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Peconic Ave., Riverhead, N.Y. 11901 (631)727-5782 |
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Welcome to The Vail-Leavitt Music Hall
Saturday, May 3 The Historic Vail-Leavitt Music Hall Presents an Encore Performance by: Strawberry Fields Performing their full stage show from the mop tops to Abbey Road!
Thursday, May 15 Original Voices at the Vail continues!
The Vail-Leavitt Music Hall Presents:
Rhythms on the River! A two-hour extravaganza starring Michael Buchta The show will feature his original piano compositions, fiddle tunes, and unique dance choreography, along with original songs by Buchta/Corozza and popular covers by special guest Sean Alveari.
Saturday, June 14 The 1st Waltz On Saturday June 14th, we are excited to be holding The 1st Waltz, a performance to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's Leukemia Cup Regatta.
Thursday, June 19 Alison Russell Dance Arts Presents: DANCE PERFORMANCE MIX 2008 Professional dancers and students performers share the stage for an evening of contemporary dance.
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The 2008 10th Annual Special Edition Riverhead Blues Festival Saturday & Sunday, July 19th & 20th 2008 Visit the Vail-Leavitt Music Hall's Sister Site: www.riverblues.org for all the details!
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ARTICLE - DAN'S PAPERS, MAY 2007 The Vail Leavitt Has And Always Will Be A Space For Joy And Music By Jessica Gould The North Fork is so chock full of history. George Washington is known to have slept in a few local inns. Battles were fought in Fort Salonga and whalers launched their ships from the ports of Greenport. Located in the heart of the town of Riverhead exists a theater that lives, breathes and knows Long Island history. To say that you-were going to the theater-was an event that featured your finest dress. Top hats and tails for men, long gowns for women. Sitting in the intimate Vail-Leavitt, you can’t help but imagine the elegance of the theatergoers and the energized feeling of a night at a show.-The Vail-Leavitt has existed for many generations and has quite a tale to tell.
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