Islip Bulletin

06/01/2026

“The only way to describe the crowd would be from the scene from the movie ‘Field of Dreams,’ when the line of cars far exceeded his dreams, or the line from ‘Jaws,’ ‘We’re gonna need a bigger boat,’” museum manger Donna Donahue remarked.

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It began with a message from across the world. On Wednesday, May 20, 300 excited guests readied themselves for the inaugural Patriotic Concert at the Lt. Michael P. Murphy Navy SEAL …

05/31/2026

George Washington was an avid playgoer, enjoying many plays. Shakespeare was one of his particular favorites, namely “Julius Caesar” and “The Tempest,” which he saw performed in 1790 and 1787.

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The Bay Shore Historical Society celebrated America’s history at their latest meeting on May 21. Robert Viagas was invited to share “What Entertained Our Founding Fathers?,” a discussion on …

05/30/2026

Beginning with Act 1, “The Old West,” the section will feature Sergio Leone westerns “Man With A Harmonica” (from “Once Upon a Time in the West”) and “The Ecstasy of Gold” (from “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”).

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The West Islip Symphony Orchestra will be performing their spring concert on June 5 at the Beach Street Middle School in West Islip. Pulling from America’s history in celebration of America’s …

05/28/2026

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05/28/2026

The Islip Fire Department, Post 411, Amvets Post 18, and the RDPB Irish Pipe Band were some of the many groups that came out to pay their respects during the parade. Younger folks in Troop 327 also made sure to march in respect.

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05/27/2026

“Being able to see the progression from pre-k to 12th grade, their development of skills and art appreciation, and families are just so happy to be here, and the kids are so proud of their artwork—it’s an indescribable feeling,” said Sylvan Avenue Elementary art teacher Carly Gayer.

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Every artist had an opportunity and space to showcase their talents at the Society Encouraging the Arts in Bayport-Blue Point Schools’ (SEA-BBS) annual districtwide art showcase on May 16. The …

05/26/2026

The American Ballet Studio, where Emily Finn danced for several years and led volunteer projects, hosted its annual “Dance for a Difference” fundraiser for the Emily Finn Foundation to transform “tragedy into art through live dance performances that inspire healing, connection, and hope.”

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The American Ballet Studio in Bayport opened the “Emily Finn Performing Arts Space” on May 16 with a dedication show to benefit the Emily Finn Foundation, an up-and-coming nonprofit organization …

05/25/2026

Krista Deutsch hauled in four passes from Duryee for 47 yards in the air and captivated the game’s only score with a 10-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter.

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In the Section XI Suffolk County Class B League II varsity girls flag football quarterfinals, East Islip earned a road victory shutting out Sayville, 6-0. At Sayville last Friday, both teams came …

05/24/2026

Mixed Bag provided musical accompaniment for the night, with the kitchen’s own president Joe Ladolcetta playing on guitar.

https://www.islipbulletin.net/stories/food-kitchen-fundraiser-receives-community-support,117126?

The community came together last Thursday, May 14, in support of Bethany Hospitality Kitchen at their Spring Fundraiser. For $80 a person, attendees were able to enjoy live music, raffles, a comedy …