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It's one of the most significant investments in the county's safety-net hospital in recent years.
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Lecture: Frank Sinatra: A Man and His Movies with Sal St. George
Considered the greatest singer of the 20th Century, Frank Sinatra earned nicknames such as Ol’ Blue Eyes and The Chairman of the Board. Although his recording career is punctuated with countless musical milestones, his motion picture career is equally impressive. From spirited musicals such as Guys & Dolls, High Society, and On the Town to dramatic endeavors such as his Oscar-winning performance in From Here To Eternity to The Manchurian Candidate and The Man With the Golden Arm, Sinatra delivered memorable performances and received critical, as well as public, accolades. Learn about Frank Sinatra’s impressive, and at times much maligned, Hollywood motion picture career.
Where
Elmont Memorial Library
700 Hempstead Tpke.
Elmont, NY
Phone
516-354-5280 x226
Price
free
Website
elmontlibrary.orgIn the Theatre: Sympatico Live!
Sympatico's music is a mixture of jazz, blues, and pop. Music that is nostalgic and was popular in the '60s and '70s. These hits of yesteryear will evoke fond memories of that time, made famous by great performers like Burt Bacharach, Sergio Mendez, Sarah Vaughan, and includes some of the greatest female vocalists of their time, including Nina Simone, Etta James, and others.
Where
Elmont Memorial Library
700 Hempstead Tpke.
Elmont, NY
Phone
516-354-5280 x226
Price
free
Website
elmontlibrary.orgHempstead House Tours
See the grand rooms inside this massive 50,000-square-foot Tudor-style mansion, the former summer residence of Howard Gould and later Daniel and Florence Guggenheim, tours are geared toward adults and children ages 5 and older
Where
Sands Point Preserve Conservancy
127 Middle Neck Rd.
Sands Point, NY
Phone
516-571-7901
Price
$10 (plus $15 parking fee)
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