in the support for artists, arts organizations and
Arts returns with a variety of topics, educators. Many thanks to Supervisor
Table of Contents featuring artists and administrators from Lupinacci and the Town Board of
5 Grants Long Island’s creative community. HAC Huntington for continued support to help
6 Arts in Ed also brings back Arts Leadership Forums make it all happen.
8 Gallery Events for administrators, collaborating with LI
I am grateful to be part of so many arts
11 Event Listing Arts Alliance, and Artist Entrepreneurial
14 Artist News activities, and hope to see many you take
workshops in collaboration with Babylon
part in them.
Citizens Council on the Arts (BACCA).
Visit Our Gallery More training will be available in the
213 Main Street, Huntington NY spring when the NYSCA/NYFA Artist as
631-271-8423 MARC COURTADE Entrepreneur Program returns to LI.
Executive Director MARC COURTADE
Hours: HAC is committed to enriching the
Huntington Arts Council Executive Director, Huntington Arts Council
Tues - Fri 11am - 4pm
(and by arrangement) A busy summer ends, and a fall season
Sat/Sun - tbd filled with arts programming begins.
Please call in advance Huntington Arts Council is proud to
huntingtonarts.org continue our own presentations, and
Follow @HuntingtonArts on events.
Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!
The Summer Arts Festival brought live
programming to grateful audiences,
Cover Art Detail
and streamed many shows that could
Clockwise Top Left: be enjoyed in the comforts of viewers’
• "Science" homes. Our Grants for the Arts program
by Constance Sloggatt Wolf moves forward, helping Long Island
• “Sweet Dreamz” by Alicia Evans artists and arts organizations with critical
• “Perpetual Sunfruit” by Anjipan
funding for their 2022 programming.
• “Luna Y Sol” by Sueey Gutierrez
Additionally, HAC is proud to administer
Restart New York funds for Long Island
to encourage in-person events to
To Donate: restart the area economy. Many thanks
Go to huntingtonarts.org to our elected officials in Albany for
and click “Donate.” their support of both grant funds. Our
JOURNEY Arts in Education program
continues to offer services for our eight
Arts Cultural News is published partner school districts, including 6 Toni Wortman, Kaitlyn Lindquist, Marc Courtade
three times a year by the Huntington
CTLE Teacher Professional Development HAC Board member and Long Island Dance Consortium President Toni Wortman, and
Arts Council, Inc. and is made
possible, in part, with public funds workshops. Our Main Street Gallery ED Marc Courtade presenting Kaitlyn Lindquist, Rea Jacobs Scholarship for Dance
from the New York State Council continues with a variety of exhibitions,
on the Arts, Suffolk County, the
recipient, with her scholarship.
Town of Huntington, corporations,
foundations, and individuals. The
From the Board President
Huntington Arts Council gratefully
acknowledges the support of Town
Supervisor Chad A. Lupinacci and
Council members Mark Cuthbertson,
On behalf of the Board of Directors of Island. We are especially grateful for his all qualified candidates to apply.
Eugene Cook, Joan Cergol and
Edmund J.M. Smyth and the Suffolk the Huntington Arts Council, I hereby an- leadership during these trying times.
We thank Marc for seven years of out-
County Delegation of the New York nounce the retirement of Marc Courtade,
State Assembly and Senate and the Given Marc’s upcoming departure, the standing service and wish him the best
Executive Director, effective February
Suffolk County Council members. of luck!
28, 2022. Marc will be sorely missed. Board will be conducting a search for a
new Executive Director with an antici- Warm regards,
His vision, experience and guidance
have greatly benefited HAC by increasing pated start date of March 1, 2022. The
membership and creating a greater pres- job description and requirements are Kenneth O. Britt, Esq.
The Huntington Arts Council is a ence throughout Huntington and Long posted on our website and we encourage Board President
501(c)(3) not for profit organization.
To include a bequest to the
Huntington Arts Council in your STAFF BOARD OF DIRECTORS
will, add “I give to Huntington Marc Courtade Patty Eljaiek Steven Prestia Kenneth O Britt, Esq. Kasmira Mohanty Dr. Nichelle Rivers
Arts Council, Inc., with offices at
Executive Director Interim Grants Assistant President Member at Large Toni Wortman
213 Main St, Huntington, NY 11743,
Grants Associate Ex Officio:
a general bequest of $[amount] to Kit Sullivan Paul Biedermann
be used for its exempt purposes.” John Chicherio Kieran Johnson Maureen H. Starr
Vice President Eileen Kathryn Boyd Dr. Kay Hutchins Sato
Performing Arts Director of PR
Director of Community Katerina I. Duarte, Esq. Immediate Past
For information on advertising Director & Marketing Joshua Kreitzman
Partnerships & Marc Franchi President
contact Sheila Alyskewycz, Treasurer
Development Andrea M.Gordon Sandy Chapin
Advertising Director Emily Dowd Regina Van Bell
adsales@huntingtonarts.org Grants Sarah McCann Arts In Ed Jose Tutiven John Henry Arts in Education
631-659-3370 Coordinator Business Manager Coordinator Secretary Ahmad Khan Chairperson
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From the Supervisor
Fall is a season that you will find is full of These are highlights of just a few of the things Huntington has to offer.
arts and cultural activities for the whole most popular upcoming events. For
Sincerely yours,
family. additional listings of diverse cultural
opportunities throughout the Town
As the weather cools, the annual Fall browse the pages of this newspaper and CHAD A. LUPINACCI
Festival returns after a 2020 hiatus, continue to discover all the wonderful Supervisor, Town of Huntington
kicking off festivities from October 8th
to the 11th in Heckscher Park. These four
days of cultural events include a world- Huntington town Council
class carnival, an international food
court, and live musical entertainment.
The Town will kick off the holiday season
with the Huntington Holiday Parade,
which also returns after a 2020 hiatus on
the Saturday after Thanksgiving!
