AN ANTON MEDIA GROUP SPECIAL
SUMMERFUN JULY 22 - 28, 2015
Ultimate Clambakes Making your own clambake or just finding the best places to eat
at the manhasset bay marina 10 Matinecock Avenue, Port Washington 516.944.7900 www.LaMottas.net
every monday & tuesday enjoy unlimited 1-1/4 lb. lobster dinner with sweet summer corn on the cob. absolutely no sharing! no take-out orders or doggy bags, not with any other offers. reservations required
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ANTON MEDIA GROUP • JULY 22 - 28, 2015
M A N H AT TA N | B R O O K LY N | Q U E E N S | L O N G I S L A N D | T H E H A M P T O N S | T H E N O R T H F O R K | R I V E R D A L E | W E S T C H E S T E R / P U T N A M | A S P E N | L O S A N G E L E S | F L O R I D A
GATED WATERFRONT PERFECTION Asharoken | $5,500,000 | Bespoke waterfront estate with unparalleled 5,500 sq. ft. Nantucket main house, 2 pristine beach cottages, in-ground pool w/spa, tennis/sports court and dock on shy 2 acres. Web# 2757054. Risa Ziegler, c: 516.457.4282 and Jyll Kata, c: 516.330.2321
PRIVATE & SECLUDED 2+ FLAT ACRES Brookville | $3,399,000 | 12,000 sq. ft. home on a private road. Completely gated with surveillance system. Open floor plan great for entertaining and fine living. First floor master. Professional recording studio. Web# 2774546. Patricia Santella, o: 516.624.9000, c: 516.659.8497
VACATION LIVING Lloyd Neck | $3,288,000 | 300 ft. of waterfront on Long Island Sound with private beach. 3 acres. Enjoy sunrises and sunsets. Custom 5-bedroom home with water views from every room. Indoor in-ground pool. Web# 2773459. Mary Luca, o: 631.549.4400, c: 741.4389
CUSTOM BUILT Laurel Hollow | $2,750,000 | This exquisite Colonial exudes warmth and elegance with impeccable craftsmanship. Offering 5-bedrooms, 3.5 baths, open layout & 2-story entry. Set on 2 fabulous flat acres . Web# 2778206. Linda Freedman, c: 917.743.2724
HIGHLY RENOWNED ARCHITECTS OWN Oyster Bay | $2,100,000 | Custom home totally renovated. Gourmet eat-in kitchen. Smart house technology. Professionally landscaped 2 acres, Gunite in-ground pool/spa, granite patio, and 3-car garage. Web# 2754069. Taryn Peel, o: 516.624.9000, c: 516.567.8652
CENTER HALL COLONIAL Oyster Bay Cove | $1,888,000 | Quality craftsmanship throughout. Easy flow for entertaining, banquet-size dining room, oversized outside entertaining areas completed by heated Gunite pool, waterfall & gardens. Web# 2765528. Patricia Santella, o: 516.624.9000, c: 516.659.8497
PRIME SHY ACRE IN EAST HILLS East Hills | $1,599,000 | The last remaining structure from “Harbor Hill”. The circa 1901 ”Dairyman’s Cottage” with 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths sits on a shy acre of beautiful property in the heart of East Hills. Web# 2746214. Maggie Keats, o: 516.944.2879, c: 516.449.7598
GATSBY-ERA SPLENDOR Glen Cove | $1,299,000 | Neoclassical Colonial offers grand proportioned rooms, 2 fabulous outside covered porches extending the living space. 4 spacious en suite bedrooms including the master with dressing room. Web# 2759392. Maggie Keats, o: 516.944.2879, c: 516.449.7598
BEACON HILL TREASURE Port Washington | $1,025,000 | Great light, an open, easy floor plan, and inviting front and back porches define this one-of-a-kind updated and expanded 4-bedroom, 2.5-home centrally located close to all. Web# 2742185. Maggie Keats, o: 516.944.2879, c: 516.449.7598
110 WALT WHITMAN ROAD, HUNTINGTON STATION, NY, 11746. 631.549.7401 | © 2015 DOUGLAS ELLIMAN REAL ESTATE. ALL MATERIAL PRESENTED HEREIN IS INTENDED FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. WHILE, THIS INFORMATION IS BELIEVED TO BE CORRECT, IT IS REPRESENTED SUBJECT TO ERRORS, OMISSIONS, CHANGES OR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL PROPERTY INFORMATION, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO SQUARE FOOTAGE, ROOM COUNT, NUMBER OF BEDROOMS AND THE SCHOOL DISTRICT IN PROPERTY LISTINGS ARE DEEMED RELIABLE, BUT SHOULD BE VERIFIED BY YOUR OWN ATTORNEY, ARCHITECT OR ZONING EXPERT. PHOTOS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN MANIPULATED. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY.
