Explore the most complete collection of Apple computers in the United States, assembled and restored by Long Island resident Kevin Lenane. His collection celebrates the technological and design innovations of Apple that brought personal computing devices into the homes—and now the hands—of all Americans.

The exhibition features a rare 1976 Apple-1 computer, marking the 50th anniversary of its release, alongside artifacts from Apple’s groundbreaking Lisa and Mac development projects of the 1980s. Visitors will also explore Apple’s 1990s experiments with personal digital assistants and televisions, as well as the iconic, colorful iMac G3. Original marketing materials from one of Long Island’s earliest Mac retailers round out the experience, bringing the story of innovation to life.

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Complementing LIM's Video Games: The Great Connector, this exhibition highlights how Long Islanders have contributed to the history of video game development.

In 1959, at Brookhaven National Laboratory’s annual visitor day, instrumentation division members William A. Higinbotham, David Potter and Robert V. Dvorak Sr. presented what would become the very first computer game, Tennis for Two. And in the early 1980s, Acclaim Entertainment was founded in Oyster Bay, which went on to become a globally recognized developer of video games.

Today, that legacy lives on through events like the Long Island Retro Gaming Expo, which celebrates its 10th annual convention in Garden City this year and has become a major destination for the Northeast’s gaming community.

Featuring multiple hands-on retro gaming stations, including Acclaim Entertainment games such as NBA Jam on a Sega Genesis.

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If you lived through the 1970s, you know the decade is about more than orange shag carpets, platform shoes, avocado-colored walls, oversized Detroit “land yachts,” and spinning the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack on vinyl. It is layered and complex. Across Long Island, social, political, and demographic shifts fuel cultural and artistic innovation, even as new questions and vulnerabilities emerge.

Long Island in the ’70s captures the energy, excitement, and challenges of this transformative era. The exhibition features fashions from LIM’s collection, a 1974 AMC Matador Station Wagon on loan from its original owner’s family, milestone toys and sports memorabilia, and artwork and photography reflecting the decade’s changes. As the postwar boom in Levittown and Nassau County slows, suburban growth moves east. Suffolk County’s population rises rapidly, especially in Huntington, Babylon, Islip, and Brookhaven, sparking environmental activism and legislation like the Suffolk County Farmland Preservation Act, as well as protests over the Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant. Meanwhile, Long Island develops a stronger regional identity, marked by the arrival of the New York Islanders in 1972 at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, and a growing influx of artists east of the Shinnecock Canal.

Building on LIM’s popular exhibitions on the 1950s and 1960s, this show brings together a wide range of art and artifacts—from clothing and paintings to photographs, music, and pop culture objects. Highlights include photography by Rick Kopstein, Meryl Meisler, and Joanne Mulberg. Visitors explore immersive displays, including a fully realized 1970s suburban living room, and a section on Long Island’s experiences during the end of the Vietnam War, with military uniforms, photographs, and shared stories -- offering a vivid look at a decade that continues to shape life today.

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In commemoration of America250, The Seat of Action spotlights the experiences of the Long Island region during the Revolutionary War, an area that was under martial law and British control longer than any other part of the American colonies. In the years between the Battle of Long Island (August 1776) and the liberation of New York (November 1783), military occupation led to the loss and destruction of property, the separation of families, and atrocious levels of suffering across this area. This exhibition will feature a rich array of artifacts and paintings, including a rare portrait of General George Washington’s spymaster, Benjamin Tallmadge (1754–1835) (member of the famous Culper Spy Ring), on loan from the Litchfield Historical Society. The general experience for Long Islanders over those seven years was one that witnessed large-scale population evacuation and the destruction of churches, woodlands, agriculture, and livestock as British forces used the area as a source of sustenance for their larger war effort. The post-Revolutionary War era was one of profound reconstruction across Long Island. At the same time, the tragic impacts of the war also brought about powerful and transformative legacies, leading to more democratic politics across this region and to the eventual end of slavery, both on Long Island and in New York State.

This exhibition is part of LIM’s America250 celebration, featuring special exhibitions and related programming. Learn more at longislandmuseum.org/longisland250.

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Learn how video games are more than a mode of entertainment, and the important role digital games are playing in the lives of today’s youth.

The exhibition showcases that video games are more than a mode of entertainment for today’s youth; they have become a means for developing personal and professional skills, such as teamwork, complex problem-solving, and building social networks. Throughout the exhibit, which features 10 fun, interactive gaming stations, visitors will play games, meet historic and contemporary figures in game design and engineering, and uncover the invisible design behind their gaming experience. There is an emphasis on celebrating the contributions made by people of color in the hope of inspiring Black and Latinx students to consider careers in the gaming industry.

Exhibition created by Science and Arts Engagement New York, Inc./DBA Harlem Gallery of Science, and partially supported by New York State Council on the Arts

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Meeting twice a month on Fridays

Instructors: Larissa Grass & Julia Jane Moore

All Materials Included

This is a FREE program

TO REGISTER, PLEASE CONTACT EDUCATION@GALLERYNORTH.ORG OR CALL 631-751-2676

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Join us at Ruta Oaxaca Mexican Cuisine every weekend for our unbeatable 2-for-1 Margaritas and Bottomless Drinks every Saturday and Sunday 11-4PM. It's the perfect way to kick back and enjoy great company with your favorite Mexican Dishes. Don't miss out! - Cheers to a fun weekend with us!

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An idealistic young King Arthur hopes to create a kingdom built on honor and dignity, embodied by his Knights of The Round Table. His Ideals, however are tested when his lovely queen, Guenevere, falls in love with the young Knight, Lancelot and the fate of the kingdom hangs in the balance. Featuring the classic songs “If Ever I Would Leave You,” “I Loved You Once In Silence,” “The Lusty Month of May,” and of course “Camelot.”

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Bring your shovels, trowels, buckets and wheelbarrows, it's time to get dirty.

Dig up as many tulip bulbs as you can carry and enjoy the colors of the farm at your home next spring!

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2026 Reservation Pricing

$45 – Per Person (Over 12 Years Old)$30 – Ages 3 – 12 Years OldAges 2 and Under – FREEAs there is a maximum capacity onboard, we strongly recommend calling ahead to make reservations. We do allow for walk-ons – walk-on pricing is different and is CASH ONLY.

2026 Walk-On Pricing [CASH ONLY]

*PLEASE BRING EXACT CHANGE OR CLOSE TO IT.

$50 – Per Person (Over 12 Years Old)$35 – Ages 3 – 12 Years OldAges 2 and under – FREECruises are scheduled according to the tide table.

Click here to view the 2026 Schedule

Reserve your spot now! Call WMHO Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. 631-751-2244.

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In 1922, F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896 - 1940), his wife Zelda (1900 - 1948), and their infant daughter Scottie (1921 - 1986) moved into a Mediterranean-style house at 6 Gateway Drive in Great Neck. Fitzgerald immersed himself in the local community and created an indelible island of imagination, something that resembled but also caricatured what the North Shore of Long Island actually was in the 1920s. On April 10, 1925, The Great Gatsby was published by Charles Scribner's Sons. The novel received mixed reviews and was not an immediate commercial success. However, it has since taken on a much larger significance in literary and popular culture, achieving a place in the canon of great American novels. This exhibition will focus on the history of the book's creation and reception, as well as both the mythology and the reality of the area that it depicted. Objects will include items from private and public collections related to the book and to the Fitzgeralds' lives, period clothing from the LIM's collection, Jazz Age artwork, and well-developed vignettes.

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Details:
$50 igloo fee

Limited to 6 guests

Available reservation time are 5pm and 7:30pm

Each evening offers limited availability with only 4 igloo reservations per night, so secure your spot today and make your night unforgettable!

📞 Call 631.751.0555 now to reserve your magical evening!

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Gather your friends, chosen family, or partner for one of the most unique Pride Long Island events of the season. Whether you’re visiting the North Fork for a weekend getaway or local to the East End, this Pride sunset cruise blends celebration, community, and classic coastal elegance.

Perfect for couples, groups, and Pride weekend escapes.

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The Stony Brook Grist Mill Audio Experience is free and can be accessed at anytime, anywhere. To start your tour, visit https://audio.stonybrookvillage.com/tours/the-stony-brook-grist-mill/audio.stonybrookvillage.com.

Immersing themselves in the story of the most fully operational mill on Long Island, participants will learn about the 320+ year old Stony Brook Grist Mill from its construction to today. Discovering the mill’s history, tour-goers will learn of the structure’s construction, owners, operators, its surprising role as one of Long Island’s “firsts” and more.

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Please note, as the bloom progresses, the flowers start to lose some color, but the fragrance of the fields grows even stronger.

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The moving and epic tale of two brothers that will change the world based on the beloved, Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation film.

** This production is the Long Island Premiere of The Prince of Egypt **

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The experience is FREE to the public and will allow all visitors of Stony Brook Village to immerse themselves in the quirky history and stories of the lifestyle center and some of its surrounding properties. The audio experience is obtained by scanning QR codes throughout the village and is also available at audio.stonybrookvillage.com

Currently, the experience has 14 stops, and covers the history and the stories from the Hercules Pavilion, the Three Village Inn’s original residents, to the entire development of Stony Brook Village Center.

It is recommended that participants of the experience begin at the Three Village Inn.

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The exhibition includes spectacular and important glass, furniture, paintings, and sculpture from artists and designers such as Louis Comfort Tiffany, Tiffany & Co., Gustav Klimt, Louis Majorelle, Alphonse Mucha, Emmanuel Lansyer, and Émile Gallé, introducing a new generation to Art Nouveau’s luminous innovations and artistic triumphs, enticing visitors once more into these lustrous, nature-inspired havens of ornate beauty—all orchestrated over a century ago by visionary designers, just before the First World War ushered in a stark new reality.

LIM is part of a national tour of this exhibition and is the only museum in New York State to host The Triumph of Nature. Showcasing the exhibition at the LIM also reinforces the Long Island connection between Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. and Long Island, where in 1923 the Chrysler family bought a summer estate which would ultimately become part of the campus of the United States Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point.

Learn more at longislandmuseum.org.

The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau from the Chrysler Museum of Art is organized by the Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, VA and toured by International Arts & Artists, Washington, DC.”

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Love is stronger than hate… until the streets push back

On the restless sidewalks of 1950s New York, two rival street gangs fight for turf and pride. When Tony, a former Jet, meets Maria, the sister of the Sharks’ leader, their instant connection defies the rules of their neighborhoods, and ignites a love that could change everything, or destroy it.​

About the show
West Side Story reimagines Romeo and Juliet in a city charged with rhythm, desire, and danger. Two young lovers reach across ethnic and cultural lines, trying to build a fragile bridge between communities divided by fear, prejudice, and violence.​ As tensions escalate and loyalties are tested, Tony and Maria’s dream of a life beyond the gangs becomes a race against time. Their story lays bare the human cost of hatred and the heartbreaking consequences when understanding comes too late. Set to one of musical theatre’s most iconic scores and brought to life with thrilling choreography, West Side Story is as urgent, romantic, and emotionally shattering today as when it first premiered.​

Why audiences love it
From “Tonight” and “Somewhere” to “America” and “Maria,” the songs of West Side Story are woven into the soundtrack of American culture. The show blends sweeping romance, explosive dance, and searing drama into a night that leaves audiences breathless.​ This is a musical for anyone who loves big emotions and towering melodies, stories that linger long after the final note, a timeless reminder that love can bloom anywhere, even in the unlikeliest corners of a divided city.​

Plan your visit
Performances run May 8 – May 31, 2026, with evening and matinee options so you can make West Side Story the centerpiece of your night out (or afternoon escape). Enjoy easy parking, drinks and snacks at concessions, and Broadway-caliber theatre close to home in Bellport.​ Invite friends, plan a date, or introduce a new generation to one of the greatest musicals ever written. A powerful, unforgettable experience on The Gateway stage.

Book by Arthur Laurents, Music by Leonard Bernstein, Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.
Entire original production directed and Choreographed by Jerome Robins.
Originally produced on Broadway by Robert E. Griffin and Harrold S. Prince by arrangement with Roger L. Stevens.

West Side Story is presented through Special Arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com

Content Advisory:

May not be suitable for all ages. While there is no official rating system for live theatre, we encourage you to use your judgment based on age, maturity level, and subject matter.

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Turning select offices into gallery-style spaces to showcase local and emerging artists. From May 13-June 13, on view at our Wheatley office, this installation features the work of Leon + Good.

All works are available for purchase.
All are welcome.

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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to celebrate Women’s History Month at Long Island State Parks.

This month-long celebration highlights several notable women in history and their accomplishments through informative posters and pictures. We invite you to visit us to learn more about these great women and their impact on history and culture.

Displays and programs throughout the month of March at Jones Beach State Park are:

Jones Beach State Park, Administration Building, Wantagh

Display open daily 7:00am – 4:30pm, for information call 516-785-1600

Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center-West End 2, Wantagh

Display open daily 9:00am - 4:30pm, for information call 516-809-8222

Storytime: Women’s History Month (Children 0-8; FREE program), Tuesday, March 17, 2026, 11:00am – 12:00pmTo celebrate Women’s History Month, join our educator and read exciting tales of women in science!Women Nature Writers (All ages; FREE program), Saturday, March 28, 2026, 11:00am – 12:30pmJoin one of our educators at this free event to celebrate Women’s History Month by learning about one of history’s most talented nature writers, and practice writing your very own piece inspired by our local environment.To register: www.jonesbeachenc.org/programs

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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to celebrate Women’s History Month at Long Island State Parks.

This month-long celebration highlights several notable women in history and their accomplishments through informative posters and pictures. We invite you to visit us to learn more about these great women and their impact on history and culture.

Displays and programs throughout the month of March at:

Nissequogue River State Park – Charles & Helen Reichert Administration Building, Kings Park

Display open daily 8:00am – 4:00pm, for more information call 631-269-4927

Additionally, there will be specially themed lecture programs and workshops being offered through our Long Island State Parks Environmental Education Department:

Nissequogue River State Park, Kings Park

Revolution Remedies, Saturday, March 28, 2026, 10:30am – 12:00pmExplore the overlooked medical work of women during the American Revolution. We’ll highlight the nurses, caregivers, Indigenous healers, and enslaved African women whose herbal knowledge, improvised remedies, and daily labor sustained the Continental Army. Through a hands-on activity, visitors will discover how ordinary women used extraordinary ingenuity to keep a nation alive.Programs are $4.00 per person upon arrival. No parking fee is in effect. Each person in your party needs a ticket. Space is limited. If you are unable to keep your reservation, please cancel so others may have the opportunity to attend the program. Please try to arrive at least 15 minutes early.

To register: www.eventbrite.com/o/nys-parks-long-island-environmental-education-33908178297

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Celebrate Dad with a wonderful day of Summer Family Fun at the Farm!

All DAD will receive a FREE PASS valid for their next visit with their paid admission on June 15th & 16th.

Our Magic Shows will run throughout the day on Father's Day. In addition, all farm attendees can get up close an personal with our Giraffes at the White Post Farms Giraffe Experience. It is always included in your general admission.

The farm is open from 10am-6pm. Last admission is at 5pm.

For more information or to purchase tickets visit www.whitepostfarms.com.

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SAVE THE DATE! Sean Kenney’s Nature Connects® Made with LEGO® Bricks is coming to Old Westbury Gardens on May 15, 2026. This award-winning outdoor exhibition will transform the Gardens with 17 vibrant, larger-than-life sculptures built from over 300,000 LEGO® pieces.

Created by Amsterdam-based artist Sean Kenney and produced by Imagine, Nature Connects brings art and nature together in a playful, inspiring way—inviting visitors of all ages to explore the beauty, balance, and interconnectedness of the natural world.

This event will be included with admission. Tickets go on sale mid-March.

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All May During Gallery Hours | 11AM-4PM | Kids & Families

Thar she blooms! Track down hidden florals in the gallery. Find them all to claim your prize!

Included with Admission

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SEA SURVIVAL CHALLENGE

January 15 - June 30 | Kids & Adventurous Adults

Drop In During Gallery Hours 11:00 – 4:00PM

Do you have what it takes to survive the open ocean? Embark on an adventure through the museum to collect clues and crack puzzles as you follow the paths of shipwrecked sailors, clever castaways, and daring ocean scientists. Cap off your quest by creating a Navigator's Necklace complete with a working compass!

$5 Member; Admission + $10 Participant

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April - May | Kids & Adults

EXCLUDING 4/3, 4/7, 4/10, 4/18

Gallery Hours 11:00 – 4:00PM

Dive into the amazing wildlife of the Long Island Sound and bring your favorite sea creature to life using recycled materials in this fun, self-guided activity! Build your own ocean-inspired creation and leave it with us to become part of our special “Recycled Ecosystem” display. Included with admission.

Free with Admission

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The CSH Pass: Local Resident Appreciation Month

May 1 - 17 | During Gallery Hours | Kids & Families

We love being your "homeport" museum! To show our gratitude to the community that anchors us, we’re throwing open the doors to our neighbors from May 1st to May 17th. CSH Central School District residents can visit free (up to 4 guests per household) -- rediscover the magic right in your own backyard!

No registration required.

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Fogo Happy Hour. So good, it lasts all day.

We’re offering Happy Hour Specials and Half-Price South American bottles of wine under $130. All Day Every Day. In the dining room and bar. So drop by anytime.

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The Curry Club has Unlimted Mimosas and Bloody Marys Everyday from 11:30am-3:30pm!

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Select one of our exquisite appetizers and one of our well curated entrees from our Prix Fixe Lunch menu. You don't want to miss out on this deal!

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$25 Prix Fixe Lunch
Available Daily

Choose One Appetizer + One Entrée

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Create Your Own Blend offers the opportunity to play with our estate grown varietals at your bliss creating something that’s totally your style. Sip, mix, celebrate, and repeat because finding your flow should be fun.

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
🍷 Lounge, Outdoor, Tasting Room, Upstairs
💰 $80 per person

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50% Off All Bar Drinks + $10 Bar Bites

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HAPPY HOUR AT BIJOU TUESDAY - FRIDAY 12PM-6PM

(in the bar & lounge only)

$8 SELECT COCKTAILS FUSION

$8 WINES BY THE GLASS

$8 BIJOU LEMONADE

$6 DRAFT BEER

SPECIALLY PRICED FOOD

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Exciting News! The Farm Westbury is Now Open for Lunch Tuesday - Sunday at 12pm! Join us for all your Farm Italy favorites at Lunch & Dinner ✨ Long Island’s Favorite Italian Restaurant for Lunch

Note: No credit card hold required for Lunch reservations

Make Your Reservations Today
Walk-ins Welcomed!

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Have your quintessential East End summer moment with us! Enjoy a bottle of our Scielo or Rainbow Rosé,* paired with a dozen oysters from our friends over at Fire Island Oyster Company. Classically paired with our house take on mignonette, and of course, lemons. The perfect way to spend a lazy summer afternoon, or usher in the weekend vibes before dinner.

Running summer weekends, all summer long. Reservations available throughout the day, Friday - Monday.

*Can also substitute for Scielo Sauvignon Blanc if preferred!

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The RGNY Harvest Tasting
FROM MEXICO TO NEW YORK

Wake up your palate and allow us to guide you through four different wines paired with specifically curated food items from Mexico to New York, a journey marked by sustainable practices and deep community ties. Taste your way through the RG|NY portfolio alongside small seasonal bites! Allow our staff to guide you through 5 different wines paired with specifically curated food items. Your experience will consist of about 45 minutes of guided interaction, with the remaining hour spent at your leisure among your party.

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
🦅 Lounge, Outdoor, Tasting Room, Upstairs
💰 $60 per person

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Reiki is a way to connect with your own healing & energy.

It is believed that a person's "ki" or energy should be strong & free flowing. When this is true, a person's body & mind is in a positive state of health.

Join us every Friday to take part in a Reiki massage and release positive energy.

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Available All Day, Everyday

Half Off Bottles Of Rose On The Patio

La Jolie Fleur
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40

Fleur de Mer
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40

Hampton Water
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40
6 oz. Glass 14
9 oz. Glass 18

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Scielo in a Bottle

SCIELO MEANS HEAVEN

There are moments that are made better with wine, especially when shared. Taste your way through heaven alongside friends with ease and leisure no matter the weather. The world can wait.

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
☁️ Lounge, Outdoor, Tasting Room, Upstairs
💰 $30-$45 per person

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Five varietals, and just one opportunity. Put your expertise to the test. We’ll set the stage with some light bites and battleground rules, and then let the showdown begin! Sip, guess, and conquer. The player with the most correct identifications wins an RG bottle of their choice. Book your experience today!

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
🍇 Outdoor, Tasting Room
💰 $50 per person

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Jumperoo is back! Starting September 11, 2025 and every Thursday & Friday from 1 to 4pm.

Join us for three hours of indoor fun for adventurers ages 5 and younger!

We open up the park just for the little ones and their parents to jump, bounce and crawl around safely!

Cancelled on school holidays. Check website for the latest info.

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Get ready to raise a glass and cheers to good times during our weekday Happy Hour at the bar! From Monday to Friday, join us from 3 PM to 6 PM for fantastic deals on drinks. Sip on $6 beers, $8 wines, and $10 cocktails as you unwind and enjoy the lively atmosphere. Whether you're a beer buff, wine enthusiast, or cocktail connoisseur, we've got something for everyone. Don't miss out on the fun - see you at Happy Hour!

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Happy Hour at Blackstone Steakhouse!

Monday – Friday 3-6pm & All Day Sunday
$10 Bar Menu, Cocktails & Wine in the Bar & Lounge

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Indian High Tea Time Every day for $10 including Pakora, Samosas, and Biscuits.

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Experience Long Island flavor, history, and community at the award-winning Three Village Farmers & Artisans Market in Setauket! Shop local farmers, food producers, makers, and artisans while enjoying live music, family fun, and free museum access on a historic campus. Market runs weekly on Fridays through October, hosted by the Three Village Historical Society.

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Find Suhru & Lieb Vineyards at the Three Village Farmers Market in East Setauket on select Fridays throughout the season. A selection of our wines will be available to taste and to purchase by the bottle. The Farmers Market runs from 3-7pm.

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Our month-to-month program features fine art projects in an array of mediums. Kids will learn the basics of line & form using different drawing techniques, mix their own colors using paint, & design 3D structures using clay & mixed media. New & innovative projects will be performed each month for exciting & fresh artwork. Registration is rolling!

Classes run weekly, September - June for 1 hour & 45 minutes.

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Join us for our Friday night happy hour starting at 4:00 PM for deals on wines by the glass, noches, and 25% off bottle purchases.

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$5 Glass Fridays | Sustainable Happy Hour at Bridge Lane

Join us every Friday from 4–7 PM for $5 glasses of wine—poured straight from the keg!

Why kegs? Wine on tap means less waste and a smaller carbon footprint. By serving wine from kegs instead of bottles, we reduce glass, cork, capsule, and packaging waste while keeping our wines fresh and delicious. Fewer materials, fewer trucks, less impact—same great taste.

Sip sustainably, feel good about your pour, and kick off the weekend the Bridge Lane way.

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Ease into the evening with us at Calissa for a happy hour that gives back. From 5–7PM, gather with friends, enjoy special drinks and know that 20% of proceeds will be donated to Southampton Hospital Foundation benefiting Stony Brook Southampton Hospital. Good company, great drinks, and a great cause.

