Long Island Community Arts Calendar
November 2020
The Babylon Chorale presents: Virtual Mondays Brahms “Requiem”
Every Monday, the Babylon Chorale will be bringing in a specialist to discuss a variety of topics related to choral music. Sessions will be one hour in length followed by a brief Q&A with the presenter. This week, Dr. David Fryling will be presenting about Brahms "Requiem". For information on registering to attend this event, please visit www.babylonchorale.org
Find out more »December 2020
Huntington Men’s Chorus presents: Virtual Fall Concert
The Huntington Men's Chorus will present a virtual on line presentation in December 2020 under the direction of our new conductor Ms. Jennifer Haney. The chorus will be accompanied by Patricia Facchiano. The presentation will be available on line @ huntingtonmenschorus.org and on Facebook or Zoom. Until there is a vaccine for Covid 19 we will not present a live concert.
Find out more »Huntington Choral Society presents: Virtual Wine Tasting
This live-streamed Tasting Party will feature Kevin McGuire, an internationally certified Master Sommelier, one of only 46 Masters of Wine in the United States (370 in the world). Kevin will guide us through four delicious wines in a fun, interactive session. You will learn what to look for, how to taste and enjoy wine. There are suggested food pairings to round out your evening. Kerry Heneage of ONEHOPE Wines will join us to tell us more about ONEHOPE’s award-winning wines,…
Find out more »Huntington Choral Society presents: The Role of African American Spirituals in Social Justice and Social Change
Huntington Choral Society is proud to offer the workshop The Role of African American Spirituals in Social Justice and Social Change presented by composer, educator and author Dr. Rollo A. Dilworth. This session will briefly explore the history and design of the African American spiritual and describe its connection to the principles of social justice and social change. Repertoire examples will be provided, along with examples of how elements of the African American spiritual remain relevant in present day society.…
Find out more »The Firefly Artists presents: Landscape Watercolor with Andy Evenson
Watercolor is a difficult medium, in part because of the lack of opportunities to change/fix things once you begin painting. If you approach your painting without a good idea of how you're going to tackle each stage, it will lead to indecisiveness and often a timid, overworked watercolor. I teach a value study-to-color method that encourages finding large shapes and helps with planning, composition, and lost edges, which are so important in watercolor. In this 3 hour class, we will…
Find out more »The Babylon Chorale presents: Virtual Mondays Lessons & Carols
Every Monday, the Babylon Chorale will be bringing in a specialist to discuss a variety of topics related to choral music. Sessions will be one hour in length followed by a brief Q&A with the presenter. This week, Fr. Stephen Tamke will be presenting about Lessons & Carols. For information on registering to attend this event, please visit www.babylonchorale.org
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