CHAD A. LUPINACCI Always be sure to make your way to
Supervisor Town of Huntington Heckscher Museum, one of the great
Dear Friends, gems here in Town, for their Fall and
Winter offerings. Check the listings in this
The Town of Huntington takes pride in newspaper or visit www.Heckscher.org mArk CUtHbErtSoN EUgENE Cook JoAN CErgoL EDmUND J.m. SmytH
being “Long Island’s Cultural Capital.” for more information. Town Councilman Town Councilman Town Councilwoman Town Councilman
HAC board member New members
New Artists MeMbers
distinguished K-12 educator and a
Tiffany Asadourian
proven leader, with over twenty-six years
Leila Atkinson
of experience working in education; she
currently serves as the Director of Fine, Rosaria Bazan-Pepe
Performing and Culinary Arts for the Larry Bellman
West Hempstead School District. She is Alicia Evans
an active member of Sea of Visibility, is Loren Faragasso
the President of the Nassau County, NY Yuwen Han
Alliance of Black School Educators and Melanie Lipton
is a proud twenty-eight year member of Luanda Lozano
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Robert Schmid
Promila Shastri
She is considered a contemporary artist
with a splash of abstract expressionism New PAtroN of
given her mood. Her bold and vibrant the Arts MeMbershiPs
depictions are inspired by her culturally Ray Beckerman
rich childhood growing up in the South Susan Beckerman
combined with her love of music and Mary Krebs
movement that brings to life spatial
Kathleen Johnson
relationships and patterns in her work.
Vincent Johnson
A graduate of Tennessee State New suPPortiNg
University in Nashville, she holds a BS
busiNess MeMbershiPs
in Art Education, M.Ed. in Educational
Dr. rIvErS
Family Medical Practice of Long Island Pc
Administration, and a Doctorate of
boArD mEmbEr Go Latino, Mortgage Brokers
Education from the University of
HAC welcomes new board member Dr. Memphis, she and her family reside in the New CreAtive busiNess MeMbershiPs
Nichelle Rivers. Dr. Rivers is a Long Island area. Cuentos de Triadas
thank you to our Sponsors!
Canon U.S.A., Inc. the Huntington township Chamber music Performance trust Fund town Supervisor Chad A. Lupinacci
Connolly music of Commerce’s young Professional Nawrocki Smith, LLP Suffolk County Executive
County of Suffolk Committee New york State Council on the Arts Steve bellone
Huntington Fine Arts the realist Suffolk County Legislators
Colored Colors
konig & meyer re:DESIgN tom Donnelly
Darin reed- Allstate Insurance Agent
korg USA, Inc Samson/Hartke William Spencer
D’Addario kyle Sadis- IN•HoUSE real Estate group Six Harbors brewing Company Ny State Senate
Digho Leilu Huntington tELEFUNkEN Elektroakustik James gaughran
Folk music Society of Huntington the Long Island Community Foundation town of Huntington Ny State Assembly
Fox Pest Control mid Atlantic Art Foundation (mAAF) Elected officials Steven Stern
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2021 Huntington Summer Arts Festival – Supporting
Concert Connections Restored! Business Members
The Maria and Donna Team /
Compass Real Estate
16A Wall Street, Huntington, NY 11743
631-327-2912, e.themdteam@compass.com,
www.compass.com/agents/the-maria-and-
donna-team/
Family Medical Practice of Long Island Pc
20 tollgate dr East Northport, NY 11731,
(631) 786-5692, Go Latino, Mortgage Brokers,
vianny.og@gmail.com
Fox Pest Control, Bay Shore
NY 11706, 631-458-5003
www.foxpest-newyork.com
Going Local Tours & Experiences
Huntington NY, 631-742-3965
www.goinglocaltours.com
Huntington Art Center
11 Wall St., Huntington, NY 11743
631-423-6010, www.huntingtonartcenter.com
Huntington Fine Arts
266 Pulaski Road, Greenlawn, NY 11740
631-351-4060, www.huntfinearts.com
Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce
164 Main St., Huntington. NY 11743
Tom Gellert photo by Jeffrey Rothburd Romeo and Juliet photo by Darin Reed 631-423-6100, www.huntingtonchamber.com
Kyle Sadis, IN•HOUSE Real Estate Group
We are grateful to the performing artists and attendees for making prerecorded for streaming, as were the bulk of live performances. 157 East Main Street Huntington
the 56th Huntington Summer Arts Festival so memorable. For New York, 11743, 631-673-3700
most of the musicians, actors and dancers, it was their first public This year HAC incorporated visual arts to the festival. In www.inhouserealestategroup.com
collaboration with The Heckscher Museum of Art we launched Melville Chamber of Commerce
performance in a year-and-a-half, and they couldn’t wait to get 585 Broadhollow Road, Melville, NY 11747
Art Happenings. Art Happenings was a free weekly event in
back on stage. For audiences, it was a chance to reconnect with live 631-777-6260, www.melvillechamber.org
July where a featured artist came to create in the park. The
concerts at the Chapin Rainbow Stage. Spotlight at the Paramount
public was invited to create with them or to simply watch the 12 Wall Street, Huntington, NY 11743
The Chapin Family (Tom, daughters Lily and Abigail, along with creative process. Separately, HAC had 11 of our artist members 631-673-7300, www.paramountny.com
Jen Chapin and her band) opened the festival with a 40th work displayed on individual banners surrounding the festival Leilu Huntington
10 New Street, Huntington, NY 11743
Anniversary concert in observation of Harry Chapin’s untimely perimeter. We hope to expand on both of these opportunities 631-944-3111, www.leiluhuntington.com/
death. The Huntington Community Band celebrated its delayed next year.
75th Anniversary with outstanding performances. 2021 marks the
We thank the Town Supervisor & Town Council for their
final season of retiring HCB Music Director Tom Gellert’s creative
guidance. Tom, you will be missed. Thank you for your tireless
support, the Dept.’s of Parks & Rec., Gen. Svces., and Public Creative Business
advocacy, devotion, inventive and fascinating program selections.
We wish you all the best.
