Exhibits and more... Lessons of the Holocaust to Teach ToleranceA contextualized history that explains the 1920s’ increase of intolerance, reduction of human rights, and lack of intervention … more

Music fills in the air in the City by the Sea, on Friday, with some dynamic contemporary jazz ensembles. more

Dee Snider has been known to surprise his fans, but seeing his name paired with Shakespeare’s will certainly raise some eyebrows. The Twisted Sister frontman and Baldwin native is not producing your average off-Broadway Shakespearean production. more

Raagini Restaurant is intimate and charming, a narrow space lined with small tables. more

A mix of guitars, stylish fedoras, multicolored hairstyles and practicing hopefuls, who were letting out a few notes before it really counted, waited in close quarters outside of Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, in Uniondale, on July 23, hours before it was time to show off their high notes, vibrato and guitar strums to the producers of “American Idol.” more

Dining with Keiji Inatome, the son of owners Sezaburo and Katsuko Inatome, was not only a pleasure, but enlightening. more

The popular local orchestra is making the rounds of area parks, stopping at Eisenhower Park this weekend. more

The summer theater season is heating up on our local stages once again. more

If real estate is all about location, then theater depends on advertising. With good marketing, a show can generate word of mouth and increase ticket sales, but sadly, the marketing for Holler if Ya … more

If privacy and undivided attention while getting your hair done sounds appealing, then look no further. more