Temperatures are starting to creep ever higher, daffodils are beginning to emerge and crocuses are about to explode in a montage of spring color. Spring is about arrive in Huntington -- and with it the realization that it is time to get more active in anticipation of summer’s arrival! Beach weather is just 2 months away!!!
Ladies, think of the luck of being born in April…
With diamonds being the designated birthstone for April, it’s almost like being born with actual permission to ask for gifts of glistening diamond jewelry (or having a perfectly valid excuse to buy diamonds for yourself) at least once a year!
Temperatures are starting to creep ever higher, daffodils are beginning to emerge and crocuses are about to explode in a montage of spring color. Spring is about arrive in Huntington -- and with it the realization that it is time to get more active in anticipation of summer’s arrival! Beach weather is just 2 months away!!!
Ladies, think of the luck of being born in April…
With diamonds being the designated birthstone for April, it’s almost like being born with actual permission to ask for gifts of glistening diamond jewelry (or having a perfectly valid excuse to buy diamonds for yourself) at least once a year!
Here in Huntington, New York -- the Long Island winter season can often seem as if it takes an eternity to pass.
That is, until you glance at the calendar and realize that you haven’t even started making any preparations for the final (and most imperative) Rite of Spring: TAXES!
The clock is ticking. It’s almost here. Have you done your paperwork, yet?
That mid-April day when the taxes are due certainly creeps up quickly - especially when life has been too busy for many of us to take a focused look at arranging our financial documents in the ways most likely to make us smile on America’s least favorite holiday: Tax Day! (Keep reading for a special offer available to Living Huntington readers...)
Variety is the spice of life, making Enrichment a favorite for students who want to try a few different things!
At Julian Krinsky Camps & Programs, they like to think of Enrichment as the “jack of all trades” program – perfect for the athlete who loves to paint, the gamer who shoots short films and the writer who sketches red carper fashion designs.
Welcome to the Living Huntington Summer Activities Guide - a powerful resource for Huntington-area parents seeking in-depth information on some of the best summer camps and programs available for their children.
The summer months are an important time in the lives of our children. For parents who have planned ahead, these sunshine and warm breeze days represent an amazing opportunity to arrange for structured summer experiences certain to change the lives of our children in exceedingly powerful ways.
Living Huntington and its partner Camp W Day Camp have chosen the winner for their $4,350 Tuition Scholarship Voucher contest...
There was a lot of interest in this very popular contest - and we thank you all for entering!
Located in Wallingford, Connecticut, Choate Rosemary Hall is co-educational independent secondary school (grades 9 through postgraduate) integrating 21st century innovation with traditional strengths.
As a school, Choate is dedicated to transformative student experiences, as well as cultivating a vibrant, cohesive community that also celebrates diversity and instills life-long habits of learning, leadership, and service.
Sponsored by Yale University, the Yale Pre-College Summer Program offered by Julian Krinsky Camps & Programs is an immersive academic experience for high school students.
During the program, participants take an interactive rotation of academic enrichment classes in the subjects of Communications, Economics, Environmental Science, Technology and Politics.
Do you like to experiment and try things firsthand? If so, join Julian Krinsky Camps & Programs this summer at Xploration for Middle School Students.
With dozens of courses to choose from in a variety of different fields, this program is the perfect place for an active, curious student to do something exceptional this summer.
Are you looking for a unique, non-competitive summer camp for your children ages 7 to 12 where they can experience history hands-on?
The Huntington Historical Society offers its camp, Passport to the Past, each summer to bring history to life.
Camp W is an 8-week day camp located in Melville, NY and offer programs for children Pre-Kindergarten through 9th grade.
Campers will enjoy exciting camp activities including athletics, swimming, creative arts, computers, rocketry, game room, and so much more. They also offer early / late care.
