Long Island

One of the larger islands in New York State, Long Island is perched within easy distance of New York City; making it really easy to visit if you're in the Big Apple. Not only that,

The Long Island Iced Tea combines just about every alcohol in your liquor cabinet. You will love this delicious, dangerous cocktail!

What would you like for your birthday this year? Um.......I'm not getting you a gift. Sorry if I got your hopes up....... I'd just like to know what's on your wish list. Last year, the only gift I wanted was....... An experience. I knew exactly what I wanted to do. Ever since I read the NY Times article, 36 Hours in Greenport (read it here), I've been itching to go. The words bucolic, wineries and water views all in the same sentence had me packing my suitcase before I even finished the…

Our New Long Island Iced Tea Drink Poster Part of our NEW 12"x18" set of Masterpieces posters, hang this awesome poster up today. Sure to be a featured part of any rec room, kitchen, living room, or anywhere else the art of the cocktail is appreciated! Check out our other posters in this set on Etsy. //// This is a DIGITAL poster. a Downloadable JPG will be available to you after purchase. Copyright © 2020 Pop Cocktails and Rob Maran

Call it the summer of Queens. This month, one small section of New York City’s outer borough is emerging as a seasonal hot spot: Dutch Kills, an industrial hamlet turned happening micro-hood. Here are the six biggest reasons to visit:

Planning a trip to Long Island, New York? Here are 10 best things to do in Long Island you won't want to miss from a Local Long Islander!

Our mission that fourth of July weekend was to find a beach with enough room to spread two towels and to have unimpeded access to the ocean – no paddle ball or Frisbee games to dodge; no errant boogie boarders or amorous couples to sidestep. If you’ve been to the Hampton-studded South Fork of Long Island at this time of year – to Southampton, East Hampton, Bridgehampton, or now even Montauk – you will know this is a challenge of epic proportions. They pose as a sanctuary from sweltering…

Sunrise at Ship Bottom, NJ (on Long Beach Island). This photo was subsequently used on the promotional material/program cover for the Barn Theatre's production of "Summer of '42" (graphic design by Anthony Rubolotta).

Spoiler: it's not our iced tea.