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The Huntington Village Art Walk returns Sunday, with self-guided tours of the many art displays in downtown Huntington. Participants can visit 10 places in a one-mile walk. The tour is free; many of the artists will be on hand to talk about their Read More …
The Heckscher Museum will show a multimedia display of art, light, and sound on its facade during the 29th annual Long Island Fall Festival, adding a new feature to the long-running weekend festival that brings thousands of people to Huntington. Opening Oct. 6, and running Read More …
The Huntington Town Board has approved the following expenditures: Up to $50,000 for tactile signs at Heckscher Museum and the historic Centerport home of painters Arthur Dove and Helen Torr, to provide accessible maps for the visually impaired, at the request of the museum director. Read More …
The Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce will be raising funds July 25 to support a Hecksher Museum multimedia project. The chamber social, called Huntington Nights, will offer raffles, dancing, food, drinks and more. It is designed to help fund “Illuminations 2023: The Many Faces of Read More …
You can walk or you can crawl, but whatever your method of locomotion, there’s are easy ways coming up to sample the arts in downtown Huntington. On May 21, participants can take a self-guided tour of exhibits at the museums and galleries downtown. Several of Read More …
The free Huntington Village Art Walk, a self-guided tour of the new exhibits at downtown museums and galleries, is scheduled for May 21. Many artists will be on hand to talk about their work. Live music will be playing along the route. No tickets are Read More …
Toby Tobias will be the featured musician at this week’s First Friday event at the Heckscher Museum. The South African-born musician will perform a solo show of his original music. He said he is looking forward to the program. “Not only is it my hometown, Read More …
This weekend in Huntington will be jampacked, from a parade, to pickles, an art festival, a celebration of all things Greek, and the Great Cow Harbor race. With planning, you might be able to make it to all of the events. The Great Cow Read More …
Heckscher Museum will again host Draw Out, a festival for artists of all ages. The Sept. 17 festival is free and no registration is required. In addition, the first 100 participants will be awarded free art supplies. Activities include watercolor painting by the pond, live Read More …
The Heckscher Museum has 79 works by student artists on display this month, chosen from a record 399 submissions. The exhibition, reflecting the works of students from 58 Long Island schools, is on view in the galleries through May 29. Curator Karli Wurzelbacher and guest Read More …