Promotes a thriving arts community to advance the awareness and value of the arts through advocacy, fundraising, grant making, services and programs.

Provides an opportunity for Oswego youth to design and paint murals on the concrete walls along Linear Park on the West Side of Oswego. The project was created to clean up graffiti in the city.

Brings outstanding local and nationally known artists and their work to the college in order to enrich the experiences of students, faculty, and the surrounding communities. The galleries also serve as a venue for the exhibition of artwork done by Suffolk's students and faculty. Receptions and lectures are usually held in conjunction with most exhibits, all of which are free and open to the public. Check the Arts and Entertainment Schedule for upcoming art exhibits. Galleries include the Maurice N. Flecker Memorial Gallery located on the Ammerman Campus, The Lyceum Gallery located on the Eastern Campus and Sagtikos Art Gallery located on the Grant Campus. Call for detailed information regarding each gallery.

Provides a venue and support for student exhibitions. The gallery program also promotes and supports Long Island artists and Long Island arts organizations and has exhibited a variety of nationally and internationally renowned artists. Call for the more detailed information.

Integrates the arts into the school curriculum for the understanding and appreciation of cultural diversity. This is accomplished through annual teachers' workshops for professional development and in-service credit, indigenous artists' visits to the schools and the lending program of Discovery Chests containing dozens of cultural artifacts and objects for hands-on experiences within the classroom.

Offers art galleries that are open to the public. Art Galleries include: Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery; Lawrence Alloway Memorial Art Gallery, Art Department Gallery; Tabler Center Art Gallery; Latin American & Caribbean Culture Art Gallery; Simons Center and Charles B. Wang Center Galleries. Call each Gallery for specific information.

One professional performance or workshop per month for elementary school children where the goal is to provide exposure to the arts and live performances.

Offers an annual photography show, open to amateurs and professionals of all ages throughout the United States. Sponsors an Awards Reception.

Creates a versatile, first-class facility that will offer a diverse range of world-class entertainment for the South Shore and greater Long Island region. Situated only 30 minutes from Manhattan, we will strive to be an incubator for creative development for the artistic community while educating and inspiring young performers, writers, and technicians for careers within the entertainment industry. We share in the University’s belief that artistic expression and appreciation is an important part of the development of the full person. The 550-seat theatre hosts a variety of world-class performers from the world of theatre, music, dance, cabaret, comedy and more. Please visit the Madison Theatre's site for more detailed information.

Program for visitors with dementia and their care partners at Albright-Knox Northland. Provides the opportunity to take part in discussions in the gallery based on selected works from special exhibitions, followed by a hands-on artmaking experience in the classrooms.

Multisensory Tours welcome adults who are blind or partially sighted to the museum. Tour themes change monthly and include in-depth verbal descriptions, touch materials, and other sensory activities. Weekday tours in the galleries are followed by a hands-on art-making experience in the classrooms.

A museum-based experiential art education program for groups of individuals with cognitive impairments or other special needs. Uses guided tours, hands-on art workshops, and discussions specifically designed to meet the needs and interests of each participating group. Focuses on providing opportunities for recreation and socialization, self-expression, and increasing sensory awareness.

Comprehensive aquatic, fitness, and recreational facility serving all ages. Offers Red Cross swimming instruction, individual and group fitness program, and day care. Family programs include after school care, summer camps, nursery school, and parent-toddler programs. Social and educational programs available for senior adults, singles, and youth. Some additional youth programs include: soccer, karate, football, rollerblading, tennis, floor hockey, Life Issues Seminar, Israel travel, resource library, theater workshop, cultural arts, adult programming, and Jewish Book Fair and Film Festival. Serves as a Cooling Center for individuals during times of excessive heat. Some cooling locations may require membership, always call to confirm. Also always call to make sure a Cooling Center is open before going there.

Offers a variety of programs and activities, such as workshops or lectures on gardening, photography, art and other topics, book clubs, movies, computer classes and more. Also publishes a literary review on fiction on non-fiction books.

Provides an afterschool youth enrichment program for elementary and middle school students that offers homework help, cultural diversity activities, arts and crafts, music and reading clubs.

Offers a variety of art classes for ages Pre K-Adult. Watercolor, sculpture, photography, cartooning, fashion illustration, painting and drawing are some of the techniques introduced.

Offers performances that educate, enlighten and entertain audiences across the University, greater community and region. We produce and present outstanding and diverse professional and university sponsored performances, exhibits and educational programs in the areas of music, dance, theater, film, and fine art. Choose from dozens of reasonably-priced performances and order tickets online or by phone. You can also see top-rated movies, enjoy the Metropolitan Opera Live in HD, and hear performances by the Department of Music stars. In addition an Arts & Education Outreach program is available. All Staller Center Arts and Education Outreach programs are free of charge to the campus and community and fully supported by generous private donations to the Barbara N. Wien Fund and the Educational Outreach Endowment from individuals who value advancing the arts in young people’s lives. The Staller Center is dedicated to providing cultural arts experiences and educational opportunities to the local community and Stony Brook University students of all ages from preschool through young adult. Some Educational Outreach programs include: First on Us, Seats 4 Students, Staller Kids Series, Virtual Educational Resources and the ever-popular Instrument Petting Zoo. Call for more detailed information.

Provides in school or on-site interactive opportunities between students and folk artists.

Brings outstanding local and nationally known artists and their work to the college in order to enrich the experiences of students, faculty, and the surrounding communities. The galleries also serve as a venue for the exhibition of artwork done by Suffolk's students and faculty. Receptions and lectures are usually held in conjunction with most exhibits, all of which are free and open to the public. Check the Arts and Entertainment Schedule for upcoming art exhibits. Galleries include the Maurice N. Flecker Memorial Gallery located on the Ammerman Campus, The Lyceum Gallery located on the Eastern Campus and Sagtikos Art Gallery located on the Grant Campus. Call for detailed information regarding each gallery.

Assists artists of all disciplines with grant and funding opportunities. Offers an online artist registry as well as outreach gallery exhibitions. Parking off Mills Pond Road.

Offers members of the community the opportunity to participate in a music ensemble. The Music Department currently sponsors the following performing ensembles, Symphonic Band; College Choir; Suffolk Singers; Contemporary Music Ensemble; Jazz Ensemble; College Orchestra; and Guitar Ensemble. Contact the music department for requirements for each ensemble. In addition Concerts are normally given once a semester in December and May unless otherwise noted. Check the Arts and Entertainment Schedule for specific details. All events are free and open to the public.

Provides a wide array of fun and educational activities and programs for residents of all ages, such as story hour, arts and crafts, literacy programs, reading clubs, film presentations and more.

Assists and supports artists who live and/or work in the Town of Brookhaven. Provides regularly scheduled art exhibitions, workshops for adults and children in visual and performing arts, the annual Choral Festival at Brookhaven and much more.