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Save 50% on a 1.5L Bottle of Wine with the purchase of either our Porterhouse Steak for Two or our Signature 40oz. Wagyu Tomahawk Steak

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Dine at Insignia Steakhouse in Smithtown on Friday evenings Save 50% on a magnum 1.5L bottles of wine!

(not available on holidays & cannot be combined with any other ofers or discounts)

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Dine at One10 Modern Italian Restaurant on Friday evenings and save 50% on all bottles of wine over $150!

(discount can not be combined with any other offer & is not available on holidays)

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Lights. Camera. Laughter! Come join us for a delightful screening of Women Laughing, a short film about the women cartoonists of The New Yorker, by directors Kathleen Hughes & Liza Donnelly. Following the screening, Judith Mizrachy, the film’s producer, and Emma Allen, The New Yorker’s first female cartoon editor, join the directors to discuss the film and host a Q&A with the audience. Lynn Sherr joins the ladies as moderator.

Inspired by Donnelly’s acclaimed book Very Funny Ladies and her own experience as a longtime New Yorker cartoonist, the film looks at how far women have come in a field historically dominated by men. This exploration includes speaking, laughing, and drawing with a diverse group of remarkable women cartoonists of the iconic magazine.

The film features intimate conversations with some of the most celebrated and groundbreaking cartoonists at The New Yorker: Roz Chast, Emily Flake, Sarah Akinterinwa, Liana Frank, Amy Hwang, Bishakh Som, and more. It also highlights the long tradition of cartoons and their critique of political systems, the way they address societal hypocrisies and absurdities, and how they express concerns and changing values of a culture.

While The New Yorker welcomed women artists in its first issue, the world has not always embraced what they had to say. Women Laughing looks at how women have had to struggle to make their voices heard, by examining the lived experience of women cartoonists and how their work is a valuable way to chart political and societal movements over time. It is a timely look at how women are using humor today to change the narrative.

This screening has been programmed in tandem with our exhibition A Thousand Words: Photography at the New Yorker. Stop by during our exhibition hours Thursday – Monday | 11 AM to 5 PM or visit our exhibition page to learn more.

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Get ready to shout "Bingo!" and test your luck every Friday night with us! Join in the fun and excitement as you play for a chance to win awesome prizes. Our game nights are filled with laughter, friendly competition, and of course, plenty of surprises. Don't miss out on the chance to win big - see you there!

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Cheer on The Long Island Ducks at Fairfield Properties Ballpark beginning Tuesday, May 12 when they return for an exciting six-game series against the Gastonia Ghost Peppers.

While you're at the game, enjoy all the fun the ballpark has to offer including yummy ballpark fare, the kids fun zone, amazing on-field promotions and great giveaways. Don't forget to get a selfie with Quackerjack!

The following are the game and gate times, ticket links and promotions for all six games.

TUESDAY, MAY 12
Gates Open: 5:35 p.m. (5:20 for full season ticket holders)
First Pitch: 6:35 p.m.
Weekly Promotions: Pat’s Marketplace Tuesday (special offer from Pat’s Marketplace as fans exit the ballpark) & Triple Play Tuesday (chance to win $25,000 if the Ducks turn a triple play during the game)

WEDNESDAY, MAY 13
Gates Open: 5:35 p.m. (5:20 for full season ticket holders)
First Pitch: 6:35 p.m.
Weekly Promotions: Main Event Wednesday (special offer from Main Event in Deer Park as fans exit the ballpark) & Waddle In Wednesday (spend $100+ in Waddle In Shop, receive $10 voucher good for a future in-store purchase)

THURSDAY, MAY 14
Gates Open: 5:35 p.m. (5:20 for full season ticket holders)
First Pitch: 6:35 p.m.
Promotion: Fans will be treated to a special free sample of Sweet Party Potato Rolls, courtesy of our partners at Martin’s Potato Rolls
Weekly Promotions: Bluebird Hardwater Thirsty Thursday (Duck Club open to all fans, featuring a sampling event with Bluebird Hardwater, and select drink special in-ballpark during game)

FRIDAY, MAY 15
Gates Open: 5:35 p.m. (5:20 for full season ticket holders)
First Pitch: 6:35 p.m.
Weekly Promotion: Tap Room Friday (Coupons with special offer from Tap Room as fans exit the ballpark)

SATURDAY, MAY 16
Gates Open: 5:35 p.m. (5:20 for full season ticket holders)
First Pitch: 6:35 p.m.
Promotion: Postgame Fireworks Spectacular, presented by Forte Construction and TAP Electric
Weekly Promotion: L.I. MacArthur Airport Lucky Seat Saturday (Chance to win a special prize from Long Island MacArthur Airport)

SUNDAY, MAY 17
Gates Open: 12:35 p.m. (12:20 for full season ticket holders)
First Pitch: 1:35 p.m.
Giveaway: Ducks Sunglasses, courtesy of Camps ‘R’ Us (first 1,500 fans)
Weekly Promotion: FourLeaf Family Funday Sunday (pregame Catch on the Field and Postgame Kids Run the Bases)

Tickets for these games, and all Ducks games during the 2026 season, are on sale now. Fans can purchase their tickets by visiting the Fairfield Properties Ballpark box office, calling (631) 940-TIXX or at liducks.com. Season ticket, mini plans and group tickets are also available. For more info, please call (631) 940-3825 or visit LIDucks.com.

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50 Years of Positive Vibrations

In 2026, The Wailers celebrate 50 years of Rastaman Vibration, marking a defining moment in reggae history and honoring one of Bob Marley & The Wailers’ most influential albums. This special tour, 50 Years of Positive Vibrations, highlights select cuts from Rastaman Vibration alongside the timeless classics that continue to unite audiences across generations.

Released in 1976, Rastaman Vibration was a pivotal album that carried reggae’s message of resistance, spirituality, and hope onto the global stage. Songs like “Positive Vibration,” “Roots, Rock, Reggae,” and “War” remain as relevant today as ever — powerful expressions of music as both a cultural force and a call for unity.

Under the leadership of Aston Barrett Jr., son of legendary bassist Aston “Familyman” Barrett, The Wailers continue to honor their roots while carrying the music forward with purpose and authenticity. Joined by Mitchell Brunings, whose soulful vocals and commanding stage presence have captivated audiences worldwide, the band delivers performances that embody the enduring spirit of reggae — uplifting, conscious, and deeply human.

In a unique crossover into film, Aston Barrett Jr. portrayed his father in the 2024 biopic Bob Marley: One Love, directed by Reinaldo Marcus Green and starring Kingsley Ben-Adir. His portrayal added rare authenticity, grounded in lived experience and a deep personal connection to the legacy.

Alongside honoring the past, The Wailers remain firmly rooted in the present. Their recent albums One World and Evolution — both Grammy Award-nominated — reaffirm the band’s creative vitality. Evolution, produced by Grammy Award-winner Emilio Estefan Jr. on Crescent Moon Records, blends classic roots reggae with contemporary global influences, with songs like “Love Should Be Free” resonating worldwide for their positive and socially conscious message.

Audiences can expect a soul-stirring setlist that weaves together the revolutionary spirit of Rastaman Vibration, the band’s classic anthems, and select modern highlights — all delivered with the same authenticity, musicianship, and heart that made The Wailers a cornerstone of global music.

50 Years of Positive Vibrations is more than a tour — it’s a celebration of music with meaning, a living connection between reggae’s golden era and its continuing power to inspire unity, resilience, and hope.

Doors - 7:00pm
Showtime - 8:00pm
Tickets: $39-$99

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🌟 Michael Jackson Tribute Skate! 🌟

It’s time to roll to the King of Pop’s biggest hits! Join us for Thriller on Wheels — a night packed with lights, music, and MJ magic.

📅 Friday, May 15 | 9 PM – 11:30 PM

🎟️ $15 Online | $17 At the Door | Skate Rental Included

Non Skating adults $6.00

Don’t stop till you get enough — see you on the floor!

Grab Your Tickets Here

Tickets are Non-Refundable

Group Discounts Avaliable! Contact Jenn at unitedskatessales@gmail.com / 516-795-5474 ext. 4

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For bottle service reservations, email concierge@calissahamptons.com.

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Explore the most complete collection of Apple computers in the United States, assembled and restored by Long Island resident Kevin Lenane. His collection celebrates the technological and design innovations of Apple that brought personal computing devices into the homes—and now the hands—of all Americans.

The exhibition features a rare 1976 Apple-1 computer, marking the 50th anniversary of its release, alongside artifacts from Apple’s groundbreaking Lisa and Mac development projects of the 1980s. Visitors will also explore Apple’s 1990s experiments with personal digital assistants and televisions, as well as the iconic, colorful iMac G3. Original marketing materials from one of Long Island’s earliest Mac retailers round out the experience, bringing the story of innovation to life.

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Complementing LIM's Video Games: The Great Connector, this exhibition highlights how Long Islanders have contributed to the history of video game development.

In 1959, at Brookhaven National Laboratory’s annual visitor day, instrumentation division members William A. Higinbotham, David Potter and Robert V. Dvorak Sr. presented what would become the very first computer game, Tennis for Two. And in the early 1980s, Acclaim Entertainment was founded in Oyster Bay, which went on to become a globally recognized developer of video games.

Today, that legacy lives on through events like the Long Island Retro Gaming Expo, which celebrates its 10th annual convention in Garden City this year and has become a major destination for the Northeast’s gaming community.

Featuring multiple hands-on retro gaming stations, including Acclaim Entertainment games such as NBA Jam on a Sega Genesis.

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If you lived through the 1970s, you know the decade is about more than orange shag carpets, platform shoes, avocado-colored walls, oversized Detroit “land yachts,” and spinning the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack on vinyl. It is layered and complex. Across Long Island, social, political, and demographic shifts fuel cultural and artistic innovation, even as new questions and vulnerabilities emerge.

Long Island in the ’70s captures the energy, excitement, and challenges of this transformative era. The exhibition features fashions from LIM’s collection, a 1974 AMC Matador Station Wagon on loan from its original owner’s family, milestone toys and sports memorabilia, and artwork and photography reflecting the decade’s changes. As the postwar boom in Levittown and Nassau County slows, suburban growth moves east. Suffolk County’s population rises rapidly, especially in Huntington, Babylon, Islip, and Brookhaven, sparking environmental activism and legislation like the Suffolk County Farmland Preservation Act, as well as protests over the Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant. Meanwhile, Long Island develops a stronger regional identity, marked by the arrival of the New York Islanders in 1972 at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, and a growing influx of artists east of the Shinnecock Canal.

Building on LIM’s popular exhibitions on the 1950s and 1960s, this show brings together a wide range of art and artifacts—from clothing and paintings to photographs, music, and pop culture objects. Highlights include photography by Rick Kopstein, Meryl Meisler, and Joanne Mulberg. Visitors explore immersive displays, including a fully realized 1970s suburban living room, and a section on Long Island’s experiences during the end of the Vietnam War, with military uniforms, photographs, and shared stories -- offering a vivid look at a decade that continues to shape life today.

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In commemoration of America250, The Seat of Action spotlights the experiences of the Long Island region during the Revolutionary War, an area that was under martial law and British control longer than any other part of the American colonies. In the years between the Battle of Long Island (August 1776) and the liberation of New York (November 1783), military occupation led to the loss and destruction of property, the separation of families, and atrocious levels of suffering across this area. This exhibition will feature a rich array of artifacts and paintings, including a rare portrait of General George Washington’s spymaster, Benjamin Tallmadge (1754–1835) (member of the famous Culper Spy Ring), on loan from the Litchfield Historical Society. The general experience for Long Islanders over those seven years was one that witnessed large-scale population evacuation and the destruction of churches, woodlands, agriculture, and livestock as British forces used the area as a source of sustenance for their larger war effort. The post-Revolutionary War era was one of profound reconstruction across Long Island. At the same time, the tragic impacts of the war also brought about powerful and transformative legacies, leading to more democratic politics across this region and to the eventual end of slavery, both on Long Island and in New York State.

This exhibition is part of LIM’s America250 celebration, featuring special exhibitions and related programming. Learn more at longislandmuseum.org/longisland250.

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Learn how video games are more than a mode of entertainment, and the important role digital games are playing in the lives of today’s youth.

The exhibition showcases that video games are more than a mode of entertainment for today’s youth; they have become a means for developing personal and professional skills, such as teamwork, complex problem-solving, and building social networks. Throughout the exhibit, which features 10 fun, interactive gaming stations, visitors will play games, meet historic and contemporary figures in game design and engineering, and uncover the invisible design behind their gaming experience. There is an emphasis on celebrating the contributions made by people of color in the hope of inspiring Black and Latinx students to consider careers in the gaming industry.

Exhibition created by Science and Arts Engagement New York, Inc./DBA Harlem Gallery of Science, and partially supported by New York State Council on the Arts

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An idealistic young King Arthur hopes to create a kingdom built on honor and dignity, embodied by his Knights of The Round Table. His Ideals, however are tested when his lovely queen, Guenevere, falls in love with the young Knight, Lancelot and the fate of the kingdom hangs in the balance. Featuring the classic songs “If Ever I Would Leave You,” “I Loved You Once In Silence,” “The Lusty Month of May,” and of course “Camelot.”

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Bring your shovels, trowels, buckets and wheelbarrows, it's time to get dirty.

Dig up as many tulip bulbs as you can carry and enjoy the colors of the farm at your home next spring!

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2026 Reservation Pricing

$45 – Per Person (Over 12 Years Old)$30 – Ages 3 – 12 Years OldAges 2 and Under – FREEAs there is a maximum capacity onboard, we strongly recommend calling ahead to make reservations. We do allow for walk-ons – walk-on pricing is different and is CASH ONLY.

2026 Walk-On Pricing [CASH ONLY]

*PLEASE BRING EXACT CHANGE OR CLOSE TO IT.

$50 – Per Person (Over 12 Years Old)$35 – Ages 3 – 12 Years OldAges 2 and under – FREECruises are scheduled according to the tide table.

Click here to view the 2026 Schedule

Reserve your spot now! Call WMHO Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. 631-751-2244.

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In 1922, F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896 - 1940), his wife Zelda (1900 - 1948), and their infant daughter Scottie (1921 - 1986) moved into a Mediterranean-style house at 6 Gateway Drive in Great Neck. Fitzgerald immersed himself in the local community and created an indelible island of imagination, something that resembled but also caricatured what the North Shore of Long Island actually was in the 1920s. On April 10, 1925, The Great Gatsby was published by Charles Scribner's Sons. The novel received mixed reviews and was not an immediate commercial success. However, it has since taken on a much larger significance in literary and popular culture, achieving a place in the canon of great American novels. This exhibition will focus on the history of the book's creation and reception, as well as both the mythology and the reality of the area that it depicted. Objects will include items from private and public collections related to the book and to the Fitzgeralds' lives, period clothing from the LIM's collection, Jazz Age artwork, and well-developed vignettes.

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Details:
$50 igloo fee

Limited to 6 guests

Available reservation time are 5pm and 7:30pm

Each evening offers limited availability with only 4 igloo reservations per night, so secure your spot today and make your night unforgettable!

📞 Call 631.751.0555 now to reserve your magical evening!

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Gather your friends, chosen family, or partner for one of the most unique Pride Long Island events of the season. Whether you’re visiting the North Fork for a weekend getaway or local to the East End, this Pride sunset cruise blends celebration, community, and classic coastal elegance.

Perfect for couples, groups, and Pride weekend escapes.

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The Stony Brook Grist Mill Audio Experience is free and can be accessed at anytime, anywhere. To start your tour, visit https://audio.stonybrookvillage.com/tours/the-stony-brook-grist-mill/audio.stonybrookvillage.com.

Immersing themselves in the story of the most fully operational mill on Long Island, participants will learn about the 320+ year old Stony Brook Grist Mill from its construction to today. Discovering the mill’s history, tour-goers will learn of the structure’s construction, owners, operators, its surprising role as one of Long Island’s “firsts” and more.

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Please note, as the bloom progresses, the flowers start to lose some color, but the fragrance of the fields grows even stronger.

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The moving and epic tale of two brothers that will change the world based on the beloved, Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation film.

** This production is the Long Island Premiere of The Prince of Egypt **

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The experience is FREE to the public and will allow all visitors of Stony Brook Village to immerse themselves in the quirky history and stories of the lifestyle center and some of its surrounding properties. The audio experience is obtained by scanning QR codes throughout the village and is also available at audio.stonybrookvillage.com

Currently, the experience has 14 stops, and covers the history and the stories from the Hercules Pavilion, the Three Village Inn’s original residents, to the entire development of Stony Brook Village Center.

It is recommended that participants of the experience begin at the Three Village Inn.

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The exhibition includes spectacular and important glass, furniture, paintings, and sculpture from artists and designers such as Louis Comfort Tiffany, Tiffany & Co., Gustav Klimt, Louis Majorelle, Alphonse Mucha, Emmanuel Lansyer, and Émile Gallé, introducing a new generation to Art Nouveau’s luminous innovations and artistic triumphs, enticing visitors once more into these lustrous, nature-inspired havens of ornate beauty—all orchestrated over a century ago by visionary designers, just before the First World War ushered in a stark new reality.

LIM is part of a national tour of this exhibition and is the only museum in New York State to host The Triumph of Nature. Showcasing the exhibition at the LIM also reinforces the Long Island connection between Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. and Long Island, where in 1923 the Chrysler family bought a summer estate which would ultimately become part of the campus of the United States Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point.

Learn more at longislandmuseum.org.

The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau from the Chrysler Museum of Art is organized by the Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, VA and toured by International Arts & Artists, Washington, DC.”

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Love is stronger than hate… until the streets push back

On the restless sidewalks of 1950s New York, two rival street gangs fight for turf and pride. When Tony, a former Jet, meets Maria, the sister of the Sharks’ leader, their instant connection defies the rules of their neighborhoods, and ignites a love that could change everything, or destroy it.​

About the show
West Side Story reimagines Romeo and Juliet in a city charged with rhythm, desire, and danger. Two young lovers reach across ethnic and cultural lines, trying to build a fragile bridge between communities divided by fear, prejudice, and violence.​ As tensions escalate and loyalties are tested, Tony and Maria’s dream of a life beyond the gangs becomes a race against time. Their story lays bare the human cost of hatred and the heartbreaking consequences when understanding comes too late. Set to one of musical theatre’s most iconic scores and brought to life with thrilling choreography, West Side Story is as urgent, romantic, and emotionally shattering today as when it first premiered.​

Why audiences love it
From “Tonight” and “Somewhere” to “America” and “Maria,” the songs of West Side Story are woven into the soundtrack of American culture. The show blends sweeping romance, explosive dance, and searing drama into a night that leaves audiences breathless.​ This is a musical for anyone who loves big emotions and towering melodies, stories that linger long after the final note, a timeless reminder that love can bloom anywhere, even in the unlikeliest corners of a divided city.​

Plan your visit
Performances run May 8 – May 31, 2026, with evening and matinee options so you can make West Side Story the centerpiece of your night out (or afternoon escape). Enjoy easy parking, drinks and snacks at concessions, and Broadway-caliber theatre close to home in Bellport.​ Invite friends, plan a date, or introduce a new generation to one of the greatest musicals ever written. A powerful, unforgettable experience on The Gateway stage.

Book by Arthur Laurents, Music by Leonard Bernstein, Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.
Entire original production directed and Choreographed by Jerome Robins.
Originally produced on Broadway by Robert E. Griffin and Harrold S. Prince by arrangement with Roger L. Stevens.

West Side Story is presented through Special Arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com

Content Advisory:

May not be suitable for all ages. While there is no official rating system for live theatre, we encourage you to use your judgment based on age, maturity level, and subject matter.

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Turning select offices into gallery-style spaces to showcase local and emerging artists. From May 13-June 13, on view at our Wheatley office, this installation features the work of Leon + Good.

All works are available for purchase.
All are welcome.

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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to celebrate Women’s History Month at Long Island State Parks.

This month-long celebration highlights several notable women in history and their accomplishments through informative posters and pictures. We invite you to visit us to learn more about these great women and their impact on history and culture.

Displays and programs throughout the month of March at Jones Beach State Park are:

Jones Beach State Park, Administration Building, Wantagh

Display open daily 7:00am – 4:30pm, for information call 516-785-1600

Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center-West End 2, Wantagh

Display open daily 9:00am - 4:30pm, for information call 516-809-8222

Storytime: Women’s History Month (Children 0-8; FREE program), Tuesday, March 17, 2026, 11:00am – 12:00pmTo celebrate Women’s History Month, join our educator and read exciting tales of women in science!Women Nature Writers (All ages; FREE program), Saturday, March 28, 2026, 11:00am – 12:30pmJoin one of our educators at this free event to celebrate Women’s History Month by learning about one of history’s most talented nature writers, and practice writing your very own piece inspired by our local environment.To register: www.jonesbeachenc.org/programs

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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to celebrate Women’s History Month at Long Island State Parks.

This month-long celebration highlights several notable women in history and their accomplishments through informative posters and pictures. We invite you to visit us to learn more about these great women and their impact on history and culture.

Displays and programs throughout the month of March at:

Nissequogue River State Park – Charles & Helen Reichert Administration Building, Kings Park

Display open daily 8:00am – 4:00pm, for more information call 631-269-4927

Additionally, there will be specially themed lecture programs and workshops being offered through our Long Island State Parks Environmental Education Department:

Nissequogue River State Park, Kings Park

Revolution Remedies, Saturday, March 28, 2026, 10:30am – 12:00pmExplore the overlooked medical work of women during the American Revolution. We’ll highlight the nurses, caregivers, Indigenous healers, and enslaved African women whose herbal knowledge, improvised remedies, and daily labor sustained the Continental Army. Through a hands-on activity, visitors will discover how ordinary women used extraordinary ingenuity to keep a nation alive.Programs are $4.00 per person upon arrival. No parking fee is in effect. Each person in your party needs a ticket. Space is limited. If you are unable to keep your reservation, please cancel so others may have the opportunity to attend the program. Please try to arrive at least 15 minutes early.

To register: www.eventbrite.com/o/nys-parks-long-island-environmental-education-33908178297

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Long Island’s Favorite Weekend Brunch Spot Is In The Shed Restaurant!

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BRUNCH, LUNCH & DINNER 7 DAYS A WEEK

Eggs Benedict, Chicken & Waffles, The Shed Bowl… a full menu of Long Island Favorites!

Outdoor Dining & Indoor Dining for Brunch & Dinner + Take-out 🍳

Order Online: InTheShed.com + GET YOUR FAVE SHED COCKTAILS TO-GO!

📍West Sayville The Shed 21 Main St. West Sayville, NY

⏰ 7 Days a Week!

📍Huntington The Shed 54 New Street, Huntington, NY

⏰ 7 Days a Week!

📍Plainview, NY The Shed at The Shops at Country Pointe: 1511 Old Country Road Plainview, NY

⏰ 7 Days a Week!

📍Westbury, NY Coming Soon!

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Long Island’s Favorite Weekend Brunch Spot Is In The Shed Restaurant!

Check Out Our Menus Here

BRUNCH, LUNCH & DINNER 7 DAYS A WEEK

Eggs Benedict, Chicken & Waffles, The Shed Bowl… a full menu of Long Island Favorites!

Outdoor Dining & Indoor Dining for Brunch & Dinner + Take-out 🍳

Order Online: InTheShed.com + GET YOUR FAVE SHED COCKTAILS TO-GO!

📍West Sayville The Shed 21 Main St. West Sayville, NY

⏰ 7 Days a Week!

