Event List

It's a fun time for ducks & geese on Long Island! Winter is courtship season and we can see over 40 different species, including geese, strutting their stuff in winter.

Concerned about Dementia? Not sure where to get answers about the facts and myths regarding memory loss? This session offers an understanding of the causes and types of dementia and when to speak with your doctor.

Learn about support services available for those facing end of life decisions in this virtual lunch and learn with medical staff from Mather Hospital.

Many of us worry about the future or dwell upon the past. Our mind is constantly in turmoil.

Did you know that lung cancer is most treatable when caught early? Join us for an engaging lunch-and-learn talk about Lung Cancer Screening and how the Stony Brook Lung Cancer Screening Program is helping save lives through early detection.

Join Bruce Faithwick as he discusses the extraordinary effect meditation has in reducing stress-related responses, improving concentration, and enhancing clarity of thought and mental equilibrium.

There are many untold stories of heroism during World War II: at D-Day, in military intelligence, and in the development of the atomic bomb.

With severe weather events becoming more frequent and more extreme, it is more important than ever that New Yorkers are prepared for disasters.

The holiday season can be both exciting and stressful at the same time. Coping with the holidays requires a little bit of planning and a lot of self-care.

December 16 is the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen's birth. Join author Erin Coughlin for an interactive presentation to learn about Jane Austen and explore her universal influence on modern literature, film, TV, and pop culture.

Join artist and professor Chris Vivas for a fun and jovial talk about holiday classics, from Rudolph to Frosty to Charlie Brown’s little tree. Learn the origins and other surprising facts about these timeless favorites.

For 54 years since 1940, the New York Rangers knew only heartache and playoff defeat. It was believed that the Rangers were cursed and would never win the Stanley Cup ever again.

Meditation has been known as a healing modality.  Join William Smith, retired Army Lt. Colonel and longtime meditator, as he discusses the extraordinary positive effect that meditation can have on your life.