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The Huntington Historical Society’s collection contains a veritable garden of flowers and plants, with representations of roses, daisies, ivy, oak leaves, carnations, tulips, and more. This exhibit is arranged thematically in different sections, including “From Head to Toe: Fashionable Floral Accessories,” “Around the House: Flowers on Everyday Objects,” “Floral Fashions: Clothing Adorned with Flowers,” “Crafted Flowers: Flowers in Needlework and Other Mediums,” and “Grow Your Own: Interest in Gardening and Houseplants.” From abstract to realistic, three-dimensional to embroidered, real to fake, Huntington is in bloom!   Admission to the museum is free; donations are greatly appreciated.  

The Huntington Historical Society’s collection contains a veritable garden of flowers and plants, with representations of roses, daisies, ivy, oak leaves, carnations, tulips, and more. This exhibit is arranged thematically in different sections, including “From Head to Toe: Fashionable Floral Accessories,” “Around the House: Flowers on Everyday Objects,” “Floral Fashions: Clothing Adorned with Flowers,” “Crafted Flowers: Flowers in Needlework and Other Mediums,” and “Grow Your Own: Interest in Gardening and Houseplants.” From abstract to realistic, three-dimensional to embroidered, real to fake, Huntington is in bloom!   Admission to the museum is free; donations are greatly appreciated.  

Long Island’s Best: Young Artists at The Heckscher Museum is the only juried exhibition on Long Island that offers high school students the opportunity to show their work in a museum.

Each year, students in grades 9 through 12 are invited to create a work of art inspired by artwork shown in the Museum during the school year and submit to this prestigious juried exhibition. Hundreds of works of art are submitted from schools across Nassau and Suffolk counties and approximately 80 are chosen for display in the exhibition.

The Rains are Changing Fast highlights artwork recently acquired by The Heckscher Museum of Art alongside a selection of key works long held in the Museum’s collection. For over a century, the Heckscher has been collecting and presenting art that explores the landscapes and social issues of its place and time. This exhibition, which takes its title from a 2021 video by Christine Sciulli, features new and beloved works of art that together reveal the diverse ways in which artists contend with environmental and cultural change. Created over a span of 175 years by some fifty artists, the works are united by shared engagements with landscape, allegory, and abstraction. Some, like Richard Mayhew’s Pescadero (2014) or George Inness’s The Pasture, Durham, Connecticut (c. 1879), present luminous, if precarious, visions of the American landscape. Others, including Deborah Buck’s They Had Stars in Their Eyes (2020) and Dorothy Dehner’s Landscape (1976), employ modes of abstraction that speak to issues of gender and materiality. The resulting visual conversations emphasize the Museum’s ongoing commitment to social concerns, environmental issues, and Long Island’s diverse communities.

The Huntington Historical Society’s collection contains a veritable garden of flowers and plants, with representations of roses, daisies, ivy, oak leaves, carnations, tulips, and more. This exhibit is arranged thematically in different sections, including “From Head to Toe: Fashionable Floral Accessories,” “Around the House: Flowers on Everyday Objects,” “Floral Fashions: Clothing Adorned with Flowers,” “Crafted Flowers: Flowers in Needlework and Other Mediums,” and “Grow Your Own: Interest in Gardening and Houseplants.” From abstract to realistic, three-dimensional to embroidered, real to fake, Huntington is in bloom!   Admission to the museum is free; donations are greatly appreciated.  

Have You Been To The BEST Trivia Night On LI?! Every Thursday Your Favorite Tropical Sports Bar Teams Up With @tangotimetrivia ! Free to play, starting at 8PM we play a fun, well rounded game of trivia that's great for everyone! Current events to sports, nature to music - there's a category you're BOUND to get! PLUS there's prizes! Come sip on a JUMBO Voodoo Juice or a Seasonal Specialty and devour our delicious Wings!

Long Island’s Best: Young Artists at The Heckscher Museum is the only juried exhibition on Long Island that offers high school students the opportunity to show their work in a museum.

Each year, students in grades 9 through 12 are invited to create a work of art inspired by artwork shown in the Museum during the school year and submit to this prestigious juried exhibition. Hundreds of works of art are submitted from schools across Nassau and Suffolk counties and approximately 80 are chosen for display in the exhibition.

The Rains are Changing Fast highlights artwork recently acquired by The Heckscher Museum of Art alongside a selection of key works long held in the Museum’s collection. For over a century, the Heckscher has been collecting and presenting art that explores the landscapes and social issues of its place and time. This exhibition, which takes its title from a 2021 video by Christine Sciulli, features new and beloved works of art that together reveal the diverse ways in which artists contend with environmental and cultural change. Created over a span of 175 years by some fifty artists, the works are united by shared engagements with landscape, allegory, and abstraction. Some, like Richard Mayhew’s Pescadero (2014) or George Inness’s The Pasture, Durham, Connecticut (c. 1879), present luminous, if precarious, visions of the American landscape. Others, including Deborah Buck’s They Had Stars in Their Eyes (2020) and Dorothy Dehner’s Landscape (1976), employ modes of abstraction that speak to issues of gender and materiality. The resulting visual conversations emphasize the Museum’s ongoing commitment to social concerns, environmental issues, and Long Island’s diverse communities.

The Huntington Historical Society’s collection contains a veritable garden of flowers and plants, with representations of roses, daisies, ivy, oak leaves, carnations, tulips, and more. This exhibit is arranged thematically in different sections, including “From Head to Toe: Fashionable Floral Accessories,” “Around the House: Flowers on Everyday Objects,” “Floral Fashions: Clothing Adorned with Flowers,” “Crafted Flowers: Flowers in Needlework and Other Mediums,” and “Grow Your Own: Interest in Gardening and Houseplants.” From abstract to realistic, three-dimensional to embroidered, real to fake, Huntington is in bloom!   Admission to the museum is free; donations are greatly appreciated.  

Welcome to Friday Parents Night Out at Valhallan Esports in Huntington! Immerse your child in three hours of dynamic gaming fun alongside like-minded kids who share their passion for gaming. Our skilled coaches offer personalized in-game guidance, not only enhancing gameplay skills but also nurturing friendships in a positive and social setting. And, of course, there's chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, and fries too! Parents, indulge in three hours of well-deserved free time while your child revels in a secure and exhilarating gaming environment. Elevate the Friday experience at Valhallan Esports in Huntington—it's more than just gaming; it's a celebration of fun and friendship! We look forward to seeing you there!