📍Huntington The Shed 54 New Street, Huntington, NY

⏰ 7 Days a Week!

📍Plainview, NY The Shed at The Shops at Country Pointe: 1511 Old Country Road Plainview, NY

⏰ 7 Days a Week!

📍Westbury, NY Coming Soon!

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Long Island’s Favorite Weekend Brunch Spot Is In The Shed Restaurant!

Check Out Our Menus Here

BRUNCH, LUNCH & DINNER 7 DAYS A WEEK

Eggs Benedict, Chicken & Waffles, The Shed Bowl… a full menu of Long Island Favorites!

Outdoor Dining & Indoor Dining for Brunch & Dinner + Take-out 🍳

Order Online: InTheShed.com + GET YOUR FAVE SHED COCKTAILS TO-GO!

📍West Sayville The Shed 21 Main St. West Sayville, NY

⏰ 7 Days a Week!

📍Huntington The Shed 54 New Street, Huntington, NY

⏰ 7 Days a Week!

📍Plainview, NY The Shed at The Shops at Country Pointe: 1511 Old Country Road Plainview, NY

⏰ 7 Days a Week!

📍Westbury, NY Coming Soon!

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Cradle-Con is Long Island’s non-profit, comic, collectible, and pop culture convention, built by fans, for fans.

The Cradle of Aviation Museum is proud to present an event that is a pure celebration of all things comic book culture. It is an opportunity for COMIC READERS to meet and greet local comic book creators, for COLLECTORS on the hunt for rare books and toys to shop with some of the best vendors, for COSPLAYERS to gather and celebrate their favorite fandoms, and for RETRO GAMERS to get their game on! This spectacular yet intimate experience allows fans of all ages to gather, socialize, and share their passion for what they love. And it's a beautiful day out for FAMILIES with lots of activities for kids.

​This is... Cradle-Con!

​Proceeds benefit the museum's Preservation and Education Programs.

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Celebrate Dad with a wonderful day of Summer Family Fun at the Farm!

All DAD will receive a FREE PASS valid for their next visit with their paid admission on June 15th & 16th.

Our Magic Shows will run throughout the day on Father's Day. In addition, all farm attendees can get up close an personal with our Giraffes at the White Post Farms Giraffe Experience. It is always included in your general admission.

The farm is open from 10am-6pm. Last admission is at 5pm.

For more information or to purchase tickets visit www.whitepostfarms.com.

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Gold Coast Book Fair features 150+ authors, thousands of readers, panels, book signings, and a festive marketplace with food and a
variety of vendors. Produced by the Gold Coast Forum, it takes place over the course of one weekend with a Friday night kickoff and a weekend fair
in beautiful downtown Oyster Bay.
Free General admission 🌟 Some events require a paid ticket 🌟 Activities for readers of all ages.

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Enjoy Spring time fun at White Post Farms and save $5 on every ticket purchased online this weekend, May 16th and 17th.

At White Post Farms, you can feed hundreds of farm animals and exotic animals from around the world.

Our Giraffe Feeding Experience and our Dinosaur Adventure are included in the admission.

Rodeo Ricky has four shows daily on weekends. It's a new show with a BUBBLE DANCE PARTY finale! This show is also included in the farm admission.

Use the code SPRING5OFF to save $5 on every ticket purchased online for May 16th and 17th. This offer is good for online purchases only. Get tickets and learn more at www.whitepostfarms.com

Free parking.

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SAVE THE DATE! Sean Kenney’s Nature Connects® Made with LEGO® Bricks is coming to Old Westbury Gardens on May 15, 2026. This award-winning outdoor exhibition will transform the Gardens with 17 vibrant, larger-than-life sculptures built from over 300,000 LEGO® pieces.

Created by Amsterdam-based artist Sean Kenney and produced by Imagine, Nature Connects brings art and nature together in a playful, inspiring way—inviting visitors of all ages to explore the beauty, balance, and interconnectedness of the natural world.

This event will be included with admission. Tickets go on sale mid-March.

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Based on the popular Disney Channel Original Movies, Disney's Descendants: The Musical is a brand-new musical jam-packed with comedy, adventure, Disney characters, and hit songs from the films!

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Saturday + Sunday

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All May During Gallery Hours | 11AM-4PM | Kids & Families

Thar she blooms! Track down hidden florals in the gallery. Find them all to claim your prize!

Included with Admission

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SEA SURVIVAL CHALLENGE

January 15 - June 30 | Kids & Adventurous Adults

Drop In During Gallery Hours 11:00 – 4:00PM

Do you have what it takes to survive the open ocean? Embark on an adventure through the museum to collect clues and crack puzzles as you follow the paths of shipwrecked sailors, clever castaways, and daring ocean scientists. Cap off your quest by creating a Navigator's Necklace complete with a working compass!

$5 Member; Admission + $10 Participant

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April - May | Kids & Adults

EXCLUDING 4/3, 4/7, 4/10, 4/18

Gallery Hours 11:00 – 4:00PM

Dive into the amazing wildlife of the Long Island Sound and bring your favorite sea creature to life using recycled materials in this fun, self-guided activity! Build your own ocean-inspired creation and leave it with us to become part of our special “Recycled Ecosystem” display. Included with admission.

Free with Admission

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The CSH Pass: Local Resident Appreciation Month

May 1 - 17 | During Gallery Hours | Kids & Families

We love being your "homeport" museum! To show our gratitude to the community that anchors us, we’re throwing open the doors to our neighbors from May 1st to May 17th. CSH Central School District residents can visit free (up to 4 guests per household) -- rediscover the magic right in your own backyard!

No registration required.

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Weekend Brunch at City Cellar! Offered every Saturday & Sunday from 11am-3pm with Live Jazz on Sundays! Reservations are recommended.

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Fogo Happy Hour. So good, it lasts all day.

We’re offering Happy Hour Specials and Half-Price South American bottles of wine under $130. All Day Every Day. In the dining room and bar. So drop by anytime.

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The Curry Club has Unlimted Mimosas and Bloody Marys Everyday from 11:30am-3:30pm!

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$25 Prix Fixe Lunch
Available Daily

Choose One Appetizer + One Entrée

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The Long Island Biennial, now in its ninth iteration, deepens connections between artists across Nassau and Suffolk counties and their communities. The exhibition uses the Declaration of Independence (1776) and George Grosz’s masterpiece of political art, Eclipse of the Sun (1926), as touchstones for thinking about power, national ideals, and public life. The Declaration of Independence set forth aspirational principles of liberty and equality, although its promises remain incomplete. A century and a half later, George Grosz’s searing painting exposed the corruption he saw at the heart of modern society. From an open call that attracted nearly six hundred submissions, the guest jurors selected 73 works by 69 artists that respond to these cultural and political legacies. Just Powers brings together the work of Long Island artists with diverse perspectives to reveal how democratic ideals are interpreted, challenged, and reimagined today.

Just Powers was juried by Tripoli Patterson, founder and owner, Tripoli Gallery; photographer Andreas Rentsch, Associate Professor of Photography and Chair of the Art Department, Lycoming College; and Dr. Lauren Rosati, Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art. It was curated by Dr. Meredith A. Brown, Consulting Curator of Contemporary Art, The Heckscher Museum of Art.

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Authors Adrienne Thurman and Ali Rosen serve up sparkling contemporary romance. From a meddling sister’s matchmaking schemes to an unexpected summer in Italy, these novels explore love, self-discovery, and the humor and heart in life’s unpredictable turns.

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Have your quintessential East End summer moment with us! Enjoy a bottle of our Scielo or Rainbow Rosé,* paired with a dozen oysters from our friends over at Fire Island Oyster Company. Classically paired with our house take on mignonette, and of course, lemons. The perfect way to spend a lazy summer afternoon, or usher in the weekend vibes before dinner.

Running summer weekends, all summer long. Reservations available throughout the day, Friday - Monday.

*Can also substitute for Scielo Sauvignon Blanc if preferred!

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Available All Day, Everyday

Half Off Bottles Of Rose On The Patio

La Jolie Fleur
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40

Fleur de Mer
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40

Hampton Water
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40
6 oz. Glass 14
9 oz. Glass 18

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Five varietals, and just one opportunity. Put your expertise to the test. We’ll set the stage with some light bites and battleground rules, and then let the showdown begin! Sip, guess, and conquer. The player with the most correct identifications wins an RG bottle of their choice. Book your experience today!

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
🍇 Outdoor, Tasting Room
💰 $50 per person

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Join us at the Heckscher Museum of Art during the annual Huntington PUBlic Art Crawl for a day filled with creativity and connection! Explore the exhibition Just Powers: Long Island Biennial 2026 and meet the artists behind the artwork between 1 and 5 pm. Exhibiting artists will be in the galleries to provide insight into their work and answer visitor questions.

Artists Michael W. Krasowitz and Wan Ling Fahrer will be in the galleries from 1 to 3 pm

Artist Lori Horowitz and Diana Salomon will be in the galleries from 3 to 5 pm.

Docents will also be in the galleries throughout the day.

Learn more about the Huntington PUBlic Art Crawl at huntingtonpublicartcrawl.com

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Premiering at the CM Performing Arts Center as part of our LAPAA Initiative - Join us for Senioritis: We're Still Here, The Musical! Written & Conceived by DonnaD Lipari

“Senioritis – We’re Still Here!”, written and conceived by DonnaD Lipari is a fresh, original musical bursting with laughter, heart, and a whole lot of wisdom. Eight spirited seniors, ages 70 to 80, all move into an assisted living facility on the very same day. At first, they’re weighed down by sadness, convinced life as they knew it has come to an end. But that gloom quickly flips to joy when they discover that aging isn’t a limitation—it’s an opportunity.

Through hilarious parodies and uplifting original songs, these vibrant characters prove that age is only a state of mind, and that how we grow older is truly our choice. With courage, humor, and the insight that only experience can bring, they unlock surprising new sides of themselves.

This show is witty, touching, and empowering—reminding us all, as one unforgettable number declares: “You’re Never Too Old to Make Your Dreams Come True!”

Interested in booking a group of 10 or more?
Please contact our Group Sales Manager at BrianMiceli@cmpac.com or call 631-218-2810 Ext. 1030

For all other ticket inquiries: https://www.cmpac.com/shows/senioritis/

PERFORMANCE DATES

Saturday, May 16 at 2PM

Sunday, May 17 at 11AM

Sunday, May 24 at 2PM

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Wilderness Survival: Wayfinding

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Happy Hour at Blackstone Steakhouse!

Monday – Friday 3-6pm & All Day Sunday
$10 Bar Menu, Cocktails & Wine in the Bar & Lounge

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Indian High Tea Time Every day for $10 including Pakora, Samosas, and Biscuits.

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Enjoy Live Music at The Wine Barn and Farmers Market! Local Wine, Local Beer, Hot Pizza, Charcuterie and more!

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Open to All, With Artist Sanford Biggers and Chief Curator Corinne Erni

May 16, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM

Free for Members | Free for Resident Benefits PassHolders | $25 Guests of Member | $30 Adults | Free for Students & Children

As we celebrate the opening of Sanford Biggers: Drift, join us for a conversation between exhibiting artist Sanford Biggers and Corinne Erni, Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman Chief Curator of Art and Education, who organized the exhibition.

Advance registration is recommended. Limited spaces will be available at the door.

About the Exhibition
Sanford Biggers: Drift presents the acclaimed artist’s first major solo presentation on the East End of Long Island, featuring new textile works, prints, indoor and outdoor sculptures, and site-responsive installations. Biggers (b. 1970, Los Angeles, CA) draws on a diverse range of influences, from Buddhism and Los Angeles graffiti culture to Gee’s Bend quilts and his own collection of African sculpture. Running throughout the exhibition is the cloud motif, a symbol that has engaged the artist for decades. Beginning with Biggers’ monumental ceiling installation Unsui (Cloud Forest) (2025), the exhibition traces the theme through his Codex series—sculptures and paintings made from repurposed antique quilts; a floor-based sand installation inspired by prayer rugs, breakdance floors, and Japanese Buddhist mandalas; and Of many waters…, a large-scale outdoor sculpture.

Sanford Biggers: Drift is part of the Museum’s USA250: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, a year-long program organized in response to the United States’ semiquincentennial in 2026. The USA250 exhibition series will reflect on the nation’s history and founding values, examine our present moment, and imagine new ways of moving forward, while recognizing the contributions of regional artists to the broader landscape of American art and culture. Through this exhibition, Biggers explores the theme of “Pursuit of Happiness.”

Sanford Biggers: Drift is co-organized by Corinne Erni, The Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman Chief Curator of Art and Education, and Scout Hutchinson, The FLAG Art Foundation Associate Curator of Contemporary Art at the Parrish.

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Running April 18 - May 10 2026 on the Main Stage in The Noel S. Ruiz Theatre, CM Performing Arts Proudly Presents: Jersey Boys, Sponsored by Advance Sound Company & Stony Brook Medicine. Sponsored in part by La Supreme Pizza!

With phenomenal music, memorable characters, and great storytelling, JERSEY BOYS follows the fascinating evolution of four blue-collar kids who became one of the greatest successes in pop-music history. Winner of Best Musical at both the Tony Awards® and Olivier Awards®, JERSEY BOYS takes you behind the music of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons to discover the secret of a 40-year friendship as the foursome work their way from the streets of New Jersey to the heights of stardom.

Rated PG-13

Run Time: Approx. 2 Hours and 30 Minutes (Including a 15 Minute Intermission)

PERFORMANCE DATES

Saturday, April 18 7:30PM
Sunday, April 19 2PM
Wednesday, April 22 2PM
Friday, April 24 7:30PM
Saturday, April 25 2PM
Saturday, April 25 7:30PM
Sunday, April 26 2PM
Friday, May 1 7:30PM
Saturday, May 2 2PM
Saturday, May 2 7:30PM
Sunday, May 3 2PM

Friday, May 8 7:30PM
Saturday, May 9 2PM
Saturday, May 9 7:30PM
Sunday, May 10 2PM

Saturday, May 16 7:30PM

Sunday, May 17 3PM

Interested in booking a group of 10 or more?
Please contact our Group Sales Manager at BrianMiceli@cmpac.com or call 631-218-2810 Ext. 1030

For all other Ticket Inquires, call the Box Office at 631-218-2810 or visit: https://www.cmpac.com/shows/jerseyboys/

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The World’s #1 Tribute to Journey!

Frontiers is the world’s number one tribute to Journey. These five talented, skilled, renowned NYC area musicians recreate the music of Journey to perfection, note for note – every nuance, every iconic riff, all the feels. Frontiers covers all the greatest hits of Journey, taking you back to the late 70’s during Journey’s magical inception with Gregg Rolie and Neal Schon, and to the 80’s with Steve Perry and Jonathan Cain, when Journey’s timeless, chart topping hits such as Open Arms, Separate Ways, Send Her My Love, Faithfully, Stone in Love, Don’t Stop Believing, Who’s Crying Now, Anyway You Want It, and many others ruled the airwaves.

When both Steve Perry and Neal Schon proclaim to the world via Twitter that Frontiers is their favorite Journey tribute band, you know you’re in for an authentic, unmatched, amazing experience.

“Hands down, Frontiers is my favorite tribute to Journey!”
– Steve Perry of Journey

“My favorite Journey tribute band, Frontiers!”
– Neal Schon of Journey

Doors - 7:00pm

Showtime - 8:00pm

Tickets: $39-$65

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Leonid & Friends have blown the minds of legions of fans with their uncanny ability to capture the spirit, musicality, and fire of American supergroup Chicago. Leonid Vorobyev's goal was a studio project in dedication to Chicago under the motto “musicians for musicians”. Their first video went viral, but they really gained traction when Chicago itself published the video on its official website. They have since expanded their repertoire to include Earth Wind & Fire, Blood Sweat & Tears, Ides of March, Stevie Wonder, Steely Dan, Deep Purple, and new original material. This incredible 11-piece band now has over 1.2 million followers across social media, an astonishing 300 million+ video views, and over 400 successful US shows under their belt. The future is only looking up for Leonid & Friends.

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For bottle service reservations, email concierge@calissahamptons.com.

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Every Friday and Saturday evening, year-round, Calissa in Water Mill (Southampton) hosts DJ-driven nights with Mediterranean cocktails, candlelit corners, and a stylish crowd. Make a night of it—dine at Calissa, then slip into the Lounge for music and dancing. Limited lounge tables and bottle service available.

For bottle service reservations, email concierge@calissahamptons.com.

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Explore the most complete collection of Apple computers in the United States, assembled and restored by Long Island resident Kevin Lenane. His collection celebrates the technological and design innovations of Apple that brought personal computing devices into the homes—and now the hands—of all Americans.

The exhibition features a rare 1976 Apple-1 computer, marking the 50th anniversary of its release, alongside artifacts from Apple’s groundbreaking Lisa and Mac development projects of the 1980s. Visitors will also explore Apple’s 1990s experiments with personal digital assistants and televisions, as well as the iconic, colorful iMac G3. Original marketing materials from one of Long Island’s earliest Mac retailers round out the experience, bringing the story of innovation to life.

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Complementing LIM's Video Games: The Great Connector, this exhibition highlights how Long Islanders have contributed to the history of video game development.

In 1959, at Brookhaven National Laboratory’s annual visitor day, instrumentation division members William A. Higinbotham, David Potter and Robert V. Dvorak Sr. presented what would become the very first computer game, Tennis for Two. And in the early 1980s, Acclaim Entertainment was founded in Oyster Bay, which went on to become a globally recognized developer of video games.

Today, that legacy lives on through events like the Long Island Retro Gaming Expo, which celebrates its 10th annual convention in Garden City this year and has become a major destination for the Northeast’s gaming community.

Featuring multiple hands-on retro gaming stations, including Acclaim Entertainment games such as NBA Jam on a Sega Genesis.

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If you lived through the 1970s, you know the decade is about more than orange shag carpets, platform shoes, avocado-colored walls, oversized Detroit “land yachts,” and spinning the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack on vinyl. It is layered and complex. Across Long Island, social, political, and demographic shifts fuel cultural and artistic innovation, even as new questions and vulnerabilities emerge.

Long Island in the ’70s captures the energy, excitement, and challenges of this transformative era. The exhibition features fashions from LIM’s collection, a 1974 AMC Matador Station Wagon on loan from its original owner’s family, milestone toys and sports memorabilia, and artwork and photography reflecting the decade’s changes. As the postwar boom in Levittown and Nassau County slows, suburban growth moves east. Suffolk County’s population rises rapidly, especially in Huntington, Babylon, Islip, and Brookhaven, sparking environmental activism and legislation like the Suffolk County Farmland Preservation Act, as well as protests over the Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant. Meanwhile, Long Island develops a stronger regional identity, marked by the arrival of the New York Islanders in 1972 at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, and a growing influx of artists east of the Shinnecock Canal.

Building on LIM’s popular exhibitions on the 1950s and 1960s, this show brings together a wide range of art and artifacts—from clothing and paintings to photographs, music, and pop culture objects. Highlights include photography by Rick Kopstein, Meryl Meisler, and Joanne Mulberg. Visitors explore immersive displays, including a fully realized 1970s suburban living room, and a section on Long Island’s experiences during the end of the Vietnam War, with military uniforms, photographs, and shared stories -- offering a vivid look at a decade that continues to shape life today.

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In commemoration of America250, The Seat of Action spotlights the experiences of the Long Island region during the Revolutionary War, an area that was under martial law and British control longer than any other part of the American colonies. In the years between the Battle of Long Island (August 1776) and the liberation of New York (November 1783), military occupation led to the loss and destruction of property, the separation of families, and atrocious levels of suffering across this area. This exhibition will feature a rich array of artifacts and paintings, including a rare portrait of General George Washington’s spymaster, Benjamin Tallmadge (1754–1835) (member of the famous Culper Spy Ring), on loan from the Litchfield Historical Society. The general experience for Long Islanders over those seven years was one that witnessed large-scale population evacuation and the destruction of churches, woodlands, agriculture, and livestock as British forces used the area as a source of sustenance for their larger war effort. The post-Revolutionary War era was one of profound reconstruction across Long Island. At the same time, the tragic impacts of the war also brought about powerful and transformative legacies, leading to more democratic politics across this region and to the eventual end of slavery, both on Long Island and in New York State.

This exhibition is part of LIM’s America250 celebration, featuring special exhibitions and related programming. Learn more at longislandmuseum.org/longisland250.

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Learn how video games are more than a mode of entertainment, and the important role digital games are playing in the lives of today’s youth.

The exhibition showcases that video games are more than a mode of entertainment for today’s youth; they have become a means for developing personal and professional skills, such as teamwork, complex problem-solving, and building social networks. Throughout the exhibit, which features 10 fun, interactive gaming stations, visitors will play games, meet historic and contemporary figures in game design and engineering, and uncover the invisible design behind their gaming experience. There is an emphasis on celebrating the contributions made by people of color in the hope of inspiring Black and Latinx students to consider careers in the gaming industry.

Exhibition created by Science and Arts Engagement New York, Inc./DBA Harlem Gallery of Science, and partially supported by New York State Council on the Arts

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Join us at Ruta Oaxaca Mexican Cuisine every weekend for our unbeatable 2-for-1 Margaritas and Bottomless Drinks every Saturday and Sunday 11-4PM. It's the perfect way to kick back and enjoy great company with your favorite Mexican Dishes. Don't miss out! - Cheers to a fun weekend with us!

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An idealistic young King Arthur hopes to create a kingdom built on honor and dignity, embodied by his Knights of The Round Table. His Ideals, however are tested when his lovely queen, Guenevere, falls in love with the young Knight, Lancelot and the fate of the kingdom hangs in the balance. Featuring the classic songs “If Ever I Would Leave You,” “I Loved You Once In Silence,” “The Lusty Month of May,” and of course “Camelot.”

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Bring your shovels, trowels, buckets and wheelbarrows, it's time to get dirty.

Dig up as many tulip bulbs as you can carry and enjoy the colors of the farm at your home next spring!

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2026 Reservation Pricing

$45 – Per Person (Over 12 Years Old)$30 – Ages 3 – 12 Years OldAges 2 and Under – FREEAs there is a maximum capacity onboard, we strongly recommend calling ahead to make reservations. We do allow for walk-ons – walk-on pricing is different and is CASH ONLY.

2026 Walk-On Pricing [CASH ONLY]

*PLEASE BRING EXACT CHANGE OR CLOSE TO IT.

$50 – Per Person (Over 12 Years Old)$35 – Ages 3 – 12 Years OldAges 2 and under – FREECruises are scheduled according to the tide table.

Click here to view the 2026 Schedule

Reserve your spot now! Call WMHO Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. 631-751-2244.

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Miller Lite
$5 Pints

Lessing’s Local Hazy IPA
$6 Pints

Seasonal
$6 Pints

Brunch Menu Available

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In 1922, F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896 - 1940), his wife Zelda (1900 - 1948), and their infant daughter Scottie (1921 - 1986) moved into a Mediterranean-style house at 6 Gateway Drive in Great Neck. Fitzgerald immersed himself in the local community and created an indelible island of imagination, something that resembled but also caricatured what the North Shore of Long Island actually was in the 1920s. On April 10, 1925, The Great Gatsby was published by Charles Scribner's Sons. The novel received mixed reviews and was not an immediate commercial success. However, it has since taken on a much larger significance in literary and popular culture, achieving a place in the canon of great American novels. This exhibition will focus on the history of the book's creation and reception, as well as both the mythology and the reality of the area that it depicted. Objects will include items from private and public collections related to the book and to the Fitzgeralds' lives, period clothing from the LIM's collection, Jazz Age artwork, and well-developed vignettes.

