By Himma Sharma A formal landmark that once hosted Theodore Roosevelt, Jaqueline Kennedy, and Elizabeth Taylor, this East Norwich steakhouse is keeping up a tradition […]
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…
Tabletop Gaming Takes Flight at Aviation Museum With Long Island Tabletop Gaming Expo
By Aidan Steng While the tabletop culture on Long Island may still have an underground feel to it, Long Island…
2025 Guide to Six Must-See Naked Eye Celestial Wonders Over Long Island
Look up, Long Island! This year, the cosmos is putting on an extraordinary show, and you’re invited. From the fiery brilliance of Mars to the […]
From Hewlett Harbor to Hollywood! Stan Lee’s Superpowered Legacy on Long Island
Spider-Man’s Creator and Long Island Resident: The True Story of Stan Lee Stan Lee, the creative powerhouse behind Marvel Comics, transformed a modest publishing company […]
Exploring Long Island’s Indigenous Heritage: The Original 13 Tribes
Long Island’s rich history begins with its first inhabitants: the Native American tribes who shaped its landscape and culture long before European settlers arrived. Their […]
Your Complete 2025 Guide to Watching Meteor Showers on Long Island
Last year was an astronomical feast for Long Islanders—supermoons, comets, northern lights, and even a total solar eclipse. While 2025 might not match the cosmic […]
Thundersnow, 80 MPH Winds, and 15-Foot Drifts: The Blizzard of ’78
On February 6, 1978, Long Island faced one of its most powerful and unforgettable winter storms: the Blizzard of ’78. For 33 hours, snow fell […]
The 1909 Bay Shore Train Wreck: A Glimpse into LIRR History
In the early 20th century, train travel was a lifeline for Long Islanders, connecting communities and enabling commerce. However, it wasn’t without its risks. On […]
America’s First ATM: How Long Island Revolutionized Banking in 1969
Imagine a time when you couldn’t just swing by an ATM at any hour to grab some quick cash. Hard to picture, isn’t it? But […]
Remembering the 1975 Toll Protest on Long Island’s Southern State Parkway
In March of 1975, Long Islanders took to the embankment next to the Southern State Parkway toll plaza, united in protest. Their cause: a hike […]
How a Spruce Tree From Yaphank Became a Rockefeller Center Holiday Icon
In 1949, a towering 75-foot Norway spruce from Yaphank lit up Manhattan, becoming one of the most extravagant Christmas trees in Rockefeller Center history. Imagine […]