The Babylon Village Historical & Preservation Society operates a museum depicting life in the community from the early 1800s up to America's involvement in World War II. Each room of the museum is designed to reflect a specific period of Babylon's history: industrialization, the Victorian period, the swinging 20s and the Great Depression.
Village Art and Frame Gallery, located in the heart of Babylon Village, is a is local business that offers original works of art for sale as well as custom framing services. Owner Jon Taylor prides himself with more than one thousand pieces of originals, limited editions and prints.
An affiliate of local boutique J. Della & Co., Bubble offers a variety of classes, seminars and groups for children and their parents. Bubble offers art, science, music, cooking, yoga, language and dance programs and also hosts children's parties and special events. Visit the Bubble Web site for program, registration and upcoming event information.
Founded in 1966, the James Street Players is a non-profit performing arts company located at the United Methodist Church in Babylon. The group presents two family friendly plays or musicals yearly, accompanied by a full orchestra. Visit the James Street Players website for upcoming performance information.
Joey D's Entertainment Plus is a privately owned and operated entertainment service that specializes in DJing private and public events such as weddings, parties, birthdays and bar mitzvah's. Call Joey for all your DJing needs.
The Babylon Arts Citizens Council on the Arts Center (BACCA) offers a variety of entertainment and services for community members, including live music, theatrical performances and yoga classes. BACCA's programs are made possible by private and public funds. Call for more information.