Labor Day 2017

Hi All,

As if you didn't already know it, but the summer is slowly drawing to a close.  Yes - that means Labor Day is fast approaching!

And with that begins the yearly routine of students returning back to school classrooms, college students returning to college, the weather changing and becoming a bit more brisk and holidays are on the horizon.  Yep - things are changing in the early Fall!

But what are you going to do on Labor Day 2017? You might not know right now, but we've got a few ideas for you to choose from!

Long Island Pulse has an interesting, trendy, current article titled, Long Island Labor Day Celebrations 2017.  The article discusses festivities in Seaford, Long Beach and Smithtown among other locations.

Discover Long Island has an article under their Featured Events section of their website.

Long Island.com has a list of events to do on Labor Day as well. Users can search for events by day and by category. 

Finally. Newsday's Entertainment section has an article on 'Best Things To Do This Week and Weekend on Long Island' - which covers the Labor Day weekend.  

Enjoy the last weekend and enjoy the Labor Day holiday!

Regards,
Stu

Set Lists From Concerts

Hi All,

Yeah...you probably all have seen something like this before...but I haven't. And if I haven't seen this then there's probably at least one other person who might benefit from this site.

Really, I dont' live under a rock....:)

Click on this link for setlists for various bands and concerts. 

Users can find setlists - songs played - at various concerts by various bands and artists.  There are links for the setlists, artists, festivals, venues, and statistics.  

The site would probably be used by users who use the artists option.  For example, if you pick Johnny Cash, you'll find the set list for his concert on July 5, 2003 at the Carter Family Fold in Virginia. The link has the list of songs starting with Folsom Prison Blues and continues with I Walk the Line....

There are further links for artist statistics and for previous concerts by the artist/musician/band. The site also has a forum for listeners to discuss setlists. concerts and tours. 

Finally, the library has an excellent collection of non-fiction books on music, musicians and music history on all genres of music (rock 'n roll, jazz, classical, blues, modern and more).  Click this link for information straight from our library card catalog. 

Regards,
Stu