The Reboli Center for Art and History is a certified 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit art gallery, organized to preserve, support and provide public access to the artwork of Joseph Reboli. We also provide artistic and educational programs for people of all ages along with presenting the works of contemporary artists and artisans. Our historic building is located in the heart of scenic Stony Brook Village, New York and entry is always free to the public during our regular business hours.
Joseph Reboli - Between Here and There, a special edition hardcover book
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We are BEYOND thrilled to announce the release of Joseph Reboli - Between Here and There, a special edition hardcover book that celebrates the life and work of the late artist Joseph Reboli after whom our Center was named. This book, years in the making, was meticulously crafted and curated by lifelong friends of Joseph Reboli; Richard Newman, Patti Keelin, and Reboli’s wife, Reboli Center President and Co-Founder, Lois Reboli. Call now to reserve your copy! Available for Domestic Shipping in the US!
We are eager to support local families in need. Help us ensure that every family in our community can enjoy a warm and nourishing Thanksgiving season. We invite you to donate non-perishable, non-expired food items to our collection basket, located in the foyer of The Reboli Center. Click to Learn More…
The Reboli Center for Art and History is pleased to announce Genevieve Rochlin as our featured artist for the November 2026 Emerging Artist Spotlight, celebrating her evolving artistic voice and unique perspective on art, culture, and the human experience. Click to Learn More…
With more than 20 years of experience in pottery and a continued passion for learning, Patten has cultivated a creative practice rooted in family, faith, hard work, and the joy of sharing artistic talents with others. Patten’s studio, Silver Dollar Pottery & Crafts in Rocky Point, is a heartfelt tribute to her mother, whose guiding philosophy was to “do good, learn and do better, give thanks to God and work hard.” Click to Learn More…
The Reboli Center is delighted to once again present our annual winter exhibition, Celebrate the Season, on view from November 3rd, 2026 through January 3rd, 2027. Our festive tradition and a community favorite, this year brings together the exceptional work of over 40 invited contemporary artists and artisans, shown alongside the timeless and inspiring artwork of Joseph Reboli. Featured artwork by Laura Westlake. Click to Learn More…
Join us for a special chance to meet the artists of the 2026 Annual Winter Exhibition, Celebrate the Season! With over 50 participating artists and artisans, this reception will be an event to remember. This event is open for public attendance. Light refreshments will be served. Click to Learn More…
Join us for another great Third Friday at The Reboli Center with local artist and Vietnam veteran John Melillo. Melillo, a proud Eastern Long Islander, found solace in art to combat his PTSD. Through his paintings, he captures the images of Vietnam and Long Island's East End, reflecting themes of adventure, culture, and resilience. As always our Third Friday Events are Free to Attend and Open to the Public. Click to Learn More…
The Reboli Center will be closed on November 27th, 2025 to observe the holiday. We will reopen the following day for business as usual! We apologize for any inconvenience and hope you enjoy the holiday!
Please help us help fellow New Yorkers in need by donating a new or gently used pair of socks or mittens! Click to Learn More…
The Reboli Center for Art and History is pleased to announce photographer Catalin Giurcanu as our featured artist for the December 2026 Emerging Artist Spotlight, highlighting his distinctive approach to photography and his exploration of the beauty, mystery, and emotional power of the natural world. Click to Learn…
In this festive workshop, students will learn how to create seasonally-inspired botanical still life paintings using elements such as holly, pine branches, poinsettias, mistletoe, berries, and more! Explore techniques of layering colors, creating texture, and capturing realism to create an elegant seasonal composition. Click to Learn More & Register…
We will be closed on December 25th, 2025 to observe the holiday. We will reopen the following day for business as usual! We apologize for any inconvenience and hope you enjoy the holiday!
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