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ANTON MEDIA GROUP • JULY 22 - 28, 2015
Host Your Own Backyard Clambake BY ANTON MEDIA STAFF
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A clambake is entertaining made easy and a quintessential summer party—especially if you’re nowhere near a beach. Steamed clams and mussels, juicy corn, baby potatoes flavored with sausage and lobsters— how can you go wrong? If you have at least a 16-quart stockpot and either a gas or charcoal grill, you can do this easily. It’s simple to prepare everything in advance. Steam cooks the meal, and proper layering is the key to success. For a carefree clambake with friends, follow these simple instructions. Serves 6–8
18–20 small red-skinned potatoes, scrubbed and halved 6–8 ears of corn 3 lobsters, about 1¾ lbs each 1–2 tablespoons Old Bay seasoning Lemon wedges 1 lb butter, melted Special equipment: Tall 16–20 quart stockpot with lid 1 large cheesecloth (about 20 × 20 inches) 1. Heat a gas grill to medium or have a charcoal grill ready with glowing hot coals (they must remain glowing hot for at least 25 minutes). 2. Rinse the stockpot with warm water (do not use soap).
1 lb kielbasa or smoked sausage, sliced into 1-inch circles 2 lbs clams, cleaned and scrubbed 2 lbs mussels, scrubbed and debearded (cut or scrape away the little tuft of fibers)
Restaurant Directory Don’t want to host your own clambake? Check out these editors’ picks for some of the best clambakes on Long Island. Arturo’s Ristorante 246-04 Jericho Tpke., Floral Park www.arturorestaurant.com • 516-352-7418 Butler’s Flat 86 Orchard Beach Blvd.,
Port Washington www.butlersflat.com • 516-883-8330 Caci North Fork Restaurant 56125 Route 25 (Main), Southold www.cacinorthfork.com • 631-765-4383 Fisherman’s Catch 111 Bayside Dr., Point Lookout www.fishermanscatchrestaurant .com • 516-670-9717
3. Prepare an even layer of kielbasa or smoked sausage slices in the bottom of the pot. 4. Lay the cheesecloth out on the counter. Add cleaned clams and mussels, then tie it up loosely. Place this on top of the kielbasa. 5. Add an even layer of potatoes, then a layer of corn. Finally, carefully fit the lobsters into the pot. Sprinkle evenly with Old Bay seasoning. Cover tightly with lid, pushing down if necessary. 6. Place the stockpot on the grill for 20 to 25 minutes—no peeking. Open carefully. Remove lobsters to a platter to cool. Place the corn into a dish and the potatoes into a bowl. 7. Remove cheesecloth, then cut it open to release the clams and mussels. Arrange them on a platter. 8. Remove the kielbasa from the stockpot and add to the potatoes. Next, detach the lobster claws and tails, displaying them on the platter with the lemon wedges. Serve immediately with melted butter for dipping in a separate bowl. —Recipe by Phyllis Quinn Jordan Lobster Farms 1 Pettit Pl., Island Park www.jordanlobsterfarms.com • 516-806-6251 La Motta’s 10 Matinicock Ave., Port Washington www.lamottas.net • 516-944-7900 Louie’s Oyster Bar & Grille 395 Main St., Port Washington louiesoysterbarandgrille.com • 516-883-4242
Kale and Wheat Berry Power Salad
Try adding a fresh salad with seasonal ingredients to the clambake menu. Here is a suggestion provided by North Shore Farms for a tasty summer side dish to any meal. 1 cup wheat berries (they’re not always in stock in the grocery aisle, so if you can’t find them, look for premade at the deli counter) 1 cup white quinoa 4 cups baby kale , shredded ½ cup carrots, shredded ½ cup red cabbage, shredded ¼ cup pumpkin seeds, also known as pepitas 3 oz honey 1 oz lime juice 3 oz olive oil ¼ cup dried cranberries ½ cup blueberries ½ cup raspberries 1 cup blackberries ½ cup mandarin orange segments Cook wheat berries and quinoa according to package directions. Let cool in refrigerator. In a large bowl, combine kale, carrots, cabbage, pumpkin seeds, wheat berries and quinoa. In a small bowl, whisk together honey, lime juice and olive oil; add a few drops of warm water to ease mixing. Pour dressing over salad and toss. Arrange on serving plate. Garnish with berries and mandarin oranges.
