The Landmark on Main Street
We are thrilled to partner with The Landmark on Main Street! It is a great place to see shows and concerts!
Check out their upcoming events and get your tickets! Click here.
Landmark on Main Street, Inc. is the product of more than ten years of visionary planning and dedicated work by the citizens of Port Washington. It developed out a commitment to preserve an historic landmark, the Main Street School, and to enhance community life. A unique model of community development, Landmark is a collaboration of civic-minded individuals, government, business, and not-for-profit organizations all sharing the belief that a community’s commitment to a richer cultural, recreational, civic, educational and social life and the celebration of diversity benefits the quality of life for all.
Landmark on Main Street opened in November 1995. The 87-year-old former school was converted into 59 units of affordable senior housing, a two-acre Town Park and a 25,000 square foot Community Center. A complex mix of government and corporate funds augmented by private contributions financed the $11.5 million acquisition/renovation. The area’s limited rental market and high cost of construction jeopardized the existence of essential local service organizations and inhibited their expansion. The Community Center provides affordable space for not-for-profit organizations for both long-term and per diem usage. Landmark’s centralized location and proximity to public transportation (on a major bus route and within walking distance of the railroad station) makes it accessible to teens, non-driving adults, seniors and visitors. Phone: (516) 767-6444 For more info: click here Landmark on Main Street is also home to three not-for-profit organizations that provide valuable community services to children and their families throughout the area. The Port Washington Children's Center, The Port Washington Parent Resource Center and The Port Washington YouthCouncil's Teen Center — AKA "The PiT".
Landmark on Main Street opened in November 1995. The 87-year-old former school was converted into 59 units of affordable senior housing, a two-acre Town Park and a 25,000 square foot Community Center. A complex mix of government and corporate funds augmented by private contributions financed the $11.5 million acquisition/renovation. The area’s limited rental market and high cost of construction jeopardized the existence of essential local service organizations and inhibited their expansion. The Community Center provides affordable space for not-for-profit organizations for both long-term and per diem usage. Landmark’s centralized location and proximity to public transportation (on a major bus route and within walking distance of the railroad station) makes it accessible to teens, non-driving adults, seniors and visitors. Phone: (516) 767-6444 For more info: click here Landmark on Main Street is also home to three not-for-profit organizations that provide valuable community services to children and their families throughout the area. The Port Washington Children's Center, The Port Washington Parent Resource Center and The Port Washington YouthCouncil's Teen Center — AKA "The PiT".
December 3, 2024
Food Drive for Long Island Cares!
Today, we will donate all our donations to Long Island Cares
November 30, 2024
November 26, 2024
Thank you for your donations!
November 22, 2024
Thank you for your donations!
November 19, 2024
Thank you to everyone who dropped off food and toiletries at The Landmark, as well as to Ms. Mogul, Ms. Gennarelli, and the Staff at the Landmark on Main Street.
The Nicholas Center for Autism partners with us and helps us deliver donations to the food pantry of Our Lady of Fatima.
The toiletries will be delivered to the Student pantry at Syracuse University. David, who is currently pursuing his master's degree there, has been collecting items for their pantries and will deliver the toiletries the week after Thanksgiving.
Thank you to the the Port Washington community for being part of our commUNITY project, to the local businesses that partner with us, to The Nicholas Center for Autism, and all the volunteers for Can You Help Too.
October 19, 2024
Thank you to the kind person who dropped off toiletries at @landmarkonmain
October 7, 2024
First food drive! Thank you Landmark on Main Street!
The Nicholas Center for Autism helped deliver the food donations to Our Lady if Fatima.
October 5, 2024:
Don't forget to bring food donations! Can You Help Too bins are located in the lobby.
2024 Landmark on Main Street Gala:
This year’s Gala features a performance by the legendary jazz singer Dianne Reeves with the Romero Lubambo Duo!Performance sponsored by the Chaman Antique Rug Gallery and Lisa & Victor Girgenti.Five-time Grammy winner DIANNE REEVES is the world’s pre-eminent jazz vocalist. As a result of her virtuosity, improvisational prowess and unique jazz and R&B stylings, Reeves received the Grammy for Best Jazz Vocal Performance for three consecutive recordings — a Grammy first in any vocal category.
The Landmark on Main Street
Drop off food to donate from Monday to Saturday - 12noon to 5pm - 2 Can You Help Too bins are located in the lobby.