Music By and For Students seeks young composers
The contest offers $100 cash prizes for outstanding student compositions.
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Author: The Long Island Times
Coltrane Home presenting Camille Thurman for Women’s History Month
The performance is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Friday, March 24 at the Half Hollow Hills Community Library Auditorium in Dix Hills.
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St. Patrick’s parade season kicks off on Long Island
About 1,000 people attended the St. Patrick’s Day parade in Kings Park, the first of many local parades to come on Long Island this month.
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Osprey nests cleaned ahead of breeding season
The cleanup tied in with World Wildlife Day on March 3, the theme for which was ‘Partnerships for Wildlife Conservation.’
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Bethpage Federal Credit Union offers free tax filing
Now in its 20th year, Bethpage’s VITA program is open to all eligible Long Islanders, including those who are not members of Bethpage FCU.
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Whaling Museum to hold two summer camp weeks
The museum will host an Ocean Adventure Camp and a Maritime Mysteries Camp in August.
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Farmingdale to host St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Farmingdale Village is hosting the 9th Annual Farmingdale St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Sunday, March 12.
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Exploring the Human Spirit at Hofstra
The American Chamber Ensemble will perform “Exploring the Human Spirit” at Hofstra University’s Helene Fortunoff Theater.
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High school jazz bands battle to benefit Walk Like MADD
The Battle of the High School Jazz Bands at the NYCB Theatre at Westbury kicks off at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, March 1.
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American Ballet Theatre coming to Staller Center Gala
The American Ballet Theatre will make its first full company performance on Long Island at this year’s Staller Center Gala.
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Buffer program provides free seedlings for property owners
The Trees for Tribs’ Buffer in a Bag program is aimed at helping property owners stabilize banks, protect water quality, combat climate change, and improve wildlife habitat.
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Free workshop on the Arts Education Data Project
Participants will learn how to use the project’s resources to advance access, equity, and participation in arts education.
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Health & Welfare Council to host nonprofit job fair
The event is scheduled for Wednesday, March 22, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Yes We Can Community Center at 141 Garden St. in Westbury.
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Outreach recovery agency getting $1.25M for training
The grant will go towards adding credentialed addiction and substance abuse counselors.
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New Long Island comic book show to launch in Melville
The new show will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, March 19 at the 110 Bingo Hall at 585 Broad Hollow Road.
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Long Island Nets honor Liberty at Women’s Impact game
During the game, presented by National Grid, the players wore co-branded Liberty/LI Nets jerseys, designed to resemble the Liberty’s signature seafoam uniforms.
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Hockey Night fundraiser in East Hampton
The event will benefit veterans programs and services at the Association for Mental Health and Wellness.
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Bay Street Theater to honor Women of Soul
The show stars The HooDoo Loungers featuring Dawnette Darden, who will be joined by some special guests, including Mama Lee and Rose Lawler of Mama Lee Rose and Friends.
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Jurassic Quest stomps at Nassau Coliseum
Get ready to go way back in time, when Jurassic Quest brings its unique herd of realistic and imposing dinosaurs to Long Island.
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Jets and Sharks to face off at Argyle Theater
The Babylon venue will be taking it to the streets with its upcoming presentation of the classic Broadway musical “West Side Story.”
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Whaling Museum to celebrate Black History Month
The museum will feature special exhibits that explore the role of African-American mariners in whaling history.
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