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KAREN C. FIELD, MS, PMHNP-BCThe Mia Center, East Quogue, NY • 631-594-3083

Individual counselingGroup therapyMedication managementEsthetic services w/ organic product lineNutritional counselingMassage therapyAcupunctureColon hydrotherapy

Over 30 years of Health Care experience practicingpsychoanalytic therapy with individuals and

families. Integrating traditional psychotherapy andmedication management in combination with therapeutic modalities, specializing in addictioncounseling, DBT therapy and adoption issues.

“Healthy Minds Thrive in a Healthy

Environment”

AugustOngoingSCWBEC meets 2nd Thursday of eachmonth. 8 - 10 am. www.scwbec.org

Every Thursday through Augusthorse-drawn carriage rides. 6 pm todusk. Stony Brook Village Center. Theride goes to Stony Brook Harbor andback. Rides begin adjacent to Robinson’sTea Room behind Inner Court. $3. Rainor excessive heat cancels. 631-751-2244.

2 FridayUnder an August Moon. Evening underthe stars with a concert by Black & Tan.Will perform original love songs createdfor Black & Tan by members of the LongIsland Composers Alliance and smoothjazz favorites from The Great AmericanSongbook. 7 pm. Heckscher Museum ofArt. Free. 631-351-3250.

3 SaturdayAir Supply. 8 pm. NYCB Theatre atWestbury. 800-745-3000.

4 SundayDan’s Papers Kite Fly. 5:30 pm. SaggMain Beach. 631-537-7189.

Through August 4Scooters, Cranberry Pickers, andWhirling Dervishes: Hal B. Fullerton’sLong Island. Heckscher Museum of Art.631-351-3250.

5 MondayLI State Parks’ Summer Run Series.Jones Beach State Park. 5 miles. 7 pm.Races at Heckscher, Caumsett, RobertMoses and Jones Beach are all wheel-chair accessible. 631-321-3510.

6 TuesdayA Funny Thing Happened on the Wayto the Forum. Bay Street Theatre. 631-725-9500.

Ruth Poniarski art exhibit. Amsterdamat Harborside, Port Washington.www.poniarskipaintings.com orwww.theamsterdamatharborside.com

7 WednesdayGarden to Table with Chef Peter Berley.Bridge Gardens, The Peconic LandTrust. 5 pm. $30. Reservations required.631-283-3195.

Child Care Council of Suffolk Inaugu-ral Poker Tournament Ante Up for Chil-dren. 6 pm. Wall Street, Hauppauge. $50to $100 includes food and open bar forfour hours. 631-462-0303 x 115.

8 ThursdayLong Island Cruizin’ For A Cure An-nual Car Show. 9 am to 4 pm. Sears AutoCenter parking lot on Routes 106/107 inHicksville. www.licruizinforacure.com

Business Seminar. Integrating the Artsand Business-How to Expand Your Busi-ness Through Culture.The Amsterdamat Harborside, Pt Washington. 8:30 am.RSVP LIDC 866-433-5432.

2013 Dennis Cannataro Family Sum-mer Concert Series. The Lawn of theSmithtown Library. Eagles Tribute Band– Desert Highway. Thursday evenings. 8pm. Through August 22. 631-265-2072.

9 Friday Westhampton Beach PAC Be OurGuest Gala. Great Gatsby theme. 6 pm.Private residence. 631-288-2350 x 117.

10 SaturdayLong Island Philharmonic 2013 Sum-mer Parks Concerts, sponsored byMacy’s. Heckscher State Park. 631-293-2223 x 120.

ELIH Summer Gala. Luxury raffle, liveauction. 631-477-5164.

11 SundayPatchogue Theatre for the PerformingArts presents Miss Long Island andMiss Long Island Teen Pageants. 4 pm.631-207-1313 or by visitingpatchoguetheatre.com

Through August 11Across Time & Place: Treasures fromthe Permanent Collection. A diverserange of works by European and Ameri-can artists of the 19th and 20th cen-turies. Also, photographs by JoeConstantino, LI photographer.Heckscher Museum. 631-351-3250.

12 MondayGrill Hampton. Sayre Park. 156 SnakeHollow Rd., Bridgehampton. 8 - 11 pm.$115. 631-227-0188.

13 TuesdayTaste of Two Forks. Sayre Park. 156Snake Hollow Rd., Bridgehampton VIP6:30 pm, $235. General 7:30 pm, $155.631-227-0188.

13 - 18 Tuesday - SundayBallroom With A Twist. Gateway Play-house at Patchogue Theatre. 631-286-1133.

15 ThursdayTelling Tales. John Drew Theater, GuildHall. Trecker alert! Performances byZachary Quinto, Carla Gugino, ChrisBauer, Vincent Piazza. 631-324-4050.

Disney Camp Rock. Free outdoor per-formances. Brookhaven Amphitheater,Farmingville. 7 pm. 516-599-6870.

17 Saturday 65th Annual Artists and WritersCelebrity Softball Game. Herrick Park,East Hampton.

Michael McDonald & Toto. NYCB The-atre at Westbury. 8 pm. $69.50, $39.50800-745-3000.

19 MondayAll For The East End inauguralfundraising concert to raise funds for anew East End Fund. Martha Clara Vine-yards. 631-599-9297.

19-23 Monday-FridayWesthampton Beach PAC offeringweek-long ballet camp. The Wizard ofOz. Runs August 19 - 23. $340. To regis-ter, download forms atwww.whbpac.org/artseducation or call631-288-2350 x 114.

22 SundayJoin WFLI and hosts Donna Karan, Pa-tricia Arquette and Ross Bleckner for ASummer Soiree in the Hamptons. C/OThe Maidstone. East Hampton. 6 pm.$250. www.womensfundli.org

September1 SundayBrunch: A Culinary Tour of BridgeGardens. Peconic Land Trust. $125.Reservations required. 631-283-3195.

8 SundayLI Cruizin’ For A Cure 8th car show.Sears Auto Center parking lot,Hicksville. 1-888-LICRUIZ.

9 MondayLI Center for Business & ProfessionalWomen present How to Build YourBusiness by Speaking: The InsideScoop.” Fox Hollow. 6 pm. 631-673-0209.

21 Saturday Jazz Fest. Presented by Islip Arts Coun-cil. 1 pm. 631-224-5009.

Summer Camp at Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center: The Wizard of Oz. August 19 - 23.

Life’s WORC 3rd Annual Stride withPride Walk. 9 am registration. Walkstarts 9:30 am. Eisenhower Park, park-ing field #5. Refreshments will beserved. 516-741-9000 x 474.

22 SundayDraw Out! Free community event atHeckscher Museum. Rain date: Sunday,September 29. 12 noon – 4 pm. Artists ofall ages and abilities. 631-351-3250.

28 SaturdayBruce Hornsby. Westhampton BeachPerforming Arts Center. 631-288-1500

October3 ThursdayWomen’s Expo. Middle Country PublicLibrary. 11 am - 6 pm. www.womensex-poli.org

20 Sunday IGHL Luncheon & Fashion Fling. West-hampton Country Club. 11:30 am. 631-878-8900 x 102.

November3 SundayFarmingdale State College OpenHouse. 12 noon - 3 pm. www.farming-dale.edu

St. Joseph’s College UndergraduateOpen House. 12 noon - 3 pm. 631-687-4500. ■