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ANTON MEDIA GROUP • JULY 22 - 28, 2015
THURSDAY AUGUST 6TH 7:30PM - rain or shine -
Disco Queen
Please join Distinguished Society Events and Ruggiero Strong Family Foundation as we dance the night away at the beautiful Carlyle On the Green. Amazing food, drink and food specials, exotic cars, surprise guests, and raffles!
France Joli & Personality DJ
Jenny Costa from 103.5 KTU
A portion of the proceeds help a child with cancer attend Sunrise Day Camp
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ANTON MEDIA GROUP • JULY 22 - 28, 2015
SeaGlass Carousel And Woodland Gardens To Open At Battery Park
The Battery Conservancy announces that the SeaGlass Carousel, a new oneof-a-kind, permanent cultural attraction featuring a monumental nautilus shell with 30 grand luminescent fish, will open to the public on Thursday, Aug. 20, at The Battery, the 25-acre public park at the southern tip of Manhattan. The Tiffany & Co. Foundation Woodland Gardens that encircle the carousel will also open on the same day. SeaGlass was conceived by the award-winning WXY Architecture + Urban Design as a carousel recalling The Battery’s history as the original home of the New York Aquarium. WXY, creators of The Battery’s contemporary architecture and furniture, then designed a spiraling pavilion of glass and steel inspired by the chambered nautilus. The magnificent fish figures— as large as 9 ½ feet wide and 13 ½ feet tall—were designed by the internationally acclaimed George Tsypin Opera Factory, which is best known for creating the opening ceremony for the 2014 Olympic Games in Sochi. Unique among carousels worldwide, SeaGlass motors lie under the floor—allowing full visibility across and around the
An artist rendering of the completed carousel. shell, with no center post—and visitors sit within the figures rather than atop them. Instead of “riding” the fish as one would on a typical carousel, visitors will “become” fish while gliding through the sights and sounds of a 360 degree aquatic adventure. “We are thrilled to introduce New Yorkers and visitors from around the world to SeaGlass Carousel, offering a completely unique theatrical experience that will delight and inspire,” said
Warrie Price, president and founder of The Battery Conservancy. “The opening of SeaGlass and the Tiffany & Co. Foundation Woodland Gardens marks a major step forward in plans to revitalize The Battery, as it recaptures its place as a major cultural destination in the city.” “For centuries, The Battery has provided all New Yorkers open access to our history, ocean views and the first location of New York City’s Aquarium. By bringing a little bit of the underwater world onto dry land, SeaGlass creates a striking, interactive reflection of The Battery’s special role as a place for New Yorkers and visitors to relax, play and learn,” said NYC Parks Commissioner Mitchell J. Silver, Fellow of the American Institute of Certified Planners (FAICP). Visited by more than six million people each year, The Battery remains one of the oldest and most popular public open spaces in continuous use in New York City. The Battery Conservancy, the nonprofit created in 1994 to rebuild and revitalize The Battery in partnership with NYC Parks and Recreation, believes SeaGlass Carousel will help further establish
The Battery as a leading natural and cultural New York City destination. More than 10 years in development, SeaGlass will bring art, architecture and music to visitors of all ages. “My great-grandparents came to America through Castle Garden at The Battery, along with eight million other immigrants,” said Bill Rudin, chairman of The Battery Conservancy and CEO and Vice Chairman of Rudin Management Company. “The Battery is where New York begins, and we are excited for visitors to enjoy the beauty and magic of these magnificent gardens and the extraordinary new SeaGlass Carousel.” Visitors to SeaGlass Carousel will be welcomed by the beautiful Tiffany & Co. Foundation Woodland Gardens, which were made possible by a million grant from The Tiffany & Co. Foundation; the gardens were designed by acclaimed garden-designer Piet Oudolf. SeaGlass Carousel will be open daily to the public from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Admission to SeaGlass Carousel will be $5 per ride. Access to The Battery is free and open to the public.
