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It’s a known fact that parking in Manhattan stinks, but how much
would you pay for your own exclusive spot? A private parking garage in Greenwich Village is offering a parking space for $1 million this fall. The New York Post dubbed the eightstory garage “the city’s gaudiest.” Part of it will be converted into six new luxury condominiums with a penthouse going for just under $39 million. But in order to park there, residents will still need a separate deed and sales contract. In addition to paying the $1 million for the space, there are also “maintenance fees.” The Post calculated that a person would
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“I banned my entire entourage from coming with me. I stripped myself of being Kylie and wanted to go back to being as basic as possible and pretty much be a blank canvas for Leos.” —singer/actress Kylie Minogue on preparing for her role in Holy Motors, a new movie by French director Leos Carax. Here she’s at a press conference for it at the 65th international film festival, in Cannes, on May 23, 2012.
have to get a $115 parking ticket every single day for 24 years to equal the cost of the spot… A man in Washington was so fed up with a noisy group at a movie theater that he punched a 10-year-
old boy in the face. Yong Hyun Kim, 21, was watching Titanic in 3-D with his girlfriend when he asked the people behind them to quiet down and stop throwing popcorn at them. They laughed at him. “I got
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JFK, LaGuardia and Newark Liberty airports are installing life-size hologram avatars to provide information about connecting flights and where to find the bathroom. The units cost the Port Authority $180,000 for the six-month trial period. It also plans to hire 70 real people in an effort to improve customer service. Unfortunately, the avatars are not Tupac. How awesome would it be to get directions from the greatest rapper of all time? Just a suggestion…
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East Norwich: 9 a.m. Walnut Avenue and Route 106 Floral Park: 10 a.m. Elizabeth Street to Memorial Park Freeport: 10 a.m. South Brookside Avenue Garden City: 10 a.m. Cherry Valley Avenue at 10th Street Glenwood Landing: 9 a.m. Fire Station, Grove Street Great Neck: 9:30 a.m. Susquehanna Avenue and Middleneck Road Greenlawn: 9 a.m. East Maple Road to Memorial Park at Pulaski Road Hampton Bays: 10 a.m. St. Rosalie’s Church Hempstead: 2:30 p.m. Greenwich Street and Marvin Avenue to cemetery on Greenwich Street Hicksville: 9 a.m. Parking lot to Hicksville Middle School Holbrook: 10:30 a.m. Holbrook Plaza Huntington Village: 11:30 a.m. Big H Shopping Center, New York Avenue Inwood: 11:30 a.m. Inwood LIRR Kings Park: 9 a.m. Starts at RJO, west on Old Dock Road to Main Street, Kings Park Library Lindenhurst: 8:30 a.m. Breslau Cemetery to Lindenhurst Village Hall Locust Valley: 9 a.m. North Street and Forest Avenue Long Beach: 9:30 a.m. Long Beach Road Malverne: 11 a.m. Meet at gazebo Massapequa Park: 10 a.m. Front Street to Park Boulevard to Clark Boulevard to Klestinec Park for a Service and Wreath Laying Ceremony Mastic Beach: 10:30 a.m. Neighborhood and Commack Roads Medford: 10:30 a.m.
Tremont School to Medford Memorial Park Merrick: 9:30 a.m. Merrick Avenue and Broadcast Plaza Mineola: 11 a.m. Wilson Park to Veterans Memorial Northport: 10 a.m. Village Park Patchogue: 11 a.m. Route 112 and Main Street to Veterans War Memorial at South Ocean Plainview: 9 a.m. PlainviewOld Bethpage Library Rockville Centre: 10 a.m. Maple Avenue to Oceanside Road St. James: 10 a.m. Woodlawn and Lake Avenues to St. James Elementary School Sayville: 9 a.m. Handsome Avenue and Main Street Seaford: 9:30 a.m. Verity Plaza behind Seaford Cinema Setauket: 10 a.m. Main Street, Route 25A Shelter Island: 10 a.m. Center Fire Department to American Legion Smithtown: Noon. West on Mani Street from Singer Lane to Town Hall Southampton: Memorial Day Service 11 a.m. Agawam Park, Pond Lane Stony Brook: 10 a.m. Stony Brook Shopping Center to Veterans Memorial Park Syosset: 9:30 a.m. Jackson Avenue to Veterans Memorial Park, Underhill Boulevard Valley Stream: 9:30 a.m. Rockaway Parkway and Wheeler Avenue Wantagh: 10 a.m. Beltagh and Wantagh Avenues to American Legion Post 1273 West Babylon: 9:30 a.m. Arnold Avenue & Route 109 to West Babylon-Deer Park American Legion Post 1634 West Hempstead: 10 a.m. Nassau Boulevard and Hempstead Avenue West Islip: 10 a.m. 6 Udall Road to Memorial Park
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LIRR—off target Retirees who faked disability claims to bump their pensions can avoid prosecution and keep their benefits if they admit their crime by July 6 under a deal with the federal government. Well, you know what they say: Don’t do the crime if you can’t admit to doing the crime in exchange for a light slap on the wrists!
Pastor Charles Worley The pattern is disgustingly familiar: A Southern pot-bellied preacher with a stomach full of venom and bile serves up a Sunday sermon that soils the soul. On Mother’s Day, Pastor Charles Worley of the Providence Road Baptist Church in Maiden, a little town in the middle of the Tar Heel State, delivered a doozy that’s gone viral ever since. First, he railed against President Obama: “I’ve never been as sick in my life of our president gettin’ up and saying it was all right for two women to marry or two men to marry...I was disappointed bad.” Then came the kicker, which makes folks wonder what kind of Christianity Worley practices in that “old-fashioned church” of his: “Build a great big, large fence—150 or 100 miles long—put all the lesbians in there, fly over and drop some food. Do the same thing with the queers and homosexuals and have that fence electrified so they can’t get out...And in a few years they’ll die out. You know why? They can’t reproduce!” His final solution is most certainly not in the Good Book, and he should know that the verse in the New Testament is “love your enemies,” not stick them in concentration camps. The pastor may have his amen corner, but his extremist position drips poison from the pulpit. Worley, you sick man, go heal thyself...You’re fired.
Snooki—partial score Snooki announces she is having a baby boy and won’t be staying in the Jersey Shore house, just somewhere nearby since she doesn’t think it would be a good idea to be around her drunk roommates while she’s pregnant. She’s so right! Preggos are a total drag when you’re getting wasted and hooking up in the hot tub!
Reality TV—partial score Green Bay Packers wide receiver Donald Driver wins Dancing with the Stars, Arsenio Hall wins Celebrity Apprentice. Just so we’re clear: the words “star” and “celebrity”…they’re kind of like gibberish now, right? IBM—off target The company blocks stored voice data that helps hone Apple’s voice assistant Siri on its private networks, fearing sensitive information could end up in the wrong hands. Um, IBM, have you ever used Siri? Even if it had any sensitive information to reveal, it would only suggest you do a Google search to find it! Cheating—off target Allegations of cheating at two of NYC’s highest-performing public schools emerge, after two Brooklyn teachers notice students who scored in the 99th percentile last year dropping down to the 30th percentile this year. Man, it must suck to be those kids who allegedly cheated their way to a 99th percentile score! Like, they totally would have gotten away with it…if only those new kids hadn’t been so bad at cheating! Shakeel Afridi—bull’s eye The U.S. seeks the release of the Pakistani doctor who helped the CIA find Osama Bin Laden. Pakistan sentenced Afridi to 33 years in prison this week for treason. Treasonous because he helped rid the world of one of its most deplorable terrorists and murderers? Just so we’re clear: the word “treason”…that’s kind of like gibberish now, right?
The Quote “To determine whether lethal injection executions are fairly and humanely administered, or whether they ever can be, citizens must have reliable information about the ‘initial procedures’ which are invasive, possibly painful and may give rise to serious complications.” —California Judge Raymond Fisher of the unanimous three-judge panel writing in the 2000 ruling that declared keeping reporters and the public from viewing all aspects of executions was an unconstitutional violation. This week, the Associated Press and 16 other organizations sued the state of Idaho, one of five states that shield part of their executions, to force officials to open them entirely to public view.
May 18, 2012 Facebook begins trading on the stock exchange in the second-biggest IPO in history
May 19, 2012 Mark Zuckerberg updates his status to “married”
May 20, 2012 Nasdaq cites technical glitches with the IPO
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1. WATCH THE GREAT GATSBY TRAILER: A little bit of Long Island hits the big screen this Christmas featuring a very Gatsby-like soundtrack, which includes a Jay-Z and Kanye West collaboration…Yeah. Anyhoo, it may be worth checking out the movie, or at least the trailer, for that alone. Put it this way, this Gatsby (Leonardo DiCaprio) isn’t the Gatsby you read about in seventh grade English Lit.
2. MAKE YOUR OWN BATMAN CHUCK TAYLORS: Choose from an array of endless bat-combinations and bat-possibilities! Converse Chuck Taylor’s are now available in four different character patterns, which include Batman, The Riddler, Catwoman and The Joker. The design-yourown process offers thousands of customization options including everything from shoelaces and stitching to ID tags.
3. LISTEN TO BOB DYLAN: The man, the myth, the legend Bob Dylan celebrates his 71st birthday on May 24. Labeled as a leading figure of social unrest movements throughout the 1960s, Dylan’s career has spanned the last five decades and become a key part of American pop culture. Dylan wrote countless classics including “Blowin’ in the Wind” and “The Times are a Changin’.” For all you kids saying “Who?,” we’re crying inside. 4. SUBMIT YOUR YETI EVIDENCE: Have you seen Bigfoot? Well, the staff at Oxford University believes you, and they’re trying to prove all naysayers wrong. Oxford, in working with the Lausanne Museum of Zoology, is encouraging any person or organization to submit any yeti evidence they have for testing. All you need is some basic information about your sample (what it is, where you got it, etc.). Once the strongest evidence is received, it will be submitted for more rigorous testing. So round up your cement footprints and hairballs, and help Oxford settle one of the biggest mysteries in the world. 5. PICK UP TEN STORIES: Philadelphia quartet mewithoutyou is back with their fifth studio album, Ten Stories. Tackling the “concept record,” mewithoutyou treats fans with new and old tricks throughout 11 tracks. Creative lyricism, catchy hooks, and a curiosity that’ll keep you coming back, Ten Stories delivers the goods. Mewithoutyou offers a lot over the course of Ten Stories, all of which is sure to overcome the reluctance of longtime fans and the hardened cynicism of new listeners.
