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Looking for fun volleyball and exercise? Then volleyball
is for you! Come and have fun at Saxton Middle School March
18 - May, 2009 every Wednesday at 7:00PM to 9:30PM.
Cost: $60.00 if u live in the Patchogue Medford area and $
70.00 If u live out of area. I need 4 players for a
team. Hurry before its too late - I have to know right away.
Please reply at
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Diabetes Management Classes from Cornell Cooperative
Extension
In collaboration with the Suffolk County Department of
Health Services, new diabetes self-management classes are
announced. These series of sessions are designed to inform
and help people learn to live with and manage their
diabetes. There is no charge for participation, however
seating is limited. Please call 631-727-7850 x 340 to
register, for more information please reply at
dk232@cornell.edu.
·Maxine S. Postal Tri-Community Health Center
1080 Sunrise Highway, Amityville, NY
Thursdays, April 2, 16, 23, 30 May 14, 21, 2009 5:30PM -
7:30PM
· South Brookhaven Family Health Center-West
365 East Main Street, Patchogue, NY
Spanish classes on Tuesdays, March 17, 24, 31 and April 7,
2009 1:00PM-3:00PM
English classes on Tuesdays, April 21, 28, May 5, 12, 19,
2009 5:30PM - 7:30PM
· Elsie Owens North Brookhaven Health Center
82 Middle Country Road, Coram, NY
Thursdays March 26, April 2, 16, 23, 2009 10:00AM - 12:00PM |
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Lenten Services: Come join our parish family at Holy
Trinity Orthodox Church of East Meadow, 369 Green Avenue in
East Meadow, NY this Lent as we prepare to celebrate the
victory of Life over death. The Liturgy of Presanctified
Gifts is celebrated at 6:30PM on Wednesday (followed by a
potluck supper and discussion on the Orthodox faith) and
Friday during the Lenten season. Vespers is held every
Saturday at 7:00PM and the Divine Liturgy is celebrated
every Sunday at 9:30AM. For more information please call
516-483-3649 or reply at
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Free Comedy Show on Monday nights at 7:30PM at Fins Pub,
4608 Sunrise Highway, Oakdale, NY. Join the area's up and coming comics for an evening
of fun and laughter. Attention all stand-up comics! Great
place to try out new material or practice for an upcoming
gig. Free videotaping and pictures. audience also wanted to
watch the show. free admission. Limited seating, please
RSVP. For information and/or to sign-up please call Alan at
631-645-5152 or reply at
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The Port Jefferson Station Republican Club meets the
second Tuesday of each month at the Terryville Fire House,
19 Jayne Boulevard, Port Jefferson Station, NY. For
information call Anthony Caravana at 631-835-5572 or reply
at
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The Robert S. Still Republican Club's monthly meetings
will be held on the third Thursday of the month at 8:00PM at
the Portuguese American Center, 1216 Portion Road,
Farmingville, NY. For information call Alan Panelli at
631-846-8054 or reply at
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"Live It Up" with Donna Drake and Fran Capo on Fridays
- New television show lights up the airwaves every Friday
morning a power packed informative hour for men and women.
Catch the debut of Live it Up! with Donna Drake and Fran
Capo, a 1-hour Friday morning television program filled with
inspirational stories, tips and resources. The show features
Emmy Award-winning personalities, New York Times
best-selling authors, sports legends, celebrities, and
mainstream experts along with everyday heroes in Fitness,
Nutrition, Wellness, Empowered Living, Economics,
Entertainment, Travel, Lifestyle, Beauty and the
Environment. "Live It Up!" with Donna Drake and Fran Capo
airs on WLNY-TV 10/55 beginning April 3rd at 6 am. Joining
them is featured guest James Arthur Ray of The Secret,
discussing topics based on his best seller, Harmonic Wealth.
Future guests will also include retired NFL player and
former NY Giant Sean Landeta and Sam Romanella, a former
Golden Glove Boxer.
Don't miss Fran Capo, the Guinness Book of World Records
Fastest Talking Woman, comedienne, 7-continent adventurer,
motivational speaker, author and mom and Donna Drake, the
exuberant interviewer, award-winning media expert, speaker,
philantropist, artist and mom. Together, they infuse the
hour with uplifting and power-packed conversation. The show
features a host of correspondents, Emmy winner Janette
Barber, formerly with “The View,” shares nutrition tips
during her healthy-cooking segments. Steve Maraboli of A
Better Today, Inc., a world-leading speaker, author, and
motivational radio show host, offers a fresh dose of humor
and positive energy. Dr. Christy Shae, owner of Simply
Vibrant, sheds light on the Wellness Beat. Matt O' Grady, of
Footprint Media, highlights environmental issues and
breakthroughs. Harlan Friedman, music promoter and media
columnist, reveals the inside scoop on Entertainers and
Fashion. Todd Morena, a national Fitness expert brings
mental and physical workouts along with Q & A sessions with
Fitness Celebrity John Basedow Marianne Morrison, make-up
artist to the stars, explains the hottest new beauty
secrets. Dr. Jacquie Fulop-Goodling, renowned Invisialign
expert, explains the latest on dental health. And Bradford
Pine, an investment advisor representative examines the
current economic climate. The show guides viewers to overall
well-being, enhancing their quality of life. Each show also
spotlights a different non-profit organization.
New episodes of Live It Up! with Donna Drake and Fran Capo
debut each Friday morning in the tri-state area of New York,
New Jersey and Connecticut television markets, reaching
nearly 5.8 million households. For sponsorship details,
contact Drake Media Network, Inc./Digital Waterworx, Inc. at
516-752-2787 or Donna Drake, Executive Producer and Host at
631-742-6839 or reply at
drakemedia@aol.com . For public relations requests
please contact Rick Eberle, PopCore Entertainment (1819
Feuereisen Avenue, Ronkonkoma, NY 11779) at 516-729-6872 or
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Philip Jones Griffiths · Photographs From Five Decades On
The Frontlines Of History March 14 - April 4, 2009,
Briarcliffe College, 225 West Main Street, Patchogue, NY
11772. Gallery hours: Saturday and Sunday, 11:00AM-3:00PM;
Monday closed; Tuesday and Thursday, 2:00PM-8:00PM;
Wednesday and Friday, 2:00PM-4:00PM. The Patchogue Arts
Council, Briarcliffe College, and Magnum Photos are pleased
to sponsor an exhibition of legendary Magnum photographer
Philip Jones Griffiths' finest work from five decades on the
frontlines of history. When this exhibit first opened, the
New York Times commented, "For half a century, this
documentary photographer has been placing himself squarely
in harm's way to record military violence. His pictures of
the American war in Vietnam, which make up a substantial
part of this show, amount to one of the great tragic
portraits of their time and are required viewing in ours."
Tackling love, death, frivolity, politics and violence,
Griffiths' photographs comment ironically and profoundly on
virtually every aspect of human life. On the first
anniversary of his death, this exhibit traces his 50-year
journey from his native Wales to his most recent work in
post-war Viet Nam. Holly Gordon, one of the exhibit
curators, said, "His photographs are icons, giving that era
a face it will live with forever." PAC vice-president and
co-curator Karen Ferb said," His Vietnam photography
transcends the differences over the war here at home, and
his images draw conflicting emotions; the horror of war is
tempered with humility, terror with beauty, and despair with
hope. It is fitting that many of Griffiths' photographs
played a significant role in changing public attitudes about
the war. Many of the pictures included in this exhibit are
among the most unforgettable images of war ever made."
Members of the curatorial team also include Holly Gordon and
John Cino (PAC). Lou Commisso (Briarcliffe College) has
given valuable assistance. For more information please call
Karen Ferb at 631-758-2671, Holly Gordon at 631-835-0697 or
reply at
patchogue.arts@gmail.com or
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Premiere Exhibit African American Highlights January 29 -
March 30, 2009 at Hofstra University Museum/Emily Lowe
Gallery, Hempstead Turnpike, Hempstead, NY. Exclusive
engagement of this inaugural exhibition from the Readers
Digest Association Collection: "African American
Highlights". This exhibition features works by 19 African
American Masters. On February 6, 2009 artist Howardena
Pindell will speak; opening reception on February 7,
2009 at 3:00PM 4:30PM-6:30PM. For more information please
call Lindsey Calabrese, University Relations Hofstra Hall at
516-463-4687 or reply at
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Five Centuries of Art · Selections from the Permanent
Collection ongoing until April 26, 2009 at the Heckscher
Museum of Art, 2 Prime Avenue, Huntington, NY 11743.
