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.
Sabine Hoskins is a Long Island based emerging watercolor artist whose work is inspired by the restorative power of creativity. She discovered painting as a way to relax and de-stress, and what began as a personal form of mindfulness has grown into a passion for creating art that invites others to pause and reflect. Click to Learn More…
This summer, The Reboli Center for Art and History will be hosting an exhibition shaped by the artists of Studio 268, curated by Studio’s founder and acclaimed artist Mary Jane Van Zeijts. On view from July 14 to August 23, 2026, the exhibition unfolds as a meeting of process, place, and perspective from artists of varied ages and mediums of choice. Click to Learn More…
The Reboli Center is pleased to welcome our Feature Artisan of the Month for August 2026, Dennis Mannarino. With a lifelong creative spirit and an eye for finding beauty in everyday life, this artisan creates one-of-a-kind handmade clay pins that he affectionately describes as Wearable art for Humans. Click to Learn More…
You woofed, we listened! The Reboli Center is offering another PAINT YOUR PET WORKSHOP in summer of 2026! All basic materials will be included in the price of this special workshop, though students are encouraged to bring materials of their preference if desired. Click to Learn More…
Join us for another great Third Friday at The Reboli Center with local historian, Beverly Tyler. Tyler will Friday, August 21st, 2026 present on how the timely warning by The Culper Spy Ring of a British attack on the French fleet's arrival in Newport, Rhode Island in 1780, helped General Washington on the road to victory during the Revolutionary War. Click to Learn More…
Various mediums on paper. Endless expression. Works on Paper brings together Joseph Reboli and a hand-picked group of New York based artists in a celebration of paper as both an artistic surface and a cultural innovation. Explore the history of paper, discover diverse works of art, and experience a special tribute to artist Sukie (Susanne Rebecca) Zeeve, on view August 25–November 1 at the Reboli Center. Free admission. Click to Learn More…
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