The Best Art Shows and Exhibits Happening Now on Long Island

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Saturday Oct. 12, 2024

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10 am – 4 pm

Sculpture in the Garden: Jorge Pardo at Landcraft Gardens in Mattituck.

Art
Outdoors

Landcraft Garden FoundationMattituck

open studios

10:30 am – noon

Parrish Art Museum | Open Studios for Families

Ages: All
Art
Classes
Family

Parrish Art MuseumWater Mill

Photo – Secret Sirens Scavenger Hunt

11 am – 4 pm

Secret Sirens

Ages: 5 and up
Art
Family
Free

The Whaling Museum & Education CenterCold Spring Harbor

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11 am – noon

Fantastic Art Time

Ages: 5 – 8
Art
Classes
Family

East End Artsriverhead

StephanieIvolella

1 – 4 pm

Stephanie Ivolella Fine Art Watercolors at the BAFFA Gallery

Art
Free

Gloria Dei Old Swedes Episcopal ChurchPhiladelphia

Caramanico. Credit:Mikey DeTemple 2024

2 – 3 pm

MONTAUK SURF JOURNALS ~ Tony Caramanico

Montauk LibraryMontauk

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3 – 5 pm

The Gallery at Quogue Library presents: “New Works” | Paintings by Margot Carr

Art
Free

Quogue Library IncQuogue

Photo – Lights Out at the Museum

4:30 – 7 pm

Lights Out @ the Museum

Ages: 3 and up
Art
Attractions
Family

The Whaling Museum & Education CenterCold Spring Harbor

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