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Pollinators and Insects in Food Production Workshop
Event Details Pollinators & Insects in Food Production Saturday, June 29, 2024 | 10 AM Roosevelt Community Garden 59 E. Fulton Avenue, Roosevelt Led by Master Gardeners Kathy Gaffney and Audrey Thomas, Cornell Cooperative Extension Nassau County Join us for our monthly gardening workshop at the Roosevelt Community Garden. Participants will understand the critical role of pollinators, like insects and bees, in fruit and vegetable production and how native flowers and plants attract them, contributing not only to crop yields but also to overall ecosystem health. Questions? Contact Andrea Millwood at 516-922-1028 or [email protected]. RSVP by June 24th This event is free, but advance registration is required! If you register and are unable to attend, please contact us at 516-922-1028 or [email protected] as this will help us register those on the waiting list.
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Plein-Air Painting in the Preserve
Details Plein Air Painting in the Preserve Saturday, July 27, 2024, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Humes Preserve 345 Oyster Bay Road, Locust Valley Led by Warren Jacobson and Steph Moux Join the North Shore Land Alliance and two very accomplished local artists for a workshop of painting in the preserve. Warren Jacobson is a North Shore of Long Island artist and retired art teacher in the Old Bethpage School District and is a current Associate Member of the Pastel Society of America. Step Mouw, a Cleveland Institute of Art graduate, is a Signature-Master Pastelist member of the Pastel Society of America and is on the Board of Governors. The workshop will begin with a welcome and overview in the Margaret Sullivan Education Annex followed by the painting session in the Humes preserve. Registration (Materials not included) Free – North Shore Land Alliance Members $50 – Non-Members (One-year membership included) Work Materials Needed Easel setup and/or a camp chair and a rigid board to rest on your knees if seated. Your painting medium of choice (oil, watercolor, pastel, gouache, charcoal, markers, pencil, etc.), along with brushes, solvent, etc. Something to paint on: canvas or paper attached (taped or clipped) to a rigid board, foam core board and gatorboard are both lightweight and rigid enough to paint or sketch on. Other Paper towels or rags Sun hat with a large brim, sunglasses, sunscreen, bug repellent, protective clothing, sturdy comfortable shoes – as we may be walking on trails Nitrile or latex gloves – if you don’t want your skin to come in contact with the paint Snacks, water, etc. You may want to bring a small sketchbook and pencil (to work out your composition) cellphone Backpack Artist Bio’s: Steph Mouw (b. 1960, Cleveland, Ohio) began her art training in a 2-year vocational commercial art program in high school. She went on to study at the Cleveland Institute of Art, where she received a solid foundation in drawing, painting and design. She works predominantly in soft pastel from direct observation to create compelling paintings. Steph is a Signature – Master Pastelist member of the Pastel Society of America and is on their Board of Governors. She is a juried member of New York City’s storied Salmagundi Club, where she serves on the Art Committee. She is a Signature Member of the Connecticut Pastel Society and an Associate Member of the American Impressionist Society. Her paintings have been juried into many national and international shows and have received numerous awards, including the Terry Ludwig Pastel’s Award at the 2022 Pastel Society of America’s 50th Annual Exhibition: Enduring Brilliance! and the Medal of Honor for Pastel at the Catherine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club’s 122nd Annual Open Juried Exhibition. Steph’s work has been exhibited at the National Arts Club (New York), the Salmagundi Club (New York) and the Butler Institute of American Art (Ohio). The Pastel Journal Magazine did a feature article on her floral paintings in the June, 2020 issue. Steph, her husband Bruce, and their cat Charlie live on the north shore of Long Island, NY. Warren F. Jacobson Warren has recently retired as an Art Teacher in the Plainview – Old Bethpage School District after 27 years, teaching AP 2D and 3D Studio ,AP Photography, and Drawing. Additionally, he led the Summer Special Education Art Program at Plainview –Old Bethpage School District for 20 years, focusing on therapeutic art activities for children 6-21 years of age, supporting a 12-month educational and mindfulness curriculum. While studying for his master’s in art education at Columbia, Warren worked for two years as a special education classroom teacher at the Stephen Gaynor School on the upper West Side of NYC. Warren has also worked in the film industry as a producer and set designer in California and New York. Warren currently works as a fine artist on the North Shore of Long Island. He is represented by Gabba Gallery of Los Angeles where he was included in Remix-the Art of Music Group Show sponsored by Matt Sorum of Guns and Roses, Jane Lynch and Shepard Fairey, in support of “Adopt-the-Arts for Los Angeles Public Schools. He had a one-man show entitled HOMELAND also at Gabba gallery in September 2019. He has also exhibited at the Locust Valley Library, Locust Valley NY, and most recently at the Bayville Library, Bayville NY. Warren is a current Associate Member of the Pastel Society of America, and he is a member of the Pastel Society of Tampa Bay.
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Heritage Committee Social
The North Shore Land Alliance Heritage Committee Cordially invites you to KANGPAI! Friday, June 14, 2024, 6:00 pm John P. Humes Japanese Stroll Garden 4 Dogwood Lane, Mill Neck Honoring Heritage Committee Founders: Tim DiPietro * Malcolm Dorson * DR Holmes * Dave Knott Event Committee The Heritage Committee is a community of young conservationists dedicated to protecting natural areas for future generations. Julia and Danny de Roulet Mal and Jamie Gardiner Kimberly and John O’Kane Laura Ott Lily and Frank Sanders Caroline and Larry Schmidlapp Fern Senior and Kristin Thomas Asia and Ben Stokes Laura Van Ingen and Charlie Clark Becky Zoller and Bertie Cator Tickets Young Conservationist Ticket – $100 per person Conservation Leaders Ticket – $250 per person (extra Kanpai!) RSVP by June 10th.
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Open Space Society Dinner
Open Space Society Dinner Friday, May 31, 2024 | 6:30 pm Hosted by Valerie and Wright Ohrstrom Join us for our 19th Annual Open Space Society Dinner, hosted by Valerie and Wright Ohrstrom at their breathtaking residence, Over the Brook in Oyster Bay. Your generous support will play a vital role in the Land Alliance's efforts to preserve the last remaining open spaces and cultivate a robust conservation ethic within our community. RSVP today to secure your spot and receive the event address. Seating is limited to 100 guests. Attire: Spring chic. For more information, contact the Land Alliance at 516-922-1028 or [email protected].
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Square Foot Gardening Workshop
Event Details Square Foot Gardening Workshop Saturday, May 18th | 10:00 am Roosevelt Community Garden 59 E. Fulton Avenue, Roosevelt, NY 11575 Led by Master Gardener Reese Michaels, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Nassau County Learn how to successfully grow fruits and vegetables in less space, while saving time and money. This program is especially beneficial to gardeners who don’t have much yard space or plan to use containers. Registration Space is limited! This event is free, but advanced registration is required!  If you register and are unable to attend, please contact us at 516-922-1028 or [email protected] as this will help us register those on the waiting list.
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