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International Museum Day Celebration

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Make a Splash at Jimbo's Birthday Bash!

Join us at the Long Island Aquarium as we celebrate everyone’s favorite shark with a fin-tastic family party. The celebration includes Aquarium admission (visit before and/or after the event), a kid-friendly birthday buffet featuring pizza, soft pretzels, hot dogs, popcorn and chips, the mascot parade, DJ entertainment, mascot performances, Jimbo’s birthday cake presentation, a group “Happy Birthday,” and photo and autograph opportunities with mascots. This event takes place in the waterfront Sea Star Ballroom and includes all day access to the Aquarium.

Sunday, May 17 • 11am or 2pm

Adults (13+): $59.95*
Children (3-12): $39.95*
Children under 2: $10.35*
Members save 10%!

Reservations required. Call 631.208.9200, ext. 426

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Each brunch experience features Long Island Blanc & Franc wines alongside curated menus,
inviting locals and visitors alike to explore these wines in an approachable, dining-forward
setting—and encouraging continued visits to tasting rooms throughout the season.

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Details:
$50 igloo fee

Limited to 6 guests

Available reservation time are 5pm and 7:30pm

Each evening offers limited availability with only 4 igloo reservations per night, so secure your spot today and make your night unforgettable!

📞 Call 631.751.0555 now to reserve your magical evening!

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Step aboard a historic 1926 Greenport-built sailboat celebrating her 100th season and glide through calm evening waters under a canopy of stars. This unique North Fork moonlight cruise is perfect for couples, stargazers, photographers, and anyone seeking a quiet, romantic escape on the water.

With the shoreline lights reflecting off the bay and constellations overhead, this is Long Island sailing at its most serene.

Reserve your New Moon sail and experience the East End after dark.

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Gather your friends, chosen family, or partner for one of the most unique Pride Long Island events of the season. Whether you’re visiting the North Fork for a weekend getaway or local to the East End, this Pride sunset cruise blends celebration, community, and classic coastal elegance.

Perfect for couples, groups, and Pride weekend escapes.

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The Stony Brook Grist Mill Audio Experience is free and can be accessed at anytime, anywhere. To start your tour, visit https://audio.stonybrookvillage.com/tours/the-stony-brook-grist-mill/audio.stonybrookvillage.com.

Immersing themselves in the story of the most fully operational mill on Long Island, participants will learn about the 320+ year old Stony Brook Grist Mill from its construction to today. Discovering the mill’s history, tour-goers will learn of the structure’s construction, owners, operators, its surprising role as one of Long Island’s “firsts” and more.

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Please note, as the bloom progresses, the flowers start to lose some color, but the fragrance of the fields grows even stronger.

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The moving and epic tale of two brothers that will change the world based on the beloved, Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation film.

** This production is the Long Island Premiere of The Prince of Egypt **

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The experience is FREE to the public and will allow all visitors of Stony Brook Village to immerse themselves in the quirky history and stories of the lifestyle center and some of its surrounding properties. The audio experience is obtained by scanning QR codes throughout the village and is also available at audio.stonybrookvillage.com

Currently, the experience has 14 stops, and covers the history and the stories from the Hercules Pavilion, the Three Village Inn’s original residents, to the entire development of Stony Brook Village Center.

It is recommended that participants of the experience begin at the Three Village Inn.

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The exhibition includes spectacular and important glass, furniture, paintings, and sculpture from artists and designers such as Louis Comfort Tiffany, Tiffany & Co., Gustav Klimt, Louis Majorelle, Alphonse Mucha, Emmanuel Lansyer, and Émile Gallé, introducing a new generation to Art Nouveau’s luminous innovations and artistic triumphs, enticing visitors once more into these lustrous, nature-inspired havens of ornate beauty—all orchestrated over a century ago by visionary designers, just before the First World War ushered in a stark new reality.

LIM is part of a national tour of this exhibition and is the only museum in New York State to host The Triumph of Nature. Showcasing the exhibition at the LIM also reinforces the Long Island connection between Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. and Long Island, where in 1923 the Chrysler family bought a summer estate which would ultimately become part of the campus of the United States Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point.

Learn more at longislandmuseum.org.

The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau from the Chrysler Museum of Art is organized by the Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, VA and toured by International Arts & Artists, Washington, DC.”

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Love is stronger than hate… until the streets push back

On the restless sidewalks of 1950s New York, two rival street gangs fight for turf and pride. When Tony, a former Jet, meets Maria, the sister of the Sharks’ leader, their instant connection defies the rules of their neighborhoods, and ignites a love that could change everything, or destroy it.​

About the show
West Side Story reimagines Romeo and Juliet in a city charged with rhythm, desire, and danger. Two young lovers reach across ethnic and cultural lines, trying to build a fragile bridge between communities divided by fear, prejudice, and violence.​ As tensions escalate and loyalties are tested, Tony and Maria’s dream of a life beyond the gangs becomes a race against time. Their story lays bare the human cost of hatred and the heartbreaking consequences when understanding comes too late. Set to one of musical theatre’s most iconic scores and brought to life with thrilling choreography, West Side Story is as urgent, romantic, and emotionally shattering today as when it first premiered.​

Why audiences love it
From “Tonight” and “Somewhere” to “America” and “Maria,” the songs of West Side Story are woven into the soundtrack of American culture. The show blends sweeping romance, explosive dance, and searing drama into a night that leaves audiences breathless.​ This is a musical for anyone who loves big emotions and towering melodies, stories that linger long after the final note, a timeless reminder that love can bloom anywhere, even in the unlikeliest corners of a divided city.​

Plan your visit
Performances run May 8 – May 31, 2026, with evening and matinee options so you can make West Side Story the centerpiece of your night out (or afternoon escape). Enjoy easy parking, drinks and snacks at concessions, and Broadway-caliber theatre close to home in Bellport.​ Invite friends, plan a date, or introduce a new generation to one of the greatest musicals ever written. A powerful, unforgettable experience on The Gateway stage.

Book by Arthur Laurents, Music by Leonard Bernstein, Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.
Entire original production directed and Choreographed by Jerome Robins.
Originally produced on Broadway by Robert E. Griffin and Harrold S. Prince by arrangement with Roger L. Stevens.

West Side Story is presented through Special Arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com

Content Advisory:

May not be suitable for all ages. While there is no official rating system for live theatre, we encourage you to use your judgment based on age, maturity level, and subject matter.

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Turning select offices into gallery-style spaces to showcase local and emerging artists. From May 13-June 13, on view at our Wheatley office, this installation features the work of Leon + Good.

All works are available for purchase.
All are welcome.

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3-COURSE SURF & TURF DINNER FOR TWO

AVAILABLE EVERY SUNDAY EVENING

$69 per person

https://www.rare650.com/sunday-dinner-special/

(Plus Tax & Gratuity. Not available on holidays including New Year's Eve, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Thanksgiving & Christmas Eve. Can not be combined with any other offer.)

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Dine at Insignia in Smithtown on Sundays and enjoy our Surf & Turf Dinner for Two dinner special for just $69 per person

A la carte dinner menu + chef's specials are also available

(plus tax & gratuity. not available on holidays. can not be combined with any other offer or discount)

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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to celebrate Women’s History Month at Long Island State Parks.

This month-long celebration highlights several notable women in history and their accomplishments through informative posters and pictures. We invite you to visit us to learn more about these great women and their impact on history and culture.

Displays and programs throughout the month of March at Jones Beach State Park are:

Jones Beach State Park, Administration Building, Wantagh

Display open daily 7:00am – 4:30pm, for information call 516-785-1600

Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center-West End 2, Wantagh

Display open daily 9:00am - 4:30pm, for information call 516-809-8222

Storytime: Women’s History Month (Children 0-8; FREE program), Tuesday, March 17, 2026, 11:00am – 12:00pmTo celebrate Women’s History Month, join our educator and read exciting tales of women in science!Women Nature Writers (All ages; FREE program), Saturday, March 28, 2026, 11:00am – 12:30pmJoin one of our educators at this free event to celebrate Women’s History Month by learning about one of history’s most talented nature writers, and practice writing your very own piece inspired by our local environment.To register: www.jonesbeachenc.org/programs

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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to celebrate Women’s History Month at Long Island State Parks.

This month-long celebration highlights several notable women in history and their accomplishments through informative posters and pictures. We invite you to visit us to learn more about these great women and their impact on history and culture.

Displays and programs throughout the month of March at:

Nissequogue River State Park – Charles & Helen Reichert Administration Building, Kings Park

Display open daily 8:00am – 4:00pm, for more information call 631-269-4927

Additionally, there will be specially themed lecture programs and workshops being offered through our Long Island State Parks Environmental Education Department:

Nissequogue River State Park, Kings Park

Revolution Remedies, Saturday, March 28, 2026, 10:30am – 12:00pmExplore the overlooked medical work of women during the American Revolution. We’ll highlight the nurses, caregivers, Indigenous healers, and enslaved African women whose herbal knowledge, improvised remedies, and daily labor sustained the Continental Army. Through a hands-on activity, visitors will discover how ordinary women used extraordinary ingenuity to keep a nation alive.Programs are $4.00 per person upon arrival. No parking fee is in effect. Each person in your party needs a ticket. Space is limited. If you are unable to keep your reservation, please cancel so others may have the opportunity to attend the program. Please try to arrive at least 15 minutes early.

To register: www.eventbrite.com/o/nys-parks-long-island-environmental-education-33908178297

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Skate School - Children - $85 for the month

SKATE SCHOOL IS NOT JUST FOR BEGINNERS!

Learn cool new SKILLS AND TRICKS to take your skating experience to the next level!!

Learn to do jumps, mohawks, crossovers, powerslides and more!

*Students are grouped by ability- and are constantly reassessed, encouraging them to keep developing their skill set

Pro Instructors for every level!

Sign up for Skate School Today!

Registration Must Be Made in Advance please call 516-795-5474 today!

Registration Must Be Made In Advance

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Long Island’s Favorite Weekend Brunch Spot Is In The Shed Restaurant!

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BRUNCH, LUNCH & DINNER 7 DAYS A WEEK

Eggs Benedict, Chicken & Waffles, The Shed Bowl… a full menu of Long Island Favorites!

Outdoor Dining & Indoor Dining for Brunch & Dinner + Take-out 🍳

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📍West Sayville The Shed 21 Main St. West Sayville, NY

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Long Island’s Favorite Weekend Brunch Spot Is In The Shed Restaurant!

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BRUNCH, LUNCH & DINNER 7 DAYS A WEEK

Eggs Benedict, Chicken & Waffles, The Shed Bowl… a full menu of Long Island Favorites!

Outdoor Dining & Indoor Dining for Brunch & Dinner + Take-out 🍳

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📍West Sayville The Shed 21 Main St. West Sayville, NY

⏰ 7 Days a Week!

📍Huntington The Shed 54 New Street, Huntington, NY

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📍Plainview, NY The Shed at The Shops at Country Pointe: 1511 Old Country Road Plainview, NY

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Long Island’s Favorite Weekend Brunch Spot Is In The Shed Restaurant!

Check Out Our Menus Here

BRUNCH, LUNCH & DINNER 7 DAYS A WEEK

Eggs Benedict, Chicken & Waffles, The Shed Bowl… a full menu of Long Island Favorites!

Outdoor Dining & Indoor Dining for Brunch & Dinner + Take-out 🍳

Order Online: InTheShed.com + GET YOUR FAVE SHED COCKTAILS TO-GO!

📍West Sayville The Shed 21 Main St. West Sayville, NY

⏰ 7 Days a Week!

📍Huntington The Shed 54 New Street, Huntington, NY

⏰ 7 Days a Week!

📍Plainview, NY The Shed at The Shops at Country Pointe: 1511 Old Country Road Plainview, NY

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Cradle-Con is Long Island’s non-profit, comic, collectible, and pop culture convention, built by fans, for fans.

The Cradle of Aviation Museum is proud to present an event that is a pure celebration of all things comic book culture. It is an opportunity for COMIC READERS to meet and greet local comic book creators, for COLLECTORS on the hunt for rare books and toys to shop with some of the best vendors, for COSPLAYERS to gather and celebrate their favorite fandoms, and for RETRO GAMERS to get their game on! This spectacular yet intimate experience allows fans of all ages to gather, socialize, and share their passion for what they love. And it's a beautiful day out for FAMILIES with lots of activities for kids.

​This is... Cradle-Con!

​Proceeds benefit the museum's Preservation and Education Programs.

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Celebrate Dad with a wonderful day of Summer Family Fun at the Farm!

All DAD will receive a FREE PASS valid for their next visit with their paid admission on June 15th & 16th.

Our Magic Shows will run throughout the day on Father's Day. In addition, all farm attendees can get up close an personal with our Giraffes at the White Post Farms Giraffe Experience. It is always included in your general admission.

The farm is open from 10am-6pm. Last admission is at 5pm.

For more information or to purchase tickets visit www.whitepostfarms.com.

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Gold Coast Book Fair features 150+ authors, thousands of readers, panels, book signings, and a festive marketplace with food and a
variety of vendors. Produced by the Gold Coast Forum, it takes place over the course of one weekend with a Friday night kickoff and a weekend fair
in beautiful downtown Oyster Bay.
Free General admission 🌟 Some events require a paid ticket 🌟 Activities for readers of all ages.

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Join us for the 2026 Huntington Waterfront Festival at Mill Dam Park in Huntington.

Music-Food Trucks-Craft Vendors

Marine Equipment-Boats

Nautical Gifts- Beer Tent and More

What better way to start the upcoming summer on Long Island by surrounding yourself THIS SUNDAY in all things Nautical.

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Enjoy Spring time fun at White Post Farms and save $5 on every ticket purchased online this weekend, May 16th and 17th.

At White Post Farms, you can feed hundreds of farm animals and exotic animals from around the world.

Our Giraffe Feeding Experience and our Dinosaur Adventure are included in the admission.

Rodeo Ricky has four shows daily on weekends. It's a new show with a BUBBLE DANCE PARTY finale! This show is also included in the farm admission.

Use the code SPRING5OFF to save $5 on every ticket purchased online for May 16th and 17th. This offer is good for online purchases only. Get tickets and learn more at www.whitepostfarms.com

Free parking.

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SAVE THE DATE! Sean Kenney’s Nature Connects® Made with LEGO® Bricks is coming to Old Westbury Gardens on May 15, 2026. This award-winning outdoor exhibition will transform the Gardens with 17 vibrant, larger-than-life sculptures built from over 300,000 LEGO® pieces.

Created by Amsterdam-based artist Sean Kenney and produced by Imagine, Nature Connects brings art and nature together in a playful, inspiring way—inviting visitors of all ages to explore the beauty, balance, and interconnectedness of the natural world.

This event will be included with admission. Tickets go on sale mid-March.

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Spend a Sunday morning or afternoon at the new Museum of Disability History. The museum is open the third Sunday of every month. For its full weekday/weekend schedule of days/hours, visit Museumofdisabilityhistory.org

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Based on the popular Disney Channel Original Movies, Disney's Descendants: The Musical is a brand-new musical jam-packed with comedy, adventure, Disney characters, and hit songs from the films!

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Skate School - Children - $85 for the month

SKATE SCHOOL IS NOT JUST FOR BEGINNERS!

Learn cool new SKILLS AND TRICKS to take your skating experience to the next level!!

Learn to do jumps, mohawks, crossovers, powerslides and more!

*Students are grouped by ability- and are constantly reassessed, encouraging them to keep developing their skill set

Pro Instructors for every level!

Sign up for Skate School Today!

Registration Must Be Made in Advance please call 516-795-5474 today!

Registration Must Be Made In Advance

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Saturday + Sunday

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All May During Gallery Hours | 11AM-4PM | Kids & Families

Thar she blooms! Track down hidden florals in the gallery. Find them all to claim your prize!

Included with Admission

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Taste, Learn & Discover Your Wine Style

Join us for the first session of our Wine Education Series, a relaxed and interactive tasting experience designed to help you explore the world of wine.

During this 90-minute guided experience, you'll sample six Bridge Lane wines while learning how wine professionals evaluate wine using simple techniques anyone can use.

We'll explore:

• How to taste wine like a pro
• What “wine body” really means
• The differences between major grape varieties
• How oak influences flavor and style

Along the way, you'll discover how to identify the wines you love and gain confidence choosing wine at restaurants or wine shops.

You'll also get a quick behind-the-scenes peek into winery operations, offering a glimpse of how the wines you're tasting are made.

Attend one session or join the full series to deepen your wine knowledge.

No prior wine knowledge required — just curiosity and a love of wine.

Perfect for both beginners and wine lovers looking to deepen their understanding in a relaxed, welcoming setting.

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SEA SURVIVAL CHALLENGE

January 15 - June 30 | Kids & Adventurous Adults

Drop In During Gallery Hours 11:00 – 4:00PM

Do you have what it takes to survive the open ocean? Embark on an adventure through the museum to collect clues and crack puzzles as you follow the paths of shipwrecked sailors, clever castaways, and daring ocean scientists. Cap off your quest by creating a Navigator's Necklace complete with a working compass!

$5 Member; Admission + $10 Participant

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April - May | Kids & Adults

EXCLUDING 4/3, 4/7, 4/10, 4/18

Gallery Hours 11:00 – 4:00PM

Dive into the amazing wildlife of the Long Island Sound and bring your favorite sea creature to life using recycled materials in this fun, self-guided activity! Build your own ocean-inspired creation and leave it with us to become part of our special “Recycled Ecosystem” display. Included with admission.

Free with Admission

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102 3rd St Greenport NY 11944 Just North of the Shelter Island Ferry/Hampton Jitney/LIRR​

7,000 sq. ft roller skate rink. Completely refurbished in 2018.

Open Year Round!

Skate rentals available in sizes Toddler 7 to Mens 16 or bring your own. Rollerblades welcome.

Free instruction for beginners, we get everyone rolling!

Tickets available at the door.

Skater Admission: $10/Free rentals

Non-skater Admission: $5

Pro shop w/ sales & service. We sell socks!

Concession stand w/ snacks and drinks. Outside food is welcome.

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EVERY SUNDAY

From 11am - 3pm

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The CSH Pass: Local Resident Appreciation Month

May 1 - 17 | During Gallery Hours | Kids & Families

We love being your "homeport" museum! To show our gratitude to the community that anchors us, we’re throwing open the doors to our neighbors from May 1st to May 17th. CSH Central School District residents can visit free (up to 4 guests per household) -- rediscover the magic right in your own backyard!

No registration required.

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Weekend Brunch at City Cellar! Offered every Saturday & Sunday from 11am-3pm with Live Jazz on Sundays! Reservations are recommended.

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Fogo Happy Hour. So good, it lasts all day.

We’re offering Happy Hour Specials and Half-Price South American bottles of wine under $130. All Day Every Day. In the dining room and bar. So drop by anytime.

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The Curry Club has Unlimted Mimosas and Bloody Marys Everyday from 11:30am-3:30pm!

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COME FOR BRUNCH. STAY FOR THE PARTY.

Enjoy Our Bruch Menu All Day!

Featuring DJ Entertainment all afternoon!

Not Just Brunch! Also catering to Bachelorette Parties, Showers & Private Events.

RSVP 631-755-5777

https://www.thehalstonrestaurant.com/sunday-brunch/

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Join us for Sunday Brunch with live music from 11:30am-3pm

Happy Hour Specials are available all day at the bar!

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$25 Prix Fixe Lunch
Available Daily

Choose One Appetizer + One Entrée

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It’s time for Sunday Funday at Besito Brunch!! 2 for 1 Margaritas 12-3pm* Sundays 🌮🍹Full menu + amazing Brunch Menu RESERVE HERE

Check out our brunch menu here.

ORDER TAKEOUT HERE: TO-GO MARGARITAS ARE BACK**! 😉 🎉 by the glass & save $5 when you buy a Quart (3 Margs!) add on the “NO ICE” modifier for $10 to add an extra margarita!!

*2 for 1 Margs. Not available on holidays. Sunday 2 for 1 Margaritas applies to Besito cocktail list only, no tequila substitutions, Age 21+ for alcohol.

⏰ HOURS*

NY: HUNTINGTON: ‣ ⏰

12-11pm Monday - Saturday & 12-10pm Sunday

NY: ROSLYN: ‣ ⏰

12-11pm Monday - Saturday & 12-10pm Sunday

NY: WEST ISLIP ‣ ⏰

3-11pm Monday - Thursday, 12-11pm Friday - Saturday & 12-10pm Sunday

**NYS LAW: A Food Item (of substance) must be ordered in order to place an alcoholic beverage order to-go. Age 21 and over, ID will be required for all alcohol purchases at pick-up.

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It’s time for Sunday Funday at Besito Brunch!! 2 for 1 Margaritas 12-3pm* Sundays 🌮🍹Full menu + amazing Brunch Menu RESERVE HERE

Check out our brunch menu here.

ORDER TAKEOUT HERE: TO-GO MARGARITAS ARE BACK**! 😉 🎉 by the glass & save $5 when you buy a Quart (3 Margs!) add on the “NO ICE” modifier for $10 to add an extra margarita!!

*2 for 1 Margs. Not available on holidays. Sunday 2 for 1 Margaritas applies to Besito cocktail list only, no tequila substitutions, Age 21+ for alcohol.

⏰ HOURS*

NY: HUNTINGTON: ‣ ⏰

12-11pm Monday - Saturday & 12-10pm Sunday

NY: ROSLYN: ‣ ⏰

12-11pm Monday - Saturday & 12-10pm Sunday

NY: WEST ISLIP ‣ ⏰

3-11pm Monday - Thursday, 12-11pm Friday - Saturday & 12-10pm Sunday

**NYS LAW: A Food Item (of substance) must be ordered in order to place an alcoholic beverage order to-go. Age 21 and over, ID will be required for all alcohol purchases at pick-up.

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It’s time for Sunday Funday at Besito Brunch!! 2 for 1 Margaritas 12-3pm* Sundays 🌮🍹Full menu + amazing Brunch Menu RESERVE HERE

Check out our brunch menu here.

ORDER TAKEOUT HERE: TO-GO MARGARITAS ARE BACK**! 😉 🎉 by the glass & save $5 when you buy a Quart (3 Margs!) add on the “NO ICE” modifier for $10 to add an extra margarita!!

*2 for 1 Margs. Not available on holidays. Sunday 2 for 1 Margaritas applies to Besito cocktail list only, no tequila substitutions, Age 21+ for alcohol.

⏰ HOURS*

NY: HUNTINGTON: ‣ ⏰ 12-11pm Monday - Saturday & 12-10pm Sunday

NY: ROSLYN: ‣ ⏰ 12-11pm Monday - Saturday & 12-10pm Sunday

NY: WEST ISLIP ‣ ⏰ 3-11pm Monday - Thursday, 12-11pm Friday - Saturday & 12-10pm Sunday

**NYS LAW: A Food Item (of substance) must be ordered in order to place an alcoholic beverage order to-go. Age 21 and over, ID will be required for all alcohol purchases at pick-up.

