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The Reboli Center will have some adjusted business hours in relation to the coming holidays. Please click to learn more…
This seasonally festive, annual exhibition features a large variety of contemporary artists in a medley of mediums alongside the works of Joseph Reboli. Featured image: Carol Luz, Pickleball Playoffs, 16"x20", oil on linen, $2,200. Click to learn more…
Please consider donating to our annual winter sock and mitten drive! Now accepting donations to our collection basket located at the entrance of our Center. Click to learn more…
The Reboli Center is delighted to announce Bay Area Goldsmith, K. Reboli, as our feature Artisan of the Month for the month of December, 2024. As the saying goes, the proverbial apple doesn’t fall far from the tree… K. Reboli is the daughter of the renowned, late artist Joseph Reboli, and retired art teacher and co-founder of the Reboli Center, Lois Reboli. Click to learn more…
Stop by The Merrick Library during the month of January, 2025 to view an exhibition of Joseph Reboli’s work in archival giclee reproductions provided by The Reboli Center for Art & History. The Merrick Library is located at 2279 Merrick Ave, Merrick, NY 11566 and is free to visit anytime during business hours. Click to learn more…
Long Island-based artist Charles Wildbank will present his latest exhibition, "Being Human," at the Reboli Center for Art and History in Stony Brook, NY, from January 14th to February 16th, 2025. Known for his vibrant seascapes, florals, still life works, and poignant portraits, Wildbank’s art explores themes of resilience and beauty, reflecting his personal journey as a deaf artist who has overcome significant challenges to become a nationally recognized figure. With a career spanning decades, Wildbank has exhibited his works in prestigious collections across the country and earned numerous accolades, including appearances on The Discovery Channel. Click to learn more…
The Reboli Center for Art and History invites you to the opening reception of Being Human with Charles Wildbank, on Friday, January 17th, 2025, from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM. Meet the artist and enjoy the breathtaking exhibition over light refreshments. This event is free to attend and open to the public, with no reservations required. Click to learn more…
Explore the life and work of an acclaimed Long Island artist, Joseph Reboli, as presented by the wife of the late artist and co-founder of The Reboli Center for Art & History. Hosted at Merrick Library on Saturday, January 18th from 3pm-5pm. Click to learn more…
Join us for December’s Third Friday for a seasonally spirited evening fit for the whole family! Live Holiday Music by Nicole Demarco, Free Cocoa and Cookies, Kids Crafts, Extended Shopping Hours and Our Seasonal Exhibition. Click to learn more…
Join us for a creative and hands-on evening at the Reboli Center on Thursday, December 12th, 2024, from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM for a Needle Felting Workshop hosted by artist Shamma Murphy. This fun and engaging workshop is perfect for beginners and experienced crafters alike, where participants will learn the art of needle felting to create a unique, one-of-a-kind landscape scene. Click to learn more…
Holiday Night Market Wonderland by Freeboard Events at The Reboli Center! Large, Heated Outdoor Tent, Festive Vendors, Hot Cocoa & Cider, Roasted Marshmallows, Carolers, Character Visits, Food Vendors & More!
Join us for an Holiday Wine Tasting with Suhru & Lieb Vineyards at The Reboli Center for Art & History! From 11am - 5pm on Saturday November 23rd, 2024. Click to learn more…
Join us for an Holiday Pop Up with K.REBOLI FINE JEWELRY at The Reboli Center for Art & History! From 11am - 5pm on Saturday November 23rd, click to learn more...
Join us for an Holiday Pop Up with OLD FIELD APOTHECARY at The Reboli Center for Art & History! From 11am - 5pm on Saturday November 23rd, click to learn more...
Join us for a Reception for the Artist's of this years exhibition of our Annual Holiday Show, Celebrate the Season! Refreshments will be served for your enjoyment. Meet the Artists and enjoy the exhibition. Click to learn more...
Join Us for a Talk with David Ebner on THIRD FRIDAY, November 15th, 2024! This seated, free and informative event will begin at 6:30pm. More details to come. Click to learn more...
Introducing November’s Feature Artisan of the month, David Ebner. Upon graduating from RIT, David Ebner studied at the London School of Furniture Design. After two years in the armed forces, which is where David Ebner met the late Joseph Reboli for whom the Center is named, he founded a studio on the south shore of Long Island in 1973. Click to learn more…
Join returning instructor, Linda Davison Mathues, in completing a painting in the style of Joseph Reboli! The cost to attend is $45, all materials are included and no experience is necessary. Refreshments and snacks will be served free of charge to all participants. Click to learn more...
Join us at The Reboli Center for Art & History for Art & History on October 18th, 2024 at 6:30pm for an Art Talk with NY photographer, Mike McLaughlin. McLaughlin, who is currently exhibiting in our galleries, will enlighten guests the evolution of his art and photographic process from North Fork Landscapes and Manhattan City Scapes to his Architectural Extraction and East End Extraction series. Click to learn more...
Come race or walk with All Souls Church through the beautiful rolling hills, tree lined streets and sparkling harbor of Stony Brook Village! Registration & Reception to be held in The Reboli Center Parking lot. Click to learn more...
