Long Island’s First Hall of Fame – All About Music and Entertainment!
Exclusively at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame.
Bring Your Family and Become Part of the Barone Family! Stroll the studio sets, explore the Barone house, you can even sit on the couch! Get up close and see Ray and the family’s original clothing and iconic objects including the fork and spoon, the Christmas toaster, and more classic items from your favorite episodes. Watch rare video outtakes and behind the scenes photos.
It’s all together for the first time at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame as we celebrate
30 Years of Everybody Loves Raymond!
Billy Joel continues to inspire us as we present:
The Billy Joel Collection…on loan from the Billy Joel Archives.
Don’t miss this exclusive collection included as part of your admission, only at LIMEHOF.
One Price Includes:
• The Everybody Loves Raymond Exhibition
• Billy Joel – The LIMEHOF Collection, including new items on loan from the Billy Joel Archives
• Surround Sound Theater showing rare videos all day
• The Hall of Fame Room, featuring rare memorabilia and info from over 140 Inductees
• Sunday Concert Series – Long Island Musicians playing original music
• Local Film Series: Selected Saturdays, check event schedule for details
Featured Museum Events
Mike the Rodgers – is the 2nd Best Pianist from Hicksville. Mike’s a multi-instrumentalist born and raised on Long Island, and still calls it home. His vast experience has taken him from a deli on Hempstead Turnpike to Wembley Stadium in London, and everything you can imagine inbetween. A career defined by diverse opportunities, various projects, and unique circumstances. But, regardless of what he does or where he goes, he considers himself just a musician who loves to play and perform. For more information, visit his website, michaelrodegersmusic.com
Free To All!
Dr. Joanna Kaczorowska is internationally acclaimed for her virtuosity and impeccable artistry and has performed as a soloist and in combination with today’s leading artists including the Emerson String Quartet, Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman, Michael Tilson Thomas, and David Robertson. She has performed in every major concert hall, both here and abroad, including more than 30 concerts in Carnegie Hall, concerts in Suntory Hall in Tokyo, Beethoven-Haus in Germany, and at many major music festivals including Music at Menlo, Aspen, and Kaczorowska has presented talks about mentorship, personal growth, inspiration, and achievement in many prestigious conferences including Renaissance Weekend and TEDxSBU. Joanna is the Director of performance and violin professor at Stony Brook University and for Carnegie Hall’s Professional Training Workshops, a distinguished judge, and an avid advocate of bringing music to underserved communities. Stony Brook University honored Joanna by awarding her with the inaugural 40 Under Forty Alumni Award, honoring their brightest and most innovative alumni. Kaczorowska is a published journalist and art critic, as well as the founder and Artistic Director of New York Chamber Musicians. Her violin was made by Lukas Wronski.
Long Island Filmmaker Robert Lichter (a.k.a. Bert Blotto) will screen his film “Hello! My name is Blotto: The Movie“ at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame in Stony Brook Village (97 Main Street, Stony Brook, NY) on Friday, February 13th, at 7 pm.
A Q&A with Lichter and band member Broadway Blotto will follow the screening emceed by LIMEHOF Vice Chairman Tom Needham. This is part of LIMEHOF’s Local Long Island Filmmaker’s Series.
The event is free for members or $10 for non-members. The film ticket includes the screening and Q&A only (no access to the exhibits).
2026 brings the release of Jack’s “Bluelight Club” CD. He is known for his love of New Orleans and Blues piano. This year he’s been sharing those great piano jams and community spirit with audiences.
Jack Licitra is owner of South Bay Arts in Sayville. He has been developing young talent and sharing his love of music with kids for 25 years. He founded The Waterstreet Blues Band and Jack’s Waterfall. He’s also been a collaborator with Kerry Kearney for 30 years.
By Combining Rhythm, Soul, Motown & Blues, Singer/ Songwriter & Guitarist Joe Louis (26) from Farmingdale NY will always have you at the edge of your seat stomping your feet to an emotional electrifying performance. Joe has received teachings from some of the greatest Blues Players in New York & The Long Island Area. In 2023, he won the Long Island Blues Challenge & released his first studio album, “First Time I Saw You,” Available on all platforms. Keep an eye out for his next upcoming project in 2026! His soulful vocals are incredibly inspired from greats like Wilson Pickett, Little Buster, & BB King, to name a few. His bright fierce guitar playing will touch your heart with each and every note. Seeing the band LIVE is always and unforgettable experience!
Doors open at 7:00 PM. Kerry Kearney Band’s 30th Anniversary Gala at the Long Island Hall of Fame on Saturday, May 2nd. Limited to 100 Tickets and there will be complementary refreshments for everyone. There will be many of the musicians that played with them through the years and many friends sharing memories. It’s gonna be some night!