A chance to perform/recite.

Comedy from this actor.

An accomplished classical pianist. Tickets: $20.

The 70s pop star. Free.

Artwork of every kind will be on sale.

A discussion about her book “Fish Factories,” which is about the rise and fall of the fishing industry on the East Coast.

Colorful encaustics by Marlene London, ancient Roman ruin-inspired mixed media works by Robert Mielenhausen and vivid oil pastels on canvas by Becky Bishop.

A musical comedy about a romance between a composer and lyricist. Tickets: $18; seniors: $16; youths 12 and under: $14;

A benefit for the Seatuck Environmental Association, a local organization that works to conserve Long Island wildlife. Will feature The Sea Tuckers jazz band, put together by 11-year-old philanthropist and benefit organizer Olivia Bouler and her brother Jackson. Admission: $5.

Will feature crafts, antiques, food and more. Free admission.

An expansive presentation of Haitian music and community. Tickets: $30-$80.

A range of musical styles and instrumentation from centuries past.

A folk/blues/bluegrass legend. Tickets: $70; VIP section: $85.

All proceeds will benefit the John Daly Scholarship Fund.

The Jedediah Hawkins Inn is pleased to host an Exhibition of Paintings “Partly Cloudy – Chance of Rain” by renowned North Fork artist Max Moran, in the restored Carriage House Gallery September 5, 2010 – October 11, 2010.  Join us for the Opening Reception Sunday September 5, 2010 from 4:00 to 8:00 pm.  Paintings will be on display Fridays from 5-8, Saturdays and Sundays from 12-7, and by appointment.

The new wave legends. Tickets: $200, $175, $150.

Non-representative depictions of the processes of life in mixed media, wood sculpture, composition and ceramics.

Paintings by Latino artists with roots in Central and South America in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month.

Photo abstractions from this accomplished artist.

A classic Alexander Mackendrick 1954 b&w British comedy about Scottish boat captain blackmailing an American tycoon. Tickets: $10; CAC members: $6; seniors 62+, students: $7; children 12 and under: $4.50.

Includes mixed media, painting and photography from members of this renowned arts organization for women.

Live in the Lobby. A local alternative/hard rock band and winner of the first annual WRCN Rock Idol Competition. Also on the bill: Our Own Ghosts. Tickets: $10.

The Long Island premier of this comedy about show business. Tickets: $20-$22.

A classic Noel Coward comedy about a family and their weekend guests. Tickets: $20-$25.

A wine and food tasting benefit for the Huntington Historical Society. Honoree: Mary Alice Meinersman, owner and President of Bon Bons Chocolatier. Tickets: $60; HHS members: $50; at the door: $75.

Alternative rock. Tickets: $40; Boulton Center members: $35.

POLO! You are invited to join us for The Harriman Cup POLO Match between UVA and YALE Alumni, September 11, 2010 from 10am-7:30pm, at the Meadowbrook Polo Club, Whitney Fields, Old Westbury, Long Island, NY. The Harriman Cup is a celebration of over a quarter century of polo tradition between UVA and Yale. The day-long event commemorates the life of diplomat, sportsman and former New York Governor Averell Harriman, and brings together alumni, their families, friends, and Tri-State area residents. For TICKETs go to www.meadowbrookpolo.com or call (212) 716-2142

Will feature crafts, antiques, and other items for sale. Cost: $6; children 6-12: $3; children under 6: free. Proceeds will benefit the society’s Restoration Fund.

Complex weaved pieces by Ellen Dickinson, Christine Reeves Pope, Chris Taylor and Dawn Wakiya.

An Alan Ayckbourn farce about the response to an adulterous affair. Tickets: $28-$32; children/students: $18.

A John Chapman and Dave Freeman comedy about a married woman juggling two men. Tickets: $23; seniors: $21; students: $18; youths: $14; adult/senior tickets $25 at the door.

Bold statements in a variety of media with each work merging words and images.

Will feature German food, music, dancers, beer & wine and music by Kapella Fellas. Tickets: $10 online; $15 at the door. Children under 6: free. Rain or shine.

A benefit for The Long Island Toy Lending Center for Children with Disabilities. Tickets: $20; children 5-18: $10.

Americana roots music. Admission: $10. Open mike at 7:30pm.

There will be a parade of 12 diverse horse breeds, as well as a jumping demonstration, barrel racing, reining, a dressage freestyle and cart and harness driving.  Also performing will be the Spirit of Long Island Mounted Drill Team. There will also be pony rides for young children, Pal-O-Mine’s own small animal farm and a barbeque.