The Reboli Center is pleased to announce Jay and Madeleine Crowdus, a husband and wife artist team, as the feature Artisans of the Month for October, 2024. Jay and Madeleine have a passion for good design. Jay is a graphic artist, while Madeleine is a fine artist in variety of medias. Click to learn more…
Join us on September’s Third Friday for a Reception for the Artists of Our Photography Exhibit! Refreshments and hors d'oeuvres will be served for your enjoyment. Enjoy a chance to mingle with the photographers, see the show and listen to the inspiring sounds of live music. Click to learn more…
The Reboli Center for Art & History is pleased to name Jessica Randall as its artisan of the month for September. “Jessica’s innovative and intricate work is extraordinary and beautiful,” said Lois Reboli, founder of the Reboli Center and wife of the late renowned artist, Joseph Reboli, for whom the center is named. Click to learn more...
This photography exhibition, curated by Photographer, JoAnne Wilson, will feature the work of a variety of NY based photographers along with never before seen photography by Joseph Reboli, the artist after whom our Center is named. This special show will be open for public viewing from August 27th through November 3rd during our regular business hours. Featured photography by Joseph Reboli. Click to learn more…
In our Englebright Gallery, visitors will have an opportunity to learn about the rich history of photography as a part of a sub-exhibition which will feature an informative timeline and entertaining artifacts such as primitive cameras, elder digital cameras early camera phones...
Join us for Third Friday at The Reboli Center with ceramist, Jonathan Zamet! Mamet will give an interesting and educational talk about his life and work followed by a book signing opportunity. No reservations are required to attend this free event. Light snacks and refreshments will be served for your enjoyment. Click to learn more…
We are excited to announce our Feature Artisan of the Month for the Month of August, Ceramist Jonathan Zamet! Born and raised in England where his parents ran a clothing store for women. Zamet’s father had been trained as a Savile Row tailor and was also an accomplished cabinet maker and a capable upholsterer. Zamet went on to later in the fine craft footsteps of his father, to learn more about Zamet’s interesting story, click here…
Join returning instructor, Linda Davison Mathues, in completing a painting in the style of Joseph Reboli on Wednesday, July 31st, from 6:30pm - 9:00pm. The subject matter for this event will be Still Life with Beets. The cost to attend is $45, all materials are included and no experience is necessary. Refreshments and snacks will be served free of charge to all participants. Please be advised doors will not open until 6pm. For more information please call: 631-751-7707.
Grab your favorite beach chair and come on down to The Reboli Center for some educational, family fun with Cornell Master Gardener, Valerie Doyle! Doyle, creator of The Reboli Center’s first ever Pollinator sensory garden is coming to visit on July 27th, 2024 just for you! Starting at 10am, Ms. Doyle will entertain and educate both children and adults alike with enriching information about building a pollinator garden and other enriching activities. Click to Learn More…
Stop by The Scenic Grounds of The Reboli Center for a free, outdoor, stained glass exhibition by Valerie Doyle. A one day only special event on Saturday, July 27th, from 10am - 12pm! Rain date Sunday, July 28th, same time. As always, our exhibitions are free to the public and no reservations are required to visit Click to learn more…
Join Dr. Marc Fasanella for an illustrated lecture that introduces seminal concepts of how humanity can engage with and implement ecologically enlightened, artful, advanced concepts of community development and land use. Open to the public, no reservations are required to attend this free event. Light snacks and refreshments will be served for your enjoyment. Click to learn more…
A Spectacular Solo Show of Donated Oils, Watercolors, Studies and Photographs by Joseph Reboli. As always, our exhibitions are free for public viewing and no reservations are required for small groups to visit during business hours. Our business hours are Tuesdays - Saturdays: 11am - 5pm, Sundays: 1pm - 5pm. Click to learn more…
The Reboli Center for Art and History is pleased to announce New York based metalsmith and multimedia artisan, Jo Wadler, as our Feature Artisan of the Month for the month of July, 2024. Click to learn more about this special feature and Jo Wadler’s interesting artistic story…
Join us for a reception for artists of the Gallery North 2024 Wet Paint Festival! Taking place at The Reboli Center for Art & History, this reception will be held on the evening of June 25th, 2024. Open to the public and free to attend. Complimentary Cheese, Crackers, Desserts and Refreshments will be served. The winners of the People’s Choice Awards will be announced. Weather permitting, live music will take place outdoors in the scenic backyard of The Reboli Center where guests are welcomed to set up their own picnic spreads and enjoy! Click to learn more…
All artists participating in the Gallery North Wet Paint Festival will be featured in an exhibition at The Reboli Center from Tuesday June 25, 2024 through July 7 , 2024. Artist must also follow the exhibition guidelines to guarantee inclusion in the exhibition portion of the Wet Paint Festival. Click to learn more…
Join Us for another THIRD FRIDAY at The Reboli Center on Friday, June 21st, from 6:30pm - 8:00pm. Featured Guest Speaker: Frances Campani, Featured Subject: The Aluminaire House. No R.S.V.P is required to attend this free event, seating will be first come, first served. Doors will open no earlier than 6:00pm. Light refreshments and snacks will be served for your enjoyment. Click to lear more…
The Reboli Center for Art & History is honored to showcase Kirk’s fused glass throughout the month of June as our monthly Artisan featured. As always, our gallery is free to visit during our public business hours and no reservations are required to visit in small groups. Click to learn more about Kirk and her work…
The Gallery North 2024 Wet Paint Festival is finally here! The Reboli Center and Gallery North are pleased to announce they will once again be collaborating on the exhibition portion of The Wet Paint Festival! Be sure to register soon so you can join in on the fun. The festival will be hosted on JUNE 1 & 2 with a RAIN DATE of JUNE 15 & 16. Click to learn more…
