Patchogue has it all!

Located on the south shore of Long Island, midway between Manhattan and the Hamptons - Patchogue has it all! Currently Patchogue has a 1200 seat performing arts theatre, art galleries, a nightly live music scene and a bay-front park hosting sailing/powerboat races and music festivals. A short ferry ride from Patchogue River you will be at one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Visit Fire Island to explore the National Seashore or many other ocean-front communities. Patchogue's New 54,000 sq. ft. YMCA opens September 2010, Artspace Lofts Project shortly after and watch as the New Village plan is underway at 31 Main Street.

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Urban Articulation Exhibition - The Gallery at 40 South

Saturday, February 19, 2011, 5-8 pm, Urban Articulation Exhibition - The Gallery at 40 South. Join us for an amazing show of urban-inspired art by local New York artists. Urban art combines various media and gives a voice to the streets by those who know how to listen. Exhibiting works from Rimx, Damien Rodriguez, Nicky Sebs, Pheos, Jamie Hef and Joseph Ferzola. 40 South Ocean Ave., Patchogue, 801-804-8884

Reception with Documentary Filmmaker George Stoney and Film Screening

George Stoney
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Wednesday, February 23, 2011, Door Opens 6:30 pm. In conjunction with its first slate of classes this spring The Plaza Media Arts Center will name one of its programs "The George Stoney School of Documentary Filmmaking," honoring local veteran George Stoney's achievements and contributions to society. This program represents the convergence of journalism, social activism and the art of filmmaking. After the reception George Stoney, who has made over 100 documentaries, will introduce one of his earlier films, "All My Babies." In 2002 the Library of Congress deemed the film a "culturally, historically and artistically significant work" and included it in the National Film Registry. Filmed in 1952 in the deep south amidst racial tensions, George Stoney ventured in with a camera crew to follow the practices of midwife "Miss Mary" Coley, an African-American, as she delivered babies. Screened as a landmark film for its realistic artistry this film has also been used around the world by UNESCO. Movie goer's will receive a 15% discount on dinner and complementary popcorn and soda. "The Loft" at Brickhouse Brewery 67 West Main St, Patchogue, NY, BUY TICKETS http://www.plazamac.org/