Long Island is much more than a scenic escape — it’s a long-time hub of history and entertainment! From legendary musicians to hit TV shows and films, the island’s history has left its mark in unexpected ways. Whether you’re an entertainment lover, a history buff, or just enjoy a good fun fact…
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Long Island’s past is woven with stories of resilience, courage, and creativity from the African American community — stories that continue to shape the region today. From historic sites and landmarks to impactful groups, and inspiring individuals, Long Island is filled with African American…
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From General George Washington to Presidents Obama, Biden, Trump, and more, Long Island has played host to U.S. presidents since the country’s origins. Whether it was for a visit during the Revolutionary War, for a highly anticipated presidential debate, or for a vacation on Long Island’s east end…
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Happy National Repeal Day, Long Island! December 5th, 1933 marked the end of Prohibition, and America was once again free to enjoy alcohol. Positioned on the Eastern Coast, Long Island was perfectly located to intercept ships carrying liquor from the Caribbean during this infamous period in U.S…
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If you’re a fan of culinary simplicity with a homey feel, you’ve heard of Ina Garten, the Barefoot Contessa. Her recipes and lifestyles embody the relaxed sophistication that many people associate with Long Island living. Garten, an East Hampton native, has spent much of her life exploring the…
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From history buffs and art aficionados to couples and kids, Long Island’s museums are a fun way to explore another time, place, and point of view–all year long. A Jazz Age mansion, horse-drawn carriages, the world’s largest taxidermized fish, WWI fighter planes, and crochet-covered trees are just a…
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