Date Archives: July 18th, 2022
Laffey Knows Long Island Living Home
RSS Feed
Agent Promotion | 3 Posts
Agent Spotlight | 3 Posts
Awards | 3 Posts
Laffey Knows | 196 Posts
Laffey Real Estate | 1 Posts
Market News | 2 Posts
Outside the Box | 23 Posts
Recognition | 2 Posts
Sell Your Home | 1 Posts
Subscribe and receive email notifications of new blog posts.
- 2023 | 12 Posts
- March 2023 |
- - Pros and Cons of Adding a Water Feature
- - Take a Spring Walk Around Long Island
- - Caring for Indoor Plants in Your Long Island Home
- - 5 Shops to Add Greenery to Your Long Island Home
- February 2023 |
- - Buying a Home: Should You Buy a Home Warranty?
- - Weddings Month: Where to Get Married on Long Island
- - Before You List: Complete These 5 Tasks
- - 5 Sports Bars to Watch the Big Game in 2023
- January 2023 |
- 2022 | 50 Posts
- 2021 | 26 Posts
- 2020 | 55 Posts
- 2019 | 63 Posts
- 2018 | 28 Posts
RSS Feed
July
18
18
Where to Appreciate Watercolor Art on Long Island
Oil paintings may be impressive, but there are so many other artistic mediums out there that are just as beautiful. July is World Watercolor Month, so now is a great time to get better acquainted with this exquisite art form. According to our real estate agents, these five locations around Long Island are good places to begin.
- Nassau County Museum of Art - 1 Museum Drive, Roslyn Harbor, NY 11576
Since its opening in 1969, the Nassau County Museum of Art has worked to showcase some of the finest works of American and European art. This includes many works from Barbara Prey, one of the most prominent American watercolor artists alive today. The museum also features rotating exhibits that often include at least a few pieces in watercolor.