Safety for their efforts. Thank you to the County of Suffolk
and the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) for their Members
support. A special thanks to presenting sponsor Canon USA, Cuentos de Triadas
a partner since 2013, all financial and in-kind sponsors, and https://cuentosdetriadas.com/,
Other special nights included Gumbo, Grits & Gravy with Guy
those who made cash donations. cuentosdetriadas@gmail.com
Davis and Marcella Simien; Sinatra: The Man & His Music with
the Jazz Loft Big Band, Tom Manuel conducting, Danny Brachen Digho
Thank you to the stage technical staff; Rob Comforto and Video 376 New York Ave, Suite 4, Huntington, NY
vocalist; and an Eastline Theatre Company’s production of
Masters, and the Huntington Camera Club photographers
Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet. Americana Folk & Roots music 11743, 631-629-5806, www.dighoarts.com
for their help in documenting the concerts. HAC’s Board of
held sway with the delightful Isle Of Klezbos Band and the Michelle Judith Art
Directors and staff are gratefully recognized and appreciated.
wonderful 15th Huntington Folk Festival, a collaboration with 631-786-8270, mj@michellejudithart.com
the Folk Music Society of Huntington. Thank you to our Summer Scape Volunteers; Anna & Lou Allaco, www.michellejudithart.com
Sue Blizzard, Lori Boyland, Joyce Bridges, Marcia D’Agostino, One River School Woodbury
Huntington-born jazz guitar virtuoso Chieli Minucci, with a new
Connie Delise, Joelle DePoto, Maria DiFrancisci, Kathi 150 Woodbury Road Woodbury, NY 11797,
line-up of Special EFX All-Stars performed during Jazz Week;
Galotti (Coordinator), Sandy Hoffman & Phoebe Krane, Klava 516-268-3566
followed by Afro-Cuban/Latin percussionist extraordinaire
Konovalova, Jessica Ley, Ian Murdoch, Sondra Somin www.woodbury.oneriverschool.com
Pedrito Martinez and his group. Orchestra L.I. with Music
School of Rock Huntington
Director/Conductor David Stewart Wiley and solo violinist David Thank you to the public, whose support makes the HSAF a vital
145 E. Main Street, Huntington, NY 11743
Park performed an all-Beethoven program, and Urban Bush piece of Huntington’s cultural life. We look forward to seeing
516-234-7625, huntington.schoolofrock.com
Women gave an inspiring dance performance. Family shows were you next summer!
The Firefly Artists
162 Main Street, Northport, NY 11768
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Long Island Grants for the Arts
The Huntington Arts Council administers If you have questions regarding the 2022
the Statewide Community Regrant Program grants, email grants4arts@huntingtonarts.
(SCR), formerly known as Decentralization org. To learn more about the SCR Program,
Regrant Program, to Nassau and Suffolk go to www.huntingtonarts.org
County artists and nonprofit arts
organizations. This program, formed in 2021 Decentralization Recap - Our 2021
1977, supports a variety of categories with awardees have continued their hard work
the goal of keeping the arts thriving in our and determination for their funded projects!
communities. The categories are, Creative Due to the impact of the pandemic we
Communities, Creative Learning, and have extended the time frame for their
Creative Individuals. programming. If you would like a schedule of
events, email grants4arts@huntingtonarts.
2022 Overview -The grant workshops for org.
the 2022 SCR cycle took place over the
summer, and the application deadline was Long Island Arts Grants are made possible
September 20th. The applications are under with funds from the Statewide Community
review by the panelists. We anticipate Regrant (SCR) program of the New York State
having decisions for all of our SCR and LI Council on the Arts and with the support
Arts Council Capacity Building Program of the Office of the Governor and the NYS
applicants before the holidays. Legislature.
Restart NY Regranting
Restart NY Regrant Program is a NEW grant those who received funding through the
awards program that was made available Decentralization program 2021 cycle who
in August. Grants ranging from $1000- have focused on live performances and
$3000 were designated for Long Island programming from July 1 to December 31.
organizations or individuals for funding of Round Two is for new applications creating a
in-person, live performing arts events taking new project or program that is live and open
place from July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022. to the public. The main focus of this grant
These funds are discrete from the Statewide pool is to revitalize public arts and cultural
Community Regrant (SCR, formerly DEC). programming that enable Nassau and
Those who have previously received a DEC Suffolk communities to experience and re-
grant were eligible to receive Restart NY engage with live performing, literary, media,
funding. and visual arts events. The grant application
deadline was September 23. We anticipate
There were two rounds of funding available notification of awardees in mid-November.
to our nonprofit organizations and individual The future of the arts on Long Island looks
artists. Round One was dedicated to bright!
NYSCA/NYFA Artist as
Entrepreneur Program
Huntington Arts Council, in collaboration encouraged to apply to participate in this
with the Consortium of Long Island Arts free entrepreneurial program. The program
Councils, is proud to announce that the delves into the fundamental principles of
NYSCA/NYFA Artist as Entrepreneur Program sustainability in the arts, covering topics
will return to Long Island on March 24 - 27, including strategic planning, finance, law,
2022.
marketing, and fundraising. Applications will
The Entrepreneur Program is an intensive, be available at the beginning of February,
multi-day professional development 2022. Go to www.huntingtonarts.org for
opportunity. Artists of all disciplines are more information.
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Arts in Education JOURNEY
Established in 1985, JOURNEY is a to learn about the history, traditions, for Russia and Japanese Tea Ceremony students are chosen by their teachers
multi-component arts in education social systems, and even economics which include artifacts and description to participate in either event, enabling
program available to school districts of a culture. Led by indigenous artists, cards. them to gain experience with promotion
providing resources for learning about scholars and educators. See below for and interaction with the arts community
VISITING ARTISTS while presenting their talents.
world cultures through arts and arts offerings this fall.
