Summer in the Streets: Vendors Wanted

The Village - Station "Summer in the Streets"

 

It’s free. It’s fun. It’s another opportunity to join in community coming together to celebrate the arts and culture all around us. Whether you are an artist of some sort, someone who appreciates that, or simply looking to connect with wonderful neighbors who like to get together and make amazing things happen, this is a wonderful event. 

There will be live music, local vendors, food, family fun and more. Come check it out, and let us know what’s going on in your neighborhood! 

Details

When: Thursdays, 5-9pm. 7/9 is in Huntington Station in the LIRR North Parking Lot. 7/16 & 7/23 are on Wall Street in Huntington
Vendors Wanted: Show one day or all three. Discounts on multiple days. Apply here. 

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Huntington PUBlic Art Crawl!

The Huntington Arts & Experiences Committee Invites You to "Celebrate Creativity at the PUBlic Art Crawl!"

It’s free. It’s fun. It’s community coming together to celebrate the arts and culture all around us. Whether you are an artist of some sort, someone who appreciates that, or simply looking to connect with wonderful neighbors who like to get together and make amazing things happen, this is a wonderful event. 

There will be guided tours, live music, live painting, activities for kids of all ages, a local artists market, and exclusive village specials. Come check it out! 

Details

WHEN: Saturday, May 16, 12-5pm

HOW IT WORKS: The event is free, but folks must sign up via the following links for the 10:30 and 1:30 Mural Tours. Else, just stop by one of the event hubs – St. John’s Episcopal Church or the Huntington Arts Council – to receive the official event tote and bracelet, unlocking exclusive food and drink specials throughout the town. 

FOR MORE INFO: Visit the official website of the Huntington Public Art Crawl

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LI Public Arts Festival to Pop-up in Huntington

Until now, the LI Public Arts Festival has happened exclusively in Babylon. Now, in partnership with the Huntington Chamber of Commerce, there will be a special pop-up featuring a new set of immersive art prisms at the historic Huntington Fall Festival.

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In Memoriam: Ken Christensen

From Left: Ken Christensen, Libby Hubbard, Craig Riger, Dianne Parker, Lou Giordano at a Leadership Huntignton Founders Dinner in 2014

“The true meaning of life is to plant trees, under whose shade you do not expect to sit.” ~Google tells me this quote is attributed to Nelson Henderson but to me it belongs to Ken Christensen, who spoke those words often and took them deeply to heart.

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