Hicksville, New York – July 8th, 2013 – Now entering their fifth year of festivalizing, this group of Hicksville based creatives are bringing their skills into play to help out Long Islands Not for Profit organizations in an entertaining way; Currently involved in a long term project with Kiwanis Foundation of Hicksville and the Hicksville Chamber of Commerce to construct a new fountain in Kennedy Memorial Park on Broadway and Jerusalem Avenue, Hicksville; the recently completed Flower Power Art in the Garden, a fundraiser for the Nassau Conservation District and The Interfaith Nutrition Network’s pantry at Martin Viette Nursery, Now organizing Moon Day for Friends of Tackapausha, Inc. “We have worked hard to bring together the diverse group of creatives that have performed at Fringe over the last 4 years” says Fringe co-founder Bob Goida, “and to use this creativity to help out these organizations is very exciting.”
Long Island Fringe Festival “5” symbolizes what we can all do to help feel validated and take control of what we can to improve quality of life for us and all around us; Giving back to organizations that give every day. Five simple things everyone can do – Find your area of interest, volunteer your time, make donations of goods or services, share information and show support by attending events. Whether it’s becoming more “green”, improving the environment, stepping up for animal rights or volunteering at a local food bank, we hope to shine the light, once again, to raise awareness to a cause or issue.
On July 20, 2013 from 2pm -11pm, Long Island Fringe Festival will hold a fringe event at Tackapausha Museum & Preserve with Friends of Tackapausha, Inc. located at 2225 Washington Ave in Seaford showcasing musician Douglas Baldwin: The Coyote Loops! and other assorted performers on stage & an art exhibit in the Museum’s lobby. Museum Admission: $2, children ages 5 - 12; $3, adults and teenagers; those under 5 years of age are admitted free when accompanied by a parent and all are welcome to contribute a donation to the performances. For more information about Tackapausha Museum & Preserve you may call 516-571-7443.
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