Visiting teaching artists from a variety
experiences. JOURNEY integrates
DISCOVERY LENDING CHESTS of cultures and artistic genres are 2021-2022 PARTICIPATING SCHOOL
cultural arts into classroom curriculum
available for workshops, residencies and DISTRICTS: Cold Spring Harbor CSD,
encouraging an individualized These chests bring hands on cultural
assemblies in the schools. A directory of Commack UFSD, Harborfields CSD,
experience and appreciation of cultural experiences to students. They consist
artists is available. Huntington UFSD, Kings Park CSD,
diversity through the arts. of cultural artifacts, lessons, books,
Northport-East Northport UFSD,
artworks, musical instruments and other HIGH ARTS SHOWCASE
Program Components: South Huntington UFSD, and
tools. Current cultures available are: This is an exclusive visual art exhibition Plainview-Old Bethpage CSD
CTLE CULTURAL ARTS WORKSHOPS Ancient Egypt, Africa, China, Greece, and performing arts event opportunity
India, Latin America, Middle East and in collaboration with the Huntington Arts Made possible with support
Staff development opportunities for from the Long Island
teachers using arts as the starting point Native America. “Mini” chests available Council. JOURNEY partner high school Community Foundation
Fall 2021 CTLE Cultural Arts Workshops
The JOURNEY program is offerering certificate of completion with approved Do you have a culturally empowered
6 CTLE Cultural Arts Workshops for CTLE hours. The workshops are FREE to classroom? Ama Yawson, attorney,
teacher professional development. JOURNEY participating districts through Huffington Post Columnist, Mother,
As a sponsor for Continuing Teacher the Huntington Arts Council and teachers Entrepreneur and Author of Sunne’s
and Leader Education (CTLE), teachers outside JOURNEY can participate for a Gift: How Sunne Overcame Bullying to
attending these workshops will receive a small fee. Reclaim the Gift, presents this dynamic
course where participants are acquainted
Lauren Gonzalez M.S.Ed., is an art with the historical and current versions
teacher, yoga instructor, and SEL of the doll test used in the landmark
chairperson whose purpose is to share case Brown vs. Board of Education. This
with educators the strategies she uses session incorporates journalism, legal
to teach with both creativity and heart analysis, social criticism, and storytelling.
in the face of stress, burnout, and Ama Yawson The program will also provide art-related
challenges. With an emphasis on the MON. OCT. 18, 4:30-7:30pm tools for discussing sensitive topics
application of Social and Emotional Increasing Children’s Self-Esteem such as police brutality and hate crimes
Learning tools, as well as an integration Through Culturally Responsive Stories 2.0 with children. 3 CTLE Hours (Language
of the arts and expression, educators will Virtual (Zoom) Acquisition/ELL)
begin to embody practices for self-care,
establishing meaningful relationships, into how young people see themselves.
facilitating effective communication, They are the self-portraits of our era.
Lauren Gonzalez
and ultimately implementing what is Sonia Arora, teaching artist, activist,
MON., OCT 4, 4:30-7:30pm learned to enact social change in their and poet will present this contemporary
Become a Heart Teacher classrooms and communities. 3 CTLE workshop for teachers. As a teaching
Virtual (Zoom) Hours (Language Acquisition/ELL) artist, Sonia uses selfies to launch
students into a discussion on cultural
creator of the Messy Music Method - a identity, mood, tone, background,
play-centered, responsive approach to foreground, etc and connect these
music-making that activates creativity elements to writing a short memoir or
free of judgement and criticism. It is personal statement for college. Learn
intended for any classroom teacher who how to engage youth with viewing
seeks to integrate the power of music Sonia Arora famous works of art by artists who have
into their pedagogy. Participants will TUES., OCT. 26, 4:30-7:30pm crafted self-portraits and explore how
learn how to use songwriting as a conduit Autobiography in the Age of the Selfie to use poetic elements like imagery and
to promote acceptance, understanding, Virtual (Zoom) metaphor into writing. Special attention
and empathy. They will also be provided will be paid to valuing the cultural
with tips, tools, creative techniques Selfies may seem like a belly button
identities of the youth we teach. 3 CTLE
and self-guided lesson plans that elicit gazing activity but they give us insight
Hours (Language Acquisition/ELL)
culturally-affirming, trauma-informed
Amelia “Mil” Robinson of Mil’s Trills healing practices to amplify students’
TUES., OCT 12, 4:30-7:30pm individuality and build community in
Deconstruct Bias! Construct a Song! the classroom. . Together, we will learn
Virtual (Zoom) that differences, once threatening,
can become intriguing. Failure, once
Embark on an immersive and accessible crippling, becomes growth. Mistakes,
songwriting experience created once avoided, become the goal. Life
especially for educators of all musical is messy, let’s teach it that way! For
backgrounds. This workshop is led by Teachers of 2nd - 5th grades, Counselors,
Amelia “Mil” Robinson of award winning School Psychologists. 3 CTLE Hours
family music project Mil’s Trills and (Language Acquisition/ELL)
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Fall 2021 CTLE Cultural Arts Workshops cont'd
Eglevsky Ballet
MON. NOV. 15, 4:30-7:30pm will cover the history of pantomime in
Marie E. Saint-Cyr DANCE ME A STORY ballet productions and share through
MON., NOV. 8, 4:30-7:30pm programs for: municipalities, healthcare Location: Eglevsky Ballet Studio images and film how pantomime is used
Civic Art – Murals that Engage Student centers, schools, and nonprofits. In this most effectively. The workshop will also
Voices Through Civic Engagement and workshop teachers will gain a better One of the challenges of narrative include a short study of “The Nutcracker”
Expression understanding of how they can engage dance is to communicate a story by as performed around the world, noting
Location: TBD using only the human body and music. how the ballet has been adapted
a group of students through the process
Maurice Brandon Curry, Executive by different cultures. 3 CTLE Hours
of mural making. They will receive a
Marie E. Saint-Cyr, Visual Artist, Art Artistic Director of The Eglevsky Ballet (Language Acquisition/ELL)
Educator, Arts Administrator, and sample mural curriculum that will assist
Entrepreneur, presents this course for in engaging students to talk about social Workshops and locations are subject to change. To register for the workshops and
educators. She is the founder of Saint-Cyr issues and also how to use art to share find out more about JOURNEY go to www.huntingtonarts.org or email artsined@
Art Studio, focusing on administering art their message for change. 3 CTLE Hours huntingtonarts.org.