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ANTON MEDIA GROUP • JULY 22 - 28, 2015
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ANTON MEDIA GROUP • JULY 22 - 28, 2015
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icking back with friends and celebrating is one of the best parts of summer, particularly if you are surrounded by great company. Whether on an official staycation or you simply wan tot make the most of the rest of the season, there are plenty of great ways to enjoy summer vibes near home.
Great Ideas For the Lazy Days Of Summer
Host a backyard “beach” party Invite friends over for a full day at the “beach.” Get the grill fired up and a game of beach volleyball going in the yard. If it’s hot, cool off in the sprinkler. You don’t need to be a kid to have this much fun. After sunset, use Tiki torches to set the mood. Encourage beachwear as the dress code. If your neighborhood allows it, fire up the firepit or chiminea.
Outdoor movie night Many communities host outdoor movie nights int he summer. Bring a blanket, grand your friends and get there early. Scope out the best vantage point and witness a terrific summer sunset. Or host your own outdoor movie night at home. All you need is a projector, a white wall or a sheet and plenty of snacks. Popcorn anyone? Staycations are growing in popularity and with good reason. So much fun can be had without leaving town. ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★
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Seen Lady Liberty Lately? Have you visited any of the state parks lately? When is the last time you’ve visited Lady Liberty? Consider a day trip to Liberty and Ellis islands before the summer is up. You can catch Statue Cruises from Battery Park any day of the week. The ferry leaves regularly and costs $18 for adults, $14 for seniors, 62 and older, $9 for kids 4-12 years old, and free for kids under 4. Cruises run every hour and complete a full loop between Battery Park, Liberty and Ellis islands. Visit www.statuecruises.com for details and reservations. Don’t want to go to the monument? You can also get great views of the Statue of Liberty from Battery Park, Brooklyn Promenade, the Staten Island Ferry and also from many of the river cruises like New York City Sightseeing Cruises.
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ANTON MEDIA GROUP • JULY 22 - 28, 2015
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ANTON MEDIA GROUP • JULY 22 - 28, 2015
Go Camping On Long Island
If you’re tired of the sand, sun and waves on Long Island, but still want to experience the outdoors, camping might be your best option. Long Island offers a variety of campgrounds that allow you to explore nature and enjoy the more scenic parts of the Island. Hither Hills State Park
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50 South Fairview Ave. in Montauk / 631-668-2554 www.nysparks.state.ny.us/parks/ Hither Hills offers many camping amenities that will satisfy anyone from a hardcore camper to a family looking to vacation for a weekend. Everyone can swim, play on the playground or relax in the site’s playing fields. As the day winds down, you can walk or ride bikes on the site’s bridal path—taking in the beauty of ground’s trees.
Wildwood State Park
Sticking Around This Summer? Join us at Old Westbury Gardens to tour our amazing mansion surrounded by some of the most beautiful gardens in the world. Enjoy wonderful family programs, including our Wednesday Night Picnic Pops Concerts through August 12 (kids 17 and under are free with an adult), the LI Scottish Festival and Highland Games on August 22, and Kidsfest, Sept. 20.
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and grilling areas. If you’re looking to take a day-trip and relax, Battle Row offers the ultimate package—providing its campers with blanket space and benches.
Blydenburgh County Park Veterans Memorial Highway in Smithtown www.suffolkcountyny.gov/parks Blydenburg offers everything a campground should have and more. Campers can row and fish on Stump Pond or admire the houses on site, which were built in the 1800s.
Sound Avenue in Cedar Point Wading River / County Park 631-929-4314 5 Cedar Point Rd. Wildwood State in East Hampton / park reveals the 631-852-7620 true meaning Wildwood State Park www.suffolkcountyny of camping, .gov/parks providing its campers with undeWith 607 acres to offer, Cedar Point veloped camp lands. This old-fashCounty Park offers a myriad of activioned camping experience is set ities for single and group campers. on the Park’s 600-acre land, where You can both relax and soak in the campers can relax in the outdoors sun, or be adventurous and boat, fish, or go salt-water fishing. As the day hunt and even scuba dive. Make sure loses sunlight, everyone flocks to the to bring your dogs along, because the grilling area to barbecue and watch park is canine-friendly. the sun set over the trees.