Will feature a fair-like atmosphere, food and duck races. Will benefit Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck, a camp for children with disabilities. Tickets: $25-$35 for admission and dinner; general admission: $10; children under 12: $5.

Learn the way magic tricks are really done. Tickets: $12; children: $6.

For ages 40-65. Cost: $8, cash bar.

An antique and classic car and motorcycle show with a fair-like atmosphere to raise money for prostate cancer testing and education. Pre-registered admission for car exhibitors before Sept 3: $20; day of show: $25. Visitors: $10 per carload.

Small, large, not-for-profit and new LI businesses will be honored. Tickets: $75; HIA members: $60.

Solar Seminar - Learn How to Save On Electric Costs by Converting to Solar Energy Today
Sponsor: Mercury Solar Systems
Tuesday, September 14 , 2010
6:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Find out about the latest developments in Solar Energy Systems for your home and business including:
-      Up-To-Date changes in LIPA Programs
-      How both Federal and State Incentives can cut the cost of going solar in half or more!
-      How Solar Energy really “does” work in NY
-      The Latest in Today’s Solar Technology

Sponsor: Mercury Solar Systems, www.mercurysolarsystems.com
Who Should Attend: Homeowners, Business owners who are interested in reducing their carbon footprint and saving on their electric bill  
RSVP: Please RSVP to today to 631-406-7418 or send e-mail to Seminar@MercurySolarSystems.com
Directions: go to link: 
http://maps.google.com/maps?t=h&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=40.764202,-73.42528&spn=0.003632,0.009431&z=17

Sponsored by the Guardian Brain Foundation.

10AM-3PM

Free Health Screenings
Elder Law Presentation
Free Physician Lectures: Cardiac Conditions, Stroke Warning Signals, Respiratory Problems, Kidneys and their Function, Foot Care and PVD Osteoporosis
Free Information Booths

A gourmet food and wine tasting benefit with selections from local restaurants and wineries. Tickets: $100/in advance; $125/at door.

This seminar is open to all licensed Real Estate professionals. Agents in attendance will get the chance to learn from a distinguished panel of leaders in the Real Estate industry and will receive four Continuing Education Credits upon completion of the course. The program will cover the following topics:

● Understanding Your Client — “Find Out Who You Are.” See if you are a Listing Agent, a Buying Agent or a Selling Agent
● Current Market Conditions — regarding short sales, foreclosures and mortgages

The enrollment fee is $35, $20 for Charles Rutenberg Agents (subsidized by Charles Rutenberg Realty). A full continental breakfast will be served.

At this year’s tournament, the Rotary Club and the Fuoco family will honor the memory of Bruce Quatrale, who passed away in 2009 after a courageous battle with cancer. For more than 10 years, Mr. Quatrale managed, supervised and staffed the on-course “Feastival” stands. He also golfed and participated in this event as an active committee member.

What makes this outing so unique are the “Food Feastivals” offered throughout the course. There will be various “Feastival Stands” featuring an Italian ice stand; pasta bar and wine tasting; Italian figs, grapes and fruits; clams on the half shell; the famous “Italian Gourmet Deli”; a homemade zeppoli and cannoli stand, and a Brick House Brewery micro-beer tasting tent.

Every hole will have a contest for “Longest Drive” or “Closest to the Pin,” plus a “Hit-The-Green Challenge” on every par 3. In addition, there will be a prize for a hole-in-one, courtesy of Brown’s Jeep Chrysler Dodge. The round of golf is followed by a cocktail hour, a buffet dinner, a grand raffle and silent auction, all starting at 5 p.m. 

Golfing reservations are $375 per person, which includes all of the above. Cocktail hour and dinner (no golf) is $150 per person. All checks should be made payable to Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck. Sponsorship opportunities are also available.

To download a registration form, go to www.patchoguerotary.com. Mail the completed form to: Fuoco Memorial Golf Feastival, 761 Koehler Ave., Ste. B, Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 or fax it to (631) 467-8261. For more information about the tournament or additional sponsorship opportunities, call Nanette Grasman at (631) 981-4364 or Steve Fuoco at (631) 650-4032.

A live theatrical performance by this Sesame Street icon. Tickets: $100, $55, $15.

A musical based on a George Bernard Shaw work about the transformation of a Cockney flower girl into a proper lady. Tickets: $60.

A musical based on a George Bernard Shaw work about the transformation of a Cockney flower girl into a proper lady. Tickets: $60.