6. LOOK AT FOOD PORN: Food lovers everywhere rejoice! Thanks to the social networking blog site, Tumblr, you can now visually indulge in the most scintillating foods. Head over to sexiestfoods.tumblr.com to check out the finest cuisines, ranging from sandwich oddities to delicious cookie combinations. Whether you want to quench your ocular pallet, or get inspired to consume some wacky foods, this is one webpage you should definitely check out. Your tongue and stomach will thank your eyes. 7. PICK UP MARVEL COMICS’ ASTONISHING X-MEN #50: With our current president now standing behind the highly debated topic of gay marriage, Marvel Comics has moved one of their main titles to tackle the issue. Astonishing X-Men features the character Northstar, who is openly gay. In issue No. 50, the character is set to get married, making this the first gay marriage for the company and any of its cartoon characters. 8. YOUTUBE “ANCHORMAN 2 TRAILER”: After years of production difficulties, it seems audiences will finally see the sequel come to light in 2013. Headed by Will Farrell’s anchor, Ron Burgundy, Anchorman 2 features the entire cast, with heavy hitters such as Steve Carell, Paul Rudd and David Koechner. The teaser doesn’t offer up any plot details, but it showcases a familiar dynamic between the Channel 4 news team. So stay classy and check out this trailer. 9. DON’T LET TECHNOLOGY TAX YOU: In an age where every new piece of technology seems revolutionary, it’s hard for consumers to determine what is really worth it. What’s even harder is skimming through the barrage of services these tech companies offer. Well, Gizmodo.com,, along with Laptop magazine, is looking to make your life easier with a list of tech services to avoid. From Rent-to-Own services, to “speed up my PC” services, this list hits the highlights of what consumers should not waste their time or money on. 10. WEAR YOUR POPPIES!: This holiday weekend means parades, the Bethpage Federal Credit Union Air Show at Jones Beach, summer blockbusters, BBQs and plenty of other fun. But, among all the fun and celebration, make sure to honor all those who served our country and wear those poppies proudly! News
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with a new trial drug that more people need to know about.” In November 2009, after going through a procedure called PGD (preimplantation for genetic diagnosis) and IVF, the Shanahans welcomed healthy twins, Dylan and Gabriella. Tyler, now 6 years old, helps Jen and Mike with the foundation as much as he can. “Tyler is my rock,” Jen says with pride. The family still celebrates Brendan’s and Liam’s birthdays with Tyler, Dylan and Gabriella. “I want them to remember their brothers,” she says. On Mother’s Day, Jen wanted to spend the day with some very special people. With their arms laden with lunch and gifts, the Shanahans went to visit the nurses at Winthrop Hospital. Jen says the nurses have been very supportive. They go to the golf Brendan (l) and Liam (r) outings and other Tyler with twins Dylan and Gabriella events in honor of Brendan and Liam to help the family and the foundation. On this Mother’s Day, the Shanahans presented them with a plaque to help other people,” Jen says. “It’s the that read, “Nurses are Angels.” only thing I could do as a mother to “People should know the impact keep my boys’ names alive. This is our they have on other’s lives,” she says. gift to our boys.” “They’re like a part of the family.” The foundation has raised more A child’s death is the most painful than $50,000 through an annual golf loss that a parent can sustain. It’s an outing and other fundraisers, and all of exhausting and isolating experience. The the money has been donated to families loss of two children is incomprehensible. the Shanahans have never met. But to Jen, the examples of her late sons, Losing a child can be a time when Brendan and Liam, still inspire. friends can become strangers and “The fight in them to live was trestrangers can become friends. mendous,” says their mom. “They made Jen also belongs to a Facebook us so proud.” group for parents with mitochondrial For more information on the Brendan diseases. “They know their children are and Liam Shanahan Foundation, email going to die, and even though I’ve never Jen at BrendanAndLiamsGift@yahoo.com met them, I’ve made such good friends,” call 516-476-1852, or go to : www.BrendanAndLiamsGift.com, she says. Jen says that because Alpers is so Their annual golf outing is July 30th at the Hamlet Wind Watch Golf Club in rare, it is sometimes misdiagnosed. “Right now you have a zero chance Hauppauge. For more information or to for survival,” she says, “but there is hope donate, go to their website.
“It’s the only thing I could do as a mother to keep my boys’ names alive.”
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Jerry’s Ink BY JERRY DELLA FEMINA, Publisher, the Independent
Summer Lament, Or The Della Femina Curse I publish this column every year as a public service to make sure your friends and relatives will think twice before they send you an invitation that will screw you out of a precious summer weekend.
WHY DO THEY DO IT? It’s already started. Some close friends of mine are having their Memorial Day weekend spoiled because some heartless fiend has scheduled her college graduation party in some God-forsaken town in Pennsylvania. So after four years in a fine college what has this dopey graduate learned? Nothing. She still thinks her relatives would rather spend a Memorial Day Saturday with her than having a great weekend in the Hamptons. Why do our friends and relatives destroy the summer for us? Why can’t they get married in February? Why do they choose the middle of summer to have birthdays, anniversaries, Bar Mitzvahs, family, college, high school and even nursery school reunions? That’s not all. Frankly, some of them are
thoughtless enough to die on a Friday in June, July or August, and there goes another summer weekend. I promise that if it’s possible, when it’s time for me to go, I will go on life support until some rainy Friday morning in January so that my mourners can bury me early in the morning and still enjoy a three-day weekend. That’s the kind of generous guy I am. Now I know you’re wondering what I’m ranting about, since Memorial Day weekend is here and you’re on top of the world because it looks like another endless summer ahead. Let’s just see how endless it really is. If you work Monday to Friday like me, that leaves you with around 13 summer Saturdays and Sundays, plus two long holiday weekends. So from the minute you’re reading this, summer weekends are a total of about 32 days. Now you know that at least 9 or 10 of these days will be cold, rainy days where no matter how hard you try to avoid it you’ll end up arguing with your spouse. So write off 10 miserable days to
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weather and you’re left with 22 days. Sound like a lot? I bet everyone reading this already has one lost weekend coming up when your Aunt Matilda is celebrating her 60th wedding anniversary and she and your Uncle Benny would be broken-hearted if you don’t show up on a beautiful Saturday afternoon to their house in Brooklyn or the Bronx or Westchester or wherever the hell they live. So, now you’re down to 21 days. If you’re young enough to have children, that means you’re stuck with a trip to some summer camp in Maine or Massachusetts, in the middle of what always turns out to be the most beautiful weather weekend of the summer. This is where you are sentenced to spend the weekend admiring neatly made bunk beds and ceramic ashtrays. Show me a camp that is wise enough to schedule parents’ visiting days on a Monday and Tuesday and I will show you a camp that deserves the exorbitant amount of money they get to guard your kids for the summer. An amount of money, I might add, that is more than it took, a few short years ago, to cover the tuition that would get a child through four years of an Ivy League college. If your children are grown it’s even worse. They have children and all their children are having birthday parties
in July, where you will find yourself overcome by heat, surrounded by 20 sticky 5-year-olds playing musical chairs. What frosts me is the weather. Did you ever notice that every one of the weekends you have to go to a family event is beautiful? The sun is shining. The sky is blue. And you are stuck in some disgusting catering hall, or, worse, drinking warm white wine out of a plastic cup in some relative’s backyard in White Plains. Which brings me to summer weddings in the city. They must be banned. Jerry Seinfeld, an East Hampton resident, had a message for all the newly engaged couples: “Nobody wants to go to your wedding! We are not excited like you are.” Mr. Seinfeld is so, so right. The only people who must attend a summer wedding are the bride and groom, their respective parents, the best man and the maid of honor and maybe a priest or a rabbi. All the other guests are hostages. I remind every dewy-eyed couple in my family that in the summer it’s bad luck to get married any place west of Westhampton. I remind them of the famous Della Femina curse, which is still going strong. I have, in my life, attended four weddings on a summer holiday weekend and must report, in all honesty, that not one of these couples is still married. Pass the word: marriages of people who screw up my holiday weekends are doomed.
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Ah, Memorial Day, the most official—yet, unofficial—beginning to summer we have. You can start wearing white again, switch to flip flops and start drinking iced coffee. Marvel opens in Point Lookout. Adventureland and Splish Splash power up. Schools let out. Beaches fill up and Long Island, well, it’s simply the place to be. Lucky for us we live here and, this year, had a winter that never really was. Snow—what’s that? Compared to 2011, when we had a snowstorm every other week, this winter was cake. And we spent all those 60-degree days in February sitting on a lounge chair in the backyard waiting for snow and planning exactly what we would do once our Island officially opened for the summer. So, since it’s nearly June now, we’re going to go out on a limb and declare that the nice weather is finally here to stay. And just to make it official, we’ll give you our summer to-do list. From cardboard boat races to boy bands, the Blue Angels to strawberries in all their glorious forms, street fairs to reality stars, we’ve got it all here for your reading and planning pleasure. But, we can’t do it all. Now it’s up to you to decide what you’re going to say in September when someone asks you, “Hey, what did you do this summer?”
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@ Rockefeller Plaza Collective Soul @ The Paramount Joe Moffa @ McGuire’s, Also @ Governor’s 5.26.
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Boz Scaggs, Fabrizio Moretti of The Strokes, and more. Also 5.25. Willie Nile @ Joe’s Pub Aborted @ Revolution Stryper @ B.B. King Blues Club Nikka Costa @ Highline Ballroom that dog @ Music Hall of Williamsburg, Also 5.25. Thrice @ Best Buy Theater, Upon announcing their hiatus in November, the band has allowed fans to vote on their favorite songs and create the tour set list. With O’Brother and Animals as Leaders. Jim Dine Lecture @ Nassau County Museum of Art
Legends of Airpower and Armor @ American Airpower Museum,
From the B-17 Flying Fortress that pounded enemy targets to the Sherman tank that helped liberate Europe, the American Airpower Museum opens its doors to the legends of airpower and armor all Memorial Day weekend from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Through 5.28. NBA’s Bill Bradley @ Book Revue Out at the Movies @ Cinema Arts Centre Score 24/Eleventyseven @ Vibe Lounge, The now defunct pop rock quintet plays their first, and presumably only, show since they disbanded in late 2011. Sharing the stage with them is South Carolina electro pop rock band, Eleventyseven. Aside from these two heavy hitters, the show hosts a slew of local talent: No Good News, All the More, Inmate, Nothing to Lose, and Approaching Troy.
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@ Jones Beach, The Blue Angels return! Once again, Jones Beach hosts the world’s most elite military and civilian pilots. Get comfortable on the boardwalk, the beach or even in the ocean as all sorts of aircraft whiz by. Also 5.27. Kites for a Cure @ Coopers Beach, More than 1,000 kite flyers stand against lung cancer. LI Mozart Festival @ Old Westbury Gardens, Through 5.28. Summer Camp Cinema Opens @ Cinema Arts Centre, Classic campy horror double features every Saturday night at 11 p.m. Jason Ojeda/Ohzee Dimitri/Anthony Lamont @ Neptune’s Memorial Day Kickoff Fireworks
FRIDAY 5.25 Jimmy Fallon @ Barnes & Noble
Union Square, Late night talk show host, Saturday Night Live alum and Brooklynite Jimmy Fallon comes back to the Big Apple to sign copies of his latest book, Thank You Notes 2. Yes, when he’s not pleading with the Capital One baby to take his money, Fallon is writing about hundreds of subjects deserving his undying gratitude. Dylan Fest 2012 @ Irving Plaza, Featuring
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Show @ North Hempstead Beach Muttville Comix Canine Comedy Show @ LI Game Farm, Through 9.3. The All Ways @ Revolution One Direction @ Beacon Theatre Simon Cowell’s British-Irish boy band performs hits from their debut album Up All Night, 2011’s fastest-selling debut in the UK. The Stolen @ Vibe Lounge Steve Martin @ Tilles Center David Johansen @ Highline Ballroom Rob Falcone @ Brokerage, Also 5.26. Memorial Day @ Sagamore Hill, Music, games and tours on the grounds (Main House closed) of Teddy Roosevelt’s digs. Also 5.27. Steve Winwood @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury
Chris Murray’s Paintings Of New York @ Roger’s Mansion, Using photographs as a reference, Murray builds his architectural based works with pieced together paper, paint, pencil and ruler. Through 8.11. Long Island Biennial @ Heckscher Museum of Art A juried exhibition featuring work by artists and filmmakers who live in Nassau or Suffolk County. Through 8.12.
Death Becomes Her: Objects and Art of Death of Mourning @ Suffolk County Historical Society, The images and traditions of death are explored through contemporary artworks, alongside Victorian-era objects and artifacts. Through 5.26.
Found Objects @ East End Arts Council, From driftwood to crushed Pepsi cans, found objects are incorporated into art works. 7.20-8.24. The Garbage Barge Revisited: Art from Dross @ Islip Art Museum, In 1987, Islip Town became infamous when a barge containing tons of commercial trash from the town was forced to sail along the Atlantic coast for 3 months in search of a landfill. As a result, Islip paved the way for the nation to reduce, reuse, and recycle. 6.13-9.2.
Urban/Suburban @ Islip Art Museum, The city dweller and suburbanite demographics are communicated through artists reflecting on their environment. Through 5.27. New Work by Gary Ivan @ Ripe Art Gallery, Blues artists, power breasted women and cubist portraits are but of a few of the themes. Through 5.31.
