Albertson, NY News & Events

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8 people rescued from boat taking on water off Sands Point

The 62-foot boat suffered damage to the hull, which triggered the damage, according to the NYPD.

With 12 new players, Sid Jacobson JCC baseball wins Maccabi Games again

Gas line break closes Second Street in Mineola, police say

Port Jefferson branch of LIRR moving again after train strikes, kills person in Nassau

Port Washington Little League sees journey end in Metro Region tournament

Upcoming Events

Sunday, August 16

Caregiver Support Group

Aug18

Support group for caregivers of loved ones experiencing cognitive decline, including memory loss or dementia, in the middle to late stages of the illness

Where

Shelter Rock Public Library

165 Searingtown Rd.

Albertson, NY

Phone

516-248-7363

Price

free

Website

An Album of Treasured American Art

Aug18

Mary Maguire will discuss 250 years of American art, celebrate the works of Copley, Homer, Sargent, Cole, Hopper, O'Keeffe, Rockwell and others, held in-person (register) and on Zoom (meeting ID is 886 0865 2835, passcode is 507163)

Where

Shelter Rock Public Library

165 Searingtown Rd.

Albertson, NY

Phone

516-248-7363

Price

free

Website

Hybrid: Alberto Giacometti and the Ancient Egyptian Art

Aug19

This lecture explores the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Summer 2026 exhibition of Swiss artist Alberto Giacometti (1901--1966), featuring works displayed alongside the Temple of Dendur. Professor Thomas Germano will examine Giacometti’s lifelong fascination with ancient Egyptian art, its influence on his iconic sculptures, and how the exhibition places his life and work within the broader context of 20th-century art

Where

Jericho Public Library

1 Merry Ln.

Jericho, NY

Phone

516-935-6790

Price

free

Website

jericholibrary.org

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