This installation of outstanding art spans the breadth of
the Museum's Permanent Collection of paintings. Old Master
works include Lucas Cranach's Virgin, Child, St. John the
Baptist and Angels, 1534, the oldest work in the collection;
17th century paintings from Holland's Golden Age, such as
Melchior d'Hondecoeter's magnificent Stripped of Borrowed
Feathers: The Raven-Jackdaw; Francois Girardon's baroque
sculpture The Rape of Proserpine, 1693; and 18th century
Italian paintings, including a Venice scene depicting the
Grand Canal by a follower of Giovanni Antonio Canaletto.
Modern paintings include American landscapes by Ralph Albert
Blakelock and (Joachim) Ferdinand Richardt, a small
selection of portraits, and George Grosz's Eclipse of the
Sun, 1926, the Heckscher's most renowned work. For more
information please call 631-351-3250 or reply at
info@heckscher.org or visit
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The African American Museum Presents Caroline Holder's
Solo Exhibit · March 3, 2009 - June 2, 2009 at the African
American Museum, 110 North Franklin Street, Hempstead, NY
11550. For more information please call 516-572-0703 or
visit
www.aamoflongisland.org. |
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Strings n' Things on Thursdays, March 5, 12, 2009 at
7:15PM Sign-up and at 8:00PM Show at the Smithtown Township
Arts Council, Mills Pond House Gallery, 660 Route 25A, St.
James, NY 11780. Strings n' Things showcases local
artists on Thursday nights at the Mills Pond House. Open mic
performances are recorded and posted on the web at
www.bobkmusic.com so you can hear your favorite singers
and songwriters 24/7. Ample parking off Mills Pond Road,
across from Flowerfield (199 Mills Pond Road). Come to
perform or just to enjoy an evening of terrific music! For
more information please call 631-862-6575 or reply at
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Jazz in the Living Room ongoing on Fridays, March 20,
April 17, May 15, 2009 at 7:30PM at the Smithtown Township
Arts Council Mills Pond House Gallery, 660 Route 25A, St.
James, NY 11780. Bring your own instrument. Beginners
welcome, everybody plays. Challenge the world of sheet music
and exact chords. If you are looking to expand your creative
and imaginative horizons, join this fun and creative evening
of Jazz Improvisation at the Mills Pond House. Jazz in the
Living Room clinics were started by teacher, composer and
musician Ranny Reeve, over 40 years ago. Ranny has been
teaching piano and composition in since 1949. Originally,
Ranny invited his students and their friends to his home for
Jazz Clinics to learn to play or sing jazz and to improvise.
Working professional musicians from Long Island and NYC came
up through the clinics and returned regularly to help the
new students grasp the concept of Jazz Improvisation and
most of all to have fun! The clinics are now held at the
Mills Pond House in St. James. Admission: $5 to participate,
free for listeners. For more information please call
631-862-6575 or reply at
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Winemaker's Walk · Vineyard Tours and Wine Tastings on
Saturdays at 1:00PM January-May 2009 at the Castello di
Borghese Vineyard and Winery, Route 4 /Alvah's Lane,
Cutchogue, NY 11935. A guided tour of the winery and
production facility and wine tasting at Castello di Borghese
Vineyard & Winery. $15 per person. For more ifnromation
and/or for reservations please call 631-734-5111 or reply at
info@castellodiborghese.com. |
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Veterinary Medicine Career Exploration Program on March
3, 10, 17, 24, 31, 2009 7:00PM-8:30PM at the Yaphank
Building, 360 Yaphank Avenue, Yaphank, NY. Weekday
lecture sessions and veterinarian shadow experiences for
high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors interested in
pursuing a career in veterinary medicine. Lecture topics may
include: Veterinary colleges and admissions information,
feline medicine, radiology, equine and large animal
medicine, lab animal medicine, emergency critical care.
Cost: $75 per student, parents welcome to attend at no
additional fee. For more information please call
631-852-4603 or reply at
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Winter Learn and Play on Weekdays in March, 2009
10:30AM-11:30AM or 1:00PM-2:00PM at the Suffolk County Farm
and Education Center, Yaphank, NY. Fun at the farm for
preschoolers. Age specific sessions by Cornell Cooperative
Extension educators include story, craft, snack, animal
visits and wagon rides. Ages 24-60 months. Cost: $10 per
child. For more information please call 631-852-4600 or 345
or reply at
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Winter Country Kids on Weekdays in March, 2009
10:30AM-11:30AM or 1:00PM-2:00PM at the Suffolk County Farm
and Education Center, Yaphank, NY. Fun at the farm for
preschoolers. Programs Cornell Cooperative Extension
educators are parent/child interactive and age specific.
Includes story, craft, snack, animal visits and wagon rides.
These classes are for siblings and may include a younger
non-participating sibling. Ages 1-5 years. Cost: $10 per
child/$4 for siblings 12-17 months. For more information
please call 631-852-4600 or 345 or reply at
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Winter Little Farmers on Weekdays in March, 2009
1:00PM-2:00PM at the Suffolk County Farm and Education
Center, Yaphank, NY. This mixed-ages Little Farmers
program by a Cornell Cooperative Extension educator gives
preschoolers a chance to explore the Farm to meet and learn
about our animals. Includes a wagon ride, stories, songs,
crafts and snack. For ages 3-5 only. Cost: $10 per child.
For more information please call 631-852-4600 or 345 or
reply at
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Ongoing Event : Nutrition Class Group
Program Offered By Fitness Fusion 360
This program is an 8-week program. During
these 8 weeks, participants meet with a
Nutrition Manager Consultant three times -
one hour at the beginning of the program,
one hour during the program, and one hour at
the end of 12 weeks. Participants are asked
to keep a food log and an exercise log; they
learn how to analyze what they eat and
discover the number of calories they should
eat to achieve balance; they learn how to
budget their time and fit exercise into
their schedules; they learn ways to reduce
stress and why it is important to do so.
When participants have completed the 8
weeks, they will posses the tools needed to
be successful in long-term "fat" loss and
health. The program also includes three
individual consultations: The first
individual consultation is after the first
group meeting. This meeting concentrates on
individualizing the participants exercise
program; discussing the participant's goals
and objectives; and teaching the participant
how to use the diet analysis software. The
second individual consultation occurs after
the fourth group meeting. This consultation
focuses on how the participant is doing. The
third individual consultation occurs at week
12 (4 weeks after the group program). This
consultation concentrates on how the
participant is doing after the program
(repeat body composition measures, etc).
For more information please call
631.664.1485 or reply at
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Facing Destiny Children in European Portraiture
(1500-1900) · Main Galleries · March 29, 2009 - May
25, 2009 at the Nassau County Museum of Art, 1
Museum Drive, Roslyn Harbor, NY 11576. Court
painters traditionally portrayed the privileged
world of royalty through their costume, jewelry and
emblems of office. This NCMA exhibition glimpses
personalities such as Maria Theresa of Austria or
Louis XIV of France when they were shown as
miniature adults, in a time before childhood was
seen as a phase in and of itself. The exhibition
surveys the conception of royalty and aristocracy in
art and offers a look at people who later became
important historic personages. The tour of Facing
Destiny is organized by the Fundacion Yannick and
Ben Jakober, Majorca, Spain; tour co-organized and
distributed by Exhibits Development Group, USA. For
more information please call 516-484-9337 fax at
516-484-0710 or reply at
constanceschwartz@nassaumuseum.com. |
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Ridder MiniArtMuseum for Children · Beloved
Characters of Children's Literature Create An Art
Museum · January 18, 2009 - May 25, 2009
Tuesday-Sunday, 12:00PM-4:30PM at the Nassau County
Museum of Art, 1 Museum Drive, Roslyn Harbor, NY
11576. This interactive installation of works
from the Mary Ryan Gallery is designed by Paul
Orselli. Nassau County Museum of Art (NCMA) launches
the new Ridder MiniArtMuseum for Children with one
of the most delightful exhibitions ever designed to
intrigue young museum visitors. Babar’s Museum of
Art, featuring Laurent De Brunhoff’s illustrations,
opens on January 18, 2009 and remains on view
through May 25, 2009. This interactive installation
of works from the Mary Ryan Gallery is designed by
Paul Orselli. Babar's Museum of Art offers a very
engaging introduction to some of the world's
greatest art works - but with a real twist! These
artworks have been reinterpreted in a most unusual
way: all of the human subjects in these works by
Goya, Velázquez, Botticelli, Manet, Cezanne, Munch,
van Gogh, Rousseau, Picasso, Dali, Rodin, Degas,
Seurat and many others are seen as elephants. Likely
inspired by the conversion of Paris’ Gare d’Orsay
from a railroad station to a museum of art (Musée
d’Orsay), Queen Celeste and Babar decide that since
everyone’s is motoring these days rather than using
the train, they might as well use the station house
for a new museum to showcase the many works of art
they’ve collected. In Babar’s Museum of Art, the
adult elephants guide the young elephants through an
appreciation on different perspectives in art. For
more information please call 516-484-9337 fax at
516-484-0710 or reply at
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Readings With Janet Russell and Friends on
Fridays-Saturdays 7:00PM-9:00PM at the Lagrange Inn, 499
Montauk Highway, West Islip NY. Must reserve for Janet,
walk-ins ok for other readers. Janet is available for
private readings, phone readings, group events, fundraisers,
radio and TV events. Watch "Beyond The Unexplained" weekly
on your local cablevision station. For dates/time and to
reserve your spot please call 631.654.3353. For more
information please call 631.654.3353 or reply at
rosebudsjanet@msn.com.