Tall Ships Festival @ Greenport
Harbor, Majestic ships make a stop on LI for this three-day maritime festival, part of a summer-long race up the coast. Through 5.28. Patrizio Buanne @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Splish Splash Opening Day @ Splish Splash, We’ll spare you our annual taunts about taking on the Cliff Diver because this year the water park is offering something great and you should know about it: virtual ride reservations. The H2Go Pass system holds your place in line, at the lazy river or the brand-new Dinosaur Falls tube slide while you watch those brave souls make that 8-story drop. Francine Reed @ Joe’s Pub Artillery/Deceased @ St. Vitus Raid NY Fleet Week Navy & Marine Helicopter Landing @ Eisenhower Park, The largest Marine/Navy helicopter landing on LI; Navy lands at 10 a.m., Marines at noon. The Rub @ Bell House 4-Cylinder Demolition Derby @ Riverhead Raceway Tim Gage @ Governor’s Bravo Top Chef Tour @ Tanger Outlets at the Arches, A show-down between two former chef ’testants who will compete in a live, interactive cook-off in front of Top Chef fans and judges. Also 5.27. Wounded Warrior Car Show @ Martha Clara Vineyards
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Mosaic Street Painting Festival @ Downtown Riverhead,
Artists of all skill levels take to the streets, chalk in hand. Old Time Base Ball @ Old Bethpage Village Restoration, Also 5.28. Buick Car Show @ Marjorie Post Park NY Autofest @ Grill 454 Oscar G @ Neptune’s Yellow Submarine @ Cinema Arts
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Elizabeth Strong-Cuevas: Premonitions In Retrospect @ Guild Hall, Sculpture exhibition in the Frieda and Roy Furman Sculpture Garden. 5.28-9.3.
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at the new Vered Contemporary Gallery runs through 6.25.
Under the Influence @ fotofoto Gallery, Photographs by student photographers from Long Island and New York. 6.1-7.1. Sculpture / Jim Dine / Pinocchio @ Nassau County Museum of Art, Featuring the artist’s Heart and Venus works, Gardening and Carpentry Tool imagery, and recent Pinocchio sculptures. Through 7.8. Long Island in Bloom @ Long Island Museum, The art of flowers, drawn from the museum’s permanent collection. Through 7.8. Geometry of Color/New Work @ art sites, Colorful abstract artworks using geometry. 5.26-7.8. Facebook Formatted @ Nassau County Museum of Art NY, artist Steven Salzman uploads his bold, geometric digital images in the three-part horizontal rectangle format seen on the new Facebook timeline. Through 7.8. Not Your Usual Images Of New York @ Guild Hall, A selection of 15 stunning photographs from the more than 100 images included in Sheldon and Margery Gray Harnick’s book. Through 7.29.
Peter Opheim’s Paintings @ Boltax Gallery, A visual narrative created one painting at a time exploring metaphors addressing larger questions of concern and reflecting that life itself has a slightly unreal quality to it. 8.3-9.3. The Landmarks of New York @ Parrish Art Museum, An exhibition of 90 photographs of some of New York’s more than 1200 landmarks. 6.24-9.5. Liminal Ground: Bartos Long Island Photographs @ Parrish Art Museum, Works conveying a wistfulness for the off-grid, the overlooked, and the unremarkable—images of the places in between that might well go unrecorded were they not framed with his virtuoso camera. 6.24-9.5. Opportunity And Impact: Works By Emigre Artists @ Hofstra University Museum, The exhibit features artists who arrived from Europe during the early 20th century to present-day émigrés from Cuba, and South America. Through 9.9. Cocktail Culture @ Coe Hall, This exhibit explores the history of the cocktail—its history in fashion, bar accessories, and popular imagery with fabulous clothes by some of the greatest designers of the time such as Mariano Fortuny, Elsa Schiaparelli and Salvatore Ferragamo and more. Through 9.30. Marc Chagall @ Nassau County Museum of Art, Works by the Russian-French artist, an early modernist, who created works in virtually every artistic medium, including painting, book illustrations, stained glass, ceramics and tapestries. 7.21-11.4.
Art on the Edge @ Vered Contemporary, Featuring the most provocative new painters, sculptors and photographers. Through 6.25.
Escape: Video Art From LI @ Guild Hall, Contemporary artists who are working with video in expanded ways, playing off the idea of LI as a beachy getaway. 6.30-7.29.
Haessle @ Hillwood Art Museum, The bold, colorful and passionate paintings of JeanMarie Haessle. 5.29-6.29.
David Hicks’ Specimens and Artifacts @ Boltax Gallery, Objects that reference botanical structures. 6.29-7.30.
Ludovit Feld, the Little Giant @ Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center of Nassau County, Upon arriving at Auschwitz, Mengele selected Feld for medical experimentation because he was a dwarf, and was kept alive for his artistic talent. Only two original pieces drawn in the ghetto are known to have survived; one is hanging in Yad Vashem’s museum in Jerusalem, and the other is on display here. Through 6.30.
Yonia Fain: Remembrance @ Hofstra University Museum, A tribute to the memories of those lost during the Holocaust, with a key theme of hope. Through 8.3.
Robert S. Neuman’s Ship to Paradise @ Heckscher Museum, The artist’s surrealist illustrations for an edition of Sebastian Brandt’s The Shyp of Fooles, a Renaissance allegory on the folly of vice. 8.18-11.25.
Max Weber on Long Island @ Heckscher Museum of Art, One of the most influential American artists of the 20th century, Weber lived on LI four decades, executing landscapes in modernist strategies. Through 8.5.
Absorbed by Color: @ Heckscher Museum, Drawn exclusively from the museum’s Permanent Collection, this exhibition presents an overview of color theory and its manifestations in the 20th Century. 8.18-12.2.
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Centre, The Beatles return to fight the Blue Meanies in this new digital restoration of the 1968 animated musical classic. Through 5.31. Springtime Art @ Castello di Borghese Dee Snider @ B.B. King Blues Club & Grill Family Sunday @ Nassau County Museum of Art, Every Sunday.
Teresa Giudice @ Book Revue Scott Klopfenstein (Reel Big Fish) @ Revolution All Star Comedy @ McGuire’s Comedy Club
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Parade of Flags @ Heritage Park, Mount Sinai. Walk the Avenue of America and enjoy the flags, Avenue pavers and state informational signs. Decoration Day @ Old Bethpage Village Victor Calderone @ Neptune’s
TUESDAY 5.29
Foster the People/The Kooks @ Central Park Summerstage, Showing there’s more than one way to skin a cat, (or in this case—land a record deal), Foster the People broke through after its single “Pumped Up Kicks” went viral and became a ginormous smash. This crossover appeal allowed FTP to not only land a Best Alternative Album Grammy nod, but somehow get Kenny G to play on “Houdini” during their Saturday Night Live appearance. Also 5.30. The Marsh Hens/Enemy of the Owl/Kill Practitioners @ St. Vitus Dark Star Orchestra @ Brooklyn Bowl
WEDNESDAY 5.30
Manhattanhenge
Derived from Stonehenge, where the sun aligns with the stones on the solstices, Manhattanhenge happens twice a year when the setting sun aligns with the east-west streets of Manhattan’s main street grid above 14th Street. What does this mean? At sunset (8:16 p.m.), the sun will fully illuminate every cross street from the west, and for the entire day, there will be perpendicular shadows that exactly line up with sidewalks, street corners and painted lines. The best places for viewing and photos—and the worst places to drive— are along 14th, 23rd, 34th, 42nd and 57th streets. Also 7.11 @ 8:24 p.m. Rhett Bruno (Isinda) @ Book Revue Galactic @ Brooklyn Bowl, Through 6.2. Video DJ Rio @ Aura Trivia Night @ Brokerage
THURSDAY 5.31
American Idol Winner & Runner Up @ Rockefeller Center After Prom Comedy Show @ Governor’s Marcia Ball @ YMCA Boulton Center Curren$y @ Webster Hall A Cat in Paris @ Great Neck Arts Center
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American Bar & Grill 1964: A Tribute to the Beatles @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes @ B.B. King Blues Club & Grill Psychedelic Furs @ Landmark on Main Street Joey Kola @ McGuire’s Jessica Kirson @ Governor’s, Also 6.2. Bangladeshi-American Night @ Eisenhower Park Sustainability Conference @ Carlyle on the Green The Warden and F.A.M.E. @ Revolution Upright Citizens Brigade @ YMCA
Street Fairs & Festivals Ongoing Seafood Festival @ Sunken Meadow State Park, Every Wednesday evening. Carnival @ Huntington YMCA,Through 5.28. Wantagh Greek Island Festival @ St. Markella Greek Church, Through 5.28. Massapequa Community Festival, 5.25-5.27. Riverhead Elks Carnival @ Riverhead Elks Lodge, 5.255.28. Brookhaven Fair, 5.25-6.10. Chowder Festival @ New Suffolk Beach, 6.26. Long Island Mozart Festival @ Old Westbury Gardens, 5.26 & 5.27. Greenport Tall Ships Festival, 5.26-5.28. Baldwin Spring Festival, 5.265.28. Riverhead Mosaic Street Painting Festival, 5.27. West Babylon Grecian Festival @ St. Nicholas Shrine Greek Orthodox Church, 5.31-6.3. Hempstead Greek Festival @ Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St. Paul, 5.31-6.3. Centereach Spring Festival @ Bethel Hobbs Community Farm, 6.1. Babylon Art & Music Festival, 6.1-6.3. Nature and Wildlife Festival @ Sweetbriar Nature Center, 6.2. Elmont Belmont Festival & Parade, 6.2. Long Island Art & Wine Festival @ Eisenhower Park, 6.2-6.3. Huntington Art in the Park Fine Art & Craft Fair @ Heckscher Park, 6.2-6.3. Smithtown Festival Day, 6.3. Gottscheer Volksfest @ Plattdeutsche Park Restaurant, 6.3. Port Washington HarborFest Dock Day & Craft Fest, 6.3. Brookville Greek Village Festival @ Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Resurrection, 6.8-6.10. West Babylon St. Anthony’s Feast, 6.8-6.10. Central Islip Summer Festival, 6.9. Long Island Pride Parade &
Festival @ Heckscher Park/ Huntington Village, 6.9. Long Island Bavarian Festival @ Plattdeutsche Park Restaurant, 6.9 & 6.10. Nunley’s Carousel 1912 Festival @ Cradle of Aviation, 6.9 & 6.10. Bay Shore Arts Festival by the Bay, 6.10. Floral Park Belmont Festival, 6.10. West Hempstead Spring Street Fair, 6.10. Garden City Belmont Festival, 6.10. Bellerose Gregorian Summer Festival, 6.14-6.24. Port Jefferson Green Fest, 6.16. Kings Park Day, Main Street, Kings Park, 6.16. Setauket Caroline Country Fair, 6.16. Baby Barnyard Animal Festival @ Harbes Farm, 6.16 & 6.17.
Riverhead Blues & Music Festival @ Vail-Leavitt Music Hall, 6.16 & 6.17. Seaford Spring Festival, 6.16 & 6.17. Summertime Gift Fair Expo @ Eisenhower Park, 6.16 & 6.17. Blue Point Grecian Festival @ St. John’s Greek Orthoox Church, 6.21-6.24. Huntington Summer Arts Festival: Cuba Gooding and the Main Ingredient @ Heckscher Park, 6.23. Great Neck Plaza Summer Fair, 6.23 & 6.24. Rockville Centre Street Festival, 6.24. Green Acres Mall Craft & Gift Fair, Valley Stream, 6.26-7.1. East Northport St. Anthony’s Family Festival @ Trinity Regional School, 6.27-7.1. Lynbrook Street Fair, 7.1. Broadway Mall Craft & Gift Show, Hicksville, 7.4-7.8.