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The Long Island Biennial, now in its ninth iteration, deepens connections between artists across Nassau and Suffolk counties and their communities. The exhibition uses the Declaration of Independence (1776) and George Grosz’s masterpiece of political art, Eclipse of the Sun (1926), as touchstones for thinking about power, national ideals, and public life. The Declaration of Independence set forth aspirational principles of liberty and equality, although its promises remain incomplete. A century and a half later, George Grosz’s searing painting exposed the corruption he saw at the heart of modern society. From an open call that attracted nearly six hundred submissions, the guest jurors selected 73 works by 69 artists that respond to these cultural and political legacies. Just Powers brings together the work of Long Island artists with diverse perspectives to reveal how democratic ideals are interpreted, challenged, and reimagined today.

Just Powers was juried by Tripoli Patterson, founder and owner, Tripoli Gallery; photographer Andreas Rentsch, Associate Professor of Photography and Chair of the Art Department, Lycoming College; and Dr. Lauren Rosati, Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art. It was curated by Dr. Meredith A. Brown, Consulting Curator of Contemporary Art, The Heckscher Museum of Art.

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Have your quintessential East End summer moment with us! Enjoy a bottle of our Scielo or Rainbow Rosé,* paired with a dozen oysters from our friends over at Fire Island Oyster Company. Classically paired with our house take on mignonette, and of course, lemons. The perfect way to spend a lazy summer afternoon, or usher in the weekend vibes before dinner.

Running summer weekends, all summer long. Reservations available throughout the day, Friday - Monday.

*Can also substitute for Scielo Sauvignon Blanc if preferred!

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Available All Day, Everyday

Half Off Bottles Of Rose On The Patio

La Jolie Fleur
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40

Fleur de Mer
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40

Hampton Water
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40
6 oz. Glass 14
9 oz. Glass 18

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Celebrate two of Long Island Wine Country’s signature varietals—Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Franc—at this special Share & Pair Sunday brunch.

Hosted at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro, this collaborative event brings together Suhru & Lieb Vineyards and McCall Wines for seasonal cuisine and thoughtfully paired local wines. Guests will enjoy a curated menu designed to highlight the bright freshness of Sauvignon Blanc and the elegance and depth of Cabernet Franc, showcasing why these grapes thrive on Long Island.

Share & Pair Sunday is all about gathering around the table—discovering great wines, enjoying delicious food, and celebrating the local producers that make our wine region so special.

Sunday, May 17, 2026 at 12noon
Enology Wine Bar & Bistro
412 N Country Rd, Saint James, NY

Reservations available here.

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Five varietals, and just one opportunity. Put your expertise to the test. We’ll set the stage with some light bites and battleground rules, and then let the showdown begin! Sip, guess, and conquer. The player with the most correct identifications wins an RG bottle of their choice. Book your experience today!

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
🍇 Outdoor, Tasting Room
💰 $50 per person

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Afternoon Tea at the Conklin House, serving a variety of petite sandwiches and delicious desserts. Space is limited and reservations are taken on a first come first serve basis. Please call Jeanne at 631-669-1758 to make a reservation. The location of the tea will be at the Nathaniel Conklin House, located at 280 Deer Park Avenue, Babylon NY.

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Welcome, Francesca Zambello! The lifelong opera expert, known for being at the top of her field and for her esteemed leadership as the Artistic Director of the Washington National Opera (WNO) joins us for an intriguing presentation and dialogue. Zambello recently made headlines when she pulled the company from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, its home venue since 1971.

Zambello shares her reflections of this experience with Sally Susman, the best-selling author of Breaking Through: Communicating to Open Minds, Move Hearts and Change the World and valued Board Member of The Church. Following the dialogue the two will host a Q&A with the audience.

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Premiering at the CM Performing Arts Center as part of our LAPAA Initiative - Join us for Senioritis: We're Still Here, The Musical! Written & Conceived by DonnaD Lipari

“Senioritis – We’re Still Here!”, written and conceived by DonnaD Lipari is a fresh, original musical bursting with laughter, heart, and a whole lot of wisdom. Eight spirited seniors, ages 70 to 80, all move into an assisted living facility on the very same day. At first, they’re weighed down by sadness, convinced life as they knew it has come to an end. But that gloom quickly flips to joy when they discover that aging isn’t a limitation—it’s an opportunity.

Through hilarious parodies and uplifting original songs, these vibrant characters prove that age is only a state of mind, and that how we grow older is truly our choice. With courage, humor, and the insight that only experience can bring, they unlock surprising new sides of themselves.

This show is witty, touching, and empowering—reminding us all, as one unforgettable number declares: “You’re Never Too Old to Make Your Dreams Come True!”

Interested in booking a group of 10 or more?
Please contact our Group Sales Manager at BrianMiceli@cmpac.com or call 631-218-2810 Ext. 1030

For all other ticket inquiries: https://www.cmpac.com/shows/senioritis/

PERFORMANCE DATES

Saturday, May 16 at 2PM

Sunday, May 17 at 11AM

Sunday, May 24 at 2PM

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Happy Hour at Blackstone Steakhouse!

Monday – Friday 3-6pm & All Day Sunday
$10 Bar Menu, Cocktails & Wine in the Bar & Lounge

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Indian High Tea Time Every day for $10 including Pakora, Samosas, and Biscuits.

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Enjoy Live Music at The Wine Barn and Farmers Market! Local Wine, Local Beer, Hot Pizza, Charcuterie and more!

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Take 2 will perform LIVE music at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame in Stony Brook Village (97 Main Street, Stony Brook, NY) on May 17th from 3-4pm. The event is free with general admission ticket purchase.

For details on this and upcoming events please visit https://www.limusichalloffame....

About TAKE 2

A dynamic musical duo who will take you on a journey through love and laughter. There will be sing-a-longs, old favorites, and originals, bringing their love and joy to you in song.

TAKE 2 features Candice Baranello and James O’Malley, two talented artists who have each been part of the acoustic music scene for a number of years.

Candice Baranello is a founding member of the acclaimed traditional folk trio, the Mountain Maidens, and is known for her powerful, expressive voice. She plays multiple instruments including the ukulele, banjo, guitar, and dulcimer.

James O'Malley is a singer-songwriter whose music has been played on radio stations across the country. He has a smooth tenor voice and a subtle, intricate guitar style, having learned fingerpicking early in his career from Erik Darling of The Weavers.

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Chef Alex Bujoreanu leads our hands-on class, teaching you how to make classic Spanish tapas and paella, with wine paired along the way. Learn, taste, and then enjoy your creations in our dining room—glass in hand! Perfect for couples, friends, or solo food lovers. A fun & interactive way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

May 17th, 2026

3:30pm-6:30pm
$150pp
Reservations can be made via Resy or our website

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3-COURSE DINNER SPECIAL starting at $55 per person

AVAILABLE SUNDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY EVENINGS

https://www.bijou110.com/dinner-special/

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3-Courses starting at $55 per person

(Plus Tax & Gratuity. Not available on holidays including New Year's Eve, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Thanksgiving & Christmas Eve. Can not be combined with any other offer.)

$55 PER PERSON

6OZ FILET MIGNON & HERB ROASTED CAPON CHICKEN

CHOICE OF APPETIZER

Spicy Tuna Roll

Fresh Mozzarella & Tomato

Signature Salad

Tuna Roll

Alaskan Roll

California Roll

Caesar Salad

CHOICE OF SIDE

Mashed Potatoes

Baked Potato

Creamed Spinach

CHOICE OF DESSERT

Cheesecake

Chocolate Cake

Haagen Dazs Ice Cream

Sorbet

Coffee or Tea Included

$60 PER PERSON

6OZ FILET MIGNON & SHRIMP SCAMPI

CHOICE OF APPETIZER

Spicy Tuna Roll

Fresh Mozzarella & Tomato

Signature Salad

Tuna Roll

Alaskan Roll

California Roll

Caesar Salad

CHOICE OF SIDE

Mashed Potatoes

Baked Potato

Creamed Spinach

CHOICE OF DESSERT

Cheesecake

Chocolate Cake

Haagen Dazs Ice Cream

Sorbet

Coffee or Tea Included

$70 PER PERSON

6OZ FILET MIGNON & 5OZ COLD WATER SOUTH AFRICAN LOBSTER TAIL

CHOICE OF APPETIZER

Spicy Tuna Roll

Fresh Mozzarella & Tomato

Signature Salad

Tuna Roll

Alaskan Roll

California Roll

Caesar Salad

CHOICE OF SIDE

Mashed Potatoes

Baked Potato

Creamed Spinach

CHOICE OF DESSERT

Cheesecake

Chocolate Cake

Haagen Dazs Ice Cream

Sorbet

Coffee or Tea Included

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Dine at the James Sunday-Thursday evenings and enjoy our a la carte dinner menu + $59 Three-Course Prix Fixe Dinner Menu.

(not available on holidays. plus tax & gratuity)

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Running April 18 - May 10 2026 on the Main Stage in The Noel S. Ruiz Theatre, CM Performing Arts Proudly Presents: Jersey Boys, Sponsored by Advance Sound Company & Stony Brook Medicine. Sponsored in part by La Supreme Pizza!

With phenomenal music, memorable characters, and great storytelling, JERSEY BOYS follows the fascinating evolution of four blue-collar kids who became one of the greatest successes in pop-music history. Winner of Best Musical at both the Tony Awards® and Olivier Awards®, JERSEY BOYS takes you behind the music of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons to discover the secret of a 40-year friendship as the foursome work their way from the streets of New Jersey to the heights of stardom.

Rated PG-13

Run Time: Approx. 2 Hours and 30 Minutes (Including a 15 Minute Intermission)

PERFORMANCE DATES

Saturday, April 18 7:30PM
Sunday, April 19 2PM
Wednesday, April 22 2PM
Friday, April 24 7:30PM
Saturday, April 25 2PM
Saturday, April 25 7:30PM
Sunday, April 26 2PM
Friday, May 1 7:30PM
Saturday, May 2 2PM
Saturday, May 2 7:30PM
Sunday, May 3 2PM

Friday, May 8 7:30PM
Saturday, May 9 2PM
Saturday, May 9 7:30PM
Sunday, May 10 2PM

Saturday, May 16 7:30PM

Sunday, May 17 3PM

Interested in booking a group of 10 or more?
Please contact our Group Sales Manager at BrianMiceli@cmpac.com or call 631-218-2810 Ext. 1030

For all other Ticket Inquires, call the Box Office at 631-218-2810 or visit: https://www.cmpac.com/shows/jerseyboys/

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Bring your shovels, trowels, buckets and wheelbarrows, it's time to get dirty.

Dig up as many tulip bulbs as you can carry and enjoy the colors of the farm at your home next spring!

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2026 Reservation Pricing

$45 – Per Person (Over 12 Years Old)$30 – Ages 3 – 12 Years OldAges 2 and Under – FREEAs there is a maximum capacity onboard, we strongly recommend calling ahead to make reservations. We do allow for walk-ons – walk-on pricing is different and is CASH ONLY.

2026 Walk-On Pricing [CASH ONLY]

*PLEASE BRING EXACT CHANGE OR CLOSE TO IT.

$50 – Per Person (Over 12 Years Old)$35 – Ages 3 – 12 Years OldAges 2 and under – FREECruises are scheduled according to the tide table.

Click here to view the 2026 Schedule

Reserve your spot now! Call WMHO Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. 631-751-2244.

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Join us Monday to Friday from 12-7 pm for amazing offers.

Indulge in our exclusive Food Happy Hour menu available at the bar ONLY from 12-7 pm. Drinks from 12-7 Outdoor -Bar.

And that's not all! On Saturdays and Sundays, enjoy 2x1 on ANY Margarita from 12-4 pm, and bottomless drinks are also available! 🍹🍹

Come on over and elevate your experience with our unbeatable Happy Hour specials! Cheers! 🥂

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Details:
$50 igloo fee

Limited to 6 guests

Available reservation time are 5pm and 7:30pm

Each evening offers limited availability with only 4 igloo reservations per night, so secure your spot today and make your night unforgettable!

📞 Call 631.751.0555 now to reserve your magical evening!

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Gather your friends, chosen family, or partner for one of the most unique Pride Long Island events of the season. Whether you’re visiting the North Fork for a weekend getaway or local to the East End, this Pride sunset cruise blends celebration, community, and classic coastal elegance.

Perfect for couples, groups, and Pride weekend escapes.

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The Stony Brook Grist Mill Audio Experience is free and can be accessed at anytime, anywhere. To start your tour, visit https://audio.stonybrookvillage.com/tours/the-stony-brook-grist-mill/audio.stonybrookvillage.com.

Immersing themselves in the story of the most fully operational mill on Long Island, participants will learn about the 320+ year old Stony Brook Grist Mill from its construction to today. Discovering the mill’s history, tour-goers will learn of the structure’s construction, owners, operators, its surprising role as one of Long Island’s “firsts” and more.

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Please note, as the bloom progresses, the flowers start to lose some color, but the fragrance of the fields grows even stronger.

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The experience is FREE to the public and will allow all visitors of Stony Brook Village to immerse themselves in the quirky history and stories of the lifestyle center and some of its surrounding properties. The audio experience is obtained by scanning QR codes throughout the village and is also available at audio.stonybrookvillage.com

Currently, the experience has 14 stops, and covers the history and the stories from the Hercules Pavilion, the Three Village Inn’s original residents, to the entire development of Stony Brook Village Center.

It is recommended that participants of the experience begin at the Three Village Inn.

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Turning select offices into gallery-style spaces to showcase local and emerging artists. From May 13-June 13, on view at our Wheatley office, this installation features the work of Leon + Good.

All works are available for purchase.
All are welcome.

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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to celebrate Women’s History Month at Long Island State Parks.

This month-long celebration highlights several notable women in history and their accomplishments through informative posters and pictures. We invite you to visit us to learn more about these great women and their impact on history and culture.

Displays and programs throughout the month of March at Jones Beach State Park are:

Jones Beach State Park, Administration Building, Wantagh

Display open daily 7:00am – 4:30pm, for information call 516-785-1600

Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center-West End 2, Wantagh

Display open daily 9:00am - 4:30pm, for information call 516-809-8222

Storytime: Women’s History Month (Children 0-8; FREE program), Tuesday, March 17, 2026, 11:00am – 12:00pmTo celebrate Women’s History Month, join our educator and read exciting tales of women in science!Women Nature Writers (All ages; FREE program), Saturday, March 28, 2026, 11:00am – 12:30pmJoin one of our educators at this free event to celebrate Women’s History Month by learning about one of history’s most talented nature writers, and practice writing your very own piece inspired by our local environment.To register: www.jonesbeachenc.org/programs

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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to celebrate Women’s History Month at Long Island State Parks.

This month-long celebration highlights several notable women in history and their accomplishments through informative posters and pictures. We invite you to visit us to learn more about these great women and their impact on history and culture.

Displays and programs throughout the month of March at:

Nissequogue River State Park – Charles & Helen Reichert Administration Building, Kings Park

Display open daily 8:00am – 4:00pm, for more information call 631-269-4927

Additionally, there will be specially themed lecture programs and workshops being offered through our Long Island State Parks Environmental Education Department:

Nissequogue River State Park, Kings Park

Revolution Remedies, Saturday, March 28, 2026, 10:30am – 12:00pmExplore the overlooked medical work of women during the American Revolution. We’ll highlight the nurses, caregivers, Indigenous healers, and enslaved African women whose herbal knowledge, improvised remedies, and daily labor sustained the Continental Army. Through a hands-on activity, visitors will discover how ordinary women used extraordinary ingenuity to keep a nation alive.Programs are $4.00 per person upon arrival. No parking fee is in effect. Each person in your party needs a ticket. Space is limited. If you are unable to keep your reservation, please cancel so others may have the opportunity to attend the program. Please try to arrive at least 15 minutes early.

To register: www.eventbrite.com/o/nys-parks-long-island-environmental-education-33908178297

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Celebrate Dad with a wonderful day of Summer Family Fun at the Farm!

All DAD will receive a FREE PASS valid for their next visit with their paid admission on June 15th & 16th.

Our Magic Shows will run throughout the day on Father's Day. In addition, all farm attendees can get up close an personal with our Giraffes at the White Post Farms Giraffe Experience. It is always included in your general admission.

The farm is open from 10am-6pm. Last admission is at 5pm.

For more information or to purchase tickets visit www.whitepostfarms.com.

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SAVE THE DATE! Sean Kenney’s Nature Connects® Made with LEGO® Bricks is coming to Old Westbury Gardens on May 15, 2026. This award-winning outdoor exhibition will transform the Gardens with 17 vibrant, larger-than-life sculptures built from over 300,000 LEGO® pieces.

Created by Amsterdam-based artist Sean Kenney and produced by Imagine, Nature Connects brings art and nature together in a playful, inspiring way—inviting visitors of all ages to explore the beauty, balance, and interconnectedness of the natural world.

This event will be included with admission. Tickets go on sale mid-March.

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Fogo Happy Hour. So good, it lasts all day.

We’re offering Happy Hour Specials and Half-Price South American bottles of wine under $130. All Day Every Day. In the dining room and bar. So drop by anytime.

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The Curry Club has Unlimted Mimosas and Bloody Marys Everyday from 11:30am-3:30pm!

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Select one of our exquisite appetizers and one of our well curated entrees from our Prix Fixe Lunch menu. You don't want to miss out on this deal!

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$25 Prix Fixe Lunch
Available Daily

Choose One Appetizer + One Entrée

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Create Your Own Blend offers the opportunity to play with our estate grown varietals at your bliss creating something that’s totally your style. Sip, mix, celebrate, and repeat because finding your flow should be fun.

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
🍷 Lounge, Outdoor, Tasting Room, Upstairs
💰 $80 per person

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50% Off All Bar Drinks + $10 Bar Bites

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Exciting News! The Farm Westbury is Now Open for Lunch Tuesday - Sunday at 12pm! Join us for all your Farm Italy favorites at Lunch & Dinner ✨ Long Island’s Favorite Italian Restaurant for Lunch

Note: No credit card hold required for Lunch reservations

Make Your Reservations Today
Walk-ins Welcomed!

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Have your quintessential East End summer moment with us! Enjoy a bottle of our Scielo or Rainbow Rosé,* paired with a dozen oysters from our friends over at Fire Island Oyster Company. Classically paired with our house take on mignonette, and of course, lemons. The perfect way to spend a lazy summer afternoon, or usher in the weekend vibes before dinner.

Running summer weekends, all summer long. Reservations available throughout the day, Friday - Monday.

*Can also substitute for Scielo Sauvignon Blanc if preferred!

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The RGNY Harvest Tasting
FROM MEXICO TO NEW YORK

Wake up your palate and allow us to guide you through four different wines paired with specifically curated food items from Mexico to New York, a journey marked by sustainable practices and deep community ties. Taste your way through the RG|NY portfolio alongside small seasonal bites! Allow our staff to guide you through 5 different wines paired with specifically curated food items. Your experience will consist of about 45 minutes of guided interaction, with the remaining hour spent at your leisure among your party.

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
🦅 Lounge, Outdoor, Tasting Room, Upstairs
💰 $60 per person

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Available All Day, Everyday

Half Off Bottles Of Rose On The Patio

La Jolie Fleur
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40

Fleur de Mer
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40

Hampton Water
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40
6 oz. Glass 14
9 oz. Glass 18

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Scielo in a Bottle

SCIELO MEANS HEAVEN

There are moments that are made better with wine, especially when shared. Taste your way through heaven alongside friends with ease and leisure no matter the weather. The world can wait.

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
☁️ Lounge, Outdoor, Tasting Room, Upstairs
💰 $30-$45 per person

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Five varietals, and just one opportunity. Put your expertise to the test. We’ll set the stage with some light bites and battleground rules, and then let the showdown begin! Sip, guess, and conquer. The player with the most correct identifications wins an RG bottle of their choice. Book your experience today!

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
🍇 Outdoor, Tasting Room
💰 $50 per person

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Get ready to raise a glass and cheers to good times during our weekday Happy Hour at the bar! From Monday to Friday, join us from 3 PM to 6 PM for fantastic deals on drinks. Sip on $6 beers, $8 wines, and $10 cocktails as you unwind and enjoy the lively atmosphere. Whether you're a beer buff, wine enthusiast, or cocktail connoisseur, we've got something for everyone. Don't miss out on the fun - see you at Happy Hour!

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Happy Hour at Blackstone Steakhouse!

Monday – Friday 3-6pm & All Day Sunday
$10 Bar Menu, Cocktails & Wine in the Bar & Lounge

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Indian High Tea Time Every day for $10 including Pakora, Samosas, and Biscuits.

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Our month-to-month program features fine art projects in an array of mediums. Kids will learn the basics of line & form using different drawing techniques, mix their own colors using paint, & design 3D structures using clay & mixed media. New & innovative projects will be performed each month for exciting & fresh artwork. Registration is rolling!

Classes run weekly, September - June for 1 hour & 45 minutes.

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Available Monday - Thursday 4:00 - 6:30 PM

$40 Three Course Prix Fixe Menu / $40 Select Bottles of Wine

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Dine at the James Sunday-Thursday evenings and enjoy our a la carte dinner menu + $59 Three-Course Prix Fixe Dinner Menu.

(not available on holidays. plus tax & gratuity)

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3-COURSE DINNER SPECIAL

AVAILABLE SUNDAY-THURSDAY EVENINGS

STARTING AT $69/PP*

https://www.rare650.com/dinner-special/

(Plus Tax & Gratuity. Not available on holidays including New Year's Eve, Valentine's Day, Easter, Mother's Day, Thanksgiving & Christmas Eve. Can not be combined with any other offer.)

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3-Course Dinner starting at $59 per person*

Available all night on Monday + Wednesday & Thursday until 6pm

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Dine at The James on Monday evenings & enjoy bottles of wine over $150 for 50% off!

(not available on holidays)

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Skate School - Children - $85 for the month

SKATE SCHOOL IS NOT JUST FOR BEGINNERS!

Learn cool new SKILLS AND TRICKS to take your skating experience to the next level!!

Learn to do jumps, mohawks, crossovers, powerslides and more!

*Students are grouped by ability- and are constantly reassessed, encouraging them to keep developing their skill set

Pro Instructors for every level!

Sign up for Skate School Today!

Registration Must Be Made in Advance please call 516-795-5474 today!

Registration Must Be Made In Advance

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Our month-to-month program features fine art projects in an array of mediums. Tweens will advance their skills & find their individual voice by creating unique pieces of artwork that fit within the parameters of each lesson. Our tween class this year will be diving in to some figure drawing, character design and larger scale oil paintings. We will be working on our observational skills as well as enhancing our knowledge in the importance of values.

Classes run weekly for 1 hour & 45 minutes.

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Looking for LIVE Music on a Monday? Join us for dinner or drinks and live music at our Musicians' Night at Shandon Court. Musicians sign up to play in half hour increments so there are several different performers. And if you ARE a musician, why not sign up to play?

Here’s how it works for Musicians:

Musicians’ Night is every Monday. It is a three hour night subdivided into six half-hour time slots, between 7.00 pm and 10.00 pm. If you are an act without drums you get a half-hour. If you are an act with drums you get an hour.

The night is hosted by Gil McClean. Shandon Court provides a house PA— Mackie 808 powered mixer, Bose ceiling-mounted overheads serving as mains and monitors, as well as JBL subwoofer— which should cover most of your needs. Bring your drums, amps, keys, tech— whatever you feel makes you comfortable when playing. (Try to keep it simple though, as we will have multiple performers for the night.)

RESERVATIONS- Musicians looking to sign up should direct-message Gil (www.facebook.com/gil-mclean) on Facebook or check out the Facebook group Musicians Night at Shandon Court, where availability is updated frequently.

