March’s full moon always brings a touch of folklore and seasonal change, but this year, skywatchers on Long Island are in for a truly spectacular […]
Tropic Con Cosplay Contest Levels Up in 2025 with More Prizes, More Craft, More Community
By Salva Montella Looking for a local cosplay event? Look no further. The Long Island Tropic Con (LITC) Cosplay Championship…
Long Island’s Eternal Con Is Back for 2025—And Fans Are Already Talking
After more than two years of silence, Eternal Con has officially reappeared. The beloved Long Island comic convention quietly updated…
Doctor Who Fans Find Their Home at LI Who Convention This August
By John Segreto Every year, a ripple in space and time brings hundreds of Doctor Who fans to Long Island—not…
Long Island’s Pine Barrens: The Wildfire That Jumped Highways and Changed Firefighting Forever
A Forest Built to Burn—But Not Like This In March 2025, brush fires once again raged through the Pine Barrens, burning hundreds of acres and […]
Horror Fans Unite at Long Island’s First-Ever Convention of Horror
By Fatima Ortega Guevara Long Island horror enthusiasts looking for an escape from reality found thrills, chills, and plenty of community spirit at the first-ever […]
Bolt-Cutting Bandits Bust into Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant
Just when you thought Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant’s crazy history couldn’t get any stranger, a group of bolt-cutter-wielding vandals decided to add their own chapter. […]
A Trading Card Collector’s Dream, All in One Place
By Andrew Candio The chemistry was just right for Rebecca Seepersad at the Long Island Trading Card Game Show last week in Melville. For Seepersad—a […]
Huntington Village Transforms Into a Spielberg Film Set—And Parking’s the First Casualty
Huntington Village is rolling out the red carpet—well, more like rolling up the parking spots—as Steven Spielberg sets the scene for his latest sci-fi venture, […]
Ultimate 2025 Guide to Comic Book Stores on Long Island
Across Long Island, independent comic book stores continue to thrive as vibrant community hubs. Step inside these local gems and you’ll find yourself flipping through […]
A Brief History of Long Island’s Historic Duck Industry
By Tyler Rieger For over a century, Long Island has been known for its duck farms, once producing millions of ducks a year. Today, only […]
Adam Fox: Long Island’s Hometown Hockey Hero Who’s Making NHL History
Long Island isn’t exactly known as a hockey hotbed, and it’s rare for a local kid to make it big in the NHL. But that’s […]
Look Up Long Island, A Rare Planetary Alignment Continues—And It’s About to Get Even Better
Stargazers, get ready. The night sky is putting on an extraordinary show this month as six planets align in the evening sky, leading up to […]