
Lunch and Learn: The Purple Heart
The Purple Heart: America’s Enduring Symbol of Sacrifice and its Huntington Roots. Join Phillip Griffin, steward of military history, as he discusses Huntington’s local connection to the Revolutionary War origins

The Purple Heart: America’s Enduring Symbol of Sacrifice and its Huntington Roots. Join Phillip Griffin, steward of military history, as he discusses Huntington’s local connection to the Revolutionary War origins

Join the Huntington Historical Society and Oksana Danziger for a evening of creativity during our latest Nuno Felting Workshop. Inspired by vases and vessels made of clay, participants will mold

We the people…A conversation about Art & Democracy. Inspired by the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, join us for an evening of food, conversation at a Democracy Dinner,

Author Angela Reich will give a lecture at the Suffolk County Vanderbilt Museum – Storms, Shipwrecks, Lifesavers, and Lightkeepers: The History of the Fire Island Lighthouse. Reich, who lives on

Join the Northport Historical Society and Museum for an unforgettable evening of celebration. Enjoy a lively cocktail reception with open bar, a delicious sit-down dinner, dancing with a DJ, exciting

Step into a story that has shaped Huntington for generations. The Huntington African American Museum presents its inaugural exhibition bringing to light the life and legacy of Peter Crippen and

Step into a story that has shaped Huntington for generations. The Huntington African American Museum presents its inaugural exhibition bringing to light the life and legacy of Peter Crippen and

Join Robert Hughes, Town of Huntington Historian, and Toby Kissam, local historian and former President of the Huntington Historical Society, for a talk on the rich history of milling in

Coffee, Tea and Liberty! Join Dr. Libby O’Connell for an exploration of the history of coffee and tea in the colonies. Learn how coffee houses encouraged the development of new

Step inside the 1711 Henry Lloyd Manor House, one of the oldest homes on Long Island and the place where Jupiter Hammon, America’s first published African American poet, lived while
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