01.12.2026 News East End Arts updates are ‘In Motion’ Changes and a movement-focused member exhibition are on the horizon at East End Arts & Humanities Council. The non-profit organization has called the 133 E. Main St., Riverhead campus home...
10.19.2025 News Riverhead man nabbed for string of burglaries of local businesses The Riverhead Police Department arrested Maurice Nash, 56, for three burglaries that took place this month. The first incident was reported at East End Arts on 133 East Main...
09.16.2025 Community East End Arts holds grand opening at temporary Annex Building space A podcast room, a print-making press, a piano from 1863, various classrooms, a library space, art supplies and multiple other areas for artistic creation are just a few things...
01.17.2025 The Arts Flanders 7-year-old is youngest ever to exhibit art at East End Arts Council Ruby Ann McDavid, of Flanders, is a lot like most 7-year-olds; she loves to play, go to school, sing, be outdoors and be a big sister. Unlike others, however,...
08.14.2024 The Arts Meet East End Arts’ new executive director Wendy Weiss’ commitment to East End Arts was cemented in 2020 when she joined the board after leaving a stable, well-paying job in Boston and returning to Long Island...
05.23.2024 The Arts Riverhead’s street painting festival turns 28 this Sunday It’s been nearly three decades since some forward-thinking East End Arts staffers brought the popular Mosaic Street Painting Festival to Riverhead’s Main Street — and this Sunday’s Memorial Day...
05.20.2024 The Arts New permanent sculpture shines in Grangebel Park Due to cloud cover hiding the moon at times, it isn’t visible in the night sky. It will always shine in Grangebel Park in Riverhead though, thanks to an...
02.21.2024 The Arts Long Island student artists create to celebrate Black History Month Through paint and chalk and pencil and ink, East End Arts’ fourth annual MLK Portrait Project takes Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. statements to heart — but instead of...
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