LIM, the Port Jefferson Arts Council, and WUSB-FM present an eclectic music series featuring nationally and internationally known touring artists. From early days in Buffalo Springfield to a long solo career exploring an incredible array of musical genres, Neil Young continues to add to his status as a true legend. This show will celebrate this […]

The Port Jefferson Arts Council and the Long Island Museum have joined forces to bring films to our community that touch upon a variety of topics. This November, join us for a free double-feature screening of Don't Call It Heimweh (2004) and Late Return (2010) by Thomas Halaczinsky. These two poignant documentaries follow German Jew Margot […]

In honor of National Family Caregivers Month, join The Long Island Museum and The Bristal Lake Grove for People Who Need People–a FREE live concert and pop-up senior resource event–featuring the classic hits of Barbra Streisand as performed by Long Island’s own Mary Solitto, whose voice has been compared to Barbra, Celine, and Cher! Don’t […]

Join us as we honor and celebrate National Native American Heritage Month with members from the Matinecock, Montaukett, Setalcott, Shinnecock, and Unkechaug Nations, as they tell their stories of strength and survival through voice and dance. The Montaukett Dancers will present two performances: a Women’s Traditional Dance and a Women’s Blanket Dance. Madeline "Mandy" Jackson, […]

Whether you knit, crochet, embroider, or hand-sew, gather at the LIM to do what you love. Bring your work in progress and enjoy some good company. Now with later hours on select days this Fall. Open to adults and children 12 and up. FREE FOR ALL! No registration is required. Please note: This is not […]

Whether you knit, crochet, embroider, or hand-sew, gather at the LIM to do what you love. Bring your work in progress and enjoy some good company. Open to adults and children 12 and up. *Please note: This is not a formal workshop, so expect encouragement and support but not necessarily instruction. This community program is […]

In anticipation of the 29th Annual Charles Dickens Festival in Port Jefferson Village, stop by the Carriage Museum to meet roaming costumed street characters from the Dickensian era as they magically transform the galleries into London of a bygone century. Included with museum admission. In collaboration with the Port Jefferson Arts Council. 

Whether you knit, crochet, embroider, or hand-sew, gather at the LIM to do what you love. Bring your work in progress and enjoy some good company. Open to adults and children 12 and up. *Please note: This is not a formal workshop, so expect encouragement and support but not necessarily instruction. This community program is […]

Take a break from holiday prep and visit our Giants and Gems exhibition and the LIMarts Members’ exhibition, Common Ground. Meet and talk with some of the artists in the galleries, including Christian White and Edward Acosta. Artwork from Common Ground will be available to purchase—perfect for holiday gifts!  

The Port Jefferson Arts Council and the Long Island Museum have joined forces to bring films to our community that touch upon a variety of topics. This December, join us for a free screening of Tree Man (2015) directed by Jon Reiner and Brad Rothschild. Every holiday season, hundreds of Christmas tree sellers from across North […]

In anticipation of the 29th Annual Charles Dickens Festival in Port Jefferson Village, stop by the Carriage Museum to meet roaming costumed street characters from the Dickensian era as they magically transform the galleries into London of a bygone century. Included with museum admission. In collaboration with the Port Jefferson Arts Council. 

LIM, the Port Jefferson Arts Council, and WUSB-FM present an eclectic music series featuring nationally and internationally known touring artists. Cassie and Maggie MacDonald, a JUNO-nominated sister duo from Nova Scotia, blend rich harmonies with masterful fiddle, piano, and guitar work to create a sound that bridges their Celtic heritage with a bold modern edge. […]