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Music venue
441 Vintage
441 Vintage is a unique event venue located in the heart of Farmingdale, offering a timeless and intimate atmosphere for various events such as weddings, bar or bat mitzvahs, and corporate events. The venue features a vintage setting where guests can view and purchase wares, including classic antiques and unique items. Every piece has an origin that connects it to its previous owner, and the venue's decor is surrounded by vintage memorabilia. The venue consists of several spaces, including The Store, a Vintage Home Décor Store featuring Architectural Salvage, Antiques, and Repurposed Pieces, The Courtyard, a beautiful event space with tables, chairs, and a scenic fireplace, and The Barn, which is full of larger pieces and marvelous antiques. The venue partners with exclusive vendors, including MMEink, Mikey Mike Events, and Tardi's Catering, to provide event services, entertainment, and catering. The venue is located at 441 Main St, Farmingdale, NY 11735, and can be contacted through email or phone. It offers a range of services and amenities to make events unique and memorable.
Arts and culture
Sea Cliff Arts Council
The Sea Cliff Arts Council is located at 86 Roslyn Avenue in Sea Cliff, New York. It offers classes and workshops in various categories, including dance, acting, music, wellness, art, and writing. The council has a membership program, which allows members to support artists, musicians, and creatives through performances, exhibits, classes, and workshops. Members also receive a monthly digital newsletter and have access to members-only events and classes. The Sea Cliff Arts Council is open by appointment. It has a range of merchandise available, including apparel and gifts. The council's mission is to blend art, culture, and community to discover, inspire, and create together. It offers a variety of programs and events to achieve this mission.
Dinner theater
Slayer Players Theatre Company
The Slayer Players Theatre Company is based in the Town of Oyster Bay, New York, with its home base at the View Grill at the Glen Cove Golf Course. The company performs original murder-mystery plays, Classic TV Live!, and timeless holiday favorites. The company writes and performs original murder-mystery plays customized to the specifics of a venue. They also perform Classic TV Live!, which recreates time-honored TV shows in every detail, and holiday favorites like A Christmas Carol with period-specific costumes and sets. The Slayer Players Theatre Company is available to perform at Long Island restaurants, community centers, and private homes. They also participate in fund raisers and charity events. For information, people can email info@slayerplayers.com or call 516-595-2233. The company has a management and production team, including Eve Lupenko Ferrante, who is the president and handles marketing. The team has experience in community theater and has performed in various productions. The Slayer Players Theatre Company can be contacted at 242 Glen Cove Ave, Glen Cove, NY 11542, or through their website. They can also be reached by phone at 516-595-2233 or by email at info@slayerplayers.com.
Performing arts venue
North Shore Performing Arts Center
North Shore Performing Arts Center is located in Syosset, New York. It serves the community by offering dance classes. The center has a mission to help students gain self-confidence, coordination, and self-expression. It achieves this through various dance classes, including acro, ballet, and jazz. The instructors at the center teach students the art of dance. They strive to encourage all students to reach their full potential. The center has a close relationship with the Syosset Chamber of Commerce. The center performs at local events, such as the Syosset Tree Lighting Ceremony and Syosset Street Fairs. It also performs at senior centers during the holidays. The center is located at 609 Jericho Turnpike in Syosset. The center can be contacted by email or phone. It is open to students of all ages, including children and adults. The center offers a range of dance classes, including hip-hop, lyrical, and tap.
History museum
Sea Cliff Village Museum
The Sea Cliff Village Museum is located in the Town of Oyster Bay, New York, and its mission is to raise community awareness by preserving and showcasing artifacts, documents, photographs, and costumes relating to the unique historical background of the village. The museum has a vast collection of documents, photographs, artifacts, tools, and art, including a strong archive of early twentieth century photographs of the village. This archive is a valuable resource regularly used by writers, genealogists, and students. The building housing the museum was built in 1913 as the Sea Cliff Methodist Church and is located at 95 Tenth Avenue in Sea Cliff. The museum is situated in the former parsonage adjacent to the former church itself. The museum has a gift shop that offers various items such as books, postcards, posters, toys, and coloring books featuring imagery from the village's past. Limited edition commemorative t-shirts are also available for purchase. Docents are needed to work on Saturdays to guide visitors through the exhibits and run the gift shop.
History museum
Raynham Hall Museum
Raynham Hall Museum is located at 30 West Main Street in Oyster Bay, New York. The museum is run by a small team of people who are passionate about history, preservation, and storytelling. The museum offers various programs for students, including on-site visits and in-class or virtual programs. These programs are led by experienced museum educators and align with the New York State K-12 Social Studies Framework and Next Generation learning standards. Some of the programs available include Samuel Townsend: Colonial Merchant, The Townsends in the Revolution, Standing Where They Stood: Slavery and Freedom, Spy Craft, and Engaging with the Townsends: A Family Legacy of Civic Participation. The museum's collection includes approximately 6,000 objects and archival materials that document the Townsend family, Oyster Bay, and the greater Long Island area. The collection spans over 300 years and includes objects such as furniture, works of art, household accessories, textiles, toys, and games. The museum also has an archive that includes personal correspondence, account books, ledgers, and photographs. Researchers can access the museum's collections by appointment only. The museum provides individualized assistance with projects, photocopying assistance, and fact-checking. The museum also has a digital collection that is continually updated, and researchers can access it online.
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