David J. Criblez

Now in its eighth year, the expo celebrates more than 50 years of video gaming history driven by sheer nostalgia.

Thursdays have become the hot night out as local villages and hamlets are hosting a series of after-work street fairs.

Tribute bands have become the go-to form of live entertainment for clubs, theaters, performing arts centers and outdoor festivals on Long Island.

Prepare to be dazzled by stunts featuring acrobats as insects at UBS Arena Aug. 15-18.

The epic dinosaur adventure features kid-friendly rides, exhibits, fossil hunts, food trucks and more.

Before summer ends the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame is about to deliver a triple shot of hip-hop as DJ Hurricane (The Beastie

Things are becoming wicked in Wantagh this fall as Mulcahy's Pub and Concert Hall gets into the gore game. A new Halloween attraction, Hall of Horrors, is set to open this October at the venue.

When watching the Disney and Pixar classic, "Ratatouille," it's easy to immediately get hungry.

Jordan Cannata, who grew up in North Babylon, was born in 1990, the same year hard rock band Slaughter released its debut album, "Stick it to Ya."

The Oyster Festival in Oyster Bay is back with new management by the Town of Oyster Bay and additional features like live music, a beer garden, and an expanded menu.