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What do we do ?

Our program areas include singing, dance, and storytelling as well as costume and craft; educating and preserving architectural sites that tell the story of the people who build and maintain them; culturally responsive school programs in partnership with teaching artists; and grants to individual artists who are building on ancestral knowledge to create new work about life in their unique place and time.


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About Us

Established in 1991, Long Island Traditions is a cultural arts nonprofit dedicated to promoting, supporting, and documenting the arts and lifeways of the many communities who live on Long Island. 

We have developed permanent and traveling exhibits, historic preservation partnerships with local municipalities, and documentary films about maritime occupational life.

We often work in partnership with area school districts and museums on a variety of cultural projects. Our work is based in Nassau and Suffolk Counties.

We have developed permanent and traveling exhibits, historic preservation partnerships with local municipalities, and documentary films about maritime occupational life.

We often work in partnership with area school districts and museums on a variety of cultural projects. Our work is based in Nassau and Suffolk Counties.

Long Island Traditions - by Chloe Accardi.jpg

What do we do ?

Our program areas include singing, dance, and storytelling as well as costume and craft; educating and preserving architectural sites that tell the story of the people who build and maintain them; culturally responsive school programs in partnership with teaching artists; and grants to individual artists who are building on ancestral knowledge to create new work about life in their unique place and time.

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