Scholarship Awards 2021 Internships
The Huntington Arts Council administers For information on funding a scholarship The Huntington Arts Council offers work as “student volunteers” to assist with
scholarships in the arts for high school for students in the arts, email artsined@ experience and volunteer opportunities general office tasks. Go to our website
students. Information about 2022 huntingtonarts.org. for students year-round. College and high for current internship opportunities.
opportunities will be available on our school students may apply for internships Questions, contact: artsined@
website. to gain valuable work experience or huntingtonarts.org
Business Education for Artists
with Marie E. Saint-Cyr
Embassy in Washington, D.C. She is
the Owner of Saint-Cyr Art Studio, a
commercial mural company.
Recognizing that collaboration is key to Tuesday, 8:30am, February 8, 2022 will
the economic recovery and success of address Equity in Arts Management. The workshops are from 7-9 PM on the
our sector, Huntington Arts Council and following dates. For more information and
Long Island Arts Alliance joined forces to Held in diverse and distinct regions to register, go to www.huntingtonarts.org
reimagine their existing Arts Administrator of the island, Arts Leadership Forums
are open to individuals at all levels October 12
Forums.
and experiences within the creative Basic Finance for Artists
The combined Arts Leadership Forums sector looking to produce meaningful Marie E. Saint-Cyr October 19
are a professional development series change at their organizations. These
These Professional Development Generating Opportunities
aimed at addressing issues, building forums are designed to strengthen and
community and sharing best practices Workshops for Artists, are presented
grow the skills and capacity of the arts October 26
in the creative sector. Participants will in collaboration with Babylon Citizens
organizations in our communities, as Social Media & Digital Presence
hear from panelists of established and Council on the Arts (BACCA) and
well as offer an encouraging space to Huntington Arts Council (HAC). Marie E.
emerging leaders in arts administrator November 2
discuss challenges facing our community Saint-Cyr is a visual artist, muralist, and
fields discussing a range of topics. PR & Marketing
and to establish cross-generational business owner. Having earned a BFA
The first forum is Tuesday, October 5, dialog between organizations of from the Fashion Institute of Technology
2021, 8:30am and will cover The Art of various size, discipline, and mission. For and studied Studio Art at the Lorenzo
Intersection: Creating positive impact information and registration go to www. De Medici in Florence, Italy, Marie has
through cross-sector collaborations. huntingtonarts.org. exhibited in spaces such as the Haitian
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Gallery Events/Exhibitions
Invitational Small Group Show Anjipan, (Angela Newman) is an artist living
Alicia Evans, Sueey Gutierrez, Anjipan, and working in Long Island. She is largely
Constance Sloggatt Wolf self-taught by means of exploration and
Through October 16, 2021 experimentation with conventional as
well as unconventional media. The subject
Sueey Gutierrez is a New York based artist matter of her artwork has grown to be an
born and raised in Brooklyn. Her family, investigation of environment and self.
originally from El Salvador, is of Mayan Much like the seasons of nature Angela has
descent. She began drawing at the age observed her entire life, her artworks are
of 3 and by 6 had received a scholarship the means to document fleeting states of
to study art at the Brooklyn Museum. Her being and her awareness and interactions
passion for art is highly influenced by with life itself. Angela has always flirted
her cultural background, pin-up art and with different techniques and processes
burlesque dance. Sueey earned her BA within visual art. This allows each piece
from the Fashion Institute of Technology. to be free from predictability, and she
She was an Art Educator for the Barry strongly believes that it's an aspect
& Florence Friedberg JCC, and taught essential to preserving the unique soul that
art at Success Academy Charter School. A Promise Floods Over by Anjipan the individual drawing or painting holds.
She lives on Long Island and exhibits
throughout the Greater New York area. Constance Sloggatt Wolf is an award-
Ixchel by Sueey Gutierrez winning artist and educator living
in Huntington, New York. Constance
graduated Pratt Institute in Brooklyn,
With a commissioned work under her belt,
New York (BFA, Painting) and Long Island
Prof. Alicia Evans is a successful New York
University (MFA, Painting) where she
emerging artists specializing in fiber arts—
was awarded a teaching fellowship with
crocheted fine artwork organically branded
NYC Artist Robert Yasuda. Constance
with nature’s gifts including wool, bamboo,
Sloggatt Wolf has been active as an
sea grass, wood beads, sea shells and more.
artist and art educator on Long Island
Her work has been exhibited in art shows in
for over three decades, exhibiting most
New York and Long Island. She has earned
recently in a three-person show at the
a Statement of Accomplishment with
Alex Ferrone Gallery on the North Fork of
Distinction from the Museum of Modern
Long Island. Ms. Wolf taught International
Art (MoMA). She is accredited as a Museum
Baccalaureate Visual Arts, Drawing and
Educator in Art & Inquiry.
Painting in the prestigious Fine and
Performing Arts Department of Northport
Senior High School.
ANOSMIA - INVASION
Fowler's Redd Tree by Alicia Evans by Constance Sloggatt Wolf
Nightmare Master’s Showcase
on Main Street January 7 - 29, 2022
Juried Student Reception TBD
Exhibition
Juror, Sueey Gutierrez HAC welcomes
October 22, - those artists who
November 13, 2021 won a Best in Show
and/or Honorable
Students’ grades Mention from 2020
6-12 were invited and 2021 exhibits;
to participate in our Sights, Sounds and
annual Nightmare Rhythms, Mirror Mirror,
on Main Street with Paradoxical Paradigms,
art inspired by the Wearable Art 2.0.
theme of Halloween!
Halloween is a Including artists:
celebration observed Eliseea Faur, Jan
in many countries. Guarino, Sueey
For some, it is a Gutierrez, Margaret
time, or reflection Henning, Molly Hon,
for remembering Sarah Lambert,
loved ones that have Meagan Meehan, John
passed. For others Michaels, Kasmira
it is a celebration of Mohanty, Luda Pahl,
life. Many experience
Amanda Reilly, James
Halloween mainly with
Schultz, Danangelowe
candy, costumes and
“AJ” Spencer, Ana
spooky decorations.
Urbach, Pamela
It all depends on your
Waldroup
cultural background.
