The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame (LIMEHOF) has great events happening this month. We just love visting the museum and we know you will love it, too. All Everybody Loves Raymond Exhibit tickets include free parking and access to the Exhibition Hall, the new Billy Joel Collection, Surround Sound Theater, and Historic Hall of Fame.

Which event(s) will you attend with family and friends this month?

Please note: *All Sunday Concert Series events unless noted are free with admission ticket purchase.

Sunday Concerts Are Free For Members or with Regular Admission, VIP, or timed exhibit tickets for that day. Unless otherwse stated on their site or in the article, below.

There is limited seating. Members and advanced timed or VIP tickets will be honored first. See the line-up below:

10/3 – 3pm Sinfonía, Sabor & Cine: Mirian Conti

(this event is presented by LIMEHOF but will take place at the Patchogue-Medford Library (54-60 E Main St, Patchogue, NY). This event is free.

About MIRIAN CONTI

On Saturday, October 3^rd at 3pm LIMEHOF presents an afternoon of Latin American classical music concert with World-renowned Argentinian pianist Mirian Conti at the Patchogue-Medford Library (54-60 E Main St, Patchogue, NY). This event is free.

Mirian Conti, an Argentine American concert pianist, is a Yamaha Artist, a member of the Yamaha Masters Educators, and a graduate of the prestigious Juilliard School in New York, where she earned her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in piano and where she currently teaches piano literature in the Extension Division.

Mirian Conti’s recordings and international concerts have garnered praise and awards. In recognition of her extraordinary talent, the Edwin Bachman Foundation established a scholarship in her honor at Juilliard. Additionally, she was selected as one of the 100 Distinguished Alumni to celebrate Juilliard’s centennial in 2005–2006. Conti has performed worldwide as a soloist and with numerous orchestras in Europe, Asia, Africa, Central and South America, Canada, and the United States. She has performed as a soloist and with chamber orchestras at Alice Tully Hall, Merkin Concert Hall, Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall in New York, and the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles, as well as in concert halls in Argentina, Poland, Vietnam, Latvia, Morocco, Spain, England, France, Italy, Montenegro, Colombia, Uruguay, Ecuador, Uruguay, Costa Rica, Mexico, and China.

Conti has recorded 22 albums for Albany, Koch International, Toccata Classics, Island, Parnassus, XLNT, Towerhill, Steinway & Sons, Naxos Grand Piano and Virtuoso Records.

She was awarded the Albéniz Medal for her performance of the complete Iberia in Camprodon, Spain. Her lecture-recitals and masterclasses on the music of Spain, Latin America, and the United States have been presented at leading high schools and universities in the U.S., South America, and China. She has organized and directed numerous competitions and festivals to promote young pianists. Conti served as director of 5@5 at DiMenna (NYC), 6@6 at Yamaha (NYC), Maestros del Norte-Pianistas del Sur (Argentina/USA), and the Argentine Grand Masters Masterclass Series. Conti is president of the “PianoSolo Foundation,” established in 2025, and directs “Piano a Piano,” sponsored by Yamaha (a program that uses the Yamaha Disklavier piano to connect remotely throughout Latin America to promote young pianists and artists from all over the world).

10/4 – 3pm  Marian Mastrorilli with Glenn Govier

About Marian Mastrorilli

Marian Mastrorilli has been writing and performing “folk that rocks!” in the NY area since her late 20’s. After claiming Huntington as a new hometown in 2018, she’s been making headway in Long Island’s acoustic community. Her latest CD Sea Salt and Sawdust, released in March 2025, landed on the FAI Folk Charts at #33 for Folk DJs Top Albums that month, with tracks gaining airplay on over 55 shows internationally. She’s been a featured performer at LIMEHOF, NOOM (North Shore Original Open Mic), Folkie Fest and Songwriters of Long Island, as well as Acoustic All-Stars, Music from the Hive and more, usually backed by her husband Glenn Govier on bass. The video for one of her most popular songs, At Palisades, was featured at NJ’s Ridgewood Film Festival and has gotten over 99K views. As a well-established Hudson Valley artist for over 10 years, Marian led the premier acoustic quartet Project Mercury. In addition to her own recording project, Marian has contributed harmonies to the newest releases from Hank Stone and Phil Kennelty. She will return to the studio soon to begin a new project. For more info, visit https://marianmastrorilli.com.

10/17 – 8pm  Albert Bouchard’s Imaginos Band   *Special Ticket required

Albert Bouchard’s Imaginos Band

Albert Bouchard is a founding and former member of the multi-platinum album selling band Blue Öyster Cult. Best known as the driving drumming force behind classic album tracks as ‘(Don’t) Fear The Reaper’, ‘Burnin’ For You’, ‘Godzilla’ and more, Albert Bouchard has spent the last several years revisiting the ‘Imaginos’ story by the late Sandy Pearlman and has now released his fourth album installment titled “Imaginos IV : The Rhyme Of The Starclock”.

The event will feature a special preview of Albert’s soon to be released film based on the music. Albert and his band will perform tracks from the album as well as many classic Blue Öyster Cult songs. A meet and greet with Albert and the band will take place immediately after the performance! Special $25 show ticket required. Albert Bouchard’s Imaginos Band via ThunderTix

10/18- 3pm  Mountain Maidens – Folk Show

About The Mountain Maidens

These three dynamic voices, blended in splendid ancient and modern harmonies will lift your spirit, excite your senses and warm your heart.   An Afternoon of Folk, Irish and Acoustic Covers in Splendid Three-part harmony on guitars, banjo, mandolin, ukelele and more.

10/25- 3pm Last Charge of the Light Horse

About Last Charge of the Light Horse

Songwriter Jean-Paul Vest has seen the Washington Senators play baseball. He’s broken his right thumb, baled hay, driven a forklift, learned algebra in French, walked in the painted desert, and been stung in the head by a large, angry hornet. His music sounds like it. He’s also happily married with three great kids and some amazing friends. His music sounds like that, too. His albums with his band Last Charge of the Light Horse have charted as high as #1 on college radio stations across the country.

The guitar-bass-drums roots rock of the band’s early releases has increasingly mixed with a willingness to experiment with varied styles and arrangements, to the point where guitarist Bob Stander’s scorching guitar solo at the end of “Spoken” sounds right at home next to the banjo and tablas on “The Bill Comes Due.” Those seeking a haunting clarinet solo or a bright trumpet fanfare need look no farther. And while keen listeners may notice the unusual time signatures (7/4, 5/4, 11/8), the music is deeply rooted in the songwriting traditions of 60s and 70s rock, folk, and pop.

For details about the films and to purchase tickets, visit https://www.limusichalloffame.org/music-documentary-film-schedule/

For more information and to buy tickets in advance visit https://www.limusichalloffame.org/tickets-and-gift-cards/

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