Eric Taubert

The Long Island Public Arts Festival is expanding to Huntington this fall, bringing large-scale outdoor art installations to Heckscher Park as part of a multi-site series that also includes Deer Park. The Huntington exhibition is presented in partnership with the Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce and coincides with the Long Island Fall Festival.

There’s a deli in Cos Cob quietly doing something exciting with Jewish comfort food, and it’s worth knowing about if you haven’t been yet. KEY TAKEAWAYS: Greenwich & Delancey, located at 59 East Putnam Ave, Cos Cob, CT, serves elevated kosher food — headed by Chef David Teyf, a Minsk-born, classically trained chef educated at Le Cordon Bleu in Paris.

There’s a new exhibition at the Bruce Museum built on an unusual premise: the artist isn’t adding marks to a surface so much as noticing what time, use, and wear have already left behind, then working the material itself — cutting, burning, exposing — until that history becomes visible as form. KEY TAKEAWAYS: Jo Sandman: What Remains is on view at the Bruce Museum, 1 Museum Drive, Greenwich, CT 06830, in the Vicki Netter Fitzgerald Gallery from August 29, 2026 through January 3, 2027.