Upcoming Events

In the aftermath of the Pearl Harbor attack, FDR received a letter from baseball commissioner Judge Kenesaw concerning the propriety of proceeding with the 1942 baseball season.

Start your new year with a healthy immune system!

A compelling lecture that brings to life the dramatic and often overlooked role Long Island played in America’s fight for Independence.

A Semiquincentennial tribute to American astronomers. Stars figure large in our early American identity –from the first flags of 1777 to the star charts in Ben Franklin’s popular almanacs.

Volunteering to help others can be very beneficial. It’s easy to think about the positive impact that volunteers have on
others, but did you know that volunteering can help you live longer, get a better job, develop new skills, and reduce

 Sara Leeds, creator and host of viral sensation "Doorman Stories" on TikTok, shares some of the stories of New York City’s doormen (and doorwomen), from residential doormen to building managers and even bouncers, who are the true ey

From stolen masterpieces to artwork that shocked the world, join us as artist and professor Chris Vivas discusses major events in the art world that range from theft, to murder and exploitation.

Parkinson’s disease is the fastest growing brain disease worldwide.  In honor of Parkinson’s Awareness Month, join Sarah Cohen, PT, DPT, Administrator of the Center for Parkinson’s Disease at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital, to learn more ab

From George Washington’s spies to double agents in British ranks, intelligence operations sustained the Revolutionary cause and outmaneuvered one of the world’s strongest empires.