Amagansett Fine Arts Festival @ American Legion Post 419, 7.6-7.8. Southampton Greek Festival @ Southampton Elks Lodge, 7.12-7.15. Great South Bay Music Festival @ Shorefront Park, Patchogue, 7.13-7.15. Long Beach Arts & Crafts Festival, 7.14 & 7.15. Fire Island Dance Festival, 7.21 & 7.22. St. James Summer Arts & Craft Festival @ Deepwells Farm County Park, 7.21 & 7.22. Oceanside Summer Fair, 7.21 & 7.22. Brentwood Puerto Rican/ Hispanic Day Parade & Festival, 7.22. Cuban Festival @ Plattdeutsche Park Restaurant, 7.22. Bellport Day Festival, 7.28. Manhasset Summer Festival, 7.28. Sweet Corn Festival @ Harbes Farm & Vineyard, 7.28 & 7.29. New York AutoFest Music Festival @ Exotic Classics Syosset, 7.29. Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival @ Flushing Meadows Park, 8.4 & 8.5. Bethpage Summer Festival @ Briarcliffe College, 10.9-10.11. North Fork Craft Beer, BBQ & Wine Festival @ Martha Clara Vineyards, 8.11. Ocean Beach Fine Arts & Crafts Show, Ocean Beach, 8.11-8.12. Hicksville Holy Family Church Parish Festival, 8.15-8.18. Westbury Feast of the Assumption, 8.15-8.19. Holbrook Carnival, Crafts & Festival @ Seneca Middle School, 8.16-8.19. Long Island Bluegrass Festival @ Tanner Park, 8.18. 21st Annual Sayville Seafood Festival @ Long Island Maritime Museum, 8.25-8.26. Mastic Beach Blue Claw Crab Festival, 8.26. Port Jefferson American Music Festival, 9.7-9.9. East Northport Festival, 9.79.9.
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Verbatim. Spring Fling Arts & Music Festival & Sidewalk Sale @ Babylon Village, Also 6.3. Art in the Park @ Heckscher Park, Also 6.3. Yard Sale @ Hallockville Museum Farm A Taste of Summer @ Old Bethpage Village Justin Guarini @ Joe’s Pub Gavin DeGraw/Colbie Caillat @ Rumsey Playfield Horna/Kommandant/Abazagorath/Woe @ St. Vitus The Things They Carried/Rosedale @ Vibe Lounge Anders Osborne @ Bowery Ballroom Jonathon Coulton @ Gramercy Theatre Chely Wright @ City Winery North Fork Pig Roast @ Pindar
Allen Ginsberg Howl! Festival @ Tompkin’s Square, This
festival of cutting edge art and fantasy celebrates the birthday of poet Allen Ginsberg with sculpture, interactive installations, performance art, carnival rides, poetry, yoga, theater and acoustic performances. Through 6.3. Murphy’s Law @ St. Vitus Galactic @ Brooklyn Bowl, Also 6.2. Spring Rodeo Fishing Tournament @ Captree State Park A Hero’s Fate @ Vibe Lounge tUne-YaRDS @ Terminal 5 Moon River Hike @ Connetquot State Park
Long Beach Summer Surfing Schedule
Surf's UP
Boulton Center Judy Collins/Madeleine Peyroux @ Town Hall Film: The Salt of Life @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center, Through 6.3.
Surfing is permitted seven days per week at all hours between Lincoln and Monroe Boulevards, Maple and Pacific Boulevards and on a rotating basis between the following roads: 5.26-5.28 Magnolia and Laurelton; New York and Arizona 6.2-6.3 Laurelton and Lafayette; Arizona and Wyoming 6.9-6.10 Lafayette and Washington; Tennessee and Maryland 6.16-6.17 Washington and Lindell; Maryland and Georgia 6.23-6.29 Lindell and Grand; Georgia and Nevada 6.30-7.6 Magnolia and Laurelton; New York and Arizona 7.7-7.13 Laurelton and Lafayette; Arizona and Wyoming 7.14-7.20 Lafayette and Washington; Tennessee and Maryland 7.21-7.27 Washington and Lindell; Maryland and Georgia 7.28-8.3 Lindell and Grand; Georgia and Nevada 8.4-8.10 Magnolia and Laurelton; New York and Arizona 8.11-8.17 Laurelton and Lafayette; Arizona and Wyoming 8.18-8.24 Lafayette and Washington; Tennessee and Maryland 8.25-8.31 Washington and Lindell; Maryland and Georgia 9.1-9.4 Lindell and Grand; Georgia and Nevada
Farmers Markets
Brad Paisley/The Band Perry/ Easton/Corbin @ Nikon @ Jones Beach Theater
SATURDAY 6.2
Things They Carried (3TC) @ Vibe Lounge, Bringing their brand of alternative metal, the LI quartet visits with Canada’s alternative outfit, Rosedale. Both bands share the philosophy of fully immersing themselves into their crafts, and the result is an honest and genuine form of hard hitting rock. Supporting bands include Nuclear Funeral, Dead Within, The Last Sineater, The Shipman Inquiry, and
Eating locally—and we’re not talking the McDonald’s down the block—will not only support local farmers, but will also keep you healthy. If you don’t only go for the fresh pie. So, skip the pineapple flown in from Hawaii and grab a peach grown right here on LI. There are plenty of places to find one.
Amityville Village: 9/11 Memorial Park, Route 110. Fridays: 12:30-5:30 p.m. JuneOctober. Bayville Village: Bayville Commons lot, Bayville & Ludlam Aves. Saturdays: 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. June-October. Bellport: Montauk Highway & Michigan Avenue. Sundays: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. July-October. Bridgehampton: 151 Mitchell Lane. Fridays: 3 p.m.-6:30 p.m. May-September. Deer Park: Tanger Outlets at the Arches. Saturdays & Sundays: 11 a.m.-3 p.m. JuneDecember. East Hampton: Nick & Toni’s lot, 136 N. Main St. Fridays: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. May–September. East Meadow: Nassau University Medical Center, 2201 Hempstead Tpke. Thursdays: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. July-October; 832 Merrick Ave., Wednesdays: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. June-November. Glen Cove: 18 Village Square. Sundays: 7 a.m.-Noon. June-
November. Greenport: Adams & First Streets. Saturdays: 8 a.m.noon. May-October. Hauppauge: DMV lot. Wednesdays: 7 a.m.-4 p.m. July-November. Hempstead: Fulton & Washington Streets. Fridays: 7 a.m.-Noon. July-October. Hewlett: Grant Park. Fridays: 8 a.m.-1 p.m. June-November Holtsville: 700 Furrows Rd. Fridays & Saturdays: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. May-October Huntington: Elm & Main Streets. Sundays: 7 a.m.-Noon. June-November. Islip: Town Hall lot, Montauk Highway. Saturdays: 7 a.m.Noon. July-November. Kings Park: 25A & Main Street. Sundays: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. JuneNovember. Locust Valley: Forest Ave., across from Post Office. Saturdays: 8 a.m.-1 p.m. JulyNovember. Long Beach: 1 W. Chester St. Wednesdays: 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Saturdays: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. MayNovember. Lynbrook: 41 Forest Ave. Thursdays: June-November. Massapequa: Westfield Mall. Saturdays: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. JuneOctober. Mineola: 101 County Seat Dr., Tuesdays: 7 a.m.-1 p.m. JuneNovember. Montauk: Inlet Restaurant & Gin Beach lot. Thursdays: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. June-August. Nesconset: Nesconset Plaza. Saturdays: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. JulyNovember. New Hyde Park: LI Jewish Medical Center lot, 400 Lakeville Rd. Wednesdays: 11 a.m.-2 p.m. July-November. Northport: Cow Harbor Park parking lot. Saturdays: 8 a.m.-1 p.m. June-November. Oyster Bay: Audrey Avenue. Fridays: Noon-6 p.m. JulyOctober. Patchogue: 7-11 lot, Montauk Highway. Fridays: 8 a.m.-1 p.m. July-November. Port Jefferson: Steam Room
lot. Thursdays: 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. July-October. Port Washington: Town Dock, Saturdays: 8 a.m.-Noon. JuneOctober. Riverhead: Town lot next to Aquarium at Peconic River. Thursdays: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. JulyNovember. Rockville Centre: Sunrise Highway & Long Beach Road. Sundays: 7 a.m.-Noon. JuneNovember. Roosevelt: 380 Nassau Rd., in parking lot. Sundays: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. July-October. Roslyn-North Hills: Christopher Morley Park, Searingtown Road. Wednesdays: 7 a.m.-1 p.m. July-November. Sag Harbor: Breakwater Yacht Club lot, Bay & Burke streets. Saturdays: 9 a.m.-noon. JuneOctober. Sayville: Broadway & Main Street. Saturdays: 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. June-November. Southampton: 25 Jobs Lane. Sundays: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. JuneOctober. Westhampton Beach: 85 Mill Rd., next to Historical Society. Saturdays: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. MayNovember.
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Spring Festival @ Bethel Hobbs Farm Nature & Wildlife Festival @ Sweetbriar Nature Center The Ribbons of Hope Benefit Concert @ Dix Hills Performing Arts Center Belmont Festival Parade @ Hempstead Turnpike, Elmont Antiques on the Riverfront @ Peconic Riverwalk General Hospital’s Laura Wright Fan Event @ Brokerage
SUNDAY 6.3
Clam Bake @ Blue Point Brewery New Talent Show @ Governors, Also 6.6. Gottscheer Volksfest @ Plattdeutsche Blessing of the Fleet @ Patchogue River Beethoven in the Barn @ Martha Clara Vineyards Alan Doyle of Great Big Sea @ City Winery Antique & Collectible Auto Show @ Old Westbury Gardens Michael Amante w/Special Guest Ric Mango @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury Harborfest Dock day & Craft Festival @ Town Dock, Port Washington Evening Tower Tour @ Fire Island Lighthouse 90th Anniversary Celebration of Long Beach @ Kennedy Plaza
MONDAY 6.4
Our Last Night @ Revolution Nice Work if You Can Get It @ Great Neck Arts Center Shawn Colvin @ City Winery Legends of Rock Vol. 4 @ Bay Street Theatre, With rare footage of The Beatles, Rolling Stones, The Doors, Santana and more. Merzbow/Wold @ St. Vitus Lindsey Buckingham @ B.B. King Blues Club, Also 6.5. Dance DJ Tony Arzadon @ Mulcahy’s
TUESDAY 6.5
SUNDAYS
SIN @ Vibe Lounge, Service Industry Night: 50 percent off all drinks between 10-midnight. Something Fresh Sundaze @ Dublin Deck, $3 Coors Light. DJ, live music, happy hour from 4-9 p.m. Sunday Funday @ Paddy McGee’s, DJ party and drink specials on the waterfront. Psychedelic Sundays @ Napper Tandy’s Northport, Drink specials from 7-10 p.m., lots of colors Sundays @ The Boardy Barn, All day and night weekend summer party. Big Beer Sunday @ TJ Finley’s, All draft beer super sized all day and night. The Evening News @ Velvet Lounge, Free form improve, live music at 10 p.m. Sunday Night Funnies @ Governor’s, Brokerage & McGuire’s Comedy Clubs, The best in stand-up comedy.
MONDAYS
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Joan Rivers @ Barnes & Noble Union Square Shawn Colvin @ Barnes & Noble Warren Street Rodney Crowell @ Joe’s Pub Tim Rogers (You Am I) @ Mercury Lounge The Dandy Warhols @ Irving Plaza Music of the Gilded Age @ LIU Hutton House
WEDNESDAY 6.6
An Evening w/Steve Guttenberg @ Cinema Arts Centre Gatsby Gold Coast Mansions Tour @ Long Beach Recreation Center, At 8:30 a.m. guests will be transported to the North Shore and through the estates that inspired F.
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Black Out Mondays @ Dublin Deck, $3 Landsharks and drink specials. Weeds @ Mulcahy’s, Drink specials, DJ and dancing beginning at 9 p.m. Open Mic @ Vibe Lounge, 2-forone drink specials from 9-10 p.m. Open Jam @ Velvet Lounge, Bring your vocals or your instruments. Trivia Night @ Loyal Dog, Weekly pub quiz. LI Pint Night @ TJ Finley’s, $4 local brews. Game Night @ Katie’s, $2 Miller Lites, $4 Pinnacle Shots. Mug Night @ Napper Tandy’s Northport, With discounted pizza. $1 Bud Light Pints @ Nutty Irishman, Bay Shore, With 25cent wings.
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Retro/Oldies Night @ Dublin Deck, $5 build-a-burger, music from 6-9 p.m., $3 Miller Lite. Pint Night @ Nutty Irishman, Farmingdale, $3 pints. Buckets/ Pool @ Blue Parrot, Free pool and $20 buckets. Night School @ Velvet Lounge, An evening of audio/visual treats, DJs, taps on special. Pub Quiz @ Dark Horse Tavern, 20-cent wings all night. Trivia Night @ TJ Finley’s, $4 pints, new beer tapped each week. Tap & App Tuesdays @ Post Office Café, Reduced draft and app menu.
