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Dylan Skolnick Is Back as Co-Director of Huntington's Cinema Arts Centre
by Long Island Wave ·Co-founder Dylan Skolnick is listed again as co-director of the Cinema Arts Centre on Park Avenue in Huntington, two months after leaving the post in September.

A Spine Practice That Starts With Physical Therapy Opens Its Fifth Office in Huntington in January
by Long Island Wave ·Grewal Orthopedic & Spine Care will open its fifth office at 7 Lawrence Hill Road in Huntington in January 2027, with spine care and a physical therapy suite.

Own One Building on Long Island? Huntington's Realty Wealth Was Built for You
by Long Island Wave ·Realty Wealth Property Solutions in Huntington offers commercial brokerage, property management, asset management and consulting to Long Island owners.

A Norman Lear Biographer and a Peter Weir Series Come to Huntington's Cinema Arts Centre
by Long Island Wave ·Huntington's Cinema Arts Centre hosts Norman Lear biographer Tripp Whetsell Nov. 8, Lisa Brenner in person Nov. 9 and a Peter Weir retrospective from Nov. 10.

New York Sports Club Is Coming Back to Huntington, With a Grand Opening November 7
by Long Island Wave ·NYSC is returning to 16 New Street in Huntington village. The rebuilt strength and conditioning club holds its grand opening Saturday, November 7.

Huntington's Halloween Party Returns to Heckscher Park Wednesday, Costume Parade First
by Long Island Wave ·The Town of Huntington's second annual Halloween at Heckscher runs Wednesday, October 28 from 4 to 6 p.m., with a costume parade from the Chapin Stage, trick-or-treating and a bounce house, free.

More Than 150 Student Artists Built Their Own Monsters for Huntington’s Nightmare on Main Street
by Long Island Wave ·The Huntington Arts Council’s juried student exhibition runs October 27 to November 15, with 43 works in the Main Street Gallery and 109 more online.

ELIJA Farm Opens a $1 Million Learning Center at Its South Huntington Farm
by Long Island Wave ·ELIJA Farm cut the ribbon on a new Learning and Engagement Center at its South Huntington farm, built with a $1 million Suffolk County JumpSMART grant.

Huntington's Oyster and Arrow Paints Long Island Landmarks Into Pajamas
by Long Island Wave ·Huntington founder Emily Greaney hand-illustrates Long Island landmarks, from Oheka Castle to the Huntington Harbor Lighthouse, onto bamboo pajamas and gifts.

The Painting Huntington Students Helped Buy Turns 100, and the Heckscher Built a Year Around It
by Long Island Wave ·George Grosz painted Eclipse of the Sun in 1926 and spent his last years in Huntington. The Heckscher Museum marks the centennial with a show running through May 9, 2027.

ELIJA Farm's Fall Festival Returns to South Huntington With Hayrides That Fund Autism Job Training
by Long Island Wave ·ELIJA Farm in South Huntington holds its Fall Festival October 24 with a pumpkin patch, hayrides and a spooky walk, funding vocational training on the farm.

Santa Is Coming Back to the Barn, and Every Photo Helps the Townwide Fund of Huntington
by Long Island Wave ·Len Marks Photography's 17th annual Santa sessions return to Huntington's historic Conklin Barn Nov. 21-22, benefiting the Townwide Fund of Huntington.

The Cobbler of Union Place Gets His Street: Huntington Dedicates Sorrentino Way October 18
by Long Island Wave ·Huntington dedicates Union Place as Sorrentino Way on October 18, honoring cobbler Andrea Sorrentino and Luisa Sorrentino, with an Italian festival to follow.

Huntington's Fall Festival Returns Friday: Four Days of Carnival, Food and Music at Heckscher Park
by Long Island Wave ·The Long Island Fall Festival returns to Huntington's Heckscher Park October 9 to 12 with a full carnival, live music, food trucks and vendor rows.

Huntington's John's Crazy Socks Store Has a New Name, and the Village Threw It a Parade
by Long Island Wave ·John and Mark Cronin renamed their Huntington Main Street store Wahooo Market by John, adding gifts made by people with differing abilities.

A Candy Grilled Cheese, a Two-Foot StromboLI and Huntington Egg Rolls: UBS Arena's New Menu Is Here
by Long Island Wave ·UBS Arena's new season menu piles on a Nerds grilled cheese, a two-foot StromboLI and a rotating stand for Long Island restaurants, starting with Tap Room and Wok N' Roll.

After a Decade in Dubai, an Ex-Nobu Chef Opens Oku on Huntington's Main Street
by Long Island Wave ·Jeff Lee trained at Nobu and ran Dubai hotel kitchens. Now his own restaurant, Oku, is open at 255 Main St. in Huntington village, with omakase still to come.

A Huntington Therapist and a Hempstead Barber School Each Answered the Door to a $20,000 Surprise
by Long Island Wave ·Optimum Business and the LIA Foundation surprised two Long Island grand prize winners this week: a Huntington counseling practice and a Hempstead barber school, each winning $20,000.

Pilar Coffee Bar Lands on Long Island: Roslyn Is Open, With Elwood, Huntington and Manhasset Next
by Long Island Wave ·Florida's Pilar Coffee Bar opened in Roslyn and now lists Elwood, Manhasset and Huntington's old Christopher's corner at 8 Wall Street as coming soon.

Deer Park's Geiger Park Turned Into a Free Open-Air Museum. Huntington Gets It Next.
by Long Island Wave ·The Long Island Public Arts Festival has Geiger Park in Deer Park lined with six-foot artworks through Oct. 4, then moves to Huntington's Heckscher Park Oct. 9.

The Pre-K Lottery Is Over in South Huntington: Every Four-Year-Old Now Gets a Seat at Silas Wood
by Long Island Wave ·South Huntington ends its pre-K lottery as the new Silas Wood Pre-K Center opens, and 84 Long Island districts add free pre-K seats this fall.

At 18, Huntington's Jack Kennedy Has Already Played the US Open, and He Is Not Done in Queens Yet
by Long Island Wave ·Huntington's Jack Kennedy, 18, won the national title in Kalamazoo, made his US Open main draw debut, and returns Sunday to defend a junior doubles crown.

Mighty Fine's Backyard Bar in Huntington Is Now a Permanent Part of the Place
by Long Island Wave ·The pie cafe in Finley's old Huntington space now pours cocktails inside year-round, and its Upper Crust garden bar out back is a fixture in its own right.

Huntington Seniors Can Pick Up a Free 35-Pound Food Box Every Month Starting August 27
by Long Island Wave ·Island Harvest opens a monthly senior food box site at Lot 22 on New York Avenue in Huntington Station Aug 27. Who qualifies and when to go.
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