Chronicle Wines at Tuckers Taphouse - April 26, 2026

Join us alongside Lenz Winery for a BBQ Brunch at Tuckers Taproom & Smokehouse on Sunday, April 26th. Dining times available between 11am-6pm. Grab your tickets here!

Chronicle Wines at Tuckers Taphouse - April 26, 2026

Join us alongside Lenz Winery for a Mid-Mod Themed Mixer at Panoramica on Sunday, May 3rd. Tickets include wine tasting and mid-modern themed food, plus a bottle of select wine. Call: 631-765-8354 for reservations.

**These events are part of the Blanc & Franc Brunch Series held in partnership with Long Island Wine Country! *

The Mother's Day Art & Wine Workshop is led by watercolorist Melissa Hyatt, back for a limited visit!

This intimate class offers personalized, hands-on instruction directly from the artist as you create your own watercolor Mother’s Day greetings while enjoying a glass of wine. Give your loved one more than just a piece of stationery, give mom a work of art created by YOU!

Workshop takes place on Saturday, May 9th.

• Your ticket includes a Mother's Day art kit, personalized instruction by Melissa, a glass of select wine, and a super fun time!

• Cancellations within 72 hours of the event are nonrefundable, however the ticket can be transferred to another attendee.

• Additional glasses of wines and light bites will be available for purchase a la carte.

Mathew Chamakkala

Mathew Chamakkala is an emerging visual artist based on Long Island,working across abstract and realistic styles. His work explores texture, surface, and layered materials, inviting viewers to slow down and engage closely with the physical presence of each piece.

Art runs through Chamakkalaʼs family history. His maternal grandfather was an art teacher in Kerala, India, and decades later, his mother discovered painting in her eighties—proof that creativity can surface at any stage of life. Largely self-taught, he has further shaped his practice through training with local Long Island artists.

Blending traditional techniques with tactile elements, Chamakkala draws inspiration from everyday subjects and expressive abstraction. His work is featured online, including on Saatchi Art, and reflects a deeply personal exploration of memory, material, and surface.