The Saturday after next is Valentine’s Day – love’s greatest holiday. And Huntington Town Clerk Jo-Ann Raia will be Cupid’s top helper as she weds couples on Feb. 14.

Raia will again host a marriage marathon at Huntington Town Hall, a tradition she has embraced and expanded each year since the first one 20 years ago.

Read on to learn more about this unique ceremony, including how you too can get involved if you and your significant other are ready to wed!

Judaism and reggae are not typically regarded as a common combination, but Matisyahu – Matthew Paul Miller – has managed to combine the two with success over his 14-year-long career in music.

The rapper from White Plains, N.Y., will take that combination – and what he said is the “real, authentic, inclusive experience” of his live shows – to The Paramount’s stage on Dec. 21.

Read on to learn more about this intriguing artist and to catch the full details on his upcoming performance!

To be topped with a 4-foot translucent star, a 25-foot Christmas tree has found its home in Huntington village!

“It looks like Manhattan!” said Mary Smith, owner of the gutted 10 Wall St. property that houses the tree. The space was once The Black Lantern Sushi Den & Ultra Lounge.

Read on to learn more about the tree and how Smith is excited to keep up this great Huntington tradition!