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🔥🛼 MANDATORY ADULT SKATE MONDAYS! 🔥

Mondays don’t have to be boring — come light up the night with the smoothest R&B, Hip Hop, Classics, and House beats spun by The Firestarter, DJ Arson.

This is your night to roll, vibe, and start the week with some serious energy.

You must be 18+ with a valid ID. Tickets must be purchased at the door.

🕣 Every Monday • 8:30 PM – 11:30 PM

🎟️ Admission: $15.50

🛼 Skate Rental: $7

💥 Skaterobics Lessons at 7:15 PM — All Levels Welcome

📍 United Skates of America – Seaford 1276 Hicksville Rd • 516‑795‑5474

Bring the heat, bring the moves, and let’s make Mondays the best night of the week. 🔥🛼💯

Please Fill out your waiver prior to arrival

Click Here for Waiver

For groups discounts please contact Jenn at unitedskatessales@gmail.com / 516-795-5474

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Join us at Ruta Oaxaca Mexican Cuisine every weekend for our unbeatable 2-for-1 Margaritas and Bottomless Drinks every Saturday and Sunday 11-4PM. It's the perfect way to kick back and enjoy great company with your favorite Mexican Dishes. Don't miss out! - Cheers to a fun weekend with us!

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Bring your shovels, trowels, buckets and wheelbarrows, it's time to get dirty.

Dig up as many tulip bulbs as you can carry and enjoy the colors of the farm at your home next spring!

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2026 Reservation Pricing

$45 – Per Person (Over 12 Years Old)$30 – Ages 3 – 12 Years OldAges 2 and Under – FREEAs there is a maximum capacity onboard, we strongly recommend calling ahead to make reservations. We do allow for walk-ons – walk-on pricing is different and is CASH ONLY.

2026 Walk-On Pricing [CASH ONLY]

*PLEASE BRING EXACT CHANGE OR CLOSE TO IT.

$50 – Per Person (Over 12 Years Old)$35 – Ages 3 – 12 Years OldAges 2 and under – FREECruises are scheduled according to the tide table.

Click here to view the 2026 Schedule

Reserve your spot now! Call WMHO Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. 631-751-2244.

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Details:
$50 igloo fee

Limited to 6 guests

Available reservation time are 5pm and 7:30pm

Each evening offers limited availability with only 4 igloo reservations per night, so secure your spot today and make your night unforgettable!

📞 Call 631.751.0555 now to reserve your magical evening!

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Gather your friends, chosen family, or partner for one of the most unique Pride Long Island events of the season. Whether you’re visiting the North Fork for a weekend getaway or local to the East End, this Pride sunset cruise blends celebration, community, and classic coastal elegance.

Perfect for couples, groups, and Pride weekend escapes.

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The Stony Brook Grist Mill Audio Experience is free and can be accessed at anytime, anywhere. To start your tour, visit https://audio.stonybrookvillage.com/tours/the-stony-brook-grist-mill/audio.stonybrookvillage.com.

Immersing themselves in the story of the most fully operational mill on Long Island, participants will learn about the 320+ year old Stony Brook Grist Mill from its construction to today. Discovering the mill’s history, tour-goers will learn of the structure’s construction, owners, operators, its surprising role as one of Long Island’s “firsts” and more.

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Please note, as the bloom progresses, the flowers start to lose some color, but the fragrance of the fields grows even stronger.

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The experience is FREE to the public and will allow all visitors of Stony Brook Village to immerse themselves in the quirky history and stories of the lifestyle center and some of its surrounding properties. The audio experience is obtained by scanning QR codes throughout the village and is also available at audio.stonybrookvillage.com

Currently, the experience has 14 stops, and covers the history and the stories from the Hercules Pavilion, the Three Village Inn’s original residents, to the entire development of Stony Brook Village Center.

It is recommended that participants of the experience begin at the Three Village Inn.

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Turning select offices into gallery-style spaces to showcase local and emerging artists. From May 13-June 13, on view at our Wheatley office, this installation features the work of Leon + Good.

All works are available for purchase.
All are welcome.

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Enjoy a special discount on truSculpt iD at Evolve Spa in Great Neck every Tuesday! Get the body of your dreams with 20% OFF ALL truSculpt body treatments and a FREE submental truSculpt treatment during your first visit!

Use the promo code: TRUTUE to enjoy 20% OFF or call us at (516)-990-2634 to schedule

*min. six paddles for body - medium or large areas only

*Most common treatment areas: arms, abdomen, flanks, love handles, thighs

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Enjoy table-side Chateaubriand every Tuesday evening at Blackstone Steakhouse!

Enjoy 3-courses dinner for two for $75/pp

RSVP 631-271-7780

STARTER

(select two)

Caesar Salad • Shrimp Cocktail

Tomato & Mozzarella Salad

Lobster Bisque • Wedge Salad

ENTREE

Chateaubriand

for two; sliced tableside served with vegetable bouquet & roasted potatoes

ENTREE ENHANCEMENT +$60

Twin South African Cold Water Lobster Tails (5oz)

DESSERT

(select two)

Cheesecake • Chocolate Cake • SORBET

OPTIONAL WINE PAIRING

Enjoy any bottle of wine over $100 for 50% off

* Plus tax & gratuity. Can not be combined with any other discount or promotion. Not valid on holidays or private events. Wine Pairing & Lobster Tail enhancement are only valid with the purchase of Chateaubriand Dinner for two special

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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to celebrate Women’s History Month at Long Island State Parks.

This month-long celebration highlights several notable women in history and their accomplishments through informative posters and pictures. We invite you to visit us to learn more about these great women and their impact on history and culture.

Displays and programs throughout the month of March at Jones Beach State Park are:

Jones Beach State Park, Administration Building, Wantagh

Display open daily 7:00am – 4:30pm, for information call 516-785-1600

Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center-West End 2, Wantagh

Display open daily 9:00am - 4:30pm, for information call 516-809-8222

Storytime: Women’s History Month (Children 0-8; FREE program), Tuesday, March 17, 2026, 11:00am – 12:00pmTo celebrate Women’s History Month, join our educator and read exciting tales of women in science!Women Nature Writers (All ages; FREE program), Saturday, March 28, 2026, 11:00am – 12:30pmJoin one of our educators at this free event to celebrate Women’s History Month by learning about one of history’s most talented nature writers, and practice writing your very own piece inspired by our local environment.To register: www.jonesbeachenc.org/programs

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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to celebrate Women’s History Month at Long Island State Parks.

This month-long celebration highlights several notable women in history and their accomplishments through informative posters and pictures. We invite you to visit us to learn more about these great women and their impact on history and culture.

Displays and programs throughout the month of March at:

Nissequogue River State Park – Charles & Helen Reichert Administration Building, Kings Park

Display open daily 8:00am – 4:00pm, for more information call 631-269-4927

Additionally, there will be specially themed lecture programs and workshops being offered through our Long Island State Parks Environmental Education Department:

Nissequogue River State Park, Kings Park

Revolution Remedies, Saturday, March 28, 2026, 10:30am – 12:00pmExplore the overlooked medical work of women during the American Revolution. We’ll highlight the nurses, caregivers, Indigenous healers, and enslaved African women whose herbal knowledge, improvised remedies, and daily labor sustained the Continental Army. Through a hands-on activity, visitors will discover how ordinary women used extraordinary ingenuity to keep a nation alive.Programs are $4.00 per person upon arrival. No parking fee is in effect. Each person in your party needs a ticket. Space is limited. If you are unable to keep your reservation, please cancel so others may have the opportunity to attend the program. Please try to arrive at least 15 minutes early.

To register: www.eventbrite.com/o/nys-parks-long-island-environmental-education-33908178297

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Celebrate Dad with a wonderful day of Summer Family Fun at the Farm!

All DAD will receive a FREE PASS valid for their next visit with their paid admission on June 15th & 16th.

Our Magic Shows will run throughout the day on Father's Day. In addition, all farm attendees can get up close an personal with our Giraffes at the White Post Farms Giraffe Experience. It is always included in your general admission.

The farm is open from 10am-6pm. Last admission is at 5pm.

For more information or to purchase tickets visit www.whitepostfarms.com.

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Need space to spread out and work on a creative project? Join us for some open printing and creative time in the Gallery North studio. Feel free to open print (silkscreen/intaglio/monotype/collagraph/relief) or paint/draw/collage in our studio space. Cost covers inks, press use and basic studio supplies. Printing papers available for purchase. Bring your own plates if you'd like! Plexiglass available for monotypes and to purchase for intaglio.

Printmaker Larissa Grass will be available to assist in the print shop.

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Fogo Happy Hour. So good, it lasts all day.

We’re offering Happy Hour Specials and Half-Price South American bottles of wine under $130. All Day Every Day. In the dining room and bar. So drop by anytime.

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The Curry Club has Unlimted Mimosas and Bloody Marys Everyday from 11:30am-3:30pm!

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Select one of our exquisite appetizers and one of our well curated entrees from our Prix Fixe Lunch menu. You don't want to miss out on this deal!

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$25 Prix Fixe Lunch
Available Daily

Choose One Appetizer + One Entrée

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Create Your Own Blend offers the opportunity to play with our estate grown varietals at your bliss creating something that’s totally your style. Sip, mix, celebrate, and repeat because finding your flow should be fun.

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
🍷 Lounge, Outdoor, Tasting Room, Upstairs
💰 $80 per person

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50% Off All Bar Drinks + $10 Bar Bites

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HAPPY HOUR AT BIJOU TUESDAY - FRIDAY 12PM-6PM

(in the bar & lounge only)

$8 SELECT COCKTAILS FUSION

$8 WINES BY THE GLASS

$8 BIJOU LEMONADE

$6 DRAFT BEER

SPECIALLY PRICED FOOD

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Exciting News! The Farm Westbury is Now Open for Lunch Tuesday - Sunday at 12pm! Join us for all your Farm Italy favorites at Lunch & Dinner ✨ Long Island’s Favorite Italian Restaurant for Lunch

Note: No credit card hold required for Lunch reservations

Make Your Reservations Today
Walk-ins Welcomed!

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The RGNY Harvest Tasting
FROM MEXICO TO NEW YORK

Wake up your palate and allow us to guide you through four different wines paired with specifically curated food items from Mexico to New York, a journey marked by sustainable practices and deep community ties. Taste your way through the RG|NY portfolio alongside small seasonal bites! Allow our staff to guide you through 5 different wines paired with specifically curated food items. Your experience will consist of about 45 minutes of guided interaction, with the remaining hour spent at your leisure among your party.

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
🦅 Lounge, Outdoor, Tasting Room, Upstairs
💰 $60 per person

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Available All Day, Everyday

Half Off Bottles Of Rose On The Patio

La Jolie Fleur
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40

Fleur de Mer
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40

Hampton Water
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40
6 oz. Glass 14
9 oz. Glass 18

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Scielo in a Bottle

SCIELO MEANS HEAVEN

There are moments that are made better with wine, especially when shared. Taste your way through heaven alongside friends with ease and leisure no matter the weather. The world can wait.

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
☁️ Lounge, Outdoor, Tasting Room, Upstairs
💰 $30-$45 per person

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Five varietals, and just one opportunity. Put your expertise to the test. We’ll set the stage with some light bites and battleground rules, and then let the showdown begin! Sip, guess, and conquer. The player with the most correct identifications wins an RG bottle of their choice. Book your experience today!

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
🍇 Outdoor, Tasting Room
💰 $50 per person

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Get ready to raise a glass and cheers to good times during our weekday Happy Hour at the bar! From Monday to Friday, join us from 3 PM to 6 PM for fantastic deals on drinks. Sip on $6 beers, $8 wines, and $10 cocktails as you unwind and enjoy the lively atmosphere. Whether you're a beer buff, wine enthusiast, or cocktail connoisseur, we've got something for everyone. Don't miss out on the fun - see you at Happy Hour!

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Happy Hour at Blackstone Steakhouse!

Monday – Friday 3-6pm & All Day Sunday
$10 Bar Menu, Cocktails & Wine in the Bar & Lounge

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Indian High Tea Time Every day for $10 including Pakora, Samosas, and Biscuits.

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Our month-to-month program features fine art projects in an array of mediums. Kids will learn the basics of line & form using different drawing techniques, mix their own colors using paint, & design 3D structures using clay & mixed media. New & innovative projects will be performed each month for exciting & fresh artwork. Registration is rolling!

Classes run weekly, September - June for 1 hour & 45 minutes.

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3-COURSE DINNER SPECIAL starting at $55 per person

AVAILABLE SUNDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY EVENINGS

https://www.bijou110.com/dinner-special/

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Available Monday - Thursday 4:00 - 6:30 PM

$40 Three Course Prix Fixe Menu / $40 Select Bottles of Wine

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Get ready to spice up your Tuesdays with our sizzling Taco Tuesday event! Join us every Tuesday for half-price tacos from 3 PM until we close. Indulge in delicious tacos at unbeatable prices, available for dine-in only. Bring your appetite and get ready for a fiesta of flavor. Taco 'bout a good time - see you there!

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3-COURSE DINNER SPECIAL

AVAILABLE SUNDAY-THURSDAY EVENINGS

STARTING AT $69/PP*

https://www.rare650.com/dinner-special/

(Plus Tax & Gratuity. Not available on holidays including New Year's Eve, Valentine's Day, Easter, Mother's Day, Thanksgiving & Christmas Eve. Can not be combined with any other offer.)

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Dine at Insignia Steakhouse in Smithtown on Tuesday nights and enjoy our Steak & Seafood 3-course dinner for just $69 per person.

A la carte menu + chef's specials are also available

(plus tax & gratuity. not available on holidays. can not be combined with any other offer or discount)

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Our teen classes are designed to help our more serious art students fill the gaps in their portfolio as they prepare themselves for college, as well as advance their skills & find their individual voice by creating unique pieces of artwork. Classes run weekly for 1 hour & 45 minutes.

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ndulge in an exquisite Omakase dinner experience, where the chef curates a culinary journey of seasonal and meticulously selected dishes. Each course is a delightful surprise, showcasing the chef's creativity and expertise. Immerse yourself in the artistry of Japanese cuisine as you savor fresh, high-quality ingredients expertly crafted into a harmonious symphony of flavors. Whether you're a seasoned sushi enthusiast or a newcomer to Omakase, this dining adventure promises a unique and unforgettable gastronomic exploration.

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6:30PM Seating every Tuesday & Wednesday Evening

9-Course Experience $99*

13-Course Experience $149*

Advance Reservations Required

*price per person plus tax & gratuity

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Join us for an unforgettable evening of food and wine at the acclaimed Elaine’s Restaurant in East Setauket. This special collaboration dinner will showcase a thoughtfully curated selection of wines from Lieb Cellars and Suhru Wines, paired beautifully with a seasonal, chef-crafted menu.

Guests will enjoy a five-course dining experience, with each course expertly designed to complement and elevate the unique characteristics of the wines. Throughout the evening, you’ll have the opportunity to learn more about the wines, the vineyards, and the inspiration behind each pairing, making this both a delicious and engaging experience.

Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to our wines, this intimate dinner is the perfect way to explore the depth and versatility of Long Island wine in a warm, welcoming setting.

Seating is limited, and reservations are required.

Reservations:
Please call Elaine’s Restaurant at 631-678-1950 to reserve your seat.

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Smooth sailing techniques to keep your furry friends tails wagging while on the water and the Boat Owner Calm & Prepared.

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Buckethead is a virtuoso guitarist and multi-instrumentalist who performs across many genres of music. He has released over 700 studio recordings—more than any other artist in history—with over 650 of those belonging to his Pike series. He has also appeared on more than 50 albums by other artists. His music spans a wide range of styles, including progressive metal, funk, blues, jazz, bluegrass, and avant-garde.

When performing in his theatrical persona, Buckethead traditionally wore a KFC bucket on his head, emblazoned with an orange bumper sticker reading “FUNERAL” in black block letters, along with an expressionless plain white mask. More recently, he has switched to a plain white bucket without the KFC logo. His live performances often incorporate nunchucks, robot dancing, and toy trading. Buckethead’s persona represents a character said to have been “raised by chickens,” whose mission in life is to alert the world to the ongoing chicken holocaust in fast-food restaurants around the globe.

An instrumentalist, Buckethead is best known for his electric guitar playing. He has been voted by GuitarOne magazine as one of the “Top 10 Greatest Guitar Shredders of All Time,” and Guitar World credits him with “ushering in a new era of virtuosity.” In recent years,

Buckethead has performed primarily as a solo artist and with a three-piece band. He has collaborated with many high-profile artists, including Bootsy Collins, Bill Laswell and Praxis, Les Claypool, Bernie Worrell, Iggy Pop, Serj Tankian, Mike Patton, Viggo Mortensen, Brain and tons more.

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Bring your shovels, trowels, buckets and wheelbarrows, it's time to get dirty.

Dig up as many tulip bulbs as you can carry and enjoy the colors of the farm at your home next spring!

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2026 Reservation Pricing

$45 – Per Person (Over 12 Years Old)$30 – Ages 3 – 12 Years OldAges 2 and Under – FREEAs there is a maximum capacity onboard, we strongly recommend calling ahead to make reservations. We do allow for walk-ons – walk-on pricing is different and is CASH ONLY.

2026 Walk-On Pricing [CASH ONLY]

*PLEASE BRING EXACT CHANGE OR CLOSE TO IT.

$50 – Per Person (Over 12 Years Old)$35 – Ages 3 – 12 Years OldAges 2 and under – FREECruises are scheduled according to the tide table.

Click here to view the 2026 Schedule

Reserve your spot now! Call WMHO Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. 631-751-2244.

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Details:
$50 igloo fee

Limited to 6 guests

Available reservation time are 5pm and 7:30pm

Each evening offers limited availability with only 4 igloo reservations per night, so secure your spot today and make your night unforgettable!

📞 Call 631.751.0555 now to reserve your magical evening!

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Gather your friends, chosen family, or partner for one of the most unique Pride Long Island events of the season. Whether you’re visiting the North Fork for a weekend getaway or local to the East End, this Pride sunset cruise blends celebration, community, and classic coastal elegance.

Perfect for couples, groups, and Pride weekend escapes.

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The Stony Brook Grist Mill Audio Experience is free and can be accessed at anytime, anywhere. To start your tour, visit https://audio.stonybrookvillage.com/tours/the-stony-brook-grist-mill/audio.stonybrookvillage.com.

Immersing themselves in the story of the most fully operational mill on Long Island, participants will learn about the 320+ year old Stony Brook Grist Mill from its construction to today. Discovering the mill’s history, tour-goers will learn of the structure’s construction, owners, operators, its surprising role as one of Long Island’s “firsts” and more.

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Please note, as the bloom progresses, the flowers start to lose some color, but the fragrance of the fields grows even stronger.

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The moving and epic tale of two brothers that will change the world based on the beloved, Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation film.

** This production is the Long Island Premiere of The Prince of Egypt **

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The experience is FREE to the public and will allow all visitors of Stony Brook Village to immerse themselves in the quirky history and stories of the lifestyle center and some of its surrounding properties. The audio experience is obtained by scanning QR codes throughout the village and is also available at audio.stonybrookvillage.com

Currently, the experience has 14 stops, and covers the history and the stories from the Hercules Pavilion, the Three Village Inn’s original residents, to the entire development of Stony Brook Village Center.

It is recommended that participants of the experience begin at the Three Village Inn.

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Love is stronger than hate… until the streets push back

On the restless sidewalks of 1950s New York, two rival street gangs fight for turf and pride. When Tony, a former Jet, meets Maria, the sister of the Sharks’ leader, their instant connection defies the rules of their neighborhoods, and ignites a love that could change everything, or destroy it.​

About the show
West Side Story reimagines Romeo and Juliet in a city charged with rhythm, desire, and danger. Two young lovers reach across ethnic and cultural lines, trying to build a fragile bridge between communities divided by fear, prejudice, and violence.​ As tensions escalate and loyalties are tested, Tony and Maria’s dream of a life beyond the gangs becomes a race against time. Their story lays bare the human cost of hatred and the heartbreaking consequences when understanding comes too late. Set to one of musical theatre’s most iconic scores and brought to life with thrilling choreography, West Side Story is as urgent, romantic, and emotionally shattering today as when it first premiered.​

Why audiences love it
From “Tonight” and “Somewhere” to “America” and “Maria,” the songs of West Side Story are woven into the soundtrack of American culture. The show blends sweeping romance, explosive dance, and searing drama into a night that leaves audiences breathless.​ This is a musical for anyone who loves big emotions and towering melodies, stories that linger long after the final note, a timeless reminder that love can bloom anywhere, even in the unlikeliest corners of a divided city.​

Plan your visit
Performances run May 8 – May 31, 2026, with evening and matinee options so you can make West Side Story the centerpiece of your night out (or afternoon escape). Enjoy easy parking, drinks and snacks at concessions, and Broadway-caliber theatre close to home in Bellport.​ Invite friends, plan a date, or introduce a new generation to one of the greatest musicals ever written. A powerful, unforgettable experience on The Gateway stage.

Book by Arthur Laurents, Music by Leonard Bernstein, Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.
Entire original production directed and Choreographed by Jerome Robins.
Originally produced on Broadway by Robert E. Griffin and Harrold S. Prince by arrangement with Roger L. Stevens.

West Side Story is presented through Special Arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com

Content Advisory:

May not be suitable for all ages. While there is no official rating system for live theatre, we encourage you to use your judgment based on age, maturity level, and subject matter.

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(Plus tax & gratuity. Can not be combined with any other offer. Not available on holidays.)

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Turning select offices into gallery-style spaces to showcase local and emerging artists. From May 13-June 13, on view at our Wheatley office, this installation features the work of Leon + Good.

All works are available for purchase.
All are welcome.

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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to celebrate Women’s History Month at Long Island State Parks.

This month-long celebration highlights several notable women in history and their accomplishments through informative posters and pictures. We invite you to visit us to learn more about these great women and their impact on history and culture.

Displays and programs throughout the month of March at Jones Beach State Park are:

Jones Beach State Park, Administration Building, Wantagh

Display open daily 7:00am – 4:30pm, for information call 516-785-1600

Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center-West End 2, Wantagh

Display open daily 9:00am - 4:30pm, for information call 516-809-8222

Storytime: Women’s History Month (Children 0-8; FREE program), Tuesday, March 17, 2026, 11:00am – 12:00pmTo celebrate Women’s History Month, join our educator and read exciting tales of women in science!Women Nature Writers (All ages; FREE program), Saturday, March 28, 2026, 11:00am – 12:30pmJoin one of our educators at this free event to celebrate Women’s History Month by learning about one of history’s most talented nature writers, and practice writing your very own piece inspired by our local environment.To register: www.jonesbeachenc.org/programs

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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to celebrate Women’s History Month at Long Island State Parks.

This month-long celebration highlights several notable women in history and their accomplishments through informative posters and pictures. We invite you to visit us to learn more about these great women and their impact on history and culture.

Displays and programs throughout the month of March at:

Nissequogue River State Park – Charles & Helen Reichert Administration Building, Kings Park

Display open daily 8:00am – 4:00pm, for more information call 631-269-4927

Additionally, there will be specially themed lecture programs and workshops being offered through our Long Island State Parks Environmental Education Department:

Nissequogue River State Park, Kings Park

Revolution Remedies, Saturday, March 28, 2026, 10:30am – 12:00pmExplore the overlooked medical work of women during the American Revolution. We’ll highlight the nurses, caregivers, Indigenous healers, and enslaved African women whose herbal knowledge, improvised remedies, and daily labor sustained the Continental Army. Through a hands-on activity, visitors will discover how ordinary women used extraordinary ingenuity to keep a nation alive.Programs are $4.00 per person upon arrival. No parking fee is in effect. Each person in your party needs a ticket. Space is limited. If you are unable to keep your reservation, please cancel so others may have the opportunity to attend the program. Please try to arrive at least 15 minutes early.

