Julianne Mosher

1 month ago | tbrnewsmedia.com | Julianne Mosher

Run to see ‘The Adventures of Peter Rabbit’ at Theatre Three SomeBUNNY should go see the most perfect springtime show now playing at Port Jefferson’s Theatre Three right away. The Adventures of Peter Rabbit might be geared for kids, but audiences of all ages will smile from ear to ear by the end of the hour-long show. Written by Jeffrey Sanzel and Brent Erlanson, the musical opened last week during Spring Break and will run through May 10.

1 month ago | greaterlongisland.com | Julianne Mosher

Coffee, check. Espresso drinks, check. Doughnuts and pastries, check. And this being Long Island, BEC’s are a must. Consider that a check. It’s all now available at a mobile coffee café called Cafecito that has just set up shop at Heritage Park in Mount Sinai. Run by Rebeca Machado of Miller Place, the 24-year-old called the journey that led her to the popular community park “a dream come true.”“I’ve always been a coffee lover, mixing different coffees and espressos,” she told Greater Long Island.

1 month ago | tbrnewsmedia.com | Julianne Mosher

Reviewed by Julianne MosherThe Shea Theatre at Suffolk County Community College’s Ammerman Campus in Selden becomes the Australian desert for Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, but features a colorful rainbow of a story. Directed by Mary Seymour, the jukebox musical written by Australian film director Stephan Elliott and Allan Scott  uses well-known pop songs as its score.

1 month ago | greaterlongisland.com | Julianne Mosher

Construction has started on a new restaurant and pickleball court in Babylon Village, though the plan is to offer much more than food and games. The spot, called Courtside Sport + Social, is now being worked on after owner Frankie Bragaglia took over the former Pekin Long Island restaurant at 96 E. Main Street. Pekin closed suddenly in September. Bragaglia said he then signed the lease in October.

1 month ago | greaterlongisland.com | Julianne Mosher

Click here for Greater Long Island newsletters. Click here to download the iPhone app. This month marks 100 years of the Nassau County Police Department. And to celebrate, the department is hosting a huge parade this weekend in Wantagh. Retired Nassau Det. Michael O’Leary, who’s also been heavily involved in the Nassau County Police Museum, said the parade will start at 2 p.m. on Sunday, April 27, on Wantagh and Beltagh avenues, and end on Beech Street and Park Ave. “It’s going to be huge,” he said.