On Saturday, March 14, 2026 at 6:30 PM, the incomparable Randy Edelman returns to New York for what promises to be one of the most elegant and emotionally charged evenings of the season — live at the Aman Jazz Club NY.
Set within the refined, intimate atmosphere of the Aman, this is not merely a concert. It is a journey through the melodies that have shaped generations.

Edelman, whose soaring scores and timeless songs have underscored some of cinema’s most beloved films — from The Last of the Mohicans to My Cousin Vinny, Gettysburg, and The Mask — brings his music back to its most personal form: one man, one piano, and a lifetime of stories woven between the notes.
The visual of Edelman seated at the grand piano, bathed in warm stage light, evokes the very heart of his artistry. It is here that themes are reborn — cinematic anthems distilled into intimate expressions. Audiences don’t just hear the music; they feel the decades of passion, discipline, and soul behind every chord.
The March 14th performance promises a curated medley of his iconic film themes, award-winning originals like “21 Again,” and perhaps a few unexpected surprises. For those who have experienced his Carnegie Hall triumphs and sold-out performances, this setting offers something even more rare — closeness. The kind where the piano breathes and the audience listens.

An evening at Aman Jazz Club is about nuance, elegance, and connection. And there is perhaps no composer better suited to that atmosphere than Randy Edelman — a Golden Globe-nominated songwriter whose work bridges Hollywood grandeur with heartfelt vulnerability.
Reservations are essential.
This is not just another date on the calendar.
It is a night where music, memory, and magic meet in one room.

The Cinema Arts Centre is proud to present a very special cinematic and musical evening celebrating one of Hollywood’s most iconic film scores. On Friday, March 13 at 7:30 PM, audiences are invited to a screening of the beloved comedy classic The Mask, followed by a live concert performance starring Golden Globe–nominated composer-musician Randy Edelman.
Best known for his unforgettable music that has shaped generations of filmgoers, Edelman brings his legendary scores from the screen to the stage in an intimate, once-in-a-lifetime performance. Following the screening, he will take audiences on a musical journey through highlights of his celebrated career, performing live and sharing personal stories behind the music.

The Mask, the 1994 film that helped define an era of comedy and pop culture, is inseparable from Edelman’s exuberant, jazz-infused score—music that gave the film its pulse, charm, and unmistakable swagger. Experiencing the film and then hearing its composer perform live creates a rare, immersive celebration of cinema and sound.
This exclusive event takes place at Cinema Arts Centre, located in Huntington, New York, and is designed for film lovers, music fans, and anyone who appreciates the artistry behind the movies they love.
Event Details:
What: Screening of The Mask followed by a live concert
Who: Randy Edelman, Golden Globe–nominated composer-musician
When: Friday, March 13, 7:30 PM
Where: Cinema Arts Centre, Huntington, New York
Tickets are available now. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.cinemaartscentre.org.

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INDIVIDUALS WITH H-D CHOREA AND THEIR CAREGIVERS CONSISTENTLY DISPLAY REMARKABLE STRENGTH AND RESILIENCE IN THE FACE OF SUCH TRYING CIRCUMSTANCES.

JOINING US TODAY TO SHED LIGHT ON THIS DISEASE AND A NEW TREATMENT FOR HD CHOREA SYMPTOMS IS DR. ERIN FURR-STIMMING [FUR-STEM-ING], AN EXPERT IN THE FIELD, ALONG WITH KATIE JACKSON, WHO ADVOCATES FOR THOSE WITH H-D.

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Dr. Erin Furr Stimming Bio

Dr. Erin Furr Stimming joined the Neurology faculty as an Assistant Professor in 2007 after completing her internship, residency and fellowship at McGovern Medical School-UTHealth. Her clinical expertise is evaluating and treating patients with Huntington’s disease (HD), Parkinson’s disease, atypical parkinsonian syndromes, focal and generalized dystonia, essential tremor and spasticity.