Beer Wings and Other Things @ Lily Flanagan’s, From 8:3011:30 p.m., $13 all-you-can-eat wings and drink, DJ, 2-fers 11:30-1 a.m. Trivia Night @ Napper Tandy’s, Northport, Weekly pub quiz. Wing Night @ Nutty Irishman Bay Shore All-you-can-eat wings and all-you-can-drink Bud Light, 8-10 p.m. for $10. Movie Night @ Painters, Weekly movie screenings at the bar. Tasty Tuesday @ Tap & Barrel, Microbrews and live jazz. Psychic Dinner Night @ Jackie Reilly’s, Individual psychic readings. Country Karaoke @ Brickhouse Brewery, Sing your country faves.
WEDNESDAYS
Wine Down Wednesdays @ Post Office Café, Wine specials all day and night! Way Back Wednesdays @ Loyal Dog, $4 Great South Bay Blonde Ambition pints, music Taco Night @ Dark Horse Tavern, Brews and $1 tacos all night. Hump Day Hoe Down @ Dublin Deck, Country night with line dancing and mechanical bull, $4 Corona Light. Ladies Night @ Nutty Irishman, Farmingdale, Ladies drink free. Ladies Night & Karaoke @ Jackie Reilly’s, Ladies drink free, 25-cent wings from 10 p.m.-2 a.m. Wine Down Wednesdays @ Library Café Half-price bottles of wine. Open Jam w/ the Godfather @ Katie’s, Live music. Country Night @ Nutty Irishman, Bay Shore, With My Country 96.1 FM. All-You-Can-Eat Wing Night @ Napper Tandy’s, Northport, Smithtown & Miller Place Open Mic Night @ Painters, Sing your heart out. Trivia Night @ The Lark, Weekly pub quiz. $1 Mug Night @ McFadden’s Plus half-price fish bowls. Circus Wednesdays @ Lizard Lounge, The biggest gay and lesbian party on Long Island. Free Poker Tournies @ Murphy’s Bar, A chance to win $20,000, a poker contract and a seat in the WSOP 2012 at 7:45 p.m. Through 6.27.
THURSDAYS
Absolut-ly Thursdays @ Lily Flanagan’s, $1 Absolut drinks 10 p.m.-midnight, 2-fers on all bottle beer all night.
Psychic Night & Karaoke @ Katie’s, Singing and psychic readings. Blue Thursdays @ Blue, Half-priced sushi and apps from 9-10:30 in bar plus premium open bar. Ladies Night @ The Lark, $5 Cosmos and Lark cocktails from 8 pm.-close, 20 percent off all parties of two or more ladies for dinner 5-10 p.m. Ladies Night @ Dark Horse Tavern, $2 mixed drinks from 9 p.m.-1 a.m. for ladies. Karaoke @ Velvet Lounge, Sign up at 10:30 p.m. Pop Rock Shock @ Social Sports Lounge & Kitchen, A night of pop, dance and electro from 10 p.m.-4 a.m. $5 Thursdays @ TJ Finley’s, $5 cask, selected drafts, bar menu, $5 off beer towers. Love Shack @ Dublin Deck, Free ladies night, one free Bud Light, DJ and dancing, $4 Bud Light. Middle Country Club Thursdays @ Middle Country Beer Garden, With My Country 96.1 live. Taps & Apps @ Napper Tandy’s, Smithtown & Miller Place $4 brews and appetizers. Tijuana Thursdays @ Napper Tandy’s, Northport, Corona buckets, margarita pitchers, taco buffet. Ladies Night @ McFadden’s, Ladies drink free, DJ music. Ladies Night @ Nutty Irishman, Bay Shore, Ladies drink free from 9-midnight. 2-Fer Thursday @ Nutty Irishman, Farmingdale, Two-forone drinks from 9 p.m.-midnight. Open Mic Night @ Mr. Beery’s Sign up at 8:30 p.m. Straight Up Thursdays @ Post Office Café & Library Café, Reduced martinis and steak specials. Bluesy Jam @ Wicker’s, Live jazz. Karaoke @ Blue Parrot, Sign up at 8 p.m.
FRIDAYS
On the Rocks @ Vibe Lounge, Drink specials $10, $4 imports, $5 mixed drinks, reduced top shelf. Friday Night Party @ Dark Horse Tavern, DJ from 10 p.m.-2 a.m., beer and shot specials called out all night long. X-Treme Bowling @ Woodmere Lanes/Backstage Nite Club, Music is poppin’, pins are hoppin’! GSB happy Hour @ TJ Finley’s, 2-fer Great South Bay Beers, $5
bar menu from noon-8 p.m. Friday Night Fever @ Blue, Dining, dancing and disco. Happy Hour @ Dublin Deck, $4 Coronas and drink specials. Live Music @ Jackie Reilly’s, Never a cover charge. DJ Dance Party @ Glo, Guest DJs every week. Real Music @ Babylon Bean, Multiple artists play songs from the ’60s through the ’90s. Bang the Buds @ Nutty Irishman, Farmingdale, $1 Bud bottles and shots. Jazz Open Mic @ Crescent Beach, Sing/play on the Long Island Sound from 7-11 p.m. Girls Night Out @ Napper Tandy’s, Smithtown, Free admission for ladies. $4 bomb shots, Stoli drinks, two for $5 Coors Lights for everyone. Midnight Madness @ Lily Flanagan’s, $20 open bar from 11 p.m.-1 a.m. Shafer’s Fridays @ Schafer’s, Party on two floors under the retractable roof.
SATURDAYS
Heineken Concert Series @ Dublin Deck, Performance and $4 Heineken. Beach Bar Saturdays @ Beach Bar, Hamptons beach party. Karma Saturdays @ Vibe Lounge, You and five friends enjoy Top 40 dance party, no cover before 1 a.m. with VIP print. Ladies Night @ Blue, No cover, open bar from 9-10 p.m. for ladies, DJ and dancing. Epic Saturdays @ Middle Country Beer Garden, DJ dancing. Midnight Happy Hour @ The Loyal Dog, Drink specials from midnight-3 a.m. Beer & Cheer @ TJ Finley’s, $4 pint specials, $5 bomb shots, $6 Bloody Mary pints till close. Saturday Night Dance Party @ Nutty Irishman, Farmingdale & Bay Shore, With guest DJs. Live Music @ Jackie Reilly’s, Never a cover charge. DJ Dance Party @ Glo, Guest DJs spin. Saturdays Give you Wings @ McFadden’s, $3 Coors lights, $5 Jager Bombs, $5 Red Bull Vodkas till midnight. Absolutely Saturdays @ Napper Tandy’s, Smithtown & Miller Place, $4 Heineken Lights, $4 Absolut drinks. Beer Garden Saturdays @ Middle Country Beer Garden, Weekly party at the Garden. Southbar Saturdays @ Mulcahy’s, DJ dance party.
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Continued from P.22 Scott Fitzgerald’s novel. LP @ Joe’s Pub The Cribs @ Irving Plaza Horna/Kommandant/Mutilation Rites/Mortum @ St. Vitus Alejandro Escovedo w/Jesse Malin @ Stephen Talkhouse
THURSDAY 6.7
Lana Del Rey @ Irving Plaza, Yet another artist whose success came virally, the upstate native describes herself as a self-styled gangsta Nancy Sinatra whose influential touchstones including Eminem, Britney Spears and Antony and the Johnsons. Through 6.10. All Star Comedy Show @ Governor’s James McCartney @ Gramercy Theatre
FRIDAY 6.8
Outasight @ Tanger Outlets @ the Arches Deer Park, Singer/rapper from Yonkers (“Now or Never”) takes the stage. LI2Day Walk to Fight Breast Cancer, Day One Long Island Pride Parade/High Heel Italian-American Night @ Eisenhower Park
I’ll Have Another Belmont Stakes @ Belmont
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Nunley’s Carousel Centennial Ball @ Cradle of
Aviation, A 1912 Coney Island experience with cocktails, rides on the carousel, midway games typical to a visit on Coney Island’s Boardwalk; music by a Barbershop Quartet, old time children’s games. Jane Krakowski @ Town Hall Chris Brown @ Rockefeller Plaza Paul Mecurio @ Brokerage, Also 6.9. Armenian-American Night @ Eisenhower Park Loudon Wainwright III @ Stephen Talkhouse Timothy B. Schmidt @ The Paramount Dianne Reeves @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Rhett Miller & the Serial Lady Killers @ Bowery Ballroom Steve White @ Governors, Also 6.9. Los Straitjackets @ City Winery The Cult @ Terminal 5 Neil Diamond @ Nikon @ Jones Beach Theater, Also 6.10. Belmont Festival @ Seventh Street, Garden City, 6-10 p.m. Also @ Tulip Avenue, Floral Park, 5-9 p.m.
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PetFest @ Bridgehampton Historical Society Craft Show @ Eisenhower Park, Also 6.10. Fine Arts Show @ Kennedy Plaza, Also 6.10. LI Roller Rebels @ Skate Safe America
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SUNDAY 6.10
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Tokyo Police Club @ Bowery Ballroom, Since their 2006 EP A Lesson in Crime, and 2008 full length, Elephant Shell, the Canadian band has been well received in the US, and widely regarded as a “sleeping giant.” With each release TPC seem to push past genre boundaries, and create something more personal. The result, is infectious pop indie rock that isn’t afraid to be either heartfelt and honest or upbeat and fun. Hollerado and Team Spirit open the show. Carridale/Latin For Truth @ Vibe Lounge Israeli-American Night @ Eisenhower Park Car Show Honoring John Capano @ St. Anthony’s High School Walk in the Woods @ Fox Hollow Preserve Hounds on the Sound 3K Walk & Dog Adoption Event @ Port Jefferson Memorial Park
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LI Kosher Barbeque Championship @ Temple Beth Torah Psychic Mediam Lynn Van Praagh-Gratton @ Brokerage 5K Run/Walk for Celiac Disease @ Teddy Roosevelt Park 6:34 PM Car Show & Swap Meet @ LI MacArthur Airport Tour @ Huntington Lighthouse, Also 6.24. Dragonfly Walk @ Lakeland County Park Andre & Cirell @ Brokerage
MONDAY 6.11
Foster the People @ Central Park SummerStage North Shore Pops @ Eisenhower Park All Star Comedy @ Bay Street Theatre
TUESDAY 6.12
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THURSDAY 6.14 Flogging Molly
@ The Paramount, The near two-decade spanning career of the band has brought them to their latest record, which they describe as being something they had to write. Maturing both musically and lyrically and as mainstays in their scene, they have continued to refine their brand of Celtic punk into something more and more unique. Dean Karahlis & the FTC Concert Pops @ Dix Hills Performing Arts Center Little Richard @ B.B. King Blues Club Buddy Guy/Jonny Lang @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury Annual Shark Tournament @ Star Island Yacht club, Through 6.16. Dragged Into Sunlight @ St. Vitus Retro Tupperware Party @ Martha Clara Vineyards Cash Cash @ Revolution Mogwai @ Webster Hall, Since 1997, the Scottish post-rock instrumental band has released a slew of albums and EP’s, which feature their mastery of musical dynamic. Melding layered guitars with melodic bass, and distortion effects with syncopated drums, Mogwai has carved out a corner of post-rock that’s all their own. Also 6.15. Theresa Andersson/Lucius @ Bell House In Other Words @ Broadway Bar
FRIDAY 6.15
Dave Matthews Band/Fitz and 40
WEDNESDAY 6.13
Justin Bieber @ Rockefeller Plaza, Every pre-teen’s dream performs a free show on the Plaza. Get there early. There will no doubt be riots. The Wanted @ Best Buy Theater, In case you either missed One Direction or can’t get enough of boy bands, (and really, who can?), the UK gives you this British/Irish fivesome, who’ve already opened for the Bieb and Britney Spears in addition to working with a stable of songwriters/producers. Sherri Shepherd @ McGuire’s, Also 6.16. Religion, Politics and The Fate of Generations @ LIU Hutton House
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An Evening with Lisa Hannigan & Joe Henry @ Highline Ballroom Gary Clark, Jr. @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Disco Unlimited @ Eisenhower Park Keane @ Beacon Theatre Jerry Douglas @ B.B. King Blues Club
Raiders of the Lost Ark
SATURDAY 6.16
fun. @ Terminal 5, If you’re not already sick of the pop band’s radio hit “We Are Young” featuring Janelle Monáe… Also 6.17. Riverhead Blues Fest @ Vail-Leavitt Music Hall, Also 6.17. Kinky Friedman @ Stephen Talkhouse Pull a Print, Make a Kite @ Nassau County Museum of Art LI Moose Classic Car Show @ Tanger Outlets Riverhead This Is All Now/Fast Times @ Vibe Lounge Nassau Pops Symphony Orchestra @ Old Westbury Gardens 100th Anniversary Celebration @
@ Cinema Arts Centre Drake @ Nikon @ Jones Beach, The biggest rapper to come out of Canada since Snow, Drake (a.k.a. Aubrey Drake Graham), got his start on teen soap Degrassi: The Next Generation. And while it would be easy to dismiss him as yet another wannabe musician, he’s already racked up numerous credits writing songs and working with the likes of Alicia Keys, Dr. Dre and Rick Ross. The Duke Spirit @ Highline Ballroom Trace Adkins @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury Cheese Please! Educational Tasting & Seminar @ Palmer Vineyards Ziggy Marley @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Baby Barnyard Animal Festival @ Harbes Farm, Also 6.17. Green Fest @ Village Center of Port Jefferson Paul McCartney’s 70th Birthday @ Great Neck Arts Center The Casualties/Two Man Advantage @ Revolution, For more than a decade both bands have delivered unrelenting musical aggression. Where The Casualties focus on the street punk of the mid-1980s, Two Man Advantage is a more hockey-oriented offshoot that pays tribute to the ’80s Pittsburgh Penguins, amongst others. With Dis-Con, Gangway,
Strawberry Festivals Shortcaked, Waffled & Jammed
Nassau County Strawberry Festival @ BOCES School Grounds, Plenty of rides, midway, craft vendors, green expo, live entertainment & strawberry concoctions. 5.31-6.3. Strawberry Festival @ Harbor Country Day School, Craft and food vendors, local musicians, children’s games, strawberry creation throw-down contest, strawberry shortcake eating contest, children’s strawberry stemming contest. 6.2. Strawberry Festival @ Our Lady of Grace, A monster garage sale and strawberry marketplace with strawberry shortcakes, strawberries by the quart and lots of other goodies under the tent. 6.3.