La Catrina by Sueey Gutierrez Breaking Wave by Waldroup Pamela
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Gallery Events/Exhibitions
Nov. 11, 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Visual Artists
Panelists:
Candido Crespo, Artist & Educator
Sueey Gutierrez, Artist
Conversations in the Arts brings together EROCKSNY/Elena Kariyannis, Artist
artists and scholars from the arts Eve Hammer, Artist & Director of
community, providing an environment Development, LBNY Arts Council
that supports and encourages
Moderator:
collaboration and the exploration of
Johanna Mathiesen, Executive Director,
ideas.
Artists in Partnership, Inc.
Conversations in the Arts are held the
Dec. 9, 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
second Thursday of the month from
September through May. If you are Our Stories, Our Art, Our Lives: Theater,
interested in curating one of these Poetry, Story Telling
events please submit a brief outline
Panelists:
and suggested panelist to director@
Ama Yawson, Storyteller, Founder,
huntingtonarts.org
President & Principal of Milestales
Tater Hill by Adam Kane Macchia
Conversations will be presented via Christina M. Rau, Poet
Call to Artists out of the din and craft of the street and www.facebook.com/HuntingtonArts/live/ John Torres, Director & Actor
sees the sky and the woods, and is a Heather Forest, Storyteller & Author,
A Time for Reflection man again. In their eternal calm, he finds Oct. 7, 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm Story Arts
Juried Exhibition himself.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson. Amplificando Voces En Las Artes: Del Moderator:
Juror, Barbara Applegate Genero LatinX Ruthie Pinkis, Educator & Executive
November 19 – December 18, 2021 When we set ourselves in nature, we have Director/Stage the Change
Submissions Due: October 11, 2021 the ability to reflect on who we are and Este evento va a ser presentado en
where we are in life. Creating or looking Español. Jan. 13, 2022, 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
“To the body and mind which have been into a painting or at a sculpture can give Jazz
Panelistas:
cramped by noxious work or company, you the mindset to insert yourself into Estefanny Paulino, Dezarae Alvarado, Panelists:
nature is medicinal and restores their that space, even if you cannot be there Gary Salgado & Patricia Hidalgo Julie Lyon, Jazz Vocalist
tone. The tradesman, the attorney comes physically. Moderado por Jose Tutiven Tom Manuel, President and Founder,
Amplificando Voces en las artes: Del The Jazz Loft
Género LatinX va a enfocar en las voces Dudley Salmon, Dudley Music
del Genero LatinX. La discusión va a Moderator:
explorar los narrativos de diferente Dan Bilawski, Educator & Drummer
artistas y lideres de la comunidad
que tienen raíces en Latinoamérica. Previous Conversions in the Arts, are
Buscando respuestas a preguntas que available on facebook.com/
siempre hemos tenido pero no hemos HuntingtonArts/live_videos/ , HAC's
podido preguntarnos o preguntar a otras podcast feed and these other platforms.
personas que vienen de las mismas
raíces es la misión del moderador Jose
Tutiven. Los invitamos a todos a disfrutar
este programa en www.facebook.com/
HuntingtonArts/live/ ANCHOR SPOTIFY ITUNES HAC
WEBSITE
Oct. 14, 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Amplifying Voices in the Arts: Voices of the Coming Soon!
New Generation Check our website
Panelists TBD. huntingtonarts.
Moderator: org for more
Jose Tutiven, Founder, Colored Colors information on upcoming Open Mic nights.
Tapestry 1 by Andrea Cote
Call to Artists their mark in space and time. Whether
made with confidence or vulnerability,
Bold Movements
artists who are courageous in their
Juried Exhibition
work take creative risks and walk on the
Juror, Andrea Cote
edge of what could be possible. Artists
February 4 – March 12 2022
and collaborators are encouraged to
Submissions Due: December 20, 2021
submit work in all artistic mediums and
From action-painting to collective disciplines including visual arts, video &
manifestos, “Bold Movements” make animation, dance, and music.
Main Street Gallery
213 Main Street, Huntington NY 11743
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explore our enduring fascination with the
Dance moon in all its phases. Free for members.
dance Visions ny Jan. 20 2021 - April. 24 2022 | "Richard
dancevisionsny.org / 516-544-3944 Mayhew: Reinventing Landscape"|
"Richard Mayhew: Reinventing
Oct. 3, 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm |"Morning, Landscape", explores how the nationally
Afternoon, Evening" | Cedarmere Preserve renowned artist re-imagined nineteenth
225 Bryant Avenue, Roslyn Harbor, NY, and twentieth-century American
11576 www.friendsofcedarmere.org landscape to express his perspective
| "Morning, Afternoon, Evening " is a on nature and the environment as an
performance piece based on an original, artist of African American and Native
symbolic poem which depicts a journey American descent. Born in Amityville,
following a river, from a spring all the Long Island, the artist’s subjects suggest
way to the mouth of the ocean over the the appearance of natural forms, but
course of a day. This interdisciplinary they are symbolic of his emotional
artwork encompassing theater, dance, interpretation. Conceiving of his
poetry and music illustrates the cyclic paintings as “mindscapes,” Mayhew
nature of so many aspects of our world intuitively uses evocative color and
and has particular relevance today, with diffused form to explore emotion, noting
its theme of ending in order to begin “desire, ambition, love, hate, fear—that’s
anew. Each section of the three-part my painting.” The exhibition represents
work will be performed in a different his work from the 1960s through
area, each corresponding to the journey current times, including works from the
of the poem. This event is made possible museum’s permanent collection. Free for
with funds from the Decentralization Harborfields Library - Painting by Emma DeDora members.
