By Aidan Steng While the tabletop culture on Long Island may still have an underground feel to it, Long Island Tabletop Gaming is attempting to […]
So Long, and Thanks for All the Who: L.I. Who Says Goodbye for Now
For more than a decade, L.I. Who brought cosplayers, creators and generations of Whovians together on Long Island. This year,…
Tropic Con Packs 100+ Vendor and Artist Spaces, $1,000 Cosplay Championship and Geek Icons Into One Weekend
Tropic Con is packing a lot of geektastic fun into one weekend. More than 100 vendor and artist spaces, major…
L.I. Doctor Who Con Heads Into Hiatus as Show Faces Its Own ‘Wilderness Years’
After more than a decade of bringing Doctors, companions and hundreds of Whovians to Long Island, L.I. Who will take…
Plum Island: You Can’t Go There—But Here’s Everything You Want to Know About It
Off the eastern tip of Long Island, just past Orient Point, sits Plum Island – a place most Long Islanders know by name, but few […]
Beloved Long Island Restaurants That Are No Longer Around
Long Island’s food scene is constantly evolving, but for many of us, some restaurants never truly left—they just live rent-free in our memories. Whether it […]
Book Returned to Emma Clark Library – 56 Years Overdue!
Somewhere between Woodstock and Watergate, someone borrowed a book from Emma S. Clark Memorial Library in Setauket—and forgot to give it back. Fast-forward 56 years, […]
New York Comic Con 2025 Gears Up for Another Pop Culture Takeover
New York Comic Con is back this fall with a four-day fan extravaganza set for Thursday, October 9 through Sunday, October 12, 2025, at the […]
Talk to George Washington (Seriously) Thanks to AI at Raynham Hall in Oyster Bay
Ever wanted to ask George Washington what was really going through his mind during the Battle of Long Island? Or how he felt about British […]
The 56th Fighter Group’s Wild Ride on Long Island: WWII Planes, Beer Cheese Soup, and Back Taxes
For decades, the 56th Fighter Group Restaurant stood as one of the most unique and nostalgic dining spots on Long Island. Located on the grounds […]
After 168 Years, St. James General Store Gets Its 15 Minutes of Fame
After more than a century and a half serving locals and out-of-towners, Long Island’s oldest shop is suddenly enjoying viral fame. Thanks to a new […]
Crazy Facts About the Middle Grounds Lighthouse
Also known as Stratford Shoal Light, Middle Grounds Lighthouse, or “That Thing You See From the Ferry” Halfway between Port Jefferson and Bridgeport sits a […]
Before Pong, There Was Brookhaven: Long Island’s Video Game First
Before arcades. Before Nintendo. Before Atari. Long before kids argued over who got next on the joystick, Long Islanders were already lining up to play […]