Psychic Night and Dinner on Mondays at 6:00PM at Domenico's,
3270A Hempstead Turnpike, Levittown NY 11756. Janet is
available for private readings, phone readings, group
events, fundraisers, radio and TV events. Watch "Beyond The
Unexplained" weekly on your local cablevision station. For
dates/time and to reserve your spot please call
516.735.5535. For more information please call 631.654.3353
or reply at
rosebudsjanet@msn.com.
Psychic Night and Dinner on Tuesdays at 6:00PM at the
Charlie Browns Steakhouse Suffolk, 88 Veterans Memorial
Highway, Commack NY 11725. Janet is available for
private readings, phone readings, group events, fundraisers,
radio and tv events. Watch "Beyond The Unexplained" weekly
on your local cablevision station. For dates/time and to
reserve your spot please call 631.462.4206. For more
information please call 631.654.3353 or reply at
rosebudsjanet@msn.com.
Psychic Night and Dinner on Wednesdays at 6:00PM at the
Main Street Café, 30 East Main Street, Patchogue NY.
Janet is available for private readings, phone readings,
group events, fundraisers, radio and TV events. Watch
"Beyond The Unexplained" weekly on your local cablevision
station. For dates/time and to reserve your spot please call
631.207.6710. For more information please call 631.654.3353
or reply at
rosebudsjanet@msn.com.
Psychic Night and Dinner on Wednesdays at 6:00PM at the
Charlie Browns Steakhouse Nassau, 2349 Jericho Turnpike,
Garden City Park NY 11040. Janet is available for
private readings, phone readings, group events, fundraisers,
radio and TV events. Watch "Beyond The Unexplained" weekly
on your local cablevision station. For dates/time and to
reserve your spot please call 516.294.7320. For more
information please call 631.654.3353 or reply at
rosebudsjanet@msn.com.
Readings With Janet Russell at the Ladies Workout Express
Suffolk, 3265 Horseblock Road, Medford NY 11763. Janet
is available for private readings, phone readings, group
events, fundraisers, radio and TV events. Watch "Beyond The
Unexplained" weekly on your local cablevision station.
Private or phone readings available. Readings $75.00 cash
only for half hour session with tape of session. Phone
readings must be prepaid only. For appointment and/or for
more information please call 631.654.3353 or reply at
rosebudsjanet@msn.com.
Readings With Janet Russell at the English Garden Spa
Suffolk, 193 Montauk Highway, Speonk NY. Fee: $40.00 for
15 minutes or $75 for half hour session. Janet is available
for private readings, phone readings, group events,
fundraisers, radio and TV events. Watch "Beyond The
Unexplained" weekly on your local cablevision station. For
dates/time and to reserve your spot please call
631.325.5952. For more information please call 631.654.3353
or reply at
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Seal Cruises 2009 by the Riverhead Foundation for
Marine Research and Preservation - Join the
Riverhead Foundation as we sail from Freeport, Long
Island, aboard Captain Lou Fleet, to view winter
harbor seal populations throughout Hempstead Bay. A
naturalist will be on board to discuss biology and
behavior of seals and other marine life encountered.
Reservations and required. Boarding time: 12:30PM.
All sailing departures are at 1:00PM. All proceeds
support the New York State Marine Mammal and Sea
Turtle Rescue Program. For more information or to
make reservations, please call 631-369-9840. In case
of inclement weather, please contact the Riverhead
Foundation. There is a 48 hour cancellation policy -
no refunds. Directions: Captain Lou Fleet, 28A
Woodcleft Avenue, Freeport, NY 11520. For
reservations call 631-369-9840; for online
reservations
click here.
Individual Rates
Adults $24.00
Children (up to 12 years of age) $19.00
Carry on child $0.00
Seniors $21.00
Group Rates (15 or older)
All ages $18.00
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"Meet The Dog
Behavior Expert Day" with Jason Mickalauskas from
Best Paw Forward
at Christopher Morley Park on
Saturday, March 28, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
Saturday, April 11, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
Saturday, April 25, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
Saturday, May 9, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
Saturday, May 23, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
Saturday, June 13, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
Saturday, June 27, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
Saturday, July 18, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
Saturday, August 1, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
Saturday, August 15, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
at Gardners Park on
Sunday, May 24, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
Sunday, August 16, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
These times are not for obedience training, they are
for the fearful, shy or aggressive dogs. For more
information call 516.420.0940 (Nassau County) or 631.888.0450 (Suffolk County)
or email Mr. Mickalauskas at
info@bestpawforward.us.
Jason Mickalauskas,
Best Paw Forward Dog Education's private
professional dog trainer offers dog training for
puppies and older dogs through customized in-home
training programs by master certified trainers in
Nassau County, Suffolk County, Hamptons, Long Island, New York.
Obedience training promoting greater understanding,
health, safety and socialization of your dog. Any
worries about taking a walk in a crowded public place or
running out of an open door will become a thing of the
past. You can go on vacation, walk on the beach, or
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Teatro Lirico D'Europa Verdi's Aida · The Tilles Center
for the Performing Arts presents Teatro Lirico D'Europa
Verdi's Aida on Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 3:00PM at the
Tilles Center for the Performing Arts, CW Post Campus, LI
University, 720 Northern Boulevard, Brookville, NY 11548.
Tita and Joseph Monti Memorial Performance. Verdi's
best-loved and most-performed opera lushly portrays the
beauty of love that transcends all else. With full
orchestra. In Italian with English super titles. For more
information please call 516-299-3100 or visit
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Pine Trail Out-and-Back on March 1, 2009 at 1:00PM at the
Pine Trail Preserve, Paumanok Path, Rocky Point, NY 11778.
4.4 miles-easy-flat. Take an easy pine barrens walk to Sandy
and Grassy Ponds and back; bring water; foul weather or bad
footing cancels; meet at Pine Trail Preserve parking lot, NY
25, 6/10 mile east of William Floyd Parkway. For more
information please call Tom or Sherri at 631-360-0753 or
reply at
ligreenbelt@verizon.net. |
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A. Stan Wiest Music Bridal Show on Sunday, March 1, 2009
4:00PM-6:00PM at the Timber Point Country Club, Great River,
NY. For more information please call Stan Wiest
President, A. Stan Wiest Music at 631-754-0594 or reply at
stan@stanwiest.com. |
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Looking for improved Health and Wellbeing? · Intro to
BodyTalk System and BodyTalk Access on Monday March 2, 2009
at 7:00PM at The Center For Self Growth ("The Ashford
Building"), 28 Jones Street, Suite 104Setauket, NY 11733.
The BodyTalk System is a revolutionary form of alternative
healthcare which encompasses *Western Medical Expertise
*Energy Dynamics of Acupuncture, *Osteopathic & Chiropractic
Philosophy, *The Clinical Findings of Applied Kinesiology,
and *The Insights of Modern Physics and Mathematics.
The BodyTalk System has 3 basic premises:
1. The Body is designed to heal itself
2. Every Body has an Innate Wisdom
3. Communication is the key to healing
A Certified BodyTalk Practioner (CBP) is able to communicate
with the Body using a form of biofeedback; establish the
priority of the communication breakdowns which need to be
addressed; and then re-link those lines in the order that
the Body's Innate Wisdom directs. BodyTalk Access, which is
based on the BodyTalk System, is designed to be used by any
layperson or health care provider to bring about significant
improvement in health, using five simple techniques.
A Certified BodyTalk Access Technician (CBAT) is able to
perform five procedures to bring about significant
improvement in health and well being. These techniques can
be learned in one day by anyone and implemented in about 10
minutes. Learn a simple technique you can use immediately on
yourself, family and friends. BodyTalk Access and Mini-BodyTalk
sessions included. $10 Donation. Space is limited, RSVP
necessary. For more information please call 631-327-0090 or
reply at
milly@optonline.net or call 631-331-3161 and reply at
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2009 Long Island Horticulture Training School on March 2,
2009 9:00AM-5:00PM at the George C. Young Community Center,
Jamesport, NY. This 40-hour, in-depth training program
for green industry professionals is designed to provide
training in horticulture fundamentals and their applications
when implemented to maintain our ornamental landscape and
natural environment. Fee includes resource notebook and
bulletins. Cost: $250. For more information please call
631-727-7850 x 337 or 345 or reply at
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Salsa Dance lessons on Tuesday, March 3, 2009 at 7:00PM
at 56th Fighter Group Restaurant, Route 110 (at Republic
Airport) Farmingdale, NY. 3 Ages groups for Dance
Partners: 25-34 / 35-45 / 46- 59 For SINGLES- no partner
needed, everyone gets a DANCE partner in their age group!