This fashion photographer and judge on America’s Next Top Model will be speaking about and signing his new book Nigel Barker’s Beauty Equation: Revealing a Better and More Beautiful You.

Will include a carnival, live music, food, pet-related events, an oyster sloop, the LI Pyrate Festival and more.

Sculptures made with crayons by Herb Williams.

Photography of Italy by Seth Kalmowitz.

5, 15, 30 and 50-mile bike loops from Greenport to Southold to Mattituck to Orient and back to Greenport. Part of the Wounded Warrior project.

Will have a Country Fair vibe with food, an old-fashioned brass band, amusements and a country store. The celebration continues 9/19 at 5:30 with a worship service.

A free guided nature walk along five miles of trails, gate locked when tour begins. No pets or children younger than 10.

A musical about the life of and featuring the songs of Johnny Cash. Tickets: $20.

A rollicking good cover band.

Will feature vendors selling a diverse spread of items.

Will feature Italian-oriented food, vendors, handmade crafts, exhibits by cultural organizations, music, dance, poetry and more.

A free reading by this Nassau County Poet Laureate.

A benefit for the battle against Polycystic Kidney Disease.

Includes a walk to observe the barrier beach and the migration of species a lesson from Maxwell Corydon Wheat Jr. about observation-based poetry writing and music from singer/songwriter Jerry Ahern. Bring a lunch. Cost: $4/person.

A benefit for this organization that helps individuals with autism. Honorees: Amy & John Beyer, Samantha Phillips.

A documentary about lost exiled teenagers formerly of Warren Jeff’s Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Part of The Port Jefferson Documentary Series. Tickets: $5.

Understanding Medicare Health and Drug Plans & Coordinating Benefits. How to Search for the Right Medicare Plans for You

A benefit for this lodge of the Order Sons of Italy in America. Golf: $170/person; dinner only: $70.

Learn how to protect yourself against those who prey on seniors:  con artists, incompetent estate planners, and aggressive insurance salespeople.  Learn how to evaluate the pros and cons of annuities and long term care insurance. 

This program also will provide you with information to properly evaluate your existing estate planning documents.  We will also present strategies for protecting yourself against catastrophic home care and nursing home bills – without giving up control over your assets.

  This course is taught by New York State Assemblywoman Ann-Margaret Carrozza.  She is a 14 year veteran of the New York State Assembly Insurance and Aging Committees, as well as a practicing estate planning and elder law attorney.  She will share her firsthand accounts of smart people who made disastrous long term care planning decisions.  This interactive program is a must in today’s increasingly complex marketplace.

Learn how to protect yourself against those who prey on seniors:  con artists, incompetent estate planners, and aggressive insurance salespeople.  Learn how to evaluate the pros and cons of annuities and long term care insurance. 

This program also will provide you with information to properly evaluate your existing estate planning documents.  We will also present strategies for protecting yourself against catastrophic home care and nursing home bills – without giving up control over your assets.

  This course is taught by New York State Assemblywoman Ann-Margaret Carrozza.  She is a 14 year veteran of the New York State Assembly Insurance and Aging Committees, as well as a practicing estate planning and elder law attorney.  She will share her firsthand accounts of smart people who made disastrous long term care planning decisions.  This interactive program is a must in today’s increasingly complex marketplace.

A Long Island Software & Technology Network event with a diverse panel of finance specialists. Free, but nonmembers must call Listnet.

A workshop with instructor Barbara Novack and Alix Strauss, author of the novel Based Upon Availability.

Special evening of dinner and dancing to an 18 piece orchestra to the World’s best music of all time.
Sit down dinner and dancing from 7:00 - 11:00 PM.

A showcase for poets, artists, musicians, dancers, actors and other performance artists.

Will feature wedding professionals specializing in engagement parties, bridal showers, and weddings. There will also be door prizes and raffles. Tickets: $10 online; $15 at the door; wine club members: $5.

Will feature signature dishes from local restaurants and wines from local vineyards. Proceeds will benefit the Fay J. Lindner Center for Autism. Tickets: $124/person; at the door: $150/person.

Will feature wine/cuisine events at Wölffer and across the North and South forks. Prices vary.

A showcase for poets, artists, musicians, dancers, actors and other performance artists.

A performance of works by Beethoven, Barber and Schumann. Tickets: $15-$20.

A Poets in Port recitation.

A benefit for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation with a scavenger hunt on the Route 110 corridor from Amityville to Huntington Village followed by a party at 300.

Works in a wide variety of media will be on sale.

