Events Calendar

• 10/01/2011 | The 2011 Lunch & Lecture Series: Saint John's of Lattingtown

  Location: Saint John's of Lattingtown, 325 Lattingtown Road. Locust Valley, NY 11560-1022 (671-3226) | 12:00 PM

  Reverend Simon Forster will conduct a tour of this beautiful historic church. Afterwards, a cold buffet lunch will be accompanied by a lecture and video of some of the Church's prominent founding families presented by Dr. Richard Harris and Barry Rivadue. For directions, call Linda Darby at (516) 676-4946.

• 09/17/2011 | The 2011 Lunch & Lecture Series: Oyster Bay Railroad Museum

  Location: Jack Halyard's American Bar & Grill, 62B South Street (922-2999) | 12:00 PM

  There will be lunch at Jack Halyard's American Bar & Grill followed by a lecture on the history of Oyster Bay by Isaac Kremer, Executive Director of the Oyster Bay Main St. Association, and a short walking tour ending at the Oyster Bay Railroad Museum.

• 09/08/2011 | "Open the Doors" Sunset Cocktail Party: Sea Cliff Yacht Club

  Location: Sea Cliff Yacht Club, 42 The Boulevard, Sea Cliff NY (671-7374) | 6:00 - 9:00 PM

  The Museum recently announced the completion of its restoration of the exterior of Glen Cove's historic Justices Court Building, the Museum's future home. The "Open the Doors" party will celebrate the work now being done to complete restoration of the interior of the building.

• 06/24/2011 | An Evening with the Constitution Jazz Band

  Location: The Webb Institute, Crescent Beach Road. Glen Cove, NY. | 7:00 - 10:00 PM

  The NSHM invites you to an evening of hor d'oeuvres, drinks, and dancing featuring the Constitution Jazz Band. Tickets are $75 per person (and tax-deductible to extent allowed by law). For information and reservations, please call (516) 759-6970.

• 04/17/2011 | The 2011 Lunch & Lecture Series: Bayville Historical Museum

  Location: Bayville Historical Museum, 34 School St. (628-1720) | Wall's Wharf: 18 Greenwich Ave. (628-2291) | 12:00 PM

  At the Bayville Historical Museum, noted author and lecturer Adam Grohman will present a lecture on the maritime history of Long Island followed by Lunch and a Book Signing at Wall's Wharf.