From 1948-1980s countless Christmas-themed variety shows ran on television during the yuletide season. Ed Sullivan, Steve Allen, Jackie Gleason, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Carol Burnett, and many others had annual Christmas Specials. The Historic Films Christmas Spectacular will take you back to those years and bring you highlights from many of those legendary Christmas shows. […]
Two Women Art Show proudly presents the paintings and illustrations of artists Kathleen Schmidt and Carol DeVito, both Peconic Landing members. The exhibit features both retrospective and recent works of the artists. For more information, contact our Cultural Arts Coordinator at 631-477-3800 ext. 229.
Off-Broadway actor and creative director Brandon M. Weber brings to life works that represent the mission of Martin Luther King, Jr. and how he instilled a ray of hope for humanity.
The need for food, shelter, and social services have increased substantially on the North Fork due to the price of housing, Covid, and high inflation. The Executive Director of CAST (the Center for Advocacy, Support and Transformation) will discuss the services CAST provides to address food, housing, and economic insecurity in Southold Town and on Shelter Island. The […]
Called "The funniest show on Broadway in years!" by Variety, the Tony-Award® nominated Mr. Saturday Night: A New Musical Comedy stars Billy Crystal, Tony-Award® nominee for Best Actor in a Musical, as Buddy Young, Jr., an outrageous and outspoken comedian who has one last shot at reclaiming the spotlight — and fixing his fractured family […]
There’s no better way to learn about Peconic Landing than to hear it from our members themselves. Join us on February 7th, and discover all of the clubs, committees, and activities that are available to Peconic Landing members. Come see firsthand our welcoming community of creative thinkers and active minds, and take a sneak peek […]
"At the piano with Alexander Wu” is a two-part series about the composer’s life, his music and living the American dream. Born and raised at the turn of the 20th century in New York City to Russian-Jewish immigrant parents, fifteen year-old George Gershwin started out in Tin Pan Alley, but as he gained success writing […]
On Valentine’s Day, we honor the long tradition of romantic love expressed through some of the most famous pas de deux from the classical ballet canon: The Nutcracker, Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, The Tango and more. Ballet Long Island will bring these beautiful dances to vivid life.
USA / 2003 / 60mins / Documentary / English All on a Mardi Gras Day celebrates black Carnival in New Orleans in all its riotous, colorful and spiritual glory. Incorporating classic New Orleans music, previously-unseen photographs and film footage, and interviews with major Carnival players, the film explores African-Creole Carnival traditions. These celebrations date from […]
Presented by the Lifetime Learning Speakers' Bureau and co-sponsored by the Friends of Floyd Memorial Library. What better way to celebrate Harlem Renaissance writer Langston Hughes--affectionately known as Shakespeare in Harlem--than a one-person-dramatic rendition of Langston Hughes’ poems and short stories. The show is no mere recitation of Hughes’ work. Actor and writer David Mills’ […]
Presented by the Lifetime Learning Speakers' Bureau. Fred Thiele is Southold’s new State Assemblyman. Assemblyman Thiele will speak about getting to know his new constituents in Southold and the issues in Albany which effect the East End as well as other important issues facing the State Assembly.
Funny Girl is based on the life of Broadway star, film actress and comedienne Fanny Brice and her tempestuous relationship with entrepreneur and gambler Nick Arnstein. This classic musical and critically acclaimed production features Sheridan Smith in “an unforgettable star turn” and a host of iconic musical numbers including ‘People’, ‘I’m the Greatest Star’ and […]