Breast Cancer Victory Day celebrates those who have triumphed over the disease and inspires strength in those currently undergoing treatment. This uplifting day of solidarity and hope will be held at Mather Hospital, 77 North Country Road, Port Jefferson, NY on Saturday, September 25.  Festivities begin at noon, with guests arriving via LIRR’s complimentary Victory Train or by car. Geralyn Lucas, author of Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy, and Mount Sinai’s Irene Trelfa will be among the inspirational speakers, exhibitors, including the nationally accredited Fortunato Breast Health Center, and vendors. A healthy boxed lunch will be provided to all registered guests. To register, visit www.matherhospital.org/victory, or call 631-474-6030. Admission is free.

American Civil War paintings by Mort Künstler. Admission: $10; seniors 62+: $8; children and full-time students: $4; children under 5 and museum members: free.

POLO! You are invited to join us for The Harriman Cup POLO Match between UVA and YALE Alumni, September 11, 2010 from 10am-7:30pm, at the Meadowbrook Polo Club, Whitney Fields, Old Westbury, Long Island, NY. The Harriman Cup is a celebration of over a quarter century of polo tradition between UVA and Yale. The day-long event commemorates the life of diplomat, sportsman and former New York Governor Averell Harriman, and brings together alumni, their families, friends, and Tri-State area residents. For TICKETs go to www.meadowbrookpolo.com or call (212) 716-2142

POLO! Ronald McDonald House Charity POLO Match on September 25, 2010, gates open at 1:00pm, but event starts at 2:00pm. There will be pony rides,kids tent, argentine asado, and guest appearance of Ronald McDonald. It is being held at Meadowbrook POLO Club, Whitney Lane Fields, Old Westbury, Long Island, NY For more information go to www.meadowbrookpolo.com or call 718.343.5683

Julia Child inspired cuisine by Chef Guy Reuge of Mirabelle Private Events. Then Smithsonian Curator Rayna Green will explain how the Smithsonian Institution acquired Julia’s kitchen. Admission: $95.

Will feature Bobby Rydell, Jimmy Beaumont and the Skyliners, Jay Siegel and the Tokens, Earl Lewis and the Channels, Jimmy Gallagher and the Passions, Johnny Farina, Lenny Dell and the Demensions and Chris Montez. Tickets: $50.

Will feature prizes from Tanger merchants for top runners.

A fair with health, business, education, finance and lifestyle exhibitors geared towards those over 50. Tickets: $6 online; $8 at the door.

Day includes vehicle run, poker, barbeque and music. Tickets: $20 per bike/car and driver, $15 per passenger. Proceeds benefit the Children of Hope Foundation for unwanted infants.

A benefit for the educational fund of Michael & Diana Trama’s children. Michael recently died at age 38 from a brain tumor. Pre-registration cost: $20; children 12 and under and seniors: $10. Other pricing available, after Sept 15 and on day of race, price increases.

6 hours of great music, local restaurants and vendors! Featuring Forever Young “The Worlds Best Rod Stewart Tribute Band”. For more information please call 631.617.5150…Vendor applications still being accepted

A benefit for the Long Island Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Inc., an organization that treats and helps prevent substance abuse. Honoree: Nassau County Executive Edward P. Mangano. Golf: $750/person; dinner only: $200/person.

Works by Huntington Arts Council member artists Lillian Dodson, Marie Sheehy-Walker, Frank Sposato.

The only official County Fair for Nassau and Suffolk with all kinds of agriculture-related family activities.

Sedoni Gallery celebrates American Craft Week October 1-10, with a series of events, promotions & artist exhibits. American Craft enriches our homes, wardrobes, offices and public spaces. It contributes to our nation’s economy, our balance of trade, and the fabric of our national history.

Comedy from this television personality.

Artistic photographs of rock stars by Art Kane, Irving Penn and Mark Seliger. Non-Huntington resident admission: $8; seniors 62+: $6; students 10+: $5. Huntington resident admission: $6; seniors 62+ and students 10+: $4. Resident and non-resident children under 10 and museum members: free.

Come to the first annual, family friendly Woodlands Folk Festival, Long Island’s new classic-style folk festival.  October 2, 2010, 11AM-7PM 380 Nicolls Rd., East Setauket, NY.  Larry Kirwan (of Black 47), the Claudia Jacobs Band, Jim Dexter’s The Road Home, Bone Vivant , Jon Preddice (of Miles to Dayton), Martin Swinger and more.  $12 in advance, $15 at the door, $5 for children.  www.woodlandsfolkfest.org, find us on facebook.