From 2011-2017, Dr. Furr Stimming she served as Chief of Neurology at Lyndon Baines Johnson (LBJ) Hospital. In 2016, she was awarded 1 of 39 designated Level 2 Huntington’s Disease Society of America (HDSA) Centers of Excellence in the country and the only one in Texas. She has focused her clinical efforts on helping those with this devastating neurological disorder and raising awareness through education. She is currently a Professor and Director of the Neurology Clerkship Program.

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In order to determine where people in America are most content with their lives, WalletHub compared more than 180 of the largest U.S. cities across 30 key indicators of happiness. The data set ranges from depression rate to income-growth rate to average leisure time spent per day.

Top 20 Happiest Cities in America
1. Fremont, CA 11. Bismarck, ND
2. Plano, TX 12. Fargo, ND
3. San Jose, CA 13. Lincoln, NE
4. Irvine, CA 14. San Francisco, CA
5. Madison, WI 15. Overland Park, KS
6. Sioux Falls, SD 16. Santa Clarita, CA
7. Huntington Beach, CA 17. Oceanside, CA
8. Scottsdale, AZ 18. Glendale, CA
9. Santa Rosa, CA 19. Anaheim, CA
10. Pearl City, HI 20. Cape Coral, FL

Key Stats
• Miami, Hialeah, Fort Lauderdale and Pembroke Pines, Florida, all have the lowest depression rate, 12.50 percent, which is 2.3 times lower than in Charleston, West Virginia, the city with the highest at 28.90 percent.

• Laredo, Texas, has the lowest number of suicides per 100,000 residents, 4.78, which is 7.3 times lower than in Cheyenne, Wyoming, the city with the highest at 34.80.

• Fremont, California, has the lowest separation & divorce rate, 15.06 percent, which is 3.2 times lower than in Detroit, the city with the highest at 48.13 percent.

• Overland Park, Kansas, has the lowest share of adults sleeping less than 7 hours per night, 25.60 percent, which is two times lower than in Detroit, the city with the highest at 50.10 percent.

• Cheyenne, Wyoming, has the lowest average commute time, 14.40 minutes, which is 2.9 times lower than in New York, the city with the highest at 41.20 minutes.

To view the full report and your city’s rank, please visit:
https://wallethub.com/edu/happiest-places-to-live/32619/

Please let me know if you have any questions or if you would like to schedule a phone, Skype or in-studio interview with one of our experts. Feel free to embed this YouTube video summarizing the study on your website. You can also use or edit these raw files as you see fit. Full data sets for specific cities are also available upon request.
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“Many have known the Man behind the stories. Now all of us can know the stories behind the Man. Archie, Edith, Gloria and Meathead couldn’t have told them better!” – Bill Moyers

In his new memoir, EVEN THIS I GET TO EXPERIENCE, Lear recounts his extraordinarily eventful life with his signature wit and irreverence. The result is not just a vividly observed and evocative portrait of a long life, but also a fascinating backstage look at the evolution of the American entertainment industry.

The CAC tribute includes a rollicking clip reel plus Norman Lear’s three favorite episodes from Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, All in the Family, and Maude.

Produced by Jud Newborn, CAC Special Programs Curator

Live Music During Reception by
Mike Soloway, Jazz Guitarist  http://www.michaelsoloway.com

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SeniorNet Huntington, Long Island has a great annual meeting. They have a great spirit and in depth computer knowledge at the center to share. Paul Sladkus, SeniorNet National Board has the honor to attend the meeting.
SeniorNet is an international, volunteer, non-profit organization founded in 1986. It is one of the world’s largest training organization for adults 50 and over. SeniorNet’s mission is to provide seniors with education in and access to computer technology. It has Learning Centers throughout the United States.
SeniorNet at FSL, L.I. established the first learning center on Long island in Huntington in 1999. We are recognized as one of the leading learning centers in the country, having received numerous national recognition awards and local government proclamations. Our site sponsor is Family Service League, one of the leading human resource organizations on Long Island.
We offer a broad curriculum, with courses serving absolute beginners, sophisticated users, and everyone in between. We have a wide range of courses about the Internet and mobile devices. In addition to educating adults aged 50+ we are involved in many community outreach programs. We have refurbished and donated more than 5,000 PCs to charities across Long Island. We also offer courses over the Internet for home bound students.
If you are interested in learning more about our activities, please contact us at 631-427-3700 ext. 268 or ext. 235, or via email at snoffice@fsl-li.org. You can view our Facebook page atfacebook.com/seniornetli
The SeniorNet Headquarters site can be viewed at seniornet.org
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From Left to Right: Jim Burke, Fred Atkin, Sheila Alger, Bill Baker, Slava Vero, Moss Rawn

