Featuring paintings by Water Mill artist 

ANN LOMBARDO

Presented by East End Arts

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Friday, December 11

Mondays starting January 4

Mondays starting January 4

Wednesdays starting January 6

Thursdays starting January 7

Fridays starting January 8

Tuesdays starting January 26

Model Magic Sculptures Workshop  click for more info >>

Printmaking Workshops

JOY OF THE SEASON CONCERT

2:00 PM ~ FREE

At the Riverhead United Methodist Church

Mark your calendar for the re-broadcast of Music for Life: The Story of New Horizons, Wednesday December 9 at 8 PM on channel WXXI-TV and streaming live at: WXXI.org/musicforlife. The documentary captures the pleasure that members enjoy in working and socializing together as they entertain large and small audiences. Music for Life projects a variety of New Horizons perspectives including: interviews with Roy Ernst, musicians, mentors, conductors; scenes from rehearsals; coffee breaks, music camps, gigs, concerts and a brief solo or two,striving for the joy of playing beautiful music.

Young Creative Professionals Free, Monthly Networking Meet-up

10 - 11:30 AM

At Roast Coffee & Tea, Patchogue 

Join Young Creative Professionals (YCP) at their free, monthly networking meet-ups, held every last Saturday of the month from 10 - 11:30AM. Mix, mingle and connect with artists in a variety of fields (visual art, music, theater and more) while enjoying breakfast at 20% off. YCP is a program in partnership with Patchogue-Medford Library, held at Roast Coffee & Tea in Patchogue. To RSVP, find each month's event on Meetup: meetup.com/Great-South-Bay-Lovers-of-Learning/ (or) call the Library at (631) 654-4700. Questions? Contact YCP's host, Courtney Surmanek at courtneymsurmanek@gmail.com.

Roast Coffee & Tea Trading Company, 41 E. Main St, Patchogue NY

"POETRY STREET...where every voice is heard!" welcomes writers of all ages to the Blue Duck Bakery Café for this series of "Open Mics", the spoken word project of Susan Dingle for the East End Arts' JumpstART program. Poets, comedians and storytellers are invited to sign up at 1:30 PM; the first 15 writers to sign-up have 3 minutes to perform original work. $5 fee for poets and audience members. Continues on the fourth Sunday of every month at the Blue Duck Bakery Café in Riverhead. For more information on this groundbreaking program, please contact Ms. Dingle at susandingle@optonline.net.

WSHU Public Radio is thrilled to announce the launch of 107.5 FM, an all-classical music station for Eastern Long Island listeners. The signal replaces 103.3 FM and can be heard from Riverhead to Montauk, and from Mattituck to Shelter Island. A hallmark of WSHU's classical music programming is the extensive knowledge of our on-air hosts. Wading River resident Lauren Rico, host of Afternoon Classical, is a former French horn player who is inspired by WSHU's passionate, committed listeners. Kate Remington, WSHU's Music Director and host of Morning Classical, received a degree in piano performance and mass communication from the University of Wisconsin. Before joining WSHU, she honed her considerable skills as a music announcer at Wisconsin Public Radio, the Beethoven Satellite Network, and Vermont Public Radio. So tune in for favorites by Beethoven, Mozart, Brahms and their colleagues, along with selections that are off the beaten path, and new releases and composers! To those listeners who love our NPR News and Talk format ... don't worry! You can still tune in to WSHU's 89.9 FM frequency for quality public radio programs.