Program, a regrant program of the New
York State Council on the Arts with the Huntington arts council
photographic works by Andrea Fortunoff. Jan. 6 - Feb. 5, 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm | "17th
support of the Governor and the New 213 Main Street, Huntington, NY, 11743 |
Artist Statement: In my "Wasted" series, National Photography Competition" |
York State Legislature, and administered Juror to be announced. Approximately 30 www.huntingtonarts.org | Gallery Hours:
I am using images which catalogue the
by The Huntington Arts Council. $TBD photographs, including 3 Prize winners,
decay of abandoned machinery and other Tuesday - Friday 11:00 am - 4:00 pm |
designed objects; focusing on the things will be on view in an gallery exhibition 631-271-8423
Oct. 16, 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm |"Morning, and on our website. PROSPECTUS FOR
we thoughtlessly throw away, from cheap
Afternoon, Evening On The Grounds Of THE COMPETITION will be posted in
objects designed to break to tools and Through - Oct. 16, 11:00 am - 4:00
The Nassau County Museum of Art" | 1 October, on CaFE, Facebook, Instagram
machines made by highly skilled labor. pm | "Invitational Small Group Show"
Museum Drive, Roslyn Harbor, NY, 11576| and Website.. Reception Date TBD. Free.
They serve as evidence of waste of not | Featuring the following artists: Alicia
just our planetary resources but a waste Evans, Sueey Gutierrez, Anjipan,
Harborfields library
Exhibitions of human resources. Free.
31 Broadway, Greenlawn, NY, 11740
Constance Sloggatt Wolf. Free.
art league of nassau county Oct. 28 - Nov. 27, 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm www.harborfieldslibrary.org
Oct. 22 - Nov. 13, 11:00 am - 4:00 pm |
www.artleagueofnassaucounty.org | "A Solo Exhibition of Photography by 631-757-4200
"Nightmare On Main Street" | Students’
Michael Drakopoulos" | A solo exhibition
by Michael Drakopoulos. Reception Date Nov. 1 - Nov. 29, All Day | "Miro Zupancic" grades 6-12 were invited to participate
Oct. 1 - Nov. 6, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm |
TBD. Free. | Miro Zupancic, born in Slovenia in in Nightmare on Main Street with art
"Fall 2021 Membership Art Exhibit" |
Great Neck Library, 159 Bayview Avenue, 1937, moved to the USA as a young man. inspired by Halloween! Halloween is a
Great Neck, NY, 11023 | The Art League Oct. 28 - Nov. 27, Gallery Hours | "Pears His passion for artistic expression was celebration observed in many countries.
of Nassau County presents the Fall 2021 And Prayers" | A solo exhibition of fostered at the Academy of Arts in New For some, it is a time, or reflection for
Membership Art Exhibit. Please call photographic works by Ennid Berger. York where he created works of various remembering loved ones that have
Library, 516-466-8055 to ensure exhibit Reception Date TBD. Free. media. His many exhibits in the U.S.A ., passed. For others it is a celebration
space is open for your viewing. Free. internationally and solo exhibits in his
of life. Many experience Halloween
Oct. 28 - Nov. 27, Gallery Hours | native Slovenia, have garnered many
mainly with candy, costumes and spooky
fotofoto gallery "Sanatorium: Remnants From America's prizes/recognitions. Free for members.
decorations. It all depends on your
14 West Carver Street, Huntington, Tuberculosis Movement" | A solo
cultural background. Free.
NY, 11743 | www.fotofotogallery.org | exhibition of photography by John Dec. 1 - Dec. 29, All day | "Emma DeDora"
fotofoto_gallery Facebook/Instagram | Lazzaro. Reception Date TBD. Free. | A collection of acrylic paintings by
Nov. 19 - Dec. 18, 11:00 am - 4:00 pm |
Gallery Hours: Thursday 12 pm - 4 pm; Greenlawn artist Emma DeDora. Free for
"A Time For Reflection" | Artists were
Friday, Saturday, Sunday 11 am - 6 pm | Oct. 28 - Nov. 27, Gallery Hours | "Still members.
Life Talking" | A solo exhibition of asked to submit work inspired by the
631-549-0448
photography by Saulmon C. Addison. HeckscHer MuseuM of art following: “To the body and mind which
Through - Oct. 23, Gallery Hours | Reception Date TBD. Free. 2 Prime Avenue, Huntington, NY, 11743 | have been cramped by noxious work
"Abstracts In Nature" | A solo exhibition of www.heckscher.org / Gallery Hours: or company, nature is medicinal and
photography by Bruce Cohen. Reception Dec. 2 - Jan. 1, Gallery Hours | "A Solo Thursday - Sunday 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm, restores their tone. The tradesman, the
Date TBD. Free. Exhibition Of Photography" | A Solo Monday - Wednesday Closed attorney comes out of the din and craft
exhibition by Susan Tiffen. Reception 631-380-3230 of the street and sees the sky and the
Through - Oct. 23, Gallery Hours Date TBD. Free. woods, and is a man again. In their eternal
|"ARCHITECTURE" | A solo exhibition of Jan. 20 2021 - Sept. 18 2022 | calm, he finds himself.” - Ralph Waldo
photographic works by Aronda Xystris. Dec. 2 - Jan. 1, 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm "Moonstruck: Lunar Art from the Emerson. Free.
Reception Date TBD. Free. |"Winter - Small Works" | A group Collection" | "Moonstruck: Lunar Art
exhibition of photographic works by from the Collection" is drawn from
Jan. 7 - Jan. 29, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm |
Through - Nov. 23, Gallery Hours |"The fotofoto gallery artist members. All works the Museum’s permanent collection,
"Master's Showcase" | HAC welcomes
Art Of Being Human" | A solo exhibition of are for sale and are no larger than 12'" x The exhibition features a broad range
of artwork inspired by the moon and those artists who won a Best in Show
photographic works by Alan M. Richards. 12". Free.
Free. moonlight. From the 19th century to the and/or Honorable Mention in 2020 and
Dec. 2 - Jan. 1, Gallery Hours | "When The present, artists have gravitated to the 2021 juried exhibits. Artists: Eliseea Faur,
Through - Nov. 23, Gallery Hours World Stopped" | A exhibition by Victoria moon for reasons scientific, mythic, and Jan Guarino, Sueey Gutierrez, Margaret
|Wasted" | A solo exhibition of Shields. Free. symbolic. The celestial artworks on view Henning, Molly Hon, Sarah
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Kasmira Mohanty, Luda Pahl, Amanda and artists in Northport! Free.
