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Upcoming Events

Local Filmmakers Series: Screamwalkers

May17

Horror film starring Elizabeth Davoli, Glenn McBride, Jr. and Sasha Graham, not rated, running time 62 minutes, 2024, a Q&A with filmmaker Sean King will follow, part of the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame Local Filmmakers Series, register

Where

Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame

97 Main St.

Stony Brook, NY

Phone

631-689-5888

Price

Free with admission ($38.50, $36 seniors and veterans, $23.50 students ages 13 and older)

Protecting Seniors from AI-Based Scams

May21

Uwe Ross of CarePatrol of East Long Island will discuss practical strategies to safeguard against the rise of AI-driven scams targeting seniors and people of all ages, cardholders only, register

Where

Smithtown Library - Kings Park Building

1 Church St.

Kings Park, NY

Phone

631-765-5500

Price

free

Ready to Rumble! The Greatest Boxing Films: When We Were Kings

Jun4

This Oscar winner features appearances from James Brown, B.B. King, and the Spinners, as well as insightful interviews with Spike Lee, George Plimpton, and Norman Mailer. This documentary was two decades in the making and captures the greatest upset in boxing history, including George Foreman and Muhammad Ali

Where

Cinema Arts Centre

423 Park Ave.

Huntington, NY

Phone

631-423-7610

Price

$16

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