Professional dancers will teaches you how to dance the best
Latin dances. We will rotate partners to meet others in your
age group. Includes Dance lesson for one hour and practice
your new skills with open dance to great music until
11:00PM. *Date match cards provided to help make
connections. 7:00PM starts sign-in, lessons begin at 7:45PM.
$19 includes Hot and Cold Food Buffet, 1 Hour lesson and
date matches provided the next day. For more information
and/or to reserve please call 631-592-9804 or sign-up on web
site
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"Raising Healthy Children in an Overweight" World on March 4
and 11, 2009 7:00PM-9:00PM at the Kermit W. Graf Building,
Riverhead, NY. This workshop has been developed for
parents of children ages 2-12 who have concerns about their
children's weight. A Cornell Cooperative Extension educator
will discuss causes and consequences of childhood obesity as
well as what families can do to encourage healthy habits and
promote a healthy lifestyle. Advance registration required.
Cost: $20 for both sessions. For more information please
call 631-727-7850 x 340 or reply at
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The Brookhaven Town Women's Republican Club will hold
their next meeting March 4, 2009 at 7:00PM on the grounds of
the Brookhaven Town Republican Headquarters, Route 112,
Medford, NY. For more information call Andrea Milano at
631-325-5911 or reply at
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The Blue Rose Team Project Presents "Life And Career
Coaching Workshop" on Wednesday March 4, 2009 at 7:00PM at
the Marriott Residence Inn, 9 Gerhard Road, Plainview, NY.
Join us for a productive workshop that benefits an important
cause: Rebuilding the Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans, LA
facilitated by Sherry Finkel Murphy, Certified Corporate
Coach, Member ICF. Join Sherry for an evening of coaching
and motivational exercises intended to help you fine tune
your approach to career fulfillment and your life's goals.
Working with a coach provides structure and feedback to keep
you focused and on-track for all your achievements. Using
simple exercises, Sherry will lead you through your own
awareness of what you want enough to work hard for, versus
those things that are wishful thinking. Sherry can help you
identify the right job or job umbrella that will bring you
fulfillment-not just a paycheck. And Sherry can guide you to
overcome some of the impediments we all place in the way of
our own success. All proceeds to benefit The Blue Rose Team
Home, Make it Right Foundation. Fee: $35.00 Make checks out
directly to Make it Right Foundation - The Blue Rose Team
Home. For more information and/or to get tickets, please
contact Angela Tiseo at 718-755-1000 or reply at
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Free Responsible Dog Ownership Classes : You have adopted
a new dog, now what? Learn the basics at our free dog
education class! The Town of Islip is offering this class
twice a month to all residents with the next few classes on:
Wednesday, March 4, 2009 6:00PM-8:00PM
Wednesday, March 18, 2009 6:00PM-8:00PM
Each one-time Free Responsible Dog Ownership Class© will
teach the basics such as: Puppy and Dog Behavior, Basic
Training Advice and Techniques, Children and Dogs, Dog Park
Etiquette, Nutrition/Health and Well Being, New York State
Dog Laws. This class is for people only, so please leave
your dogs at home. (No dogs are allowed in the class, so
please leave them at home!) Parents are encouraged to bring
kids over the age of 10. The class will feature local
trainers, vets, and other dog related professionals. There
will also be a doggie bag with special treats and learning
materials for you and your dog! Space is limited, so please
call to 631-224-5660 or reply at
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A. Stan Wiest Music Bridal Show on Thursday, March 5,
2009 7:00PM-10:00PM ath the Stonebridge Country Club,
Smithtown, NY. For more information please call Stan
Wiest President, A. Stan Wiest Music at 631-754-0594 or
reply at
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Family Workshop: Friday, March 6, 2009 at 5:00PM at the
Patrons Lounge, CW Post Campus, LI University, 720 Northern
Boulevard, Brookville, NY 11548. Learn basic juggling
and circus skills in this playful workshop designed for all
ages. Explore the flavors of China and join us for a
pre-show dinner after the workshop! For more and information
and tickets, please call 516.299.3100. Family Workshops are
supported by the Gilbert and Rose Tilles Endowment for Arts
Education. For more information please call 516-299-3100 or
visit
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The National Acrobats of China Presented by Tilles Center
on Friday, March 6, 2009 at 7:00PM at the Tilles Center for
the Performing Arts, CW Post Campus, LI University, 720
Northern Boulevard, Brookville, NY 11548. This virtuoso
troupe displays martial arts, traditional music, acrobatics
and illusion, and has won numerous awards, including the
"Golden Clown Award" at the International Circus Festival in
Monte Carlo. For more information please call 516-299-3100
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Speed Date on Saturday, March 7, 2009 at 8:00PM at the
Crowne Plaza Hotel- Holtsville, NY. Ages: Group B- Men
38-49 and Women 34-44 and Ages Group C- Men 50-59 and Women
45-55. Mix and Mingle after the event with Karaoke and Dance
Party at the Yogis Sports Cafe located in the Hotel. $38
*price includes 1 free drink, appetizers and raffle door
prize. For more information and/or to reserve please call
631-592-9804 or sign-up on web site
http://www.7-in-heaven.com. |
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Open Mic Night on Friday, March. 6, 2009 7:00PM-10:00PM
(first Friday of every month) at the Custer Institute and
Observatory, 1115 Main Bayview Road, P.O. Box 1204,
Southold, NY 11971. Interested in becoming a performer?
This is a great opportunity for all you musicians, comics,
poets, magicians and storytellers to roll up your sleeves,
let loose, and get experience in front of a live audience.
Everyone else: come and see the stars of tomorrow! Liza
Coppola, MC. Suggested donation: Free (although any donation
you'd care to make to support our programs would be
appreciated). For more information please call 631-765-2626
or reply at
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Long Island Speed Dating from Weekend Dating on Saturday,
March 7, 2009 7:30PM-9:30PM at Mulcahys Hauppauge, 160 Adams
Avenue, Hauppauge, NY 11788. Long Island Speed Dating
for for Women 27-41 and Guys 30-43. Proof of age and
reservations required. Cost: $35. For more information
please call 516-908-9638 or reply at
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St. Pat's Dinner And Concert on Saturday, March 7, 2009
6:00PM-9:00PM at the Custer Institute and Observatory, 1115
Main Bayview Road, P.O. Box 1204, Southold, NY 11971.
The evening begins with dinner at 6:00 PM, a corned-beef and
cabbage feast prepared by Chef Chuck O'Cardona (feel free to
bring your favorite dish or dessert to add to the table). At
8:00 PM, enjoy a toe tapping concert of traditional Irish
music by Johnny Cuomo, renown among the Irish on both sides
of the Atlantic. Suggested Donation: $20 Members, $25
Non-Members, $10 Students, $5 Kids under 14. For more
information please call 631-765-2626 or reply at
custerdonna@yahoo.com.
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Celebrity Chef at the Harvest Inn Bed and Breakfast
featuring Marco Borghese on Saturday, March 7, 2009 at the
Harvest Inn Bed and Breakfast 40300 Route 25, Peconic, NY
11958. Marco and Ann Marie Borghese, owners of Borghese
Vineyard and Winery, host this very special weekend every
year at the Harvest Inn Bed and Breakfast. The package
includes: An early check-in at the Harvest Inn, two nights
accommodations, a multi-course breakfast on Saturday
morning, a spectacular brunch on Sunday (you can sleep in!),
and a special tour and tasting at the Borghese estate. On
Saturday evening you are invited to an incredible food and
wine pairing dinner, bursting with local flavors. What an
occasion to spend an evening with two of our most celebrated
local personalities and an amazing adventure in food and
wine, with your premier accommodations just a few steps
away! And there's more - a case (12 bottles) of Borghese
wine to take home with you. Seating is very limited so you
must book early. For interim information please call the
Harvest Inn Bed and Breakfast at 631-765-9412. |
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The National Coalition Of 100 Black Women Long Island
Chapter, Inc. Presents "Conversation" A Series Of Intimate
Talks With Outstanding African Americans on Saturday, March
7, 2009, 2:00-4:30PM at the Nassau County African American
Museum, 110 North Franklin Street, Hempstead, NY 11550.
