Offers a variety of arts and cultural events, such as theater performances, concerts, language partners, art exhibits, including passes to museums in New York City.

This program researches, documents, promotes and presents the folk and traditional arts of the diverse populations of Mid-Hudson region. They identify tradition bearers and folk artists within the community and present them in public programs such as concerts, library programs and festivals.

Provides a space to promote and exhibit the work of local artists every month. Artists of any art mode are encouraged to apply for the space.

Provides space for local artist to exhibit their work, and to have the community enjoy. Also offers concerts and theater performances.

Promote understanding and appreciation of African American culture, art and tradition through education, interpretation, exhibitions, collections and programs for the enrichment of the public; with an emphasis on Long Island. The museum’s vision is to continue to be an outstanding regional resource for African American historical information and preservation. Call for detailed information regarding events and programs offered.

Provides a venue and support for student exhibitions. The gallery program also promotes and supports Long Island artists and Long Island arts organizations and has exhibited a variety of nationally and internationally renowned artists. Call for the more detailed information.

Provides monthly exhibits of local artists. Exhibits and display cases include but are not limited to quilts, oils, acrylics.

Offers programs and services focused on 7th-12th graders and highlighted in a special newsletter. Teen Room space for homework, group projects, reading, hanging out. Teen Advisory Board to help plan programs, events and activities. Teen Volunteers, especially in summer. See https://briarcliffmanorlibrary.org/teens/ for additional contact info.

Offers an annual photography show, open to amateurs and professionals of all ages throughout the United States. Sponsors an Awards Reception.

Permanent collection contains over 2,500 works from the 15th-20th Century. Sponsors lectures, classes, workshops and concerts for adults and children. Tours for schools and other groups by appointment. Call for information. Publishes Newsletter.

Offers art galleries that are open to the public. Art Galleries include: Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery; Lawrence Alloway Memorial Art Gallery, Art Department Gallery; Tabler Center Art Gallery; Latin American & Caribbean Culture Art Gallery; Simons Center and Charles B. Wang Center Galleries. Call each Gallery for specific information.

Brings outstanding local and nationally known artists and their work to the college in order to enrich the experiences of students, faculty, and the surrounding communities. The galleries also serve as a venue for the exhibition of artwork done by Suffolk's students and faculty. Receptions and lectures are usually held in conjunction with most exhibits, all of which are free and open to the public. Check the Arts and Entertainment Schedule for upcoming art exhibits. Galleries include the Maurice N. Flecker Memorial Gallery located on the Ammerman Campus, The Lyceum Gallery located on the Eastern Campus and Sagtikos Art Gallery located on the Grant Campus. Call for detailed information regarding each gallery.

Provides locations and other venues for art exhibitions, "Art in Public Places", workshops in visual arts, concerts, theatre performances, and other programs, to develop audience appreciation for the arts and to offer artists opportunities to showcase their work,including the management of The Levine Art Gallery within its facility.

Sponsors activities in cooperation with the Long Island Center at Brookhaven. In addition to the free concert series a number of organizations run events at Bald Hill.

Preserves (jointly with the Walt Whitman Birthplace Association) the 1819 house in which Walt Whitman was born, making the poet, his life, and his work accessible to those visiting the site. Also offers lectures, workshops, seminars, poetry readings, Art Gallery, poetry festivals, and exhibits. Call for more information.

Offers a variety of arts and cultural events, such as theater performances, concerts, language partners, art exhibits, including passes to museums in New York City.

Encourages the creation and appreciation of the visual arts. Activities include monthly meetings with demonstrations, lectures, critiques, morning sketch groups, workshops in various media, exhibits, newsletters, and other events, many which are geared toward raising funds for the Scholarship Fund. Call for more information.

Offers a variety of programs for adults, such as book clubs, workshops, lectures, and more. Also has a section of the library reserved to exhibit the art work of local artists.

Brings outstanding local and nationally known artists and their work to the college in order to enrich the experiences of students, faculty, and the surrounding communities. The galleries also serve as a venue for the exhibition of artwork done by Suffolk's students and faculty. Receptions and lectures are usually held in conjunction with most exhibits, all of which are free and open to the public. Check the Arts and Entertainment Schedule for upcoming art exhibits. Galleries include the Maurice N. Flecker Memorial Gallery located on the Ammerman Campus, The Lyceum Gallery located on the Eastern Campus and Sagtikos Art Gallery located on the Grant Campus. Call for detailed information regarding each gallery.

Provides a number of art-based and cultural events throughout the year, such as author book signings, specialized films, concerts, cultural events, and more.

Provides a location for local artists to show their work.

Sponsors programs on art and art history for the scholarly community and for the general public. Houses research collections on the art of Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner and their contemporaries. Located in East Hampton, the center is open to the public: May to October; Tuesdays-Sundays. The center, a National Historic Landmark, is operated as an historic site and research facility, and consists of the artists' house, their studio, and the study center containing the art reference library. Special tours are available to school groups, as well as to the general public. For information and a brochure call (631)324-4929.

Offers a meeting room to local residents and non-profit organizations. Also has a gallery area to exhibit the work of local artists.