Battle Row Campgrounds 1 Claremont Rd. in Old Bethpage / 516-572-8690 www.nassaucountyny.gov The close-quartered campgrounds in Old Bethpage allow for a nice family gathering, with its wide-open space
While Long Island offers many great places to experience something outside of the box, its campgrounds are filled with adventures to be taken. No matter which site you visit, you’ll be sure to experience relaxation, fun and adventure all in one. —Compiled by Stephen Romano
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ANTON MEDIA GROUP • JULY 22 - 28, 2015
Editors’ Picks: Summer Calendar
Thursday, July 23
The Garden City Hotel will host Smooth Jazz Night along with a Cigar and Scotch Night on Thursday, July 23. Tickets are $40 per person. Call 516-877-9385 to reserve seating.
Tuesday, July 28 It’s “yappy hour” at the Garden City Hotel from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on Thursday, July 28. Enjoy passed hors d’oeuvres live entertainment and cocktails to wind down from your work day. Bring your pooch and spend the evening at the beautiful Garden City Hotel Patio Bar. Tickets are $35 each call 631368-8770 ext. 26 to get yours. Space in limited. All proceeds go to Little Shelter Animal Adoption Center, Inc. Glen Cove’s Saint Rocco’s Feast runs from Tuesday, July 28, through Sunday, Aug. 2. Visit www.stroccoglencove.com/thefeast for details.
Saturday, Aug. 1 Planting Fields Concert in the Park on Aug. 1 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Admission and parking are free. Bring a chair, blanket and a picnic dinner. 3 West, an acoustic duo originally from New Jersey, will perform. Hear them perform their country/pop originals,
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Friday, Aug. 7 “Taste On The Beach” by Long Beach International Film Festival is taking the concept of dinner and a movie to a whole new level this year. Filmmakers and foodies biggest beach party on Long Island for the Summer of 2015 will bring film, live musical performances, food, wine and craft beer to the beach between National Blvd. and Edwards Blvd., in Long Beach, on Friday, Aug. 7.
Sunday, Aug. 9 Check out the classic cars on display at Belmont Park in Elmont for the Belmont Classic Car Show and Swap Meet on Sunday, Aug. 9, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $9, free for kids under 12. Rain date is Aug. 16. Southampton Antiques Fair will be held on Sunday, Aug. 9, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Rogers Mansion, 17 Meeting House Lane, in Southampton. Check out the antiques, furniture, jewelry, collectibles and more. Admission is free. The mansion will be open for tours.
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ANTON MEDIA GROUP • JULY 22 - 28, 2015
Pool Safety Tips Can Be Life-Saving
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Residents swim at Manorhaven Beach Park Pool.
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During the summer months it is incredibly important to review pool safety precautions with the entire family, whether using a pool at a town facility or a private backyard pool at home. Drowning is the second largest cause of death in the United States among children. Town Supervisor Judi Bosworth said, “In order to prevent such catastrophes, we want to make sure that all of our residents are safe and follow the necessary rules and guidelines when they install, maintain and enjoy their pools.” According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about one in five people who die from drowning is a child 14 years of age or younger. Bosworth is also encouraging parents to teach their children to swim. She advised, “Teaching children to swim at a young age gives them the foundation for becoming skilled swimmers, which can help them avoid dangerous situations in the pool.” Pool Safety Tips: • Never leave a child unsupervised or unattended while near a pool. • Remove all toys from the pool after use so children aren’t tempted to reach for them.
• You must put up a fence to separate your house from the pool. Most municipalities require the installation of a fence at least six feet high around all sides of the pool, as well as the use of self-closing and self-latching gates that secure from the inside. Check with your town or village for specific codes about fencing. • Practice “touch supervision” with children younger than five years old. This means that the adult is within an arm’s length of the child at all times. • After use, securely close the pool. • Keep rescue equipment and a phone near the pool. • Never use a pool with its pool cover partially in place, since children may become trapped under it. Remove the cover completely. • Learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). The Town of North Hempstead offers CPR training and certification courses to all residents multiple times per year. The town sponsors the training courses with the National Safety Council Adult and Pediatric CPR and AED. Training and certification courses are held at town hall.
ANTON MEDIA GROUP • JULY 22 - 28, 2015
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ANTON MEDIA GROUP • JULY 22 - 28, 2015
Entertaining Al Fresco Summer is a great time to fire up the grill, pour the lemonade and invite friends over to sit outside on the patio. Outdoor entertaining, like any party or gathering, can be as casual or as fancy as the host chooses. Here are some tips for flawless outdoor entertaining no matter the occasion.
