Big November Lineup at America First Warehouse
The Ronkonkoma venue continues its mission of bringing people together through patriotism, shared traditions and civic engagement.
A full lineup of entertainment, political discussions and community gatherings is scheduled for November at the America First Warehouse in Ronkonkoma, where visitors can enjoy country music and conversations about faith, filmmaking and American values.
Located at 90 13th Avenue, the 7,000-square-foot venue, founded by promoter “Joe the Box,” has established itself as a destination for patriotic events, political commentary, live performances and community activities.
The schedule begins Saturday, November 14, when Leggoman Productions takes center stage for a town hall featuring filmmakers and special guests discussing their work, faith and efforts to promote American values through entertainment.
The program features Robert Morss, Olivia Morss, Holly McClure, Jenn Baker, Christian Hodges and Joe the Box himself. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., with the program beginning at 6 p.m. General admission is $25, with discounted tickets for couples, military personnel, veterans, first responders and students.
According to Joe the Box, the Warehouse was created to provide a place where people can come together, celebrate their shared values and enjoy programs that reflect their love of country.
“We want the Warehouse to be more than just a place to attend an event,” he said. “It’s about bringing people together, building friendships and giving folks a place where patriotism, faith and American traditions are celebrated. We’ve got something for everyone, and we want people to come down and be part of it.”
Music lovers can break out their cowboy boots Saturday, November 21, when American Ride, a Long Island Toby Keith tribute band, brings country music and patriotic entertainment to the Warehouse.
The concert celebrates Keith’s musical legacy while honoring military personnel, law enforcement officers and first responders. Doors open at 7 p.m., with general admission at $30 and discounted tickets for veterans and active military members.
The Warehouse also hosts Thursday evening Bible study sessions, adding to its regular schedule of faith-based and community programming.
For more information, visit them at theamericafirstwarehouse.com.
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