Terrie Williams - best-selling author, Maverick PR
Powerhouse Set to kickoff series. Addresses how the current
economic crisis affects mental health and depression in the
African American community with book, black pain: It just
looks like we're not hurting
As part of their 2009 community outreach program, NCBW will
be hosting a series of "Conversations" with notable African
Americans." The mission of NCBW 100 is to address all issues
that profoundly affect our community, particularly here on
Long Island. It is our hope that by having Terrie Williams
speak to us about the challenges of mental health issues in
our community, it will help to dispel some of the myths that
prevent many of us from seeking adequate care" says Julie
Dade Howard, President of NCBW Long Island Chapter Inc.
The investment cost for the event is the $45 for NCBW
members; $55 for guests; and $15 for students with a valid
ID. Refreshments will be served along with an autograph
session for Ms. Williams' latest bestseller, Black Pain: It
Just Looks Like We're Not Hurting.
For event information or sponsorship opportunities and/or
for more information on the NCBW, Long Island Chapter Inc.
please contact Julie Dade Howard at
li100bw@msn.com or 516-813-0901 and/or visit
www.li100bw.org. For media inquiries contact TaylorMade
Media at 516-285-4999,
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Jazz on the Vine Winterfest Series featuring Ranny Reeve
Quartet on Sunday, March 8, 2009 at 1:00PM at the Castello
di Borghese Vineyard and Winery, Route 4 /Alvah's Lane,
Cutchogue, NY 11935. Join us at Borghese Vineyard for
this free concert during the Jazz on the Vine Winterfest
Series. Of course wine will be available for purchase by the
glass or bottle. Mr. Reeve has been been performing on Long
Island for over 50 years and has been the director of the
North Fork Jazz Ensemble for a decade. His performances have
spanned the Eastern seaboard. For more information please
call 631-734-5111 or reply at
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Sticks and Stones Presented by Tilles Center on Sunday,
March 8, 2009 at 2:00PM at the Hillwood Recital Hall, CW
Post Campus, LI University, 720 Northern Boulevard,
Brookville, NY 11548. With funding provided by the U.S.
Department of Justice, Tilles Center for the Performing Arts
has commissioned this original one-woman performance for
young audiences that will utilize song, story, poetry and
monologue to explore the sensitive issue of bullying.
Parents are encouraged to attend with children aged 10 and
up. For more information please call 516-299-3100 or visit
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Long Island Singles Speed Bowling from Weekend Dating on
Sunday, March 8, 2009 2:00PM-4:30PM at the Levittown Bowling
North, 100 Schoolhouse Road, Levittown, NY 11756. Speed
Bowling for Singles ages 27-49. Our outrageous twist on long
island speed dating. Proof of age required. Cost: $30-$40.
For more information please call 516-908-9638 or reply at
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2009 Long Island Horticulture Training School on March 9,
2009 9:00AM-5:00PM at the George C. Young Community Center,
Jamesport, NY. This 40-hour, in-depth training program
for green industry professionals is designed to provide
training in horticulture fundamentals and their applications
when implemented to maintain our ornamental landscape and
natural environment. Fee includes resource notebook and
bulletins. Cost: $250. For more information please call
631-727-7850 x 337 or 345 or reply at
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New York's Premiere Business 2 Business Event (Not Just
Networking) on Monday, March 9, 2009 6:30PM-9:30PM at
Occasions Catering Hall 127-08 Merrick Boulevard /
Springfield Boulevard, Queens, NY 11415. "We Enlighten
Entrepreneurs" will be presenting its monthly Business 2
Business event. New York's premier business forum guaranteed
success! (Building Viable Connects for over 20 Years in the
NYC metropolitan area). Register online at
http://notjustnetworking.eventbrite.com. For more
information please call NY's Premiere Business 2 Business
Networking (Not Just Networking) at 347-512-2031 or reply at
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"Raising Healthy Children in an Overweight" World on
March 11, 2009 7:00PM-9:00PM at the Kermit W. Graf Building,
Riverhead, NY. This workshop has been developed for
parents of children ages 2-12 who have concerns about their
children's weight. A Cornell Cooperative Extension educator
will discuss causes and consequences of childhood obesity as
well as what families can do to encourage healthy habits and
promote a healthy lifestyle. Advance registration required.
Cost: $20 for both sessions. For more information please
call 631-727-7850 x 340 or reply at
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The Medford/Farmingville Republican Club will hold the next
meeting on March 11, 2009 at 7:30PM on the grounds of the
Farmingville Fire House located at 780 Horseblock Road,
Farmingville, NY. For more information call Maria Polak
at 631-921-6885 or reply at
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Shakers and Stirrers · A Networking For Professionals
Business Networking Event on Thursday, March 12, 2009
6:00PM-8:00PM at the Black Forest Brew Haus, 2015 New
Highway, Farmingdale, New York 11735. Cost: NFP Members
$10; Non-Members $15; $20 for everyone; cash only at door.
Price includes complimentary Hors D'Oeuvres and drink
specials. Cash bar. Make quality business connections and
mingle with top professionals. Enjoy drink specials ($3
house brewed beers 6:00PM-7:00PM) and complimentary Hors
D'Oeuvres. The next day we'll email you the list of
confirmed attendees to help you follow up with your new
contacts. Only those who sign up in advance online will
receive the list of attendees. This event is hosted by NFP
Representative Jeffrey T. Spiegel, CPA, specializing in
small to mid-size businesses, not-for-profit organizations
and all aspects of tax and business planning and financial
services for a diverse client base of business entities and
individuals. For more information please call 212-227-6556
or reply at
adminnfp@networkingforprofessionals.com or
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"No Child Left Inside" on Thursday, March 12 from
8:00AM-5:00PM at the Islandia Marriot, Islandia, NY.
Experts from across the country and the region will gather
on Long Island for No Child Left Inside - a unique
interactive conference exploring the important role that
nature plays in healthy child development. The conference,
which is open to everyone in the community, will feature
some of the nation's most prominent thought leaders in the
areas of child development, education and the environment
and will pre sent innovative ways to encourage outdoor
learning and help children become better stewards of the
environment.
In addition to workshops, interactive exhibits and a variety
of clever contests, "No Child Left Inside" will feature
nationally-acclaimed author and journalist Richard Louv as a
Keynote Speaker. Louv, author of Last Child in the Woods;
Saving Our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder, has
stimulated an international conversation about the future
relationship between children and nature, and has helped
spawn a movement that is now moving into the international
sphere. Other Keynote Speakers include Nancy Rosenow,
Executive Director of the Dimensions Educational Research
Foundation; John Rosenow, Founder and Chief Executive of the
Arbor Day Foundation; and Dana Friedman, Founder and
Executive Director of The Early Years Institute.
The goal of this conference is to not only address how
important it is for kids to connect with nature in terms of
their overall development, but to showcase ways that we can
help our children experience all that nature has to offer
whether in a formal program or right in their own backyards,
said Dana Friedman, a researcher, policy analyst and
community developer focusing on children and family issues,
and a widely-published national expert on the power of play
for young children. There are so many opportunities that
exist for outdoor learning, and we are thrilled to attract
some of the nation's top leaders in this area and showcase
the exciting all-natural outdoor classrooms that LINCK has
helped create over the past year on Long Island.
"No Child Left Inside" will also feature a unique Fairy
House competition (with local landscape architects competing
for the most creative Fairy House) and a number of special
raffle prizes, including a marimba and various wine
tasting/spa packages. In addition, the day will provide an
unprecedented opportunity for discussion and networking
among leaders in child development, education and the
environment and will also offer a tour of the
nationally-certified outdoor classroom recently launched at
CA.
Tickets for the conference, which is being pre sent ed by
the Long Island Nature Collaborative for Kids (LINCK), a
project of The Early Years Institute, can be obtained by
calling Celeste Hernandez at 516-304-5480. For more
information about the March 12 Child Left Inside conference,
including ticket information and sponsorship opportunities,
contact Celeste Hernandez at 516-304-5480 or reply at
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Long Island Singles Lock and Key Party · Charity Event
for Breast Cancer on Friday, March 13, 2009 9:00PM-10:00PM
at Callahan's, 1964 Hempstead Turnpike, East Meadow, NY
11554. Long Island Singles Lock and Key Party to benefit
breast cancer research. Ages 30's and 40's. $10, Free food
and a lot of fun singles! Cost: $10. For more information
please call 516-908-9638 or reply at
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Tasting Class · The Wines of Bordeaux, the Right Bank on
Friday, March 13, 2009 6:00PM-8:00PM at the Channing
Daughters Winery, 1927 Scuttlehole Road (P.O. Box 2202),
Bridgehampton, NY 11932. We will taste 12 different
wines from the Right Bank of Bordeaux. Class is taught by
CDW winemaker Christopher Tracy and begins with an overview
of the region prior to tasting through three flights of four
wines each. $90 per person. For more information and/or to
purchase tickets please call 631-537-7224 or reply at
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Speed Date on March 14, 2009 at 8:00PM at the Garden City
Cafe Restaurant, 987 Stewart Avenue, Garden City, NY.