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Strawberry Festival @ Plattduetsche Park Restaurant, Entertainment, strawberry shortcake, prizes and more. 6.6. Strawberry Festival @ Our Lady of Consolation, Admission includes lunch, beverage and dessert. Additional strawberry desserts available for purchase, plus craft vendors, DJ and children’s activities, such as face painting, and a petting zoo. 6.9. Strawberry Festival @ Trinity Evangelical Church, Strawberries, games and vendors. 6.9. Benner’s Strawberry Fair @ Benner’s Farm, Old-fashioned games and music, food, homemade fresh strawberry ice cream, sack and spoon races, baseball, live animals, bubble gum blowing contests, funny face competitions and more. 6.9 & 6.10. Mattituck Lions Club Strawberry Festival @ Strawberry Fields, Strawberries anyway you like them—from strawberry shortcake to dipped in chocolate plus live music, more than 100 vendors, crowning of the Strawberry Queen, midway rides, food and fireworks. 6.15-6.17. Strawberry Festival @ Old Grace Church, Fresh strawberries, live music, craft vendors and entertainment. 6.16. Strawberry Festival & Yard Sale @ St. Thomas of Canterbury, Bake and yard sale with live music and strawberry treats. 6.16. News
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The Assassins & Deadly Nights. Pirate Festival @ Long Island Maritime Museum, Ahoy matey! From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day legions of pirates will descend upon the museum with live entertainment, historical reenactments, costume contests, market places, antique ships, and a ton of other family friendly activities. Also 6.17. Aziz Ansari @ Beacon Theatre Writer, actor, and stand up comedian Aziz Ansari, best known for his role in ABC’s comedy, Parks and Recreation, has invaded pop culture through hosting the MTV movie awards in 2010, and his supporting roles in films such as Funny People, 30 Minutes or Less, and the upcoming Ice Age sequel, Ice Age: Continental Drift. Make sure you catch the man Rolling Stone has labeled, “the funniest man under 30.”
SUNDAY 6.17
Bill Thieben @ YMCA Boulton Center Hard Times: Lost on Long Island @ Cinema Arts Centre Crosby, Stills & Nash @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury, Also 6.21. Bonnie Raitt @ Beacon Theatre, Also 6.21.
THURSDAY 6.21
US Air Guitar Championships 2012 Regional Competition @ Bowery Ballroom Deer Tick @ Red Hook Park, Brooklyn Rhode Island’s alt-country ensemble Deer Tick, along with Jonny Corndawg, hit the stage with an impressive catalogue that spans four full lengths and five EPs and memorable tracks are far from being in short supply. Garnishing comparisons to top folk/indie acts like Bright Eyes and Modest Mouse, Deer Tick is sure to satisfy Brooklyn’s hip crowd. Ki-Mani Marley @ B.B. King Blues Club Marshall Crenshaw @ City Winery After Prom Comedy Show @ Governor’s Designer Drugs @ Revolution Ronnie Mund Block Party @ McGuire’s Eli “Paperboy” Reed/Lily & the Parlour Tricks/Zongo Junction @ Bell House LI Comedy Fest @ Martha Clara Vineyards
FRIDAY 6.22
Father’s Day Car Show @ Oceanside School House Green Ultramagnetic MC’s @ Music Hall of Williamsburg Greek-American Night @ Eisenhower Park Antiques & Collectibles Show @ Sagtikos Manor Father’s Day Wine & Chocolate Tasting @ Castello di Borghese Father’s Day Karaoke @ Martha Clara Vineyards Hawks and Doves/Your Skull My Closet/ Descender/Future Now @ St. Vitus Alice Smith @ City Winery Father’s Day @ Palmer Vineyards The Toasters @ Vibe Lounge Jonny Lang @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Tech N9ne @ Highline Ballroom
MONDAY 6.18
WWE Raw @ Nassau Coliseum Jeff Lorber Fusion @ B.B. King Blues Club Take This Waltz @ Great Neck Arts Center Ivy League of Comedy @ Bay Street Theatre Punjabi-American Night @ Eisenhower Park
TUESDAY 6.19
Manhattan Transfer @ B.B. King Blues Club The Tallest Man On Earth @ Town Hall, Swedish singer songwriter Kristian Matsson, better known as The Tallest Man on Earth, will play through his discography, which is composed of two full-length records and two EPs. Praised by critics and fans alike, Matsson offers musical styling’s reminiscent of Dylan era folk. Prodigy (Mobb Deep) @ Irving Plaza Balkan-American Night @ Eisenhower Park Ani DiFranco @ Webster Hall Diego Garcia @ City Winery Vertical Horizon @ The Paramount, Delphic Sibyl/York Factory Complaint/ Kama Rupa @ St. Vitus Sinatra Through the Ears & Eyes of a Songwriter @ LIU Hutton House
Kenny Chesney @ Rockefeller Plaza Art Show @ Fire Island Lighthouse, Through 7.15. Ringo Starr & His All Star Band @ Nikon @ Jones Beach Theater Joey Coco Diaz @ Governor’s Evan Weiss’ Really Really Big Show @ McGuire’s Lobster Palooza @ LI Maritime Museum The Hives @ Terminal 5, The Swedish garage rock band most famous for their early 2000s hit “Hate to Say I Told You So” has been refining their sound and integrating new aspects at every turn. With their latest record, Lex Hives, due out this June, The Hives look to cement themselves in the public’s eye. Rounding out supporting slots for this date are FIDLAR and Flesh Lights. Landmine Marathon @ Revolution Rebirth Brass Band @ YMCA Boulton Center Kathy Arnold’s One Night Stand/Carole Montgomery @ Brokerage Volbeat @ The Paramount Supreme Court: Year in Review @ LIU Hutton House
SATURDAY 6.23
Fishing Free Family Fishing Statewide
Wednesday 6.20
Comedy Central: Indecision in the Park w/The Daily Show @ Central Park SummerStage
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festival is not merely a musical festival, although it boasts a number of bands from various genres. The Governor’s Ball plays host to events, games, and activities, as well as some of NY’s best food trucks. This year’s festival includes Beck, Kid Cudi, Modest Mouse, Fiona Apple & more. Also 6.24. Tony Lucca (The Voice) @ Tanger Outlets at the Arches Deer Park Midsummer at the Gardens @ Old Westbury Gardens Coney Island Mermaid Parade @ Surf Avenue, Coney Island Caribbean-American Night @ Eisenhower Park Cuba Gooding & the Main Ingredient @ Heckscher Park Weatherman Bill Evans @ BookHampton Magic of Amore @ Hempstead Lake Park Ministry @ Best Buy Theater 10 Feet Under/Jax @ Revolution ClarkeDuke 4 @ The Paramount Flamingo Road @ YMCA Boulton Center Happy Together Tour @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury Ultimate Doo-Wop Show @ Beacon Theatre Robert Cray Band @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center
SUNDAY 6.24
Cardboard Boat Race & Hula Hoop Contest @ Peconic River, Riverhead Alabama Shakes/Robert Ellis @ Central Park SummerStage The Wailers @ The Paramount Pakistani-American Night @ Eisenhower Park Anberlin @ Music Hall of Williamsburg, The Florida-based rock outfit combines highoctane rock with melody and honesty to create a unique sound. While each of the band’s members keep busy outside of music through charity work, photography, novel writing, and modeling, they still manage to pursue their shared passions together. Maintaining a positive outlook and helpful attitude, Anberlin champion good will through their band. Though this tour will be acoustic, expect the band to play fan favorites, plus reworked tracks. Abnormality/Forced Asphyxiation @ St. Vitus Martha Wainwright w/Marvin Etzioni @ City Winery The Beach Boys @ Jones Beach Theater Black Cobra/Gaza @ St. Vitus Kerry Kearney Trio @ Baiting Hollow Farm Porsche Car Show @ Old Westbury Gardens
The Flatlanders @ B.B. King Blues Club Dave Mason special acoustic show @ City Winery, Also 6.26.
TUESDAY 6.26
LMFAO @ Nassau Coliseum Jimmie Walker (Good Times) @ Barnes & Noble Broadway Eric Hutchinson @ Highline Ballroom Scandinavian-American Night @ Eisenhower Park Family Movie Night: Cinderella @ Heckscher Park The Crowd @ Cinema Arts Centre Childish Gambino @ Prospect Park
WEDNESDAY 6.27
Jimmie Vaughan @ B.B. King Blues Club Goldfinger/Reel Big Fish @ Best Buy Theater Patrizio @ City Winery WUSB-FM Benefit Concert @ Staller Center Ledisi @ Beacon Theatre Under the Streetlamp @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury Iron Maiden/Alice Cooper @ Nikon @ Jones Beach Theater The Flatlanders @ YMCA Boulton Center
THURSDAY 6.28 FRIDAY 6.29
Meshell Ndegeocello @ Highline Ballroom The Jacksons @ Apollo Theater Gatsby and Beyond: The Fabled Gardens of LI’s Gold Coast @ LIU Hutton House Maroon 5 @ Rockefeller Plaza Frankenstein @ Cinema Arts Centre Ben Bailey @ McGuire’s Dennis Regan @ Governor’s Long Island Y.E.S. Festival @ Longwood Estate, Through 7.1. Fireworks @ Shinnecock Bay, Southampton Shawn Colvin @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Chris Robinson Brotherhood @ Music Hall of Williamsburg Electric Hot Tuna @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury Polish-American Night @ Eisenhower Park Stevie Nicks @ Nikon @ Jones Beach Codeine plus Steven Brodsky @ Bell House
SATURDAY 6.30
MONDAY 6.25
Hamptons Golf Classic @ Hamptons Hills Golf & Country Club Ukranian-American Night @ Eisenhower Park Childish Gambino @ Central Park SummerStage, A modern day renaissance man, Glover’s repertoire includes acting, writing, music, and comedy. Through his involvement in high profile shows like The Daily Show, Community, and 30 Rock, his rap career, Childish Gambino, and his Comedy Central specials, Glover has captured attention. A clever lyricist, talented composer, and well annunciated speaker and singer; Gambino has become a hot act no fan should miss.