Invest in sturdy plates. When it comes to outdoor cooking, paper plates are a go-to for many hosts. It makes cleaning up easier and cooking for the masses less stressful. Keep the food you are serving in mind and choose a material that is sturdy enough to hold up to the meal. The same goes for utensils; you don’t want a flimsy plastic knife breaking when your guests are cutting into their ribs. Provide convenient places to sit down and eat. Picnic style eating is okay for many people and can be a fun way to enjoy the outdoors. But consider older guests who may
not be able to sit down or get up easily, and provide a few table and chair options for them. Position items on the buffet logically. If you are arranging a buffet, place items where they are easy to grab. For instance, put the silverware, napkins and drinks at the end of the buffet so guests aren’t trying to serve themselves and juggle other elements as well. Or, consider putting these items on a separate table so guests can fill their plate, set it down, and then return for the drinks and utensils. Plan for your guests’ comfort. Outdoor dining means Mother Nature is a guest, too. Think about what guests might need to stay comfortable: an umbrella or shady area, paper fans, extra sunscreen and insect repellent. For more information on outdoor entertaining tips, check out Emily Post’s Etiquette, 18th Edition or visit www.emilypost.com.
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ANTON MEDIA GROUP • JULY 22 - 28, 2015
Lincoln Center Festival: If It’s Free It’s Me
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Annual music festival offers wide range of artists
In marking its 45th season, the Lincoln Center Out of Doors festival is once again offering music lovers plenty of great options to sup on. Best of all is that all this creative diversity is one of the city’s best bargains—it’s all completely and utterly free. Shows start at 7 p.m. and are being held at Damrosch Park. Below is a partial list of upcoming concerts.
studio album. More Los Lobos than Luke Bryan, the infusion of Tex-Mex and Cuban influences continued Malo and company’s penchant for putting a twist on mainstream country music. Helping out with the heavy lifting will be Orkestra Mendoza who’ll be doling out a mix of Mexican mambo, psychedelic cumbia, ranchero, merengue, rumba, jazz and indie-rock.
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Orkestra Rumpilezz Letieres Leite & Orkestra Rumpilezz with Special Guests Arturo O’Farrill July 25 and Steven Bernstein Randy Newman Cyro Baptista’s Banquet of the Wycliffe Gordon and His Spirits International All-Stars Forró in the Dark: The Music of John Lil Buck Zorn With songs that run the gamut from Afro-Brazilian percussion in a heartbreaking to satirical, plus a host of unforgettable film scores, Rock and big band format, Letieres Leite & Orkestra Rumpilezz combine tradiRoll Hall of Famer Randy Newman tional African-based rhythms with has created musical masterpieces sophisticated jazz harmonies. Making widely recognized by generations of audiences. Master trombonist Wycliffe its U.S. debut at Lincoln Center Out of Doors, the group will collaborate with Gordon and his jet-setting band will bring their signature sound to a set of critically acclaimed pianist Arturo New Orleans tunes. And the jaw-drop- O’Farrill and celebrated trumpeter Steven Bernstein, who are presenting pingly virtuosic Lil Buck starts the original compositions to be arranged evening with the blend of Memphis in the Rumpilezz style. Cyro Baptista street style (“Memphis Jookin”) and contemporary dance that sparked col- reveals another imaginative layer of Afro-Brazilian jazz fusion by laborations with Yo-Yo Ma, Madonna integrating instruments he designs and Mikhail Baryshnikov. himself into his performances. His mastery of Brazilian percussion and July 26 jazz experimentation produces an Judy Collins utterly unique, unapologetic sound. Age certainly must be just a number Forró in the Dark, a collective of New for the seemingly immortal Judy York-based Brazilian expats, presents Collins who continues to write music and poetry, paint, tour and even head a new take on the rural party music up her own Wildflower imprint. Along of Brazil’s northeastern states: forró. The Philadelphia Inquirer raves, with being the CEO of her label, the “It’s polyrhythmic street-party music 75-year-old chanteuse is one of the with a downtown edge.” It’s all being Wildflower’s artists with her most presented in association with Brasil recent studio release being 2011’s Summerfest. Bohemian, a mix of heartfelt covers (Joni Mitchell, Jimmy Webb, Woody Aug. 5 Guthrie) and new originals. All the Full Band Electric Counterpoint + more reason to trek out to Lincoln Dither and Friends Center to catch a glimpse of the womThe electric guitar quartet Dither an who inspired then-beau Stephen hosts an evening of music that Stills to pen “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes.” encompasses minimalism, experimentalism, and rock and roll. The July 29 program will feature performances The Mavericks & Orkesta Mendoza by Dither with renowned guitarist Far more than a mere country Lee Ranaldo (Sonic Youth), a new singer, Mavericks frontman Raul Malo possesses the kind of range that collaboration with the indie band Yo La Tengo, compositions by Eve can have him going from a Sinatraflavored croon to an Orbison-flavored Beglarian and Joshua Lopes, plus Steve Reich’s iconic work Electric warble while easily moving from pop and soul to salsa. So it was no wonder Counterpoint performed by Mark Stewart and a live ensemble of 13 that his decision to reunite with his electric guitars and basses. They old band in 2012 was met with great will be joined by the adventuresome acclaim. One of the results was last electronic duo Matmos, who skillfully year’s This Time, the group’s sixth
create engaging musical beats from ordinary objects and knows how to give found sound pop appeal.