Ages: Group C- Men 48- 57 / Women 45-55 and Group D Women
55- 65 / Men 58-67. Dancing, live entertainment following
the event at the City Cafe. Fee: $38 which includes 1 free
drink + appetizers, raffle, door prize too. Must reserve in
advance. For more information and/or to register please call
Gail at 631-592-9804 or reply at
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11th Annual Irish Festival "Let Ye All Be Irish Today!"
on Sunday, March 15, 2009 11:00AM-5:00PM at Hofstra
University's Physical Fitness Center (PFC), North Campus,
202 Hofstra Hall, Hempstead, NY 11549. Bring the family
and enjoy the day inside in our Physical Fitness Center,
next door to the Hofstra Arena. Tony Jackson will once again
be our Master of Ceremonies and Michael O'Rourke and the
Black Velvet Band will set the tone for a full day of Irish
music and dance. Of course, Irish fare and draft will be
available, as well as wonderful vendors and children's
crafts. $5 suggested donation. Hofstra students with ID and
children under 12 free. For program information please call
the Festival Hotline at 516-463-6582 (after March 3, 2009);
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Peconic Dunes Camp Open House on March 15, 2009
10:00AM-2:00PM at the Peconic Dunes County Park. Since 2003
CCE-Suffolk has operated Peconic Dunes Summer Camp at
Peconic Dunes County Park. Visit Peconic Dunes camp on
Long Island’s beautiful North Fork to see the site, meet the
educators, and discover the exciting summer experiences
planned for your children. Cost: Free. For more information
please call 631-727-7850 x 328 or reply at
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Cupcake Art Children's Workshop Masterpiece Mania on
Saturday, March 14, 2009 1:00PM-3:00PM at the Heckscher
Museum of Art, 2 Prime Avenue, Huntington, NY 11743.
Kids ages 9 and up are invited to explore the "art" of
cupcake decorating. Enjoy experimenting with a variety of
edible materials to create your own original artist-inspired
designs! All materials will be provided. Cost: $10 for
non-members, $5 for members. Advance registration is
required. For more information please call 631-351-3250 or
reply at
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Speed Date on Saturday, March 14, 2009 at 8:00PM at the
City Cafe Restaurant, 987 Steward Avenue, Garden City, NY.
Ages: Group C- Men 48-57 and Women 45-55 and Group D Women
55-65 and Men 58-67. Dancing and live entertainment
following the event at the City Cafe. $38 *price includes 1
free drink + appetizers and raffle door prize too. For more
information and/or to reserve please call 631-592-9804 or
sign-up on web site
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Nature's Beacons: Type Ia Supernovae on Saturday, March
14, 2009 7:30PM-9:00PM at the Custer Institute and
Observatory, 1115 Main Bayview Road, P.O. Box 1204,
Southold, NY 11971. Type Ia supernovae are bright
stellar explosions that occur when a thermonuclear runaway
incinerates a compact star known as a white dwarf. These
events form a homogeneous class, allowing their use as
distance indicators (i.e. standard candles) for cosmological
studies. The process of the explosion is incompletely
understood, however, and the talk will present results from
simulating these events. Presenter: Dr. Alan Calder is an
astrophysicist and Assistant Professor of Astronomy at Stony
Brook University. His research is in theoretical
astrophysics, involves numerical modeling, and he spends
most of his time trying to make stars explode (well, really
trying to simulate stellar explosions). Suggested Donation:
$10 Members, $13 Non-Members, $5 Full-Time Students. For
more information please call 631-765-2626 or reply at
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Family Service League's Diane Goldberg Community Center &
the Joseph D. Posillico Youth Activities Center presents a
Free Craft Event "Happy St. Patrick's Day" on Saturday,
March 14, 2009 11:00AM-12:30PM. Children ages 5-12 are
invited to celebrate St. Patrick's Day by building a trap to
catch leprechauns! Limited space is available. To register,
please contact Courtney Russo at 631-647-3100 x 452 or reply
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Cool Crustaceans (Ages 3-5) on March 15, 2009
10:00AM-12:00PM at the Sport Fishing Education Center,
Babylon, NY. Spend some time with your pre-schooler and
our crawling crustaceans. Learn all about these amazing
crawling creatures of the sea with a marine educator from
Cornell Cooperative Extension. Make a craft to remind your
child all about crustaceans. Cost: $25 per child (includes
one adult). For more information please call 631-587-2873 or
reply at
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Raising Healthy Children in an Overweight World on March
16, 2009 6:30PM-8:30PM at the Lindenhurst Library,
Lindenhurst, NY. This workshop has been developed for
parents of children ages 2-12 who have concerns about their
children's weight. A Cornell Cooperative Extension educator
will discuss causes and consequences of childhood obesity as
well as what families can do to encourage healthy habits and
promote a healthy lifestyle. Advance registration required.
No fee. For more information please call 631-957-7755 or
reply at
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Estate Sale on Tuesday, March 17, 2009 8:00AM-4:00PM at
31 Fairview Road West, Massapequa , NY. Come join us for
a great St. Patrick's day blowout garage loaded with tools
and vintage stuff contents of vintage home bedroom sets,
large dinning room suite, living room end tables, lamps
loads of kitchenware, books records, vintage CD's, tools and
Christmas plus other holidays, vintage clothes pocket books,
shoes, old cash register, costume and 14k jewelry, bronzes,
loads of collectables, stemware, dish sets, garage and
loaded come join the party. For more information please
reply at
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The Great South Bay Republican Club will hold the next
optional dinner and meeting on March 18, 2009 at 7:00PM at
Domino Yacht Club located at 484 Roe Avenue, East Patchogue,
NY. Dinner is $20 per person. For more information call
Brian Pendergast at 631-475-7604 or reply at
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Single To Mingle on Wednesday, March 18, 2009
5:00PM-2:00AM at Roberto's Nightclub, 6230 Jericho Turnpike
Commack NY 11725. Single To Mingle Wednesdays begins at
Roberto's Nightclub with a very special single and mingle
event for singles. that's right singles - come down and
mingle and meet some of the sexiest singles from all over
the tri -state area. This is an exclusive event. Doors open
early at 5pm and will stay open until 2:00AM. Admission is
$10.00 per person for this exclusive event. free buffet and
live DJ. Hope to see everyone there after work. Get there
early! For more information please call 516-779-2760 or
reply at
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The North Shore Republican Club will hold the next
meeting on March 18, 2009 at 7:00PM at Grumpy Jacks located
at 28 Oakland Avenue, Port Jefferson, NY. For more
information call Mark Lyon at 631-928-5374 or reply at
ljpope@optonline.net. |
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Speed Date on Thursday, March 19, 2009 at 8:00PM at
Finley's, 43 Greene Street, Huntington Village, NY.
Young singles Group A Men 25- 38 / Women 23- 36. Price: $38
which includes 1 free drink + appetizers and Raffle door
prize for dinner date! Price drinks special 9:00PM-1:00AMK
and DJ music following event! Must reserve in advance. For
more information and/or to register please call Gail at
631-592-9804 or reply at
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A. Stan Wiest Music Bridal Show on Thursday, March 19,
2009 7:00PM-9:00PM at the Three Village Inn, Stony Brook,
NY. For more information please call Stan Wiest
President, A. Stan Wiest Music at 631-754-0594 or reply at
stan@stanwiest.com. |
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The Four Freshmen Presented by Tilles Center on Friday,
March 20, 2009 at 7:30PM and at 9:30PM at the Hillwood
Recital Hall, CW Post Campus, LI University, 720 Northern
Boulevard, Brookville, NY 11548. These fabulous young
jazz talents harmonize the Great American Songbook like no
other group. In concert they also perform original songs and
material from their newest album, In Session. For more
information please call 516-299-3100 or visit
www.tillescenter.org.
