Artist development in Stony Brook, New York

The Center for India Studies is located at SUNY at Stony Brook in Stony Brook, New York, United States. This university institution offers a range of programs and events related to Indian and South Asian studies. Recently, the Harvard University Press published an English translation of the Kannada Mahabharata edited by the Center Director. The Center also announced the appointment of Sthaneshwar Timalsina as the new Mattoo Endowed Chair in Classical Indic Humanities. Endowed Scholarship applications for Spring 2024 will open soon, and the Center congratulated the winners of the Fall 2023 Essay and Photo Competition. The Center will host its 2024 Spring Gala, and was honored by Suffolk County Executive for its contributions to celebrating Indian independence. Additionally, the Center sponsored the successful IAWE 25 World Englishes linguistics conference in June 2023. For those interested in Asian and Asian American Studies and South Asian Studies, the Center offers a pathway to major/minor programs. The Center also offers India and South Asia related courses for Spring 2024. Stay tuned for the announcement of Spring 2024 Endowed Scholarships. Directions to the Mattoo Center at Stony Brook University are available for visitors.

Welcome to Stonybrook Community Church (SBCC), a vibrant and inclusive place of worship located at 217 Christian Avenue, Stony Brook, New York. At SBCC, we are committed to "Connecting People to God, Purpose, and Each Other." Our doors are open to everyone, regardless of your background or where you are on your spiritual journey. Whether you're single, married, divorced, or of a different faith, whether you're a newborn or a senior, a music lover or someone who sings off-key, we welcome you with open arms. SBCC is a community where love, learning, and outreach come together. We believe in growing our love for God and each other, and in bringing positive change to the world through prayer and service. We are a family of faith where everyone can find a place to belong.

Welcome to the LL Cool J Statue - The G.O.A.T. Monument, a unique tourist attraction located at 97 Main Street, Stony Brook, New York 11790. Nestled within the Long Island Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame Museum, this sculptural sonic monument is a tribute to the legendary Queens hip-hop icon, LL Cool J. Originally displayed in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens, NYC, the monument celebrates LL Cool J's profound impact on the music industry and his roots in Queens. Crafted from materials like bronze, resin, stainless steel, and wood, the monument is not just a visual masterpiece but also an auditory experience. Equipped with audio and lighting systems powered by solar energy, it plays a curated selection of LL Cool J's iconic tracks, which evolve over time to feature favorites chosen by DJs, friends, and fans.