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Boogaloo Celebration: Joe Bataan & Ray Lugo We Like It Like That! A Boogaloo Celebration As stated in Mathew Ramirez Warren’s new documentary, We Like It Like That, Latin boogaloo is New York City—a colorful expression of ’60s Latino soul straight from the streets of El Barrio, the South Bronx, and Brooklyn. Boogaloo godfather Joe Bataan unites doo-wop charm and Latin sounds in his irresistible hits. Ray Lugo’s good-time, hip-swinging originals pay homage to the style’s greats, including his specials guests, legendary pianist Richie Ray, and in one of his first performances in 40 years, Pete Rodriguez. ABAKUÁ AfroLatin Dance Company will perform some of its signature choreography. To get the party started, in-demand DJ Turmix will spin Boogaloo gems.
Aug. 7
Rock My Soul: The Fairfield Four
& The McCrary Sisters Singing in the traditional African American a cappella gospel style that they have been known for since the group’s inception almost 100 years ago, The Fairfield Four continue to perform original, tightly harmonized pieces and traditional favorites. Teaming up with The McCrary Sisters—frequent Bob Dylan collaborators and the daughters of Fairfield’s late leader—the two virtuosic groups show how the spirit-stirring sounds of gospel sparked the rock and R&B revolution.
Aug. 8
Watkins Family Hour & Highway 61 Revisited As part of the Annual Roots of American Music/Americanafest NYC, Americana music faves The Watkins Family will be paying homage to this Dylan classic. Highway 61 Revisited will performed in its entirety by the Watkins Family Hour house band, which features Sean and Sara Watkins of Nickel Creek along with special guests Shawn Colvin, Pokey LaFarge, Aimee Mann, Ted Leo, Fiona Apple, Justin Townes Earle and more.
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ANTON MEDIA GROUP • JULY 22 - 28, 2015
CONCERT LISTINGS It’s summer and there’s no better time to experience live music. As you can see, there’s quite a selection for the ongoing Summer 2015 season.
