Presented by the North Fork Chapter of Coming to the Table. Please join us for an evening with the award-winning New York Times Magazine writer and contributor to the 1619 Project, Linda Villarosa. She will be reading from her newly published, critically acclaimed landmark book that tells the full story of racial health disparities in […]
Please join the Peconic Landing family for an evening of fun in the sun to benefit the 2022 Walk to End Alzheimer's. Held annually in more than 600 communities nationwide, the Alzheimer's Association Walk to End Alzheimer's is the world's largest fundraiser for Alzheimer's care, support and research. Peconic Landing aims to raise $5,000 for […]
Since opening our doors 20 years ago, part of our mission has always been to spread kindness to the greater community. Joining us to share stories of kindness from all over the country is writer and speaker Mary Latham of Orient. In 2016, Mary took off in her mother’s old car on a three-year road […]
Presented by the Lifetime Learning Speakers' Bureau For 27 years, from 1973 to 2000, John Ross brought true farm-to-table cuisine to the North Fork at Ross’s, his Southold restaurant. He guaranteed that the corn he served was harvested after 4pm the day you dined on it. At the same time, Louisa Hargrave pioneered the first […]
Please join us as we celebrate 20 years of Living Better at Peconic Landing. At 7 p.m., guests will enjoy live music by the Gordon Dukes Band. The 10-piece band from New York City is known for their “dance-the-night-away” performances, diverse repertoire, and powerhouse vocals that will please guests of every age group. A spectacular […]
Bob Keeler spent more than four decades at Newsday, as a reporter, editor and columnist. He will discuss why the newspaper business is under serious threat. Since 2005, 2100 newspapers have gone out of business and some major cities have no daily paper at all. Charges of “fake news” have eroded public confidence in newspapers. […]
Middle East expert Ken Dorph explores the surprising historical tolerance of the Arab world, upended by the conflicts arising from the collapse of the Ottoman Empire. Ken considers the changing position of minorities, with a focus on Jewish and LGBT communities. Presented by the Lifetime Learning Speakers' Bureau.
Please join the Peconic Landing family as we walk to support research to treat and prevent Alzheimer's and provide support to improve the lives of millions of affected Americans.
You've accomplished amazing things in your life by always looking ahead. Here at Peconic Landing, we've been doing the same — and we can't wait to show you our vision for the future. To celebrate the past 20 years of innovation and the exciting new projects in the works, we're opening our doors and inviting […]
Join our team! Offering competitive wages, excellent benefits, and an amazing team culture. Interview with one of the designated "Best Companies" to work for in New York State. We are excited to meet you! Job opportunities include: RN • LPN • CNA • Executive Assistant Dietary Aide • Recreation Aide • HVAC Technician Server • […]
You've accomplished amazing things in your life by always looking ahead. Here at Peconic Landing, we've been doing the same — and we can't wait to show you our vision for the future. To celebrate the past 20 years of innovation and the exciting new projects in the works, we're opening our doors and inviting […]
Donnamarie Barnes, the Director of History and Heritage, will tell us about the rich history of Sylvester Manor. Since 1651, the land on Shelter Island known as Sylvester Manor has been the ancestral home of the Indigenous Manhanset people, a 17th-century provisioning plantation, a place of enslavement and a private family farm and estate.