Reilly, James Schultz, Danangelowe “AJ”
Spencer, Ana Urbach, Pamela Waldroup
Lectures
Mary ruppert
huntington arts council
www.maryruppertphotography.com
213 Main Street, Huntington, NY, 11743 |
www.huntingtonarts.org / Gallery Hours:
Through April 30, 2022 All Day | "Mary
Tuesday - Friday 11:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Ruppert" | www.photoartpavilion.com
631-271-8423
| Mary Ruppert's photography will be
shown on Photo Art Pavilion online after
Oct. 7, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm | "Amplificando
being contacted by the gallery owners
Voces En Las Artes: Del Genero Latinx"
and curators of the website. Photo
| www.facebook.com/Huntington Arts/
Art Pavilion features the artwork of
live/ | Este evento va a ser presentado
photographers in many genres for both
en Español. Panelistas: Estefanny
enjoyment and for sale. Free.
Paulino, Dezarae Alvarado, Gary Salgado
& Patricia Hidalgo. Moderado por Jose
paul Mele
Tutiven. Amplificando Voces en las artes:
www.paulmelephotography.com
Del Género LatinX va a enfocar en las
516-382-4304 / pmele148@gmail.com
voces del Genero LatinX. La discusión
Oct. 15 - Nov. 7, 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm, va a explorar los narrativos de diferente
Fri.-Sun. | "In Absentia" | 15 White Street, artistas y lideres de la comunidad
New York, NY, 10013, www.sohophoto. que tienen raíces en Latinoamérica.
com, 212-226-8571 | In Ab·sen·tia: While Buscando respuestas a preguntas que The Firefly Artists - Flag-GW Bridge by Antonio Masi
the person involved is not present. We siempre hemos tenido pero no hemos
are never truly absent even after we are podido preguntarnos o preguntar a otras performing Traditional American Music as
gone. We always manage to leave some personas que vienen de las mismas Music well as contemporary works which draw
traces of our existence behind no matter raíces es la misión del moderador Jose upon American roots music. Q&A session
how long or short our stay. Those pieces Tutiven. Los invitamos a todos a disfrutar huntington Men's chorus to follow. Free.
este programa en www.facebook.com/ www.huntingtonmanschorus.org
are more than just physical remains, they
HuntingtonArts/live/. 631-421-7464 Dec. 12, 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm | "Long
are glimpses into the lives of absent
Island Gay Men's Chorus "Home for the
strangers who once called a particular Dec. 4, 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm | "Fall
Oct. 14, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm | Holidays" | The Long Island Gay Men’s
place home. Why were these remnants Concert" | 188 Oakwood Road, Chorus begins their 2021-22 concert
Conversations In The Arts: "Amplifying
discarded? What circumstances triggered Huntington, NY, 11743 | Live Choral Music season with a fun new program featuring
Voices in the Arts: Voices of the New
these remains to become an afterthought for Men's Voices conducted by Mr. Henry time-honored favorites from an array of
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in someone’s life? Were they simply McDonagh III and accompanied by Ms. yuletide TV classics. $25.
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forgotten, or were they left behind for Patricia Facchiano. Free.
Moderator: Jose Tutiven, Founder,
someone else to discover? "In Absentia" Dec. 19, 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm | "Sing Noel"
Colored Colors. Free. | Take a joyous break from the holiday
is a study of the powerful voices that northport syMphony orchestra
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Nov. 11, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm | annual concert of Christmas song, carols
humanity marooned long ago. Free.
Conversations In The Arts: "Visual Artists" and stories featuring an amazing vocal
| www.facebook.com/HuntingtonArts/live/ Nov. 12, 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm | "Opening quartet and special guests. $20.
the firefly artists Concert of 2021-2022 Season" |
162 Main Street, Northport, NY, 11768 | Panelists: Candido Crespo, Artist &
Educator,- Sueey Gutierrez, Artist, - Elena Northport High School, 156 Laurel Hill
www.thefireflyartists.com / Gallery Hours: the Jazz loft
Kariyannis, Artist, - Eve Hammer, Artist Road Northport, NY, 11768 | Under the 275 Christian Ave, Stony Brook, NY, 11790
Tuesday - Thursday: 11 am - 6 pm, Friday - direction of Maestro Richard Hyman, the
& Director of Development, LBNY Arts www.thejazzloft.org / 631-51-1895
Saturday: 11 am - 8 pm, Sunday: 11 am - 5 program includes Symphony No. 6 (the
pm | 631-651-5545 Council. Moderator: Johanna Mathiesen,
Executive Director, Artists in Partnership, "Pastoral"), by Ludwig van Beethoven, Wednedays through - Dec. 22, 7:00 pm
Inc. Free. the Tragic Overture by Johannes - 9:30 pm | "The Jazz Loft Jam Session" |
Through - Oct. 10, 11:00 am - 6:00
Brahms and the Andante Cantabile by The Jazz Loft Trio led by bassist Keenan
pm | "Long Island Landscapes" | Juried Zach performs at 7 PM followed by a jam
Dec. 9, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm | Conversations Pyotr I. Tchaikowsky. Visit website for
exhibition of works celebrating the at 8 PM. $5-$10.
In The Arts: "Our Stories, Our Art, Our confirmation of concert date. Free.
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www.facebook.com/HuntingtonArts/live/ Wednesdays through Dec. 31, 7:30pm
- 9:30 pm | "Orchestra Seeks New
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Oct. 12 - Nov. 7, 11:00 am - 6:00 pm | Panelists: Ama Yawson, Storyteller,
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is the judge. A reception will be held
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st. John's church huntington plaza theatrical productions
Conversations In The Arts: "Jazz" | 12 Prospect Street, Huntington, NY, 11743 | www.broadwaylongisland.com
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"Member Showcase" | Annual Artists Panelists: Julie Lyon, Jazz Vocalist, Tom
Member Showcase! The Holiday Season Manuel, President & Founder, The Jazz Oct. 23, 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm | "The Deep Oct. 2 - 24, 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm | "South
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