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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 10th, 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!
John Mutch, the founder of the beloved Port Jefferson boutiques Earring Tabú and Gialos, established in 1989. What began as a desire to put down roots while continuing to pursue his love of creating and discovering distinctive jewelry eventually grew into a destination for exceptional pieces from local artists and makers around the world. Interestingly enough, the boutique's beginnings were also inspired by fatherhood. Click to Learn More…
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 have adjusted business hours on Christmas Eve (9am - 1pm) to observe the holiday. We will reopen on Boxing Day, December 26th, 2026. We apologize for any inconvenience and hope you enjoy the holiday!
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!
We will have adjusted business hours for one day only on New Years Eve! Please visit us between the hours of 10am and 1pm to enjoy the exhibition and explore the Design Shop. We will resume regular business hours on January 2nd, 2026. We look forward to seeing you. Happy New Year!
We will be closed all day on New Years Day! We will resume regular business hours on January 2nd, 2027 to enjoy the latest exhibition and explore the Design Shop... We look forward to seeing you. Happy New Year!
The Reboli Center for Art and History is pleased to announce Joseph Reboli Remembered, a special exhibition presented in collaboration with the Emma S. Clark Memorial Library, on public display throughout January 2027 at the library. The exhibition will celebrate the enduring artistic legacy of renowned Long Island painter Joseph Reboli through reproductions of his original oil paintings, offering community members an opportunity to revisit and appreciate his work in a welcoming public setting. Click to Learn More…
Explore the art of illustration! From Joseph Reboli to over 10 contemporary artists, plus a deep dive into the works of Norman Rockwell, James Montgomery Flag, Leslie Thrasher, and Thomas Mac Fergus Cooper. Free and open to the public, January 5–March 7, 2027, at the Reboli Center! Click to Learn More…
We welcome you to join us for another exciting Sip & Paint Party at The Reboli Center! All materials and refreshments are included in the unbeatable price of $49.00 per person. Led by The Center's own Julia LaMarca, each guest will have the opportunity to recreate a seasonally appropriate Joseph Reboli original while sipping on Prosecco and snacking on cheese and fruits with friends! Click to Learn More…
In this guided session, you'll create your own small-scale masterpiece using vibrant acrylic paints on canvas! Perfect for beginners and experienced painters alike, this session offers step-by-step guidance on basic acrylic techniques. All materials included. Click to Learn More…
Join us this halloween for a kid-friendly day filled with Seasonal Kids Crafts, Spooky Music and Trick or Treating at our information desk! Click to Learn More…
Join us for a Pastel Painting Workshop at The Reboli Center with returning instructor, Patty Yantz! Students will enjoy a live demonstration, learn basic pastel painting 10:30am - 12:30pm techniques, and explore color theory and composition fundamentals. Click to Learn More…
Join us for a Nature Drawing & Painting Workshop at The Reboli Center with returning instructors, Luci and Steve Betti-Nash! This unique workshop begins with a guided outdoor nature walk, where participants will explore a scenic environment and gather inspiration from the landscape. All materials included. Suitable for beginner to experienced artists. Click to Learn More…
Join Us on October’s Third Friday for a CHILLING COSTUME SOIRÉE AND COSTUME CONTEST! Doors will open at 6pm. This Candlelit party will feature Live Music, Refreshments, a Last Look at Our Current Exhibition and a Costume Contest. Click to Learn More…
We welcome you to join us for another exciting Sip & Paint Party at The Reboli Center! All materials and refreshments are included in the unbeatable price of $49.00 per person. Led by The Center's own Julia LaMarca, each guest will have the opportunity to recreate a seasonally appropriate Joseph Reboli original while sipping on Prosecco and snacking on cheese and fruits with friends! Click to Learn More…
The Reboli Center is thrilled to feature dedicated volunteer Andrea Ingrassia as our Feature Artisan of the Month for October 2026. A resident of Mt. Sinai since 1984, Andrea brings a rich artistic background to the Center, including a degree in Advertising Art & Design from SUNY Farmingdale. Over the years, her career has spanned working as a textbook illustrator for John Wiley & Sons, a mechanical paste-up artist for Newsday, nearly 10 years engraving elevator panels for Monitor Controls, and five years at Gallery North in Setauket. Click to Learn More…
Join us as we partner with the Sunshine Prevention Center and Rebecca Kassay to paint kindness rocks and create a "Community Rock Snake" featuring messages and images of hope, inspiration, joy, healing, and strength. Each rock will become part of a growing community art installation designed to share strength and encouragement to all who see it. Whether someone is currently facing addiction, is in recovery, supports a loved one, or has lost someone to addiction, this project will serve as a visible message of support, compassion, and hope. Click to Learn More & Register…
Come celebrate Joseph Reboli's birthday with an unforgettable night of live music, cupcakes and community at our annual celebration! This year we went ALL OUT to celebrate as it's The Center's 10th Anniversary Year as well! We are excited to announce our regular 'Cupcakes for Joe' celebration has been upgraded to a full on, family friend Concert Night with special guests and a hometown favorite; The Tricycle Band! Free to Attend, Click to Learn More…
We are excited to announce that the wonderful Madeline Cherney will be returning to The Reboli Center in September of 2026 for another one of her beloved Collage Making Workshops! A crowd favorite, this workshop supplies guests with all materials needed to take home their own, unique, finished collage. Perfect for all ages. Click to Learn More…
Join us for another great Third Friday at The Reboli Center with local nature lover and advocate, Patrice Domeischel. Patrice is a birding enthusiast and conservationist and is a board member of Four Harbors Audubon Society, a group dedicated to the protection and preservation of birds, wildlife, and the places and resources needed for today and tomorrow. Click to Learn More..