To register: www.eventbrite.com/o/nys-parks-long-island-environmental-education-33908178297

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Celebrate Dad with a wonderful day of Summer Family Fun at the Farm!

All DAD will receive a FREE PASS valid for their next visit with their paid admission on June 15th & 16th.

Our Magic Shows will run throughout the day on Father's Day. In addition, all farm attendees can get up close an personal with our Giraffes at the White Post Farms Giraffe Experience. It is always included in your general admission.

The farm is open from 10am-6pm. Last admission is at 5pm.

For more information or to purchase tickets visit www.whitepostfarms.com.

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SAVE THE DATE! Sean Kenney’s Nature Connects® Made with LEGO® Bricks is coming to Old Westbury Gardens on May 15, 2026. This award-winning outdoor exhibition will transform the Gardens with 17 vibrant, larger-than-life sculptures built from over 300,000 LEGO® pieces.

Created by Amsterdam-based artist Sean Kenney and produced by Imagine, Nature Connects brings art and nature together in a playful, inspiring way—inviting visitors of all ages to explore the beauty, balance, and interconnectedness of the natural world.

This event will be included with admission. Tickets go on sale mid-March.

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Fogo Happy Hour. So good, it lasts all day.

We’re offering Happy Hour Specials and Half-Price South American bottles of wine under $130. All Day Every Day. In the dining room and bar. So drop by anytime.

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The Curry Club has Unlimted Mimosas and Bloody Marys Everyday from 11:30am-3:30pm!

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Select one of our exquisite appetizers and one of our well curated entrees from our Prix Fixe Lunch menu. You don't want to miss out on this deal!

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$25 Prix Fixe Lunch
Available Daily

Choose One Appetizer + One Entrée

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Create Your Own Blend offers the opportunity to play with our estate grown varietals at your bliss creating something that’s totally your style. Sip, mix, celebrate, and repeat because finding your flow should be fun.

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
🍷 Lounge, Outdoor, Tasting Room, Upstairs
💰 $80 per person

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50% Off All Bar Drinks + $10 Bar Bites

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HAPPY HOUR AT BIJOU TUESDAY - FRIDAY 12PM-6PM

(in the bar & lounge only)

$8 SELECT COCKTAILS FUSION

$8 WINES BY THE GLASS

$8 BIJOU LEMONADE

$6 DRAFT BEER

SPECIALLY PRICED FOOD

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Exciting News! The Farm Westbury is Now Open for Lunch Tuesday - Sunday at 12pm! Join us for all your Farm Italy favorites at Lunch & Dinner ✨ Long Island’s Favorite Italian Restaurant for Lunch

Note: No credit card hold required for Lunch reservations

Make Your Reservations Today
Walk-ins Welcomed!

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The RGNY Harvest Tasting
FROM MEXICO TO NEW YORK

Wake up your palate and allow us to guide you through four different wines paired with specifically curated food items from Mexico to New York, a journey marked by sustainable practices and deep community ties. Taste your way through the RG|NY portfolio alongside small seasonal bites! Allow our staff to guide you through 5 different wines paired with specifically curated food items. Your experience will consist of about 45 minutes of guided interaction, with the remaining hour spent at your leisure among your party.

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
🦅 Lounge, Outdoor, Tasting Room, Upstairs
💰 $60 per person

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Available All Day, Everyday

Half Off Bottles Of Rose On The Patio

La Jolie Fleur
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40

Fleur de Mer
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40

Hampton Water
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40
6 oz. Glass 14
9 oz. Glass 18

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Scielo in a Bottle

SCIELO MEANS HEAVEN

There are moments that are made better with wine, especially when shared. Taste your way through heaven alongside friends with ease and leisure no matter the weather. The world can wait.

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
☁️ Lounge, Outdoor, Tasting Room, Upstairs
💰 $30-$45 per person

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Five varietals, and just one opportunity. Put your expertise to the test. We’ll set the stage with some light bites and battleground rules, and then let the showdown begin! Sip, guess, and conquer. The player with the most correct identifications wins an RG bottle of their choice. Book your experience today!

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
🍇 Outdoor, Tasting Room
💰 $50 per person

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Get ready to raise a glass and cheers to good times during our weekday Happy Hour at the bar! From Monday to Friday, join us from 3 PM to 6 PM for fantastic deals on drinks. Sip on $6 beers, $8 wines, and $10 cocktails as you unwind and enjoy the lively atmosphere. Whether you're a beer buff, wine enthusiast, or cocktail connoisseur, we've got something for everyone. Don't miss out on the fun - see you at Happy Hour!

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Happy Hour at Blackstone Steakhouse!

Monday – Friday 3-6pm & All Day Sunday
$10 Bar Menu, Cocktails & Wine in the Bar & Lounge

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Indian High Tea Time Every day for $10 including Pakora, Samosas, and Biscuits.

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Our month-to-month program features fine art projects in an array of mediums. Kids will learn the basics of line & form using different drawing techniques, mix their own colors using paint, & design 3D structures using clay & mixed media. New & innovative projects will be performed each month for exciting & fresh artwork. Registration is rolling!

Classes run weekly, September - June for 1 hour & 45 minutes.

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3-COURSE DINNER SPECIAL starting at $55 per person

AVAILABLE SUNDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY EVENINGS

https://www.bijou110.com/dinner-special/

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Available Monday - Thursday 4:00 - 6:30 PM

$40 Three Course Prix Fixe Menu / $40 Select Bottles of Wine

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Elevate Your Evenings at Mirabelle

Every Wednesday + Thursday from 4-6PM

50% Off House Wines, Beers + Craft Cocktails

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Dine at the James Sunday-Thursday evenings and enjoy our a la carte dinner menu + $59 Three-Course Prix Fixe Dinner Menu.

(not available on holidays. plus tax & gratuity)

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3-COURSE DINNER SPECIAL

AVAILABLE SUNDAY-THURSDAY EVENINGS

STARTING AT $69/PP*

https://www.rare650.com/dinner-special/

(Plus Tax & Gratuity. Not available on holidays including New Year's Eve, Valentine's Day, Easter, Mother's Day, Thanksgiving & Christmas Eve. Can not be combined with any other offer.)

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Available Every Wednesday From 5-9 PM

Half-Price Bottles of Wine

In France, dinner is more than just food + drinks, it’s about savoir-vivre, the art of living well.
Experience this elegance with half-price bottles of wine.

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3-Course Dinner starting at $59 per person*

Available all night on Monday + Wednesday & Thursday until 6pm

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102 3rd St Greenport NY 11944 Just North of the Shelter Island Ferry/Hampton Jitney/LIRR​

7,000 sq. ft roller skate rink. Completely refurbished in 2018.

Open Year Round!

Skate rentals available in sizes Toddler 7 to Mens 16 or bring your own. Rollerblades welcome.

Free instruction for beginners. We get everyone rolling!

Tickets available at the door.

Skater Admission: $10/Free rentals

Non-skater Admission: $5

Pro shop w/ sales & service. We sell socks!

Concession stand w/ snacks and drinks. Outside food welcome.

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Dine at Bijou Modern American Asian on Wednesday evenings and save 50% on all bottles of wine over $100!

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Dine at Arlo Kitchen & Bar on Wednesday evenings and enjoy wine bottles over $150 for 50% off!

(not available on holidays)

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Dine at Rare650 on Wednesday evenings and save 50% on all bottles of wine over $150!

(offer not available on holidays and can not be combined with any other offer)

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Dine at Insignia Steakhouse in Smithtown on Wednesday evenings and enjoy 50% off bottles of wine over $150!

(not valid on holidays. can not be combined with any other offer or discount)

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Skate School - Children - $85 for the month

SKATE SCHOOL IS NOT JUST FOR BEGINNERS!

Learn cool new SKILLS AND TRICKS to take your skating experience to the next level!!

Learn to do jumps, mohawks, crossovers, powerslides and more!

*Students are grouped by ability- and are constantly reassessed, encouraging them to keep developing their skill set

Pro Instructors for every level!

Sign up for Skate School Today!

Registration Must Be Made in Advance please call 516-795-5474 today!

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Reiki is a way to connect with your own healing & energy.

It is believed that a person's "ki" or energy should be strong & free flowing. When this is true, a person's body & mind is in a positive state of health.

Join us every Wednesday to experience a Reiki massage and a soothing sound bath to release positive energy.

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ndulge in an exquisite Omakase dinner experience, where the chef curates a culinary journey of seasonal and meticulously selected dishes. Each course is a delightful surprise, showcasing the chef's creativity and expertise. Immerse yourself in the artistry of Japanese cuisine as you savor fresh, high-quality ingredients expertly crafted into a harmonious symphony of flavors. Whether you're a seasoned sushi enthusiast or a newcomer to Omakase, this dining adventure promises a unique and unforgettable gastronomic exploration.

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6:30PM Seating every Tuesday & Wednesday Evening

9-Course Experience $99*

13-Course Experience $149*

Advance Reservations Required

*price per person plus tax & gratuity

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We meet on Wednesdays, we meditate in a room filled with healing crystals and beautiful energy. Our meditations are different each week. Come and share in this group to enjoy a light hearted meditation and help reduce stress in your life. You must let us know if you are joining, this class fills quickly.

Finding a peaceful place within…our lives are so busy with the demands of modern life, many feel stressed and over-whelmed. Stress weighs us down and can affect our health. Meditation can help us to understand our own mind. We can learn how to transform our mind from negative to positive. Cultivating constructive thoughts to assist in bringing down our stress levels, to reach a place of stillness. Discussing how positive thoughts and actions can be manifested and sit in a guided meditation. Anyone can join this group.

Led by Patrick Ryan

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Wednesday Nights are Open Mic & Jam at Ziggy’s Place – Hosted by Dave Lotito & Diane Tucci. All musicians and genres welcome! Come hang out in a space where you'll soon feel right at home. Whether you're looking for creative inspiration or want to test out some tunes, this is the place for you. Never played in public before? There’s no better time to start! Whatever your talent, whatever you want to try – no judgment here, and NO VIDEO allowed unless you give the okay!

Come on down and join the fun! Bar will be open during the day from noon to 10pm (or whenever)! Open jam starts Jan 8th (7p and goes until 11p).

Reservations for 15 minute performance slots are encouraged, but not required.

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The Hapless Lexington presented by Maritime Historian Ed Carr.

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Calling all trivia buffs! Join us every Wednesday night at Union Burger Bar for a battle of wits starting at 7 PM. Grab your friends and form a team, or come solo and join a table with fellow players. Reservations are recommended as spots fill up fast. Show off your smarts and win some prizes while enjoying delicious food and drinks. See you there!

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Adult Night Skate

Must be over the age of 18

Admission is $15.50

Skate Rental is $7

DJ D

Please Fill out your waiver prior to arrival

Click Here for Waiver

For group discounts, please contact Jenn at unitedskatessales@gmail.com / 516-795-5474

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Explore the most complete collection of Apple computers in the United States, assembled and restored by Long Island resident Kevin Lenane. His collection celebrates the technological and design innovations of Apple that brought personal computing devices into the homes—and now the hands—of all Americans.

The exhibition features a rare 1976 Apple-1 computer, marking the 50th anniversary of its release, alongside artifacts from Apple’s groundbreaking Lisa and Mac development projects of the 1980s. Visitors will also explore Apple’s 1990s experiments with personal digital assistants and televisions, as well as the iconic, colorful iMac G3. Original marketing materials from one of Long Island’s earliest Mac retailers round out the experience, bringing the story of innovation to life.

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Complementing LIM's Video Games: The Great Connector, this exhibition highlights how Long Islanders have contributed to the history of video game development.

In 1959, at Brookhaven National Laboratory’s annual visitor day, instrumentation division members William A. Higinbotham, David Potter and Robert V. Dvorak Sr. presented what would become the very first computer game, Tennis for Two. And in the early 1980s, Acclaim Entertainment was founded in Oyster Bay, which went on to become a globally recognized developer of video games.

Today, that legacy lives on through events like the Long Island Retro Gaming Expo, which celebrates its 10th annual convention in Garden City this year and has become a major destination for the Northeast’s gaming community.

Featuring multiple hands-on retro gaming stations, including Acclaim Entertainment games such as NBA Jam on a Sega Genesis.

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If you lived through the 1970s, you know the decade is about more than orange shag carpets, platform shoes, avocado-colored walls, oversized Detroit “land yachts,” and spinning the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack on vinyl. It is layered and complex. Across Long Island, social, political, and demographic shifts fuel cultural and artistic innovation, even as new questions and vulnerabilities emerge.

Long Island in the ’70s captures the energy, excitement, and challenges of this transformative era. The exhibition features fashions from LIM’s collection, a 1974 AMC Matador Station Wagon on loan from its original owner’s family, milestone toys and sports memorabilia, and artwork and photography reflecting the decade’s changes. As the postwar boom in Levittown and Nassau County slows, suburban growth moves east. Suffolk County’s population rises rapidly, especially in Huntington, Babylon, Islip, and Brookhaven, sparking environmental activism and legislation like the Suffolk County Farmland Preservation Act, as well as protests over the Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant. Meanwhile, Long Island develops a stronger regional identity, marked by the arrival of the New York Islanders in 1972 at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, and a growing influx of artists east of the Shinnecock Canal.

Building on LIM’s popular exhibitions on the 1950s and 1960s, this show brings together a wide range of art and artifacts—from clothing and paintings to photographs, music, and pop culture objects. Highlights include photography by Rick Kopstein, Meryl Meisler, and Joanne Mulberg. Visitors explore immersive displays, including a fully realized 1970s suburban living room, and a section on Long Island’s experiences during the end of the Vietnam War, with military uniforms, photographs, and shared stories -- offering a vivid look at a decade that continues to shape life today.

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In commemoration of America250, The Seat of Action spotlights the experiences of the Long Island region during the Revolutionary War, an area that was under martial law and British control longer than any other part of the American colonies. In the years between the Battle of Long Island (August 1776) and the liberation of New York (November 1783), military occupation led to the loss and destruction of property, the separation of families, and atrocious levels of suffering across this area. This exhibition will feature a rich array of artifacts and paintings, including a rare portrait of General George Washington’s spymaster, Benjamin Tallmadge (1754–1835) (member of the famous Culper Spy Ring), on loan from the Litchfield Historical Society. The general experience for Long Islanders over those seven years was one that witnessed large-scale population evacuation and the destruction of churches, woodlands, agriculture, and livestock as British forces used the area as a source of sustenance for their larger war effort. The post-Revolutionary War era was one of profound reconstruction across Long Island. At the same time, the tragic impacts of the war also brought about powerful and transformative legacies, leading to more democratic politics across this region and to the eventual end of slavery, both on Long Island and in New York State.

This exhibition is part of LIM’s America250 celebration, featuring special exhibitions and related programming. Learn more at longislandmuseum.org/longisland250.

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Learn how video games are more than a mode of entertainment, and the important role digital games are playing in the lives of today’s youth.

The exhibition showcases that video games are more than a mode of entertainment for today’s youth; they have become a means for developing personal and professional skills, such as teamwork, complex problem-solving, and building social networks. Throughout the exhibit, which features 10 fun, interactive gaming stations, visitors will play games, meet historic and contemporary figures in game design and engineering, and uncover the invisible design behind their gaming experience. There is an emphasis on celebrating the contributions made by people of color in the hope of inspiring Black and Latinx students to consider careers in the gaming industry.

Exhibition created by Science and Arts Engagement New York, Inc./DBA Harlem Gallery of Science, and partially supported by New York State Council on the Arts

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Join us at Ruta Oaxaca Mexican Cuisine every weekend for our unbeatable 2-for-1 Margaritas and Bottomless Drinks every Saturday and Sunday 11-4PM. It's the perfect way to kick back and enjoy great company with your favorite Mexican Dishes. Don't miss out! - Cheers to a fun weekend with us!

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An idealistic young King Arthur hopes to create a kingdom built on honor and dignity, embodied by his Knights of The Round Table. His Ideals, however are tested when his lovely queen, Guenevere, falls in love with the young Knight, Lancelot and the fate of the kingdom hangs in the balance. Featuring the classic songs “If Ever I Would Leave You,” “I Loved You Once In Silence,” “The Lusty Month of May,” and of course “Camelot.”

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Bring your shovels, trowels, buckets and wheelbarrows, it's time to get dirty.

Dig up as many tulip bulbs as you can carry and enjoy the colors of the farm at your home next spring!

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2026 Reservation Pricing

$45 – Per Person (Over 12 Years Old)$30 – Ages 3 – 12 Years OldAges 2 and Under – FREEAs there is a maximum capacity onboard, we strongly recommend calling ahead to make reservations. We do allow for walk-ons – walk-on pricing is different and is CASH ONLY.

2026 Walk-On Pricing [CASH ONLY]

*PLEASE BRING EXACT CHANGE OR CLOSE TO IT.

$50 – Per Person (Over 12 Years Old)$35 – Ages 3 – 12 Years OldAges 2 and under – FREECruises are scheduled according to the tide table.

Click here to view the 2026 Schedule

Reserve your spot now! Call WMHO Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. 631-751-2244.

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In 1922, F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896 - 1940), his wife Zelda (1900 - 1948), and their infant daughter Scottie (1921 - 1986) moved into a Mediterranean-style house at 6 Gateway Drive in Great Neck. Fitzgerald immersed himself in the local community and created an indelible island of imagination, something that resembled but also caricatured what the North Shore of Long Island actually was in the 1920s. On April 10, 1925, The Great Gatsby was published by Charles Scribner's Sons. The novel received mixed reviews and was not an immediate commercial success. However, it has since taken on a much larger significance in literary and popular culture, achieving a place in the canon of great American novels. This exhibition will focus on the history of the book's creation and reception, as well as both the mythology and the reality of the area that it depicted. Objects will include items from private and public collections related to the book and to the Fitzgeralds' lives, period clothing from the LIM's collection, Jazz Age artwork, and well-developed vignettes.

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Details:
$50 igloo fee

Limited to 6 guests

Available reservation time are 5pm and 7:30pm

Each evening offers limited availability with only 4 igloo reservations per night, so secure your spot today and make your night unforgettable!

📞 Call 631.751.0555 now to reserve your magical evening!

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Gather your friends, chosen family, or partner for one of the most unique Pride Long Island events of the season. Whether you’re visiting the North Fork for a weekend getaway or local to the East End, this Pride sunset cruise blends celebration, community, and classic coastal elegance.

Perfect for couples, groups, and Pride weekend escapes.

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The Stony Brook Grist Mill Audio Experience is free and can be accessed at anytime, anywhere. To start your tour, visit https://audio.stonybrookvillage.com/tours/the-stony-brook-grist-mill/audio.stonybrookvillage.com.

Immersing themselves in the story of the most fully operational mill on Long Island, participants will learn about the 320+ year old Stony Brook Grist Mill from its construction to today. Discovering the mill’s history, tour-goers will learn of the structure’s construction, owners, operators, its surprising role as one of Long Island’s “firsts” and more.

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Please note, as the bloom progresses, the flowers start to lose some color, but the fragrance of the fields grows even stronger.

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The moving and epic tale of two brothers that will change the world based on the beloved, Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation film.

** This production is the Long Island Premiere of The Prince of Egypt **

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The experience is FREE to the public and will allow all visitors of Stony Brook Village to immerse themselves in the quirky history and stories of the lifestyle center and some of its surrounding properties. The audio experience is obtained by scanning QR codes throughout the village and is also available at audio.stonybrookvillage.com

Currently, the experience has 14 stops, and covers the history and the stories from the Hercules Pavilion, the Three Village Inn’s original residents, to the entire development of Stony Brook Village Center.

It is recommended that participants of the experience begin at the Three Village Inn.

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The exhibition includes spectacular and important glass, furniture, paintings, and sculpture from artists and designers such as Louis Comfort Tiffany, Tiffany & Co., Gustav Klimt, Louis Majorelle, Alphonse Mucha, Emmanuel Lansyer, and Émile Gallé, introducing a new generation to Art Nouveau’s luminous innovations and artistic triumphs, enticing visitors once more into these lustrous, nature-inspired havens of ornate beauty—all orchestrated over a century ago by visionary designers, just before the First World War ushered in a stark new reality.

LIM is part of a national tour of this exhibition and is the only museum in New York State to host The Triumph of Nature. Showcasing the exhibition at the LIM also reinforces the Long Island connection between Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. and Long Island, where in 1923 the Chrysler family bought a summer estate which would ultimately become part of the campus of the United States Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point.

Learn more at longislandmuseum.org.

The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau from the Chrysler Museum of Art is organized by the Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, VA and toured by International Arts & Artists, Washington, DC.”

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Love is stronger than hate… until the streets push back

On the restless sidewalks of 1950s New York, two rival street gangs fight for turf and pride. When Tony, a former Jet, meets Maria, the sister of the Sharks’ leader, their instant connection defies the rules of their neighborhoods, and ignites a love that could change everything, or destroy it.​

About the show
West Side Story reimagines Romeo and Juliet in a city charged with rhythm, desire, and danger. Two young lovers reach across ethnic and cultural lines, trying to build a fragile bridge between communities divided by fear, prejudice, and violence.​ As tensions escalate and loyalties are tested, Tony and Maria’s dream of a life beyond the gangs becomes a race against time. Their story lays bare the human cost of hatred and the heartbreaking consequences when understanding comes too late. Set to one of musical theatre’s most iconic scores and brought to life with thrilling choreography, West Side Story is as urgent, romantic, and emotionally shattering today as when it first premiered.​

Why audiences love it
From “Tonight” and “Somewhere” to “America” and “Maria,” the songs of West Side Story are woven into the soundtrack of American culture. The show blends sweeping romance, explosive dance, and searing drama into a night that leaves audiences breathless.​ This is a musical for anyone who loves big emotions and towering melodies, stories that linger long after the final note, a timeless reminder that love can bloom anywhere, even in the unlikeliest corners of a divided city.​

Plan your visit
Performances run May 8 – May 31, 2026, with evening and matinee options so you can make West Side Story the centerpiece of your night out (or afternoon escape). Enjoy easy parking, drinks and snacks at concessions, and Broadway-caliber theatre close to home in Bellport.​ Invite friends, plan a date, or introduce a new generation to one of the greatest musicals ever written. A powerful, unforgettable experience on The Gateway stage.

Book by Arthur Laurents, Music by Leonard Bernstein, Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.
Entire original production directed and Choreographed by Jerome Robins.
Originally produced on Broadway by Robert E. Griffin and Harrold S. Prince by arrangement with Roger L. Stevens.

West Side Story is presented through Special Arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com

Content Advisory:

May not be suitable for all ages. While there is no official rating system for live theatre, we encourage you to use your judgment based on age, maturity level, and subject matter.

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Turning select offices into gallery-style spaces to showcase local and emerging artists. From May 13-June 13, on view at our Wheatley office, this installation features the work of Leon + Good.

All works are available for purchase.
All are welcome.

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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to celebrate Women’s History Month at Long Island State Parks.

