There is perhaps no more exquisite way to rejoice in all things Irish than to participate in or attend that most traditional celebration of Irish dance, music, piping, drumming, language, soda bread and athletics known as a feis. And lovers of any of those fine activities will surely enjoy Sept. 20 when the Nassau County Board of the Ancient Order of Hibernians holds their 37th annual AOH Feis and Festival on Long Island. Experience this delightful event in a new venue this year: the lovely campus of Molloy College in Rockville Centre. Both the AOH and the Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians of Nassau County sponsor the feis. more

On StageImmersion Dance CompanyThe all-female troupe visits Tilles Center with its original full-length program, Transcending Roads. This performance takes the audience on a path of self-recognition … more

Exhibits and more... Andy Warhol: The Photographic Legacy ProgramOn exhibit are a selection of photograph, both Polaroids and gelatin silver prints, by the noted Pop artist Andy Warhol. This group … more

The Sesame Street gang visits Nassau Coliseum, Thursday through Sunday, Sept. 24-27. Sing and dance with Elmo, Abby Cadabby, Big Bird and all your favorite Sesame Street Live friends! This … more

Marianela Santurio, the renowned Cuban-American pianist, demonstrates her diverse artistry in a concert celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month this weekend. The concert, at Freeport Memorial Library on Sunday, features works by Cuban composers not often heard by American audiences. more

Sept. 10 City Hall Plaza – if rain, at Long Beach Public Library 6:45 p.m. - NY’s Finest (NYC Police Dept. Big Band) 8:15 p.m. - Kerry Kearney Band   Sept. 11 Long Beach … more

That end-of-summer tradition in Long Beach is fast approaching. The “City By The Sea” becomes a mecca for jazz lovers, beginning Thursday night, Sept. 10, when the Long Beach Jazz festival, now in its seventh year, takes center stage. A world class cadre of musicians gather at Long Beach Public library, and other venues, for four days devoted to jazz in all its forms. more

Long Island’s Gilded Age comes alive at historic Coe Hall, where a famed mural in Mai Coe's second floor bedroom has been restores and is now on view. more