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SUNDAY 7.1
Psychic Medium Sylvia Browne @ NYCB Theatre at Westbury
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MONDAY 7.2
LI Wine Country’s Taste of Summer @ Old Bethpage Village Swingtime Big Band & Fireworks @ Eisenhower Park Stevie Nicks @ Beacon Theatre
TUESDAY 7.3
Norah Jones @ Central Park SummerStage Howie Day @ City Winery Lamb Roast @ Paumanok Vineyards Phish @ Nikon @ Jones Beach, Also 7.4.
WEDNESDAY 7.4
Independence Day @ Sagamore Hill Fireworks Spectacular @ Jones Beach State Park Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest @ Coney Island Independence Day @ Peconic Waterfront 4th on the Bay @ Great South Bay Stars Over Montauk @ Montauk Harbor Old-Fashioned Independence Day @ Old Bethpage Village Restoration
THURSDAY 7.5
L.A. Guns & The Dirty Pearls @ Highline Ballroom Craig Finn & The Baseball Project @ City Winery LI Shakespeare Festival @ Suffolk Community College, Ammerman Campus, Through 7.16.
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FRIDAY 7.6
Flo Rida @ Rockefeller Plaza African-American Night @ Eisenhower Park Ronnie Spector @ City Winery, Through 7.27. Roger Waters @ Yankee Stadium, Also 7.7. LI Comedy Fest @ Theatre Three, Also 7.7. Kids Daytime Comedy Show @ Governor’s Also 7.10, 7.17, 7.19, 7.20, 8.14 & 8.16. The Death Penalty & the Constitution @ LIU Hutton House Fine Arts Festival @ American Legion Amagansett, Through 7.8. Sherri Shepherd @ Governor’s, Also 7.7. Joe Devito @ Brokerage, Also 7.7. MXPX @ Best Buy Theater, Pop punk legends MXPX are touring in support of Plans Within Plans, and the Washington trio is looking to reaffirm their place in the genre. The record has a sound that is both foreign and familiar. Maintaining their trademark punk simplicity and fusing it with haunting melody, MXPX offer their fans something new instead of treading old paths. Masters of the live show, MXPX will definitely break in a number of new songs while playing crowd favorites. News
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SATURDAY 7.7
Tangerine Dream @ Best Buy Theater Howard Jones @ The Paramount The Duprees’ 50th Anniversary @ Eisenhower Park Chip Bryant (Silent Vaudevillian Clown) @ Heckscher Park
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CBGB Festival @ Central Park SummerStage Booga Sugar @ Stephen Talkhouse Funny Man Show @ Caumsett State Park Scorpions/Queensryche @ Nikon @ Jones Beach Theater This Is All Now EP Release @ Revolution Steve Tyrell @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Glassjaw @ Irving Plaza, Highly regarded pioneers in their respective genre, Glassjaw came out of a hiatus in 2008, and have since played strings of shows and released two eps. The band is infamous for being cryptic in releasing any type of information regarding updates or releases. Critics and fans can agree that Glassjaw is compelling both live and on their recordings. Miller Lite Night/Fireworks/4-Cylinder Demolition Derby @ Riverhead Raceway A Musical Celebration of Frankie Vallie & the Four Seasons @ Dix Hills Performing Arts Center Donavan Frankenreiter @ Mulcahy’s
SUNDAY 7.8
LI Punk Rock BBQ @ Sinclair’s Pub, Punk music has been alive since the seventies. A recent resurgence of its “do-it-yourself ” or DIY mentality can be found all over Long Island. The LI Punk Rock BBQ is exactly what the name implies – a punk rock show with food and alcohol. NYC’s own Murphy’s Law will headline the show alongside some of LI’s own: Last Call Brawl, Boogie Brains, Live Fast Die Fast as well as many others.—Anthony Dobrini
Sandcastle Contest @ Hither Hills State Park, Every Thursday Lynyrd Skynyrd @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury Robert Austin Magic Show @ Sunken Meadow State Park 10,000 Maniacs @ City Winery, Also 7.9. Tour @ Huntington Lighthouse, Also 7.22. Asian-American Night @ Eisenhower Park Cross Island Trio @ Old Westbury Gardens
Adam Young. A bout with insomnia led to Young dabbling with computers and keyboards in his parents’ basement. The Minnesota native quickly saw this initial experimentation blossom into a full-blown pop career that has led to this current tour in support of his new EP, Shooting Star. Movies on the Harbor: Hugo @ Harborfront Park, Port Jefferson
WEDNESDAY 7.11
Harlem Renaissance Orchestra @ Old Westbury Gardens Woodyfest @ City Winery, Through 7.13. Afternoon on the Trading Floor @ LIU Hutton House
THURSDAY 7.12
ArtHamptons w/Cheech Marin @ Nova’s Ark, Through 7.15. Josh Turner @ Best Buy Theater Robert Austin Magic Show @ Hither Hills State Park
FRIDAY 7.13
Great South Bay Music Festival @ Shorefront Park, In past years, the Great South Bay Music Festival has featured performances by a mix of national and local acts. Expect more of the same from this slate of performers that includes Dave Mason, Black 47, Red Horse (Eliza Gilkyson, John Gorka, Lucy Kaplansky), Kerry Kearney (featuring Jack Lieitra), moe., Tea Leaf Green, Martin Sexton, James Maddock, Nancy Atlas, Ollabelle, Garland Jeffreys, NGHBRS, Miles to Dayton and more. Through 7.15. LI International Film Expo @ Bellmore Movies, Through 7.19. Zac Brown Band @ Rockefeller Plaza 13th Infantry Division Band @ Eisenhower Park Louie Anderson @ Governor’s, Also 7.14. Lonestar @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury Jimmy Shubert @ McGuire’s Morris Day & The Time @ B.B. King Blues Club Good Old War @ Revolution, With the inclusion of classic folk and bluegrass elements, Good Old War offers up their modern take on a now classic genre. Supporting the trio will be local artists NGHBRS and This Good Robot. Def Leppard/Poison/Lita Ford @ Nikon @ Jones Beach Mick Thomas & Chris Roach @ Governor’s
SATURDAY 7.14
MONDAY 7.9
A Brief History of Chinese Medicine @ LIU Hutton House German-American Night @ Eisenhower Park
TUESDAY 7.10
Dirty Projectors @ Prospect Park
Owl City @ Bowery Ballroom
Yet another artist whose career got a major boost from YouTube postings, Owl City is essentially multi-instrumentalist/composer
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WEDNESDAY 7.18
Long Island Ducks Fireworks @ Bethpage Ballpark 5.26, 6.16, 6.21, 7.2-7.4, 7.25, 8.4 & 8.18, 9.3, 9.4 & 9.18. Memorial Day Kickoff @ North Hempstead Beach 5.25. Brookhaven Fair @ Bald Hill, Farmingville 5.27, 6.2 & 6.9. FD Carnival @ City Stadium Park 6.23. Fireworks @ Shinnecock Bay, Southampton 6.29. Celebrate @ Eisenhower Park 6.30. Fireworks @ Eisenhower Park 7.2. Point O’ Woods Independence Celebration @ Great South Bay 7.3. Go 4th on the Bay @ Great South Bay off Snapper Inn, Oakdale 7.3. Star Spangled Blast @ Brookhaven Amphitheater 7.4. Independence Day @ Umbrella Beach, Montauk 7.4. Fireworks Spectacular @ Jones Beach State Park 7.4. American Picnic Benefit @ Shinnecock Bay, Southampton 7.6. Derby @ Riverhead Raceway, 7.7. LI Philharmonic @ Heckscher State Park 7.14 Fireworks @ 3-Mile Harbor, E. Hampton 7.14 Salute @ John Burns Park, 7.21. Feast @ Saint Rocco’s, Glen Cove 8.3. I Love America @ Riverhead Raceway 8.25.
SUNDAY 7.15
A Guthrie Family Reunion @ Central Park SummerStage Olive Oil Showdown @ Castello di Borghese Latino-American night @ Eisenhower Park Hungrytown @ Old Westbury Gardens The Legendary Luciano Pavarotti Duets @ Cinema Arts Centre, Featuring Eric Clapton, Elton John, Bono, Jon Bon Jovi & more. Arts & Crafts Fair @ Theatre Three Family Exploration Day @ Brookhaven National Laboratory Cinderella @ Caumsett Park Bebe Neuwirth @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center B-52’s/Squeeze @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury Shawn Mullins @ City Winery
MONDAY 7.16
Summerland Tour @ Roseland Ballroom Buckwheat Zydeco @ Stephen Talkhouse Mick Foley Comedy Show @ Brokerage Salute to Hip-Hop @ B.B. King Blues Club Dream Theater @ The Paramount, Also 7.19
THURSDAY 7.19
WAR @ Queensbridge Park Stony Brook Film Festival @ Staller Center, Through 7.28. Joe Starr @ Brokerage, Through 7.22. Mick Foley Comedy Show @ McGuire’s David Cassidy @ B.B. King Blues Club
FRIDAY 7.20
Eric Clapton & Santana Tribute @ Dix Hills Performing Arts center Hot Chelle Rae @ Rockefeller Plaza JD Souther @ YMCA Boulton Center Get the Led Out @ The Paramount Reach for the Stars Teen Talent Finals @ Eisenhower Park Leon Petruzzi Big Band @ Theatre Three Air Supply @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury Josh Rouse @ Joe’s Pub
SATURDAY 7.21
Vans Warped Tour 2012 @ Nassau Coliseum, The outdoor traveling music festival features nearly 100 bands a day on several stages across the festival grounds. Some Long Island bands have already been announced, including Taking Back Sunday and They All Float. More local bands will be announced with the annual Ernie Ball Battle of the Bands wrap-up closer to the date. The annual event is a breeding ground for promotion and has helped bands, labels, clothing companies and others get their names out to the masses.—Anthony Dobrini Mindy Smith CD release @ City Winery KC & the Sunshine Band @ Eisenhower Park Jackie the Joke Man @ Governor’s John Valby “Doctor Dirty” @ McGuire’s Pretenders & Cars Tribute Bands @ Theatre Three Jester Jim @ Valley Stream State Park Lavay Smith & Her Red Hot Skillet Lickers @ YMCA Boulton Center The Fab Faux @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Shonen Knife/White Mystery @ Bell House LI Comedy Fest @ Martha Clara Vineyards Tom Lagravinese Impersonator Comedian Extraordinaire @ Dix Hills Performing Arts Center Celebration of Amateur Radio @ Custer Observatory
SUNDAY 7.22
Young the Giant @ Central Park
SummerStage 42nd Infantry Division Band-NY Army/ National Guard @ The Paramount Frank Sinatra, Jr. & His Band @ Town Hall
TUESDAY 7.17
Movies on the Harbor: Footloose @ Harborfront Park, Port Jefferson The Company We Keep @ Vibe Lounge Seal/Macy Gray @ Beacon Theatre, Also 7.18.