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Single Mingle Party on Friday, March 20, 2009 at 8:30PM
at the Il Piatto Italian Restaurant, 107 South Street,
Oyster Bay, NY. Ages: Group B- Men 38- 49 / Women 34-45
and Group C-Men 50-59 / Women 46-56. Come join us for this
low-pressure informal Single Mingle event. Appetizers and
Ice Breaker Game "Nuts and Bolts" with Raffle Prize to meet
everyone. "DATE MATCH" cards will be given out. Dance Party
and Karaoke Entertainment starts at 9:30PM. Good time for
all! Expecting a large crowed. Cost $10 includes appetizers,
date match cards, icebreaker game and raffle prize and
karaoke/dance party entrance. Must reserve in advance. For
more information and/or to register please call Gail at
631-592-9804 or reply at
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Family Service League's Diane Goldberg Community Center &
the Joseph D. Posillico Youth Activities Center presents a
Free Teen Art Event "First Day of Spring" on Saturday, March
21, 2009 11:00AM-12:30PM! Children ages 5-12 are invited
to celebrate St. Patrick's Day by building a trap to catch
leprechauns! Limited space is available. To register, please
contact Courtney Russo at 631-647-3100 x 452 or reply at
crusso@fsl-li.org. |
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Family Arts Day at Mills Pond House - The Smithtown Township
Arts Council is pleased to be sponsoring a special program
of music and art especially for families with young
children, Saturday March 21, at 10:00AM and 12:30PM. The
program will feature The Pied Piper, The Unhappy Aardvark,
and The Whistler and His Day. Young children will thrill to
the sounds of familiar songs and learn that many were
actually composed hundreds of years ago! Have fun learning
how stories can be told through music. Children will create
arts projects to use during the performance. Admission is $8
per person. Reserve with payment in advance as seating is
limited. Register by downloading registration coupon from
www.stacarts.org and mailing with your check payable to
STAC. For more information please call 631-862-6575 or reply
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Jazz on the Vine Winterfest Series featuring David Amram
on Saturday, March 21, 2009 at 2:00PM at the Castello di
Borghese Vineyard and Winery, Route 4 /Alvah's Lane,
Cutchogue, NY 11935. Join us at Borghese Vineyard for
this free concert during the Jazz on the Vine Winterfest
Series. Of course wine will be available for purchase by the
glass or bottle. David Amram is a composer, conductor,
multi-instrumentalist, a living American treasure. For more
information please call 631-734-5111 or reply at
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The Annual Christian Business Festival :
Networking/Contacting/Connecting on Saturday, March 21, 2009
10:00AM-4:00PM at SUNY Farmingdale, Farmingdale, NY.
Making Connections that Make the Difference, the overarching
theme of this year's event, seeks to unite and strengthen
the business community, connect businesses and help them
identify collaborative opportunities, educate business
owners on marketplace trends that will position them for
growth and sustained success, and inspire struggling
entrepreneurs through a motivating keynote speech and
workshops led by successful Christian business owners.
At the Christian Business Festival, as a family, you will
have the unique opportunity to find professionals that you
can trust and that share your moral convictions. These are
men and woman from your Christian community that excel in
their area of practice. Whether it be piano teachers,
insurance brokers, Christian schools, doctors or lawyers,
the Christian Business Festival strides to connect you with
morally sound professionals that you can trust.
Featuring over 50 of the areas top Christian-owned and local
businesses, the Christian Business Festival offers
businesses a wide-range of networking and
business-to-business opportunities and exposure. In addition
to attracting local businesses, this event also draws
decision makers from all over New York. Christian Business
Festival is an organization by Christians for Christians. If
you are a stay at home mom looking for an honest
plumber/landscaper/painter or if you are a dad looking to
buy your child a car or if you are losing faith in finding
an honest mechanics - then this event is for you. The truth
is we are all looking for businesses and professionals with
integrity. For more information please 516.902.9791 or reply
at
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3rd Annual Asian-American Cultural Festival of Long
Island on Saturday, March 21, 2009 starting at 1:00PM at the
Roosevelt Hall at Farmingdale State College, Broadhollow
Road, Farmingdale, NY 11735. Celebrate cultural
diversity and bring the whole family to the 3rd Annual
Asian-American Cultural Festival of Long Island where you'll
find a multitude of colorful displays from Japan, Taiwan,
India, Korea, Thailand, China and the Philippines. There
will be live music, dance presentations, movies, lectures,
children and adult workshops, art and photo exhibits,
corporate display tables, an Asian Market, Tea Ceremony,
children and adult raffle prize drawings, traditional
exhibitions from the Far East and much more. All are
invited. The evening program from 6-9pm includes a stage
performance by professional artists, a sumptuous
multicultural cocktail buffet, an awards ceremony and a
Chinese auction featuring some fabulous items donated by
Long Island merchants. Tickets are $30 per person or $25 for
groups of 4 or more. Fee: 1:00PM-6:00PM free admission
6:00PM-9:00PM $30 Admission/$25 for groups of four or more -
includes stage performance, taste of Asia multicultural
cocktail buffet, awards ceremony, Chinese auction. To order
tickets, become a corporate or individual festival sponsor,
or donate a raffle prize to publicize your company please
call 631.543.5768 or 631.754.6640. |
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Lupus Education Day by the Lupus Alliance of America LI/Q
Affiliate on Saturday, March 21, 2009 9:30AM-4:00PM. An
all day educational meeting which encompasses lab tests,
dealing with doctors, coping skills, what lupus is, lupus
research and medications and more. Breakfast and lunch are
provided as well as all educational materials. Cost: $10 per
person for members; $15 per person for non-members. For more
information and/or to register, please call the Lupus
Alliance office at 516-783-3370 or reply at
info@lupusliqueens.org. |
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Tag Sale on Sunday, March 22, 2009 8:00AM-4:00PM at 33
Henrietta Avenue, Oceanside, NY. Content of vintage home
including living room set bedroom set Judicah items,
pottery, designer clothes, ladies and men's, shoes, pocket
books, house wares, cosmetics, Denon stereo system, prewar
train sets, custom jewelry, loads of records books tons of
CDs, loads of bric-a-brac, gym equipment, kitchenware, bar
needs, stemware, tools, outdoor fun. loads to dig through.
Sunrise Highway, south on Long Beach Rd, right on Henrietta
Avenue. For more information please reply at
briane@2muchstuff4me.com. |
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A. Stan Wiest Music Bridal Show on Tuesday, March 24,
2009 5:30PM-9:30PM at the Fox Hollow Country Club, Woodbury,
NY. For more information please call Stan Wiest
President, A. Stan Wiest Music at 631-754-0594 or reply at
stan@stanwiest.com.
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The Passion Of Joan Of Arc - Anything But Silent: Silent
Classics with Live Musical Accompaniment on Tuesday, March
24, 2009 at 7:30PM at Cinema Arts Centre, 423 Park Avenue,
Huntington, NY 11743. Live Organ Accompaniment by Ben
Model. Carl Theodor Dreyer’s moving portrait of the final
days of Joan of Arc is a sublime meditation on the power of
faith. Fee: $9 members; $12 public. Tickets can be purchased
on line, at the box office during theatre hours or by
calling Brown Paper Tickets toll free at 1-800-838-3006. For
more information please call Iris De Vita, Publicist at
631-423-7611 x 14 or reply at
iris@cinemaartscentre.org. |
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The Glen Republican Club will hold the next meeting on
March 26, 2009 at 7:30PM on the grounds of Leisure Glen
Auditorium, at 311 Randall Road, Ridge, NY. For
information call Joseph Sperduto 631-821-6952 or reply at
ljpope@optonline.net. |
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Treasures or Trash? · Lectures and Appraisal Series on
Thursday, March 26, 2009 6:30PM-8:30PM at the Ward Melville
Heritage Organization Educational & Cultural Center, Stony
Brook Village Center, Main Street on the Harbor. Vic
Amaroso "Pottery and Stoneware". Fee: $7 per class. One item
per person appraised included with class price; $5 for each
additional item. Appraisals are held the last hour of the
lecture. For more information please call 631-689-5888 or
reply at
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East End's Last Laugh Comedy Night on Friday, March 27,
2009 at 8:00PM at the Castello di Borghese Vineyard and
Winery, Route 4 /Alvah's Lane, Cutchogue, NY 11935.
Borghese Wine will be available for purchase by the bottle
or glass. Light food will be available. Please remember no
outside alcoholic beverages or food permitted on the
property. For more information please call 631-734-5111 or
reply at
info@castellodiborghese.com. |
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Chocolate Tasting Event For The First Probiotic Chocolate
on March 26, 2009 at 7:00PM at Panera Bread community room,
Sunrise Highway, Bohemia, NY. Event is free, open to
guests, and will consist of tasting the chocolate, as well
as learning about the company, and business opportunity
behind the delicious chocolate. Other products are gluten
free, vegetarian and diabetic friendly, no added sugar or
fillers. No obligation to purchase. For more information
please call 631-834-7626 or reply at
tagd88@optonline.net. |
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17th Annual Long Island Guitar Festival Presented by C.W.
Post Music Department on Thursday, March 26-29, 2009 at
8:00PM at CW Post Campus, LI University, 720 Northern
Boulevard, Brookville, NY 11548. Sponsored by The
D'Addario Foundation and The Augustine Foundation.
