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Storefront installation "I Love Riverhead and Riverhead
Loves Me" by Cliff Baldwin. |
Vacant
Storefront Art Exhibit
May 22 - end of summer 2010
East Main Street
The East End Arts Council, with the permission of the owners of
vacant storefronts in downtown Riverhead, has procured and installed
water-theme works of arts in several windows. It adds interest
and beauty downtown for the summer. |
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2010 Categories: (1) F3: Fashion, Food & Fun, (2) Neighbors
& Neighborhoods, (3) River Revival |
Downtown
Riverhead Summer Photo Contest 2010 ~ It's
time To Vote!
Photographers captured images of downtown and entered them into
the contest all summer. The public is now voting on finalists
selected by a panel of judges. Winning photos will be used to
help promote downtown throughout the year. To vote, go to www.iloveriverhead.com/2010-photo-contest/.
Sponsored by downtown organizations and individuals committed
to improving Riverhead's downtown. |
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Long Island
Science Center: How Toys Work
Open to the public July 7th - October 9
Wednesday through Sunday, 10AM - 4PM
Long Island Science Center, 11 West Main Street
"Come play with mechanical toys, optical toys, acoustic toys,
make and test toys, invent new toys..."
Admission $8.00 per person
*Groups of 10 or more reservation required
*All tickets are first come first serve
For more info visit www.lisciencecenter.org |
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Downtown
Riverhead Farmers Market
Thursdays, July 8 - November 18, 11AM - 4PM
Peconic Riverfront Parking Lot
Walk, bike, run to the downtown Riverhead Farmers Market for your
weekly supply of fresh produce. Attention: seniors and low-income
residents, ask about WIC vouchers you can use at the farmers market!
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EEAC Exhibit: SCENES FROM A BOOK
Reception: Friday, September 10, 5-7PM
East End Arts Council Gallery, 133 East Main Street
The public is invited to view the exhibit and meet the artists
at the opening on September 10. Refreshments will be served
and students from the School of the Arts will perform live music.
Artists were asked to imagine a scene from any book ever written
and depict it in a photo. The juror, Ann Chwatsky, is Coordinator
of the Art and Media Department at NYU. Artists are awarded
Best in Show, First through Third Place, and honorable mention.
On display: through October 8
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art sites
Art Exhibition: Hiroyuki Hamada
On display through October 10
art sites , 651 West Main Street
"Hiroyuki Hamadas works are monumental in impact, but
built with delicacy. They are filled with an unknown spirit. There
is no direct reference, but one can read the mysteries of the
ancients or the mapping of a digital age in their rich surfaces.
The forms hold space, rather than make it. Tension pervades, as
each mark and tone tell a story of perfection, balance and upset.
Hamada spends up to three years creating the sculptures, as he
applies plaster over burlap and wooden forms. He then shapes and
stains them with wax, resin, and paint. Hamada, at 18, moved from
Tokyo to West Virginia, due to his fathers involvement with
the steel industry. Culture shock, language challenges, and minority
status were exacerbated by the parallel shift from an urban to
a rural lifestyle. In college, after starting in psychology, Hamada
became more enamored of art, especially after being exposed to
the work of Karl Jacobson. With a M.F.A. from the University of
Maryland, Hamadas art transitioned from emotionally generated
art, to a fascination with the abstract, especially the interaction
between lines, colors, tones, and shapes in three dimensions.
For more info call (631) 591-2401 or visit www.artsitesgallery.com |
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Live-brary Ribbon Cutting
Tuesday, September 21, 3PM - 7PM
Riverhead Free Library meeting rooms and online at www.Live-brary.com
Everyone is invited to join in the fun of a virtual ribbon cutting
to launch the Library's new digital branch, where patrons can
access Suffolk County libraries' many digital resources, such
as video, audio, career, travel, and education resources. Library
staff will greet library patrons to introduce Live-brary.com and
video record impressions from willing patrons on their memories,
stories, and favorite moments spent at their library. These short
segments will be uploaded to Live-brary.com for immediate viewing.
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35th Annual Riverhead
Country Fair 2010
Sunday, October 10
Downtown Riverhead
A great community event, it features: live entertainment all day,
farm animals & pony rides, agriculture, homemaking & needlecraft
competitions, public service area, vegetable decorating contest,
good food of all kinds, carnival rides & Midway, taste of
Long Island farm produce, folk music & arts garden, tractor
pulls, over 450 vendors & more!
More info at www.riverheadcountryfair.com/ |
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Rosie Ledet & the
Zydeco Playboys with Special Guest Lil Cliff & the
Cliffhangers
Friday, October 17, 7PM
Vail-Leavitt Music Hall
This will be a rare opportunity to see Rosie Ledet and the Zydeco
Playboys in an intimate concert setting. Known as "The Zydeco
Sweetheart," Rosie is a Riverhead Blues Festival favorite.
She hails from the rural town of Church Point, LA.Ledet sings
her self-penned, often sly and lusty tunes in both Creole French
and English. The Wall Street Journal wrote, "Today's premier
female artist is Rosie Ledet, whose soulful voice kicks her male
counterparts right out of the club.
All tickets to benefit the Vail-Leavitt
Tickets $25 available online at www.vail-leavitt.org
or at the door |
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