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Theater for Dessert

Port Washington

Mystery, music and joy: Theater for Dessert returns to Port with “The Museum of Oddities”

By Christy Hinko

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Oyster Bay paint night fundraises for art programming

Bellmore Memorial Library will host an exhibition of Keith Rossein's photography throughout the month of June.

Bellmore

Award-winning photographer Keith Rossein opens exhibition at Bellmore Memorial Library

By Long Island Press

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Mineola

Mineola music education program receives national recognition

10- Mineola HS Sister Act Jr

Mineola

2020 cast comes back for Mineola High School ‘Sister Act Jr.’ performance

By Isabella Gallo

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Herricks music education program receives national recognition

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The Wheatley School sophomore wins Earth Day art contest

Herricks Emma Wen Congressional Art Competition winner[26]

Herricks student wins Congressional Art Competition

Levittown School District arts and science students were recognized at the most recent board of education meeting

Levittown

Levittown shines a spotlight on science and the arts

Vernon-Audubon winners (2)

Oyster Bay

Vernon students’ work to be shared at the shore in art initiatives

music

Westbury

State music association picks long time music educator David Brown as new executive director

By Isabella Gallo

Westbury Arts Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month 2025 exhibition "That Was Then, This Is Now."

Westbury

Westbury Arts opens Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month exhibition ‘That was then, this is now’

By Long Island Press

Bethpage students took their studies outdoors with a visit to Planting Fields Arboretum in Oyster Bay.

Bethpage

Bethpage art students find inspiration at Planting Fields Arboretum

By Casey Fahrer

Art League of Long Island hosted Infinite Quest by David Peikon

Dix Hills

Art League of LI presents David Peikon’s ‘Infinite Quest’

By Long Island Press

Shalom Neuman

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Face to face with the deliciously startling work of Shalom Neuman

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Valerie Franco will present a lecture on Asian American art at the Great Neck Library in honor of Asian-American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

Great Neck Library lectures: Asian-American art lecture presented by Val Franco

The Heckscher Museum of Art debuted the Art Explorers Club, a new series for children.

Huntington

The Heckscher Museum of Art debuts the Art Explorers Club for children

By Long Island Press

East Williston choral students collaborate with world-renowned acappella group

By Long Island Press

SEW Engaged Exhibit[14]

Elmont

Sewanhaka’s art department exhibits “ENGAGED!” at Elmont Memorial Library

2- Mineola District Art Show

Mineola

Mineola artistic talent on display at district art show

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Art

Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School displays 2,200 pieces of students’ artwork

The Great Neck Library is exhibiting artworks from the North Shore Hebrew Academy from May 5 to May 29 at our Main Library Lover-Level Art Gallery, 159 Bayview Ave. in Great Neck.

Community Events

North Shore Hebrew Academy to host art exhibit reception at the Great Neck Library

By Long Island Press

The New York Fine Arts Society of Long Island H Z Gladys Exhibition

Art

New York Fine Arts Society hosts Gladys Hong Zhang art exhibition

By Long Island Press

2- Mineola 4th and 8th grade orchestra members rehearsing together (1)

Mineola

Mineola brings strings together for high school-elementary musical collaboration

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