Aug. 6 – The New York Pops with Sutton Foster Aug. 7 – The New York Pops with Pink Martini Aug. 14 – Santana Sept. 19 – Alabama Shakes with special guests Drive-By Truckers
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July 24 – Josh Turner July 26 – Deep Purple July 27 – Whitesnake Aug. 8 – Air Supply Aug. 13 – JJ Grey & Mofro/G. Love & Special Sauce/Big Head Todd & The Monsters Aug. 14 – George Benson Aug. 15 – Neil Sedaka Aug. 19 – Psychedelic Furs/The Church George Benson Aug. 22 – Hippiefest (The Family Stone/Badfinger/ Rick Derringer/Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels) Aug. 28 – Eric Burdon & the Animals with Edgar Winter Group
Madonna (NYCB Theatre @ Westbury, August 28) Aug. 29 – The Monkees (featuring Mickey Dolenz & Peter Tork) Sept. 16 – Rick Springfield with special guests Loverboy & The Romantics Sept. 19 – Charlie Daniels Band & Marshall Tucker Band
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July 23 – Def Leppard/Styx/Tesla July 26 – Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival (Slayer/King Diamond/The Devil Wears Prada/Hellyeah/ Whitechapel/Code Orange/ Feed Her to the Sharks/Jungle Rot/Kissing Candace/Shattered Sun/Sister Sin/Sworn In/Thy Art Is Murder) July 31 – The Smashing Pumpkins/ Marilyn Manson Aug. 1 – Slipknot/Lamb of God/ Bullet for My Valentine Aug. 5 – Incubus/Deftones/Death From Above 1979/The Bots Aug. 7 – Australian Pink Floyd Show/Led Zeppelin 2 Aug. 13 – Van Halen with David Lee Roth/Kenny Wayne Shepherd
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Aug. 14 – Nickelback Aug. 16 – Chicago/Earth, Wind & Fire Aug. 18 – Jimmy Buffett & the Coral Reefer Band/Huey Lewis & the News Aug. 29 – Gregg Allman/Doobie Brothers/City of the Sun/Bruce Hornsby & the Noisemakers/ Jaimoe’s Jassz Band Sept. 1 & 2 – 5 Seconds of Summer Sept. 16 – Motorhead/Anthrax/ Crobot
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CONCERT LISTINGS CONCERT LISTINGS from page 16B Aug. 21 – Butch Trucks & the Freight Train Band featuring Berry Oakley, Jr. Aug. 22 – Aaron Lewis Aug. 24 – Under the Sun: Sugar Ray/Better Than Ezra/Uncle Kracker/Eve 6 Aug. 29 – .38 Special Aug. 30 – J. Geils Band/Ian Hunter & the Rant Band Sept. 3 – The Jacksons Sept. 4 – Counting Crows/Citizen Cope/Hollis Brown Sept. 6 – Billy Bob Thornton & the Boxmasters
Aug. 8 – Boz Scaggs Aug. 15 – George Benson Aug. 28 – Aaron Neville Aug. 30 – The Bronx Wanderers Sept. 4 – Keb’ Mo’ Sept. 5 – Bernadette Peters Sept. 6 – John Hiatt
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J. Giels Band
The BoxMasters Sept. 10 – Donny Osmond Sept. 17 – GWAR
The Space at Westbury
250 Post Ave., Westbury 800-745-3000 www.thespaceatwestbury.com July 24 – Motion City Soundtrack July 25 – Dr. John & the Nite Trippers Aug. 7 – Miguel Aug. 21 – Buddy Guy Sept. 26 – Joan Armatrading
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Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center
76 Main St., Westhampton Beach, 631-288-1500 www.whbpac.org July 25 – Indigo Girls July 26 – Dr. John & the Nite Trippers Aug. 1 – Marc Cohn Aug. 2 – Steve Tyrell
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CONCERT LISTINGS CONCERT LISTINGS from page 17B July 29 – Walter Trout July 31 – Bill Kirchen Aug. 1 – Albert Lee & Cindy Cashdollar Aug. 8 – Iris Dement Aug. 12 – Dick Dale Aug. 16 – John Gorka & Michael Johnson Aug. 21 – Dana Fuchs Sept. 17 – Charlie Musselwhite Sept. 18 – Popa Chubby Sept. 19 – James Maddock
Other Big Shows: July 23 – Warren Haynes & Railroad Earth at NY Town Hall July 23, 26 & 27, 30 & 31 – U2 at Madison Square Garden July 27 & 28 – Culture Club at Beacon Theatre Aug. 1, 2 & 3 – X at City Winery Aug. 4 – Billy Joel at Nassau Coliseum Aug. 5 – Faith No More at Madison Square Garden Aug. 6 – Garland Jeffreys at Stephen Talkhouse
Dick Dale Aug. 12 – Willie Nelson & Family/ Old Crow Medicine Show at
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Celebrate Brooklyn at Prospect Park Aug. 16 – London Souls at Stephen Talkhouse Aug. 26 – J. Geils Band at Beacon Theatre Sept. 4-6 – Electric Zoo Transformed at Randall’s Island Sept. 12 – Death Cab for Cutie at Madison Square Garden Sept. 12 – Gipsy Kings at Beacon Theatre Sept. 15 – Emmylou Harris at Beacon Theatre Sept. 16 & 17 – Madonna at Madison Square Garden Sept. 19 – Sturgill Simpson at Beacon Theatre
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