Click here to see a brief video overview of our learning center

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Drw9Ug7MWN8

SeniorNet is an international, volunteer, non-profit organization founded in 1986. It is one of the world’s largest training organization for adults 50 and over. SeniorNet’s mission is to provide seniors with education in and access to computer technology. It has Learning Centers throughout the United States.

SeniorNet at FSL, L.I. established the first learning center on Long island in Huntington in 1999. We are recognized as one of the leading learning centers in the country, having received numerous national recognition awards and local government proclamations. Our site sponsor is Family Service League, one of the leading human resource organizations on Long Island.

We offer a broad curriculum, with courses serving absolute beginners, sophisticated users, and everyone in between. We have a wide range of courses about the Internet and mobile devices. In addition to educating adults aged 50+ we are involved in many community outreach programs. We have refurbished and donated more than 5,000 PCs to charities across Long Island. We also offer courses over the Internet for home bound students.

If you are interested in learning more about our activities, please contact us at 631-427-3700 ext. 268 or ext. 235, or via email at snoffice@fsl-li.org. You can view our Facebook page atfacebook.com/seniornetli

The SeniorNet Headquarters site can be viewed at seniornet.org

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helping others, and fulfilling the SeniorNet Mission.

Good Afternoon, Slava!

On behalf of the Enriching Our Elders Ministry at St. Albans Congregational Church-United Church of Christ in St. Albans, Queens, we want to express our sincere thanks for the invaluable information we received from auditing two classes of Intro to Computers 1 (Basic Processes) at SeniorNet, FSL-LI in Huntington on 04/08 and 04/10/14. We are looking forward to returning the week of April 29, 2014 to audit Intro to Computers 2 (Basic Applications)!

Sitting through the two classes this week and getting lots of “helpful hints” and insights from the instructor and the coaches was exactly the experience we needed to help us begin to understand how to teach the course material to seniors. We were welcomed by all and everyone was very interested in giving us something to help us, not only to get started, but to be successful.

As we explained to you when we met with you and Diane on March 27, 2014, the Enriching Our Elders Ministry of St. Albans Congregational Church, located at 172-17 Linden Blvd, St. Albans, NY 11434 is launching an initiative to teach basic computing skills to seniors in St. Albans and the surrounding communities of SE Queens. The ministry is under the leadership of Rev.

Gular Glover; our pastor is the Rev. Dr. Henry T. Simmons. In the Robert Ross Johnson Family Life Center, located next door to our church, we have a computer classroom equipped with 10 workstations. We have a tech person who maintains both hardware and software. We plan to hold our first classes in May 2014. We will begin with a subset of the Enriching our Elders ministry participants as students to pilot our course. After making any needed adjustments, we will roll the classes out to the community.

Michael and I have volunteered to teach the classes. We have knowledge of computers and use them daily; however, we have no experience teaching computing skills. This is where the experience of SeniorNet personnel comes into play for us. We appreciate the fact that you have offered to train us at no cost, and have been willing to share the expertise of your instructors and coaches with us – just what we hoped for! Watching the interactions in the class gives us a good idea of where our challenges will be, how we might explain different topics and processes and a fairly good idea of what to expect from our students in a classroom setting. It has us really thinking of how we need to approach the class curriculum and what the curriculum should include. At this point, our plan is to go no further than Intro 1 and 2.  As we work through getting these courses up and running, the ministry will plan how and when to expand.

Thank you again, Slava!  We look forward to our continued training at the end of the month.

Most sincerely,

Nanette and Mike

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