This month-long celebration highlights several notable women in history and their accomplishments through informative posters and pictures. We invite you to visit us to learn more about these great women and their impact on history and culture.

Displays and programs throughout the month of March at Jones Beach State Park are:

Jones Beach State Park, Administration Building, Wantagh

Display open daily 7:00am – 4:30pm, for information call 516-785-1600

Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center-West End 2, Wantagh

Display open daily 9:00am - 4:30pm, for information call 516-809-8222

Storytime: Women’s History Month (Children 0-8; FREE program), Tuesday, March 17, 2026, 11:00am – 12:00pmTo celebrate Women’s History Month, join our educator and read exciting tales of women in science!Women Nature Writers (All ages; FREE program), Saturday, March 28, 2026, 11:00am – 12:30pmJoin one of our educators at this free event to celebrate Women’s History Month by learning about one of history’s most talented nature writers, and practice writing your very own piece inspired by our local environment.To register: www.jonesbeachenc.org/programs

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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to celebrate Women’s History Month at Long Island State Parks.

This month-long celebration highlights several notable women in history and their accomplishments through informative posters and pictures. We invite you to visit us to learn more about these great women and their impact on history and culture.

Displays and programs throughout the month of March at:

Nissequogue River State Park – Charles & Helen Reichert Administration Building, Kings Park

Display open daily 8:00am – 4:00pm, for more information call 631-269-4927

Additionally, there will be specially themed lecture programs and workshops being offered through our Long Island State Parks Environmental Education Department:

Nissequogue River State Park, Kings Park

Revolution Remedies, Saturday, March 28, 2026, 10:30am – 12:00pmExplore the overlooked medical work of women during the American Revolution. We’ll highlight the nurses, caregivers, Indigenous healers, and enslaved African women whose herbal knowledge, improvised remedies, and daily labor sustained the Continental Army. Through a hands-on activity, visitors will discover how ordinary women used extraordinary ingenuity to keep a nation alive.Programs are $4.00 per person upon arrival. No parking fee is in effect. Each person in your party needs a ticket. Space is limited. If you are unable to keep your reservation, please cancel so others may have the opportunity to attend the program. Please try to arrive at least 15 minutes early.

To register: www.eventbrite.com/o/nys-parks-long-island-environmental-education-33908178297

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Celebrate Dad with a wonderful day of Summer Family Fun at the Farm!

All DAD will receive a FREE PASS valid for their next visit with their paid admission on June 15th & 16th.

Our Magic Shows will run throughout the day on Father's Day. In addition, all farm attendees can get up close an personal with our Giraffes at the White Post Farms Giraffe Experience. It is always included in your general admission.

The farm is open from 10am-6pm. Last admission is at 5pm.

For more information or to purchase tickets visit www.whitepostfarms.com.

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SAVE THE DATE! Sean Kenney’s Nature Connects® Made with LEGO® Bricks is coming to Old Westbury Gardens on May 15, 2026. This award-winning outdoor exhibition will transform the Gardens with 17 vibrant, larger-than-life sculptures built from over 300,000 LEGO® pieces.

Created by Amsterdam-based artist Sean Kenney and produced by Imagine, Nature Connects brings art and nature together in a playful, inspiring way—inviting visitors of all ages to explore the beauty, balance, and interconnectedness of the natural world.

This event will be included with admission. Tickets go on sale mid-March.

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All May During Gallery Hours | 11AM-4PM | Kids & Families

Thar she blooms! Track down hidden florals in the gallery. Find them all to claim your prize!

Included with Admission

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SEA SURVIVAL CHALLENGE

January 15 - June 30 | Kids & Adventurous Adults

Drop In During Gallery Hours 11:00 – 4:00PM

Do you have what it takes to survive the open ocean? Embark on an adventure through the museum to collect clues and crack puzzles as you follow the paths of shipwrecked sailors, clever castaways, and daring ocean scientists. Cap off your quest by creating a Navigator's Necklace complete with a working compass!

$5 Member; Admission + $10 Participant

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April - May | Kids & Adults

EXCLUDING 4/3, 4/7, 4/10, 4/18

Gallery Hours 11:00 – 4:00PM

Dive into the amazing wildlife of the Long Island Sound and bring your favorite sea creature to life using recycled materials in this fun, self-guided activity! Build your own ocean-inspired creation and leave it with us to become part of our special “Recycled Ecosystem” display. Included with admission.

Free with Admission

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Fogo Happy Hour. So good, it lasts all day.

We’re offering Happy Hour Specials and Half-Price South American bottles of wine under $130. All Day Every Day. In the dining room and bar. So drop by anytime.

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The Curry Club has Unlimted Mimosas and Bloody Marys Everyday from 11:30am-3:30pm!

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Select one of our exquisite appetizers and one of our well curated entrees from our Prix Fixe Lunch menu. You don't want to miss out on this deal!

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$25 Prix Fixe Lunch
Available Daily

Choose One Appetizer + One Entrée

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Create Your Own Blend offers the opportunity to play with our estate grown varietals at your bliss creating something that’s totally your style. Sip, mix, celebrate, and repeat because finding your flow should be fun.

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
🍷 Lounge, Outdoor, Tasting Room, Upstairs
💰 $80 per person

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50% Off All Bar Drinks + $10 Bar Bites

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HAPPY HOUR AT BIJOU TUESDAY - FRIDAY 12PM-6PM

(in the bar & lounge only)

$8 SELECT COCKTAILS FUSION

$8 WINES BY THE GLASS

$8 BIJOU LEMONADE

$6 DRAFT BEER

SPECIALLY PRICED FOOD

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The Long Island Biennial, now in its ninth iteration, deepens connections between artists across Nassau and Suffolk counties and their communities. The exhibition uses the Declaration of Independence (1776) and George Grosz’s masterpiece of political art, Eclipse of the Sun (1926), as touchstones for thinking about power, national ideals, and public life. The Declaration of Independence set forth aspirational principles of liberty and equality, although its promises remain incomplete. A century and a half later, George Grosz’s searing painting exposed the corruption he saw at the heart of modern society. From an open call that attracted nearly six hundred submissions, the guest jurors selected 73 works by 69 artists that respond to these cultural and political legacies. Just Powers brings together the work of Long Island artists with diverse perspectives to reveal how democratic ideals are interpreted, challenged, and reimagined today.

Just Powers was juried by Tripoli Patterson, founder and owner, Tripoli Gallery; photographer Andreas Rentsch, Associate Professor of Photography and Chair of the Art Department, Lycoming College; and Dr. Lauren Rosati, Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art. It was curated by Dr. Meredith A. Brown, Consulting Curator of Contemporary Art, The Heckscher Museum of Art.

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Exciting News! The Farm Westbury is Now Open for Lunch Tuesday - Sunday at 12pm! Join us for all your Farm Italy favorites at Lunch & Dinner ✨ Long Island’s Favorite Italian Restaurant for Lunch

Note: No credit card hold required for Lunch reservations

Make Your Reservations Today
Walk-ins Welcomed!

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The RGNY Harvest Tasting
FROM MEXICO TO NEW YORK

Wake up your palate and allow us to guide you through four different wines paired with specifically curated food items from Mexico to New York, a journey marked by sustainable practices and deep community ties. Taste your way through the RG|NY portfolio alongside small seasonal bites! Allow our staff to guide you through 5 different wines paired with specifically curated food items. Your experience will consist of about 45 minutes of guided interaction, with the remaining hour spent at your leisure among your party.

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
🦅 Lounge, Outdoor, Tasting Room, Upstairs
💰 $60 per person

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Available All Day, Everyday

Half Off Bottles Of Rose On The Patio

La Jolie Fleur
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40

Fleur de Mer
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40

Hampton Water
Patio Bottle Price 20
Regular Bottle Price 40
6 oz. Glass 14
9 oz. Glass 18

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Scielo in a Bottle

SCIELO MEANS HEAVEN

There are moments that are made better with wine, especially when shared. Taste your way through heaven alongside friends with ease and leisure no matter the weather. The world can wait.

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
☁️ Lounge, Outdoor, Tasting Room, Upstairs
💰 $30-$45 per person

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Five varietals, and just one opportunity. Put your expertise to the test. We’ll set the stage with some light bites and battleground rules, and then let the showdown begin! Sip, guess, and conquer. The player with the most correct identifications wins an RG bottle of their choice. Book your experience today!

🥂 Prepaid reservation for parties of 1 to 40
🍇 Outdoor, Tasting Room
💰 $50 per person

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Enjoy a delightful prix fixe lunch experience and fashion show from 12:30pm to 2pm! Enjoy fashion & accessories from Mint, Madison’s Niche, D.K. Brothers, Ecolin Jewelers, Kate’s Vintage Rose, and Chico’s. Enjoy tastings from The Crushed Olive.

Reservations required. To reserve your seat, call each restaurant directly.

May 7 – Mirabelle Restaurant (631) 751-0555 – $39 for three coursesMay 14 – Luca Restaurant (631) 675-0435 – $39 for two coursesMay 21 – The Country House Restaurant (631) 751-3332 – $48 for three courses

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Jumperoo is back! Starting September 11, 2025 and every Thursday & Friday from 1 to 4pm.

Join us for three hours of indoor fun for adventurers ages 5 and younger!

We open up the park just for the little ones and their parents to jump, bounce and crawl around safely!

Cancelled on school holidays. Check website for the latest info.

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Get ready to raise a glass and cheers to good times during our weekday Happy Hour at the bar! From Monday to Friday, join us from 3 PM to 6 PM for fantastic deals on drinks. Sip on $6 beers, $8 wines, and $10 cocktails as you unwind and enjoy the lively atmosphere. Whether you're a beer buff, wine enthusiast, or cocktail connoisseur, we've got something for everyone. Don't miss out on the fun - see you at Happy Hour!

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Happy Hour at Blackstone Steakhouse!

Monday – Friday 3-6pm & All Day Sunday
$10 Bar Menu, Cocktails & Wine in the Bar & Lounge

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Indian High Tea Time Every day for $10 including Pakora, Samosas, and Biscuits.

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Our month-to-month program features fine art projects in an array of mediums. Kids will learn the basics of line & form using different drawing techniques, mix their own colors using paint, & design 3D structures using clay & mixed media. New & innovative projects will be performed each month for exciting & fresh artwork. Registration is rolling!

Classes run weekly, September - June for 1 hour & 45 minutes.

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Available Monday - Thursday 4:00 - 6:30 PM

$40 Three Course Prix Fixe Menu / $40 Select Bottles of Wine

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Elevate Your Evenings at Mirabelle

Every Wednesday + Thursday from 4-6PM

50% Off House Wines, Beers + Craft Cocktails

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Dine at Blackstone Steakhouse in Melville on Thursday evenings and save 50% on all bottles of wine over $150!

(Can not be combined with any other offer or discount. Not valid on holidays)

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Dine at the James Sunday-Thursday evenings and enjoy our a la carte dinner menu + $59 Three-Course Prix Fixe Dinner Menu.

(not available on holidays. plus tax & gratuity)

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3-Course Dinner starting at $59 per person*

Available all night on Monday + Wednesday & Thursday until 6pm

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Dine at Opus on Thursday evenings and save 50% on all bottles of wine over $150!

(Plus tax & gratuity. Can not be combined to any other offer. Not available on holidays)

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Join us every Thursday for a calming yoga session held inside our therapeutic salt cave.

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Learning to Look | Expressionism

Born in the final years of the 19th century amid rapid industrialization, Expressionism became the first major art movement of the 20th century. Building on key Post-Impressionist innovations—Paul Gauguin’s liberated color, Vincent van Gogh’s energetic brushwork, and Paul Cézanne’s structural approach to composition—Expressionism embraced emotion and intensity as central artistic aims, helping to define a new century. Early pioneers included the French Fauves, led by Henri Matisse, and Der Blaue Reiter (The Blue Rider), associated with Wassily Kandinsky.

In person at 20 Terry Street, Patchogue or on ZOOM
Meeting ID: 880 1524 8901 | Passcode: 419010

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Polish up on your ability to get around safely on our local waters. This. class will be lead by Captain Ed Torre

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Join us on Thursday evenings for a live DJ performance

Drink specials are available in the bar & lounge from 7pm-9pm

Dining reservations are recommended.

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Adult Night Skate

Must be over the age of 18

Admission is $15.50

Skate Rental is $7

DJ E-Kim

Please Fill out your waiver prior to arrival

Click Here for Waiver

*Schedule and DJ's are subject to change without notice

For groups discounts please contact Jenn at unitedskatessales@gmail.com / 516-795-5474

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Explore the most complete collection of Apple computers in the United States, assembled and restored by Long Island resident Kevin Lenane. His collection celebrates the technological and design innovations of Apple that brought personal computing devices into the homes—and now the hands—of all Americans.

The exhibition features a rare 1976 Apple-1 computer, marking the 50th anniversary of its release, alongside artifacts from Apple’s groundbreaking Lisa and Mac development projects of the 1980s. Visitors will also explore Apple’s 1990s experiments with personal digital assistants and televisions, as well as the iconic, colorful iMac G3. Original marketing materials from one of Long Island’s earliest Mac retailers round out the experience, bringing the story of innovation to life.

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Complementing LIM's Video Games: The Great Connector, this exhibition highlights how Long Islanders have contributed to the history of video game development.

In 1959, at Brookhaven National Laboratory’s annual visitor day, instrumentation division members William A. Higinbotham, David Potter and Robert V. Dvorak Sr. presented what would become the very first computer game, Tennis for Two. And in the early 1980s, Acclaim Entertainment was founded in Oyster Bay, which went on to become a globally recognized developer of video games.

Today, that legacy lives on through events like the Long Island Retro Gaming Expo, which celebrates its 10th annual convention in Garden City this year and has become a major destination for the Northeast’s gaming community.

Featuring multiple hands-on retro gaming stations, including Acclaim Entertainment games such as NBA Jam on a Sega Genesis.

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If you lived through the 1970s, you know the decade is about more than orange shag carpets, platform shoes, avocado-colored walls, oversized Detroit “land yachts,” and spinning the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack on vinyl. It is layered and complex. Across Long Island, social, political, and demographic shifts fuel cultural and artistic innovation, even as new questions and vulnerabilities emerge.

Long Island in the ’70s captures the energy, excitement, and challenges of this transformative era. The exhibition features fashions from LIM’s collection, a 1974 AMC Matador Station Wagon on loan from its original owner’s family, milestone toys and sports memorabilia, and artwork and photography reflecting the decade’s changes. As the postwar boom in Levittown and Nassau County slows, suburban growth moves east. Suffolk County’s population rises rapidly, especially in Huntington, Babylon, Islip, and Brookhaven, sparking environmental activism and legislation like the Suffolk County Farmland Preservation Act, as well as protests over the Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant. Meanwhile, Long Island develops a stronger regional identity, marked by the arrival of the New York Islanders in 1972 at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, and a growing influx of artists east of the Shinnecock Canal.

Building on LIM’s popular exhibitions on the 1950s and 1960s, this show brings together a wide range of art and artifacts—from clothing and paintings to photographs, music, and pop culture objects. Highlights include photography by Rick Kopstein, Meryl Meisler, and Joanne Mulberg. Visitors explore immersive displays, including a fully realized 1970s suburban living room, and a section on Long Island’s experiences during the end of the Vietnam War, with military uniforms, photographs, and shared stories -- offering a vivid look at a decade that continues to shape life today.

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In commemoration of America250, The Seat of Action spotlights the experiences of the Long Island region during the Revolutionary War, an area that was under martial law and British control longer than any other part of the American colonies. In the years between the Battle of Long Island (August 1776) and the liberation of New York (November 1783), military occupation led to the loss and destruction of property, the separation of families, and atrocious levels of suffering across this area. This exhibition will feature a rich array of artifacts and paintings, including a rare portrait of General George Washington’s spymaster, Benjamin Tallmadge (1754–1835) (member of the famous Culper Spy Ring), on loan from the Litchfield Historical Society. The general experience for Long Islanders over those seven years was one that witnessed large-scale population evacuation and the destruction of churches, woodlands, agriculture, and livestock as British forces used the area as a source of sustenance for their larger war effort. The post-Revolutionary War era was one of profound reconstruction across Long Island. At the same time, the tragic impacts of the war also brought about powerful and transformative legacies, leading to more democratic politics across this region and to the eventual end of slavery, both on Long Island and in New York State.

This exhibition is part of LIM’s America250 celebration, featuring special exhibitions and related programming. Learn more at longislandmuseum.org/longisland250.

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Learn how video games are more than a mode of entertainment, and the important role digital games are playing in the lives of today’s youth.

The exhibition showcases that video games are more than a mode of entertainment for today’s youth; they have become a means for developing personal and professional skills, such as teamwork, complex problem-solving, and building social networks. Throughout the exhibit, which features 10 fun, interactive gaming stations, visitors will play games, meet historic and contemporary figures in game design and engineering, and uncover the invisible design behind their gaming experience. There is an emphasis on celebrating the contributions made by people of color in the hope of inspiring Black and Latinx students to consider careers in the gaming industry.

Exhibition created by Science and Arts Engagement New York, Inc./DBA Harlem Gallery of Science, and partially supported by New York State Council on the Arts

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Meeting twice a month on Fridays

Instructors: Larissa Grass & Julia Jane Moore

All Materials Included

This is a FREE program

TO REGISTER, PLEASE CONTACT EDUCATION@GALLERYNORTH.ORG OR CALL 631-751-2676

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An idealistic young King Arthur hopes to create a kingdom built on honor and dignity, embodied by his Knights of The Round Table. His Ideals, however are tested when his lovely queen, Guenevere, falls in love with the young Knight, Lancelot and the fate of the kingdom hangs in the balance. Featuring the classic songs “If Ever I Would Leave You,” “I Loved You Once In Silence,” “The Lusty Month of May,” and of course “Camelot.”

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Bring your shovels, trowels, buckets and wheelbarrows, it's time to get dirty.

Dig up as many tulip bulbs as you can carry and enjoy the colors of the farm at your home next spring!

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2026 Reservation Pricing

$45 – Per Person (Over 12 Years Old)$30 – Ages 3 – 12 Years OldAges 2 and Under – FREEAs there is a maximum capacity onboard, we strongly recommend calling ahead to make reservations. We do allow for walk-ons – walk-on pricing is different and is CASH ONLY.

2026 Walk-On Pricing [CASH ONLY]

*PLEASE BRING EXACT CHANGE OR CLOSE TO IT.

$50 – Per Person (Over 12 Years Old)$35 – Ages 3 – 12 Years OldAges 2 and under – FREECruises are scheduled according to the tide table.

Click here to view the 2026 Schedule

Reserve your spot now! Call WMHO Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. 631-751-2244.

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In 1922, F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896 - 1940), his wife Zelda (1900 - 1948), and their infant daughter Scottie (1921 - 1986) moved into a Mediterranean-style house at 6 Gateway Drive in Great Neck. Fitzgerald immersed himself in the local community and created an indelible island of imagination, something that resembled but also caricatured what the North Shore of Long Island actually was in the 1920s. On April 10, 1925, The Great Gatsby was published by Charles Scribner's Sons. The novel received mixed reviews and was not an immediate commercial success. However, it has since taken on a much larger significance in literary and popular culture, achieving a place in the canon of great American novels. This exhibition will focus on the history of the book's creation and reception, as well as both the mythology and the reality of the area that it depicted. Objects will include items from private and public collections related to the book and to the Fitzgeralds' lives, period clothing from the LIM's collection, Jazz Age artwork, and well-developed vignettes.

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Details:
$50 igloo fee

Limited to 6 guests

Available reservation time are 5pm and 7:30pm

Each evening offers limited availability with only 4 igloo reservations per night, so secure your spot today and make your night unforgettable!

📞 Call 631.751.0555 now to reserve your magical evening!

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Gather your friends, chosen family, or partner for one of the most unique Pride Long Island events of the season. Whether you’re visiting the North Fork for a weekend getaway or local to the East End, this Pride sunset cruise blends celebration, community, and classic coastal elegance.

Perfect for couples, groups, and Pride weekend escapes.

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The Stony Brook Grist Mill Audio Experience is free and can be accessed at anytime, anywhere. To start your tour, visit https://audio.stonybrookvillage.com/tours/the-stony-brook-grist-mill/audio.stonybrookvillage.com.

Immersing themselves in the story of the most fully operational mill on Long Island, participants will learn about the 320+ year old Stony Brook Grist Mill from its construction to today. Discovering the mill’s history, tour-goers will learn of the structure’s construction, owners, operators, its surprising role as one of Long Island’s “firsts” and more.

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Please note, as the bloom progresses, the flowers start to lose some color, but the fragrance of the fields grows even stronger.

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The moving and epic tale of two brothers that will change the world based on the beloved, Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation film.

** This production is the Long Island Premiere of The Prince of Egypt **

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The experience is FREE to the public and will allow all visitors of Stony Brook Village to immerse themselves in the quirky history and stories of the lifestyle center and some of its surrounding properties. The audio experience is obtained by scanning QR codes throughout the village and is also available at audio.stonybrookvillage.com

Currently, the experience has 14 stops, and covers the history and the stories from the Hercules Pavilion, the Three Village Inn’s original residents, to the entire development of Stony Brook Village Center.

It is recommended that participants of the experience begin at the Three Village Inn.

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The exhibition includes spectacular and important glass, furniture, paintings, and sculpture from artists and designers such as Louis Comfort Tiffany, Tiffany & Co., Gustav Klimt, Louis Majorelle, Alphonse Mucha, Emmanuel Lansyer, and Émile Gallé, introducing a new generation to Art Nouveau’s luminous innovations and artistic triumphs, enticing visitors once more into these lustrous, nature-inspired havens of ornate beauty—all orchestrated over a century ago by visionary designers, just before the First World War ushered in a stark new reality.

LIM is part of a national tour of this exhibition and is the only museum in New York State to host The Triumph of Nature. Showcasing the exhibition at the LIM also reinforces the Long Island connection between Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. and Long Island, where in 1923 the Chrysler family bought a summer estate which would ultimately become part of the campus of the United States Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point.

Learn more at longislandmuseum.org.

The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau from the Chrysler Museum of Art is organized by the Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, VA and toured by International Arts & Artists, Washington, DC.”

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Love is stronger than hate… until the streets push back

On the restless sidewalks of 1950s New York, two rival street gangs fight for turf and pride. When Tony, a former Jet, meets Maria, the sister of the Sharks’ leader, their instant connection defies the rules of their neighborhoods, and ignites a love that could change everything, or destroy it.​

About the show
West Side Story reimagines Romeo and Juliet in a city charged with rhythm, desire, and danger. Two young lovers reach across ethnic and cultural lines, trying to build a fragile bridge between communities divided by fear, prejudice, and violence.​ As tensions escalate and loyalties are tested, Tony and Maria’s dream of a life beyond the gangs becomes a race against time. Their story lays bare the human cost of hatred and the heartbreaking consequences when understanding comes too late. Set to one of musical theatre’s most iconic scores and brought to life with thrilling choreography, West Side Story is as urgent, romantic, and emotionally shattering today as when it first premiered.​

Why audiences love it
From “Tonight” and “Somewhere” to “America” and “Maria,” the songs of West Side Story are woven into the soundtrack of American culture. The show blends sweeping romance, explosive dance, and searing drama into a night that leaves audiences breathless.​ This is a musical for anyone who loves big emotions and towering melodies, stories that linger long after the final note, a timeless reminder that love can bloom anywhere, even in the unlikeliest corners of a