The Reboli Center for Art and History is pleased to announce Ryan Gangwish as our Feature Artisan of the Month for the month of September, 2026! Ceramic artist Ryan Gangwish discovered clay after earning a degree in electrical engineering, finding in ceramics a unique balance of technical problem solving, material experimentation, and hands-on craftsmanship. Based in East Northport, New York, Click to Learn More…
Originally from Rhode Island, Kathleen Hartonchik is a 23-year-old Long Island-based artist who specializes in many mediums, including painting, ceramics, photography, and drawing. Through her work, she aims to capture every fraction of a scene because she believes no detail should go unnoticed. Click to Learn More…
Sabine Hoskins is a Long Island based emerging watercolor artist whose work is inspired by the restorative power of creativity and our current Emerging Artist Spotlight. Join us on the evening of the last Sunday in August for a reception in her honor. Click to learn more…
Join us for the opening reception for Works on Paper and enjoy a chance to meet the artists of the show! This special exhibition 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. Refreshments will be served, 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…
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…
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…
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…
Join Reboli Center staff for another exciting workshop suitable for all experience levels on Thursday, July 30th, from 6:30pm - 8:30pm at The Reboli Center! Expertly taught by Reboli Center staff instructors, this workshop will provide students with all needed materials to enjoy a night of meditative mixed media painting. Click to Learn More…
Come and Enjoy a Chance to Meet the Artists of The Studio 268 Exhibition at The Reboli Center’s July Third Friday! This reception will guests a unique opportunity to meet the artists of Studio 268 and the Studio’s founder, acclaimed artist Mary Jane Van Zeijts. Free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served. Doors open at 6pm. Click to Learn More…
Join us at The Reboli Center for another Mandala Rock Painting Workshop with Julia LaMarca! This evening will provide the perfect opportunity for fostering meditative creative energy amongst fellow local art lovers. All Materials needed are included in the price of registration. 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…
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…
Jewelry designer Erica Zap has been surrounded by art and craft for as long as she can remember, a foundation that naturally shaped her creative path. Growing up in a family that owned an international handcraft shop, Zap was immersed in a world of global artistry, with objects collected from her parents’ extensive travels. This early exposure to diverse cultures and handmade work continues to influence her aesthetic today. Click to Learn More…
Celebrate an unforgettable evening at the Reboli Center’s 10-Year Anniversary Cocktail Gala on June 27th from 7–10 PM. Enjoy fine cuisine, drinks, live music, dancing, and exciting raffles - Proceeds from the gala will directly support the Center’s mission to provide accessible art exhibitions and historic education to the community, to preserve the legacy of Joseph Reboli and to empower contemporary artists for another year to come. Click to Learn More…
Join us for a Summer Still Life Painting workshop at The Reboli Center! Focusing on techniques best paired with acrylic painting, Julia LaMarca will guide students through creating their own summer-inspired acrylic still life painting. All basic materials will be included in the cost of registration, though students are welcome to bring their own materials as well. Click to Learn More…
Doug Reina is returning to The Reboli Center once more for another Plein Air Painting Workshop! Join us on Sunday, June 7th, 2026 for an afternoon of painting on the scenic, Center grounds, overlooking the creek and Stony Brook Harbor. Click to Learn More…
We invite you to a celebratory Artist’s Reception for Paint the Town! Meet the participating artists, experience their freshly created works, and enjoy an evening immersed in art and conversation. In keeping with our popular Third Friday programs, this event is free and open to the public. Click to Learn More…
Celebrate 10 years of The Reboli Center with a special plein air exhibition, on view June 2nd - July 12th, 2026, featuring the work of over 25 invited local artists. Click to Learn More…
The Reboli Center for Art and History is proud to present Sheri Berman as our Feature Artisan of the Month for June 2026. Since childhood, Berman has been drawn to making things by hand. Taught by her mother and grandmother to embroider, knit, and crochet, she developed an early appreciation for texture and process that would shape her lifelong creative journey. Click to Learn More…
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