The Long Island Guitar Festival is an annual international
festival presented by the Department of Music of the School
of Visual and Performing Arts at the C.W. Post Campus of
Long Island University. The Festival represents the
continuing commitment of Long Island University to reach out
to the artistic community and continue an established
tradition of excellence in guitar performance and pedagogy.
The Long Island Guitar Festival presents master classes,
concerts and workshops by the world's most outstanding
guitarists and teachers. Workshops have included Computer
Music Notation for Guitarists, Composers and Arrangers, High
School Guitar Ensemble Workshops, Fingerboard Harmony and
Chamber Music Workshops. Special concerts have included the
"Legacy of Segovia" with Segovia protegé Michael Lorimer,
the U.S. debut of renowned guitarist composer Carlo
Domeniconi, C.W. Post alumni concerts and new music concerts
including world premieres. The festival has established
partnerships with high schools including Greenwich High
School and the United Nations International School, as well
as local community colleges.
Scheduled performers for the upcoming festival, to be held
March 26 to 29 in 2009, include Paul Galbraith, The Cavatina
Duo (Eugenia Moliner and Denis Azabagic), Fabio Zanon,
Harris Becker and Barbara Fusco, Tali Roth, The Juilliard
Pre-College Guitar Ensemble, Anna Mnich and Yannis Petridis.
Master classes and workshops with Denis Azabagic, Fabio
Zanon, Dale Stuckenbruck, Mark Marino and James Erickson are
also planned. Long Island Guitar Festival Pass includes all
workshops and lectures plus: Fabio Zanon, 3/26 at 8:15PM at
Hillwood Recital Hall; Cavatina Duo, 3/27 at 8:00PM at
Hillwood Cinema; Paul Galbraith, 3/28 at 8:00PM at Hillwood
Recital Hall and Harris Becker and Barbara Fusco,
mezzo-soprano, at Hillwood Recital Hall
For more information on master classes, please call the C.W.
Post Department of Music at 516-299-2475 or 516-299-3181. |
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Channing Daughters at Two Forks & A Cork, Southampton on
Friday, March 27, 2009 6:00PM-8:00PM at the Parrish Art
Museum, 25 Job's Lane, Southampton, New York 11968. Join
Channing Daughters and 11 other local wineries at the
Parrish Museum in Southampton for a wine tasting, hors
d'oeuvres and live music. For more information please call
631-283-2118 or reply at
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Nicki Richards Live on Friday March 27, 2009 at The
Bitter End, 147 Bleeker Street (between Thompson and
LaGuardia), New York, NY 10002. Nicki Richards Hot Off
Madonna's Sticky & Sweet Tour announces brand new release,
two huge NYC shows this spring. $15 Admission/18 and
over/9:00PM Showtime. For more information please call Rick
Eberle, PopCore Entertainment at 516-729-6872 or reply at
rick@popcore.net. |
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Lecture : The History of the Telescope on Saturday, March
28, 2009, 7:30PM-9:00PM at the Custer Institute and
Observatory, 1115 Main Bayview Road, P.O. Box 1204,
Southold, NY 11971. Celebrate the 400th anniversary of
the telescope by learning about its creation and evolution,
from Galileo's first to the sophisticated designs of today
and what they enable us to see. Presenter: Edward Furey,
telescope historian. 2009 is the "International Year of
Astronomy" as it marks the 400th anniversary of the
telescope. What better way to celebrate than by reviewing
the history and evolution of the telescope? The discussion
will start with Galileo, walk forward to the open air
telescopes used by Huygens and others, Newton's invention of
the refractor, and the many contributions made by William
Herschel when he was moonlighting from his job as a court
musician. Mirrors grew larger and began to fail (as with
Lord Rosse's 72-inch in Ireland), then glass came to the
rescue and big refractors like the 40-inch at Yerkes
Observatory were born. Astronomical communities form in the
best dark sky areas, and next generation telescopes with
mirrors bigger than baseball infields arise. Presenter:
Edward Furey is a telescope historian and has been a member
of Custer for over 15 years. Suggested Donation: $10
Members, $13 Non-Members, $5 Full-Time Students. For more
information please call 631-765-2626 or reply at
custerdonna@yahoo.com. |
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Visit the Amazing Animals Exhibit on Saturday, March 28,
2009 10:00AM-11:00AM at Tanglewood Preserve, 1 Tanglewood
Road, Rockville Centre, NY. Get a special behind the
scenes tour of the exhibit. Help feed the animals and learn
about their care. Admission to exhibit is $6.00. For more
information please visit
www.cstl.org
or call 516-764-0045 or reply at
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Long Island Speed Dating Weekend Dating Women 25-38; Guys
27-39 on Saturday, March 28, 2009 8:00PM-10:00PM at
Callahan's, 1964 Hempstead Turnpike. East Meadow, NY 11554.
Long Island Speed Dating, Proof of age required: up to 15
dates in one night for men ages 27-39 and women ages 25-38.
Reservations required. Cost: $35. Please call 516-908-9638
or reply at
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Speed Date on Saturday, March 28, 2009 at 8:00PM
Breaker's Restaurant, 12 Bayville Avenue, Bayville, NY.
Ages: Group B- Men 38- 49 / Women 34-44 and Group C- Men 50-
57 / Women 45-55. We meet at the bar area and enjoy your
First drink FREE. Appetizers will be served before the
speed-dating event and ALSO enjoy the Live entertainment
Dance/ Karaoke entertainment after the event! $38 includes
Speed Dating, 1 free bar drink, Appetizers and Raffle door
prize too. Must reserve in advance. For more information
and/or to register please call Gail at 631-592-9804 or reply
at
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A dance for singles and couples to live music featuring
Mike Virostko and his big 17 piece swing band on Saturday,
March 28, 2009 7:00PM-10:00PM at the St. Sylvester's Parish
Center, Robinson and Ohio Avenue, Medford (one block south
of LIE Exit 64), NY. Music from the 40's and 50's Hit
Parade era and Latin Music. Admission: $10. Raffles and
50/50 and refreshments. For more information please call
631-730-3333 or reply at
cma39@aol.com. |
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Easter Bunny And Despereaux, The World's Bravest Mouse Team
Up on Saturday, March 28, 2009 1:00PM-3:00PM in Lower Level,
Center Court, The Mall At The Source, Old Country Road,
Westbury, NY. The Easter Bunny will team up with
Despereaux, the little mouse with the big heart, to make
this an Easter season the whole family will remember at
Roosevelt Field and The Mall at The Source. The Easter Bunny
is a revered tradition at Roosevelt Field and The Mall at
The Source and this year is no exception. Everyone is
invited to visit the floppy-eared friend who will be on-mall
offering professional photos between Thursday, March 19 and
Saturday, April 11 at Roosevelt Field and between Friday,
March 27 and Saturday, April 11 at The Mall at The Source.
Children can watch preview scenes from The Tale of
Despereaux DVD, receive custom coloring sheets and win great
prizes, including a Tale of Despereaux lunch pail and fuzzy
felt Despereaux ears, compliments of Universal Studios Home
Entertainment. Kids can also make their own Despereaux ears
as part of a special activity. For more information please
call Irene Neofotistos, Assistant Vice President - Ryan &
Ryan PR, Inc. at 516-293-5700 or reply at
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Darby O'Gill And The Little People - Cinema for Kids on
Sunday, March 29, 2009 at 12:00PM at Cinema Arts Centre, 423
Park Avenue, Huntington, NY 11743. Walt Disney's classic
tale about an Irishman (a youthful Sean Connery) who
captures the King of the Leprechauns. Suitable for Ages 8
and up. (USA, 1959, 91 min, color). Fee: Public $9.00;
members $6.00; children under 12 $4.50. For more
information, photos and interviews please call Iris De Vita,
Publicist at 631-423-7611 x 14 or reply at
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The Mid-Brookhaven Republican Club will hold the next
meeting on March 31, 2009 at 8:00PM on the grounds of the
Brookhaven Town Republican Headquarters located at route
112, Medford, NY. For more information call Ed Lenox at
631-732-1815 or reply at
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The Betrayal : Reel to Real : Documentary Film Series on
Tuesday, March 31, 2009 at 7:30PM at at Cinema Arts Centre,
423 Park Avenue, Huntington, NY 11743. In Person:
Filmmaker Ellen Kuras. 20 Years in the making, this
unforgettable documentary offers a moving portrait of the
heartbreaks and joys of a Laotian family uprooted by war and
transported to the mean streets of Brooklyn. Fee: $9
members; $12 public - includes reception. Tickets can also
be purchased at the box office during theatre hours or by
calling Brown Paper Tickets toll free at 1-800-838-3006. For
more information please call Iris De Vita, Publicist at
631-423-7611 x 14 or reply at
iris@cinemaartscentre.org.
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