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MONDAY 7.23
Beach House @ Central Park SummerStage Matishyahu & the Dirty Heads @ The Paramount Tribute to Harry Chapin @ Eisenhower Park Cult Films: What are they and Why do we Like Them? @ LIU Hutton House
TUESDAY 7.24
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WEDNESDAY 7.25
Martha Wainwright @ City Winery The Hot Sardines @ Old Westbury Gardens Tommy Emmanuel @ Town Hall
THURSDAY 7.26
Jeffrey Gaines @ Highline Ballroom Soul Asylum @ Bowery Ballroom Marshall Crenshaw & the Bottle Rockets @ City Winery Aaron Lewis @ The Paramount LI Beer & Clambake Cruise @ LI Aquarium
FRIDAY 7.27
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SUNDAY 7.29
@ Nassau Coliseum, More than 200 world-renowned artists, including NY Ink’s Chris Torres plus art galleries, seminars, live tattooing, piercing, contests, award ceremonies, entertainment, and much more. Through 7.29. Otto & George XXX Ventriloquist @ McGuire’s, Also & Governor’s 7.28. Celebrating Springsteen w/Tramps Like Us @ Dix Hills Performing Arts center Joshua Radin @ The Paramount Motown Show @ Eisenhower Park Joplin’s Pearl @ Theatre Three Delbert McClinton @ B.B. King Blues Club Travis Tritt @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury
SATURDAY 7.28
Robert Klein @ Governor’s Sweet Corn Festival @ Harbes, Also 7.29. Neil Sedaka @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury A Taste of Bellport @ Bellport Village Lobsterfest 2012 @ Founder’s Landing Ginuwine @ B.B. King Blues Club & Grill Magic of Amore @ Sunken Meadow Park
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Kenny Loggins @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury Korean-American Night @ Eisenhower Park Cambiata Flute & Cello Duo @ Old Westbury Gardens Juggling Show by Ray Grins @ Hempstead Lake State Park Chip Bryant (Silent Vaudevillian Clown) @ Wildwood State Park Jim Gaffigan @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Joe Cocker/Huey Lewis and the News @ Nikon @ Jones Beach Theater
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MONDAY 7.30 TUESDAY 7.31
Bombay Bicycle Club @ Webster Hall Ladysmith Black Mambazo @ City Winery Jason Mraz w/Christina Perri @ Rockefeller Plaza Ollabelle @ City Winery Movies on the Harbor: Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 @ Harborfront Park Pinkalicious @ Heckscher Park Mama’s Affair @ Cinema Arts Centre Sigur Ros @ Prospect Park Bandshell The Summerland Tour @ The Paramount
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THURSDAY 8.2
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Dick Fox’s Golden Boys @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury Wiz Khalifa @ Nikon @ Jones Beach Toadies/Helmet @ Webster Hall Mako/Thresher Mania Tournament @ Star Island Yacht Club
FRIDAY 8.3
Identity Festival @ Nikon @ Jones Beach, The traveling electronic music festival returns with the biggest names in electronic dance music including Arty, Bingo Players, Doctor P, Eric Prydz, Excision, and more. Brad Williams @ McGuire’s Rufus Wainwright and his Band @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Meteor Shower Party @ Custer Observatory Bellport Day Festival @ Bellport, A trolley tour of historic bellport, lobster bake, clothesline art show, petting zoo, craft fair, live music. Gem & Mineral Show @ Mattituck High School, Also 7.29. Marilyn Michaels in A Funny Girl News
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Westbury The B-52’s @ Irving Plaza Kellie Pickler @ The Paramount Wine Tasting Tour & Lobster Bake @ LI Aquarium, Also 8.30. Family Fest w/Jabali Acrobats @ Montauk Playhouse
FRIDAY 8.10
Guys & Dolls @ Heckscher Park Mitch Fatel @ McGuire’s Comedy Club Dave Koz w/Bebe Winans @ The Paramount Journey/Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo/ Loverboy @ Nikon @ Jones Beach Theater Bonnie Schneider @ Shelter Island Public Library
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Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival @ Flushing Meadows Park, Based on the legend of Qu Yuan, an exiled Court Minister who wandered around writing poetry, Dragon Boat racing goes back centuries. When Yuan heard his home had been invaded, he drowned himself in the river. Fishermen raced to save him, but couldn’t. To prevent his body from being eaten, they threw rice dumplings into the water as an offering to his spirit. Today, rice dumplings are eaten during this festival of dance, martial arts, street theater and racing. Also 8.5. Joe Walsh (The Eagles) @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Judy Collins @ YMCA Boulton Center Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators @ The Paramount Gilbert Gottfried @ McGuire’s East Hampton Sandcastle Contest @ Atlantic Avenue Beach Special Tribute to Bobbie Darin @ Dix Hills Performing Arts Center Family Fishing Clinic @ Hempstead Lake State Park Arnie Gruber/Ballroom Dancing @ Dix Hills Performing Arts Center
SUNDAY 8.5
The Amazing Kreskin @ Landmark on Main Street Lighthouse Tour @ Huntington Lighthouse, Also 8.19. Irish-American Night @ Eisenhower Park Juggling Show @ Valley Stream State Park Pat Metheny Unity Band @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Family Force 5 @ Revolution Talkhouse 25th B-Day Party @ Stephen Talkhouse System of a Down/Deftones @ Nikon @ Jones Beach Theater
MONDAY 8.6
The Lumineers/Milk Carton Kids @ Central Park SummerStage Drive-In Movie Monday @ Cooper’s Beach, Southampton, Every Monday.
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FRIDAY 8.17
O.A.R. @ Nikon @ Jones Beach Theater Bobby “Blue” Bland @ B.B. King Blues Club Johnny Mathis @ NYCB Theatre @ for
MONDAY 8.13 TUESDAY 8.14
Mickey Hart @ The Paramount Leo Kottke @ Stephen Talkhouse Mewithoutyou @ Bowery Ballroom
M83/I Break Horses @ Central Park SummerStage Big Time Rush @ Nikon @ Jones Beach Theater Zon del Barrio @ Old Westbury Gardens KidFest Acrobatic Show @ Guild Hall
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National Lighthouse Day @ Long Island Lighthouses Bloc Party @ Terminal 5, Through 8.9. M. Ward/Yo La Tengo @ Prospect Park
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Paumanauke Pow-wow, Tanner Park, Also 8.12. Trigger Hippy @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Disco Night @ Eisenhower Park Zebra @ The Paramount Art, Craft & Gift Show @ Sparkling Pointe Vineyards Magic Show @ Belmont Lake State Park Meteor Party @ Custer Observatory Science Walking Tour @ Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Poems for Pollock @ Pollock-Krasner House Historic Cemetery Tours @ Mulford Farm Snapper Derby @ Captree Park, Also 8.12. Dick Johansson & The Highlanders @ Sag Harbor Whaling Museum Boys Like Girls @ Tanger Outlets @ the Arches Deer Park Hilarious Comedy of Uncle Floyd @ Dix Hills Performing Arts Center Divas of Daytime Soap Show @ Brokerage Comedy Club Hollister Rand Spirit Readings @ Westhampton Library
Neil Berg’s 100 Years of Broadway @ Eisenhower Park Comedy Fest @ Theatre Three, Also 8.18. Sebastian Maniscalco @ McGuire’s Grown on Long Island Day @ Suffolk County Farm
SATURDAY 8.18
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Pete Correale @ Brokerage LI Comedy Fest @ Theatre Three Also 8.25. Alice in Wonderland @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson Musical @ SoLuna, Through 9.2. Rusted Root @ The Paramount
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Skid Row/L.A. Guns @ Revolution I Love America Night/Fireworks/8Cylinder Demolition Derby @ Riverhead Raceway 21st Annual Seafood Festival & Craft Fair @ LI Maritime Museum Also 8.26. Walk to End Alzheimers @ LI Aquarium Momix @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Rail Fest 2012 @ Railroad Museum of Long Island, Also 8.26. LI Scottish Festival & Highland Games @ Old Westbury Gardens Pet Parade @ Westhampton Beach Gazebo Harvest East End @ The Hampton Classic Horse Show Grounds
SATURDAY 8.25
Beach Jamey Johnson @ The Paramount Artists & Writers Celebrity Softball Game @ Herrick Park, East Hampton Amateur Radio Lighthouse Weekend @ Fire Island Lighthouse, Also 8.19. The Hilarious Comedy of Uncle Floyd @ Dix Hills Performing Arts Center
SUNDAY 8.26
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Bridgehampton, Through 9.2. Megan Mullally @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Indian-American Night @ Eisenhower Park Sound to Bay 5K & 10K Run @ 71 Town Beach Rd., Jamesport
MONDAY 8.27
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The Village People @ Eisenhower Park Wynton Marsalis @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Duck Race @ Chase Creek, Shelter Island Rocket Rally Classic Car Show @ Brookhaven Volunteer Firefighters Museum Ellen’s Run/Walk @ Southampton Hospital Art Show @ Sagtikos Manor Wynton Marsalis Quintet @ Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Rock N Blues Fest @ NYCB Theatre @ Westbury
TUESDAY 8.21
Kelly Clarkson & The Fray @ Nikon @ Jones Beach, Fading into obscurity is a real threat that looms large for former American Idol contestants. Clarkson has managed to buck that trend, becoming the most successful ex-Idol around the world with five albums under her belt and high-profile mentoring gigs on the Voice and ABC’s upcoming Duets.
WEDNESDAY 8.22 THURSDAY 8.23
Train @ Central Park SummerStage Stone Temple Pilots @ The Paramount, Also 8.29.
TUESDAY 8.28 WEDNESDAY 8.29
Breaking Dawn, Pt. 1 @ Harborfront Park The Wind @ Cinema Arts Centre Beirut @ Central Park SummerStage Engelbert Humperdinck @ NYCB Theatre Craft & Gift Fair @ Green Acres Mall, Through 9.3.
THURSDAY 8.30
Jimmy Buffett & the Coral Reefer Band @ Nikon @ Jones Beach Theater The Clapton Chronicles @ Theatre Three
FRIDAY 8.31
Evening Tower Tour @ Fire Island Lighthouse Mo Alexander @ McGuire’s, Through 9.1. Shinnecock Pow-wow @ Shinnecock Reservation Grounds
SATURDAY 9.1
Al Green @ Beacon Theater Psychic Robert Hansen @ McGuire’s Bobby Keys & the Suffering Bastards @ Highline Ballroom Joan Osborne @ Stephen Talkhouse The Music of Foreigner @ Theatre Three The Barclays PGA Playoff @ Bethpage State Park, Through 8.26.
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Adventureland— Route 110, Farmingdale. www. adventureland.us Alfred Van Loen Gallery/ Huntington Library— 145 Pidgeon Hill Rd., Huntington Station American Airpower Museum— 1230 New Hwy., Farmingdale. 631-2936398. www.americanairpowermuseum.com American Legion Amagansett Post 419— Montauk Highway & Abraham’s Path, Amagansett Apollo Theater— 253 W. 125th St., Manhattan Art League of Long Island— 107 E. Deer Park Rd., Dix Hills Art Sites—651 W. Main St., Riverhead Aura— 1900 Hempstead Tpke., East Meadow B.B. King Blues Club & Grill— 237 W. 42nd St., Manhattan. 212-9974144. Babylon Bean— 17 Fire Island Ave., Babylon BACCA Arts Center— 47 W. Main St., Babylon. www.babylonarts.com Baiting Hollow Farm— 2114 Sound Ave., Calverton Ballet Long Island— 1863 Pond Rd., Ronkonkoma. 631-737-1964 Barnes & Noble Broadway— 2289 Broadway, Manhattan Barnes & Noble Union Square— 33 E. 17th St., Manhattan Barnes & Noble Warren Street— 97 Warren St., Manhattan Barnes Gallery— 2 Nassau Blvd., Garden City Bay Street Theatre— The Long Wharf, Sag Harbor. 631-725-9500. www. baystreet.org Beach Bar— 58 Foster Ave., Hampton Bays Beacon Theatre— 2124 Broadway, Manhattan. 212-465-6500. www. beacontheatre.com Bell House— 149 7th St., Brooklyn. 718-643-6510. www.thebellhouseny.com Bellmore Movies— 222 Pettit Ave., Bellmore. 516783-7200 Bellport Country Club— 40 S. Country Rd., Bellport Village. 631286-4227 Belmont Lake State Park— North Babylon Belmont Park Race Track— 2150 Hempstead Tpke., Elmont. 516-4886000. www.belmontstakes.com Benner’s Farm— 56 Gnarled Hollow Rd., East Setauket. 631-689-8172. www.bennersfarm.com Best Buy Theater— 1515 Broadway, Manhattan. www.bestbuytheater.com Bethel Hobbs Community Farm— 178 Oxhead Rd., Centereach Bethpage Ballpark— 3 Court House Dr., Central Islip. 631-940-DUCK. www.liducks.com Bethpage State Park— Old Bethpage Blue Parrot— 5460 Merrick Rd., Massapequa Blue Point Brewing Co.— 161 River Ave., Patchogue. 631-475-6944. www.bluepointbrewing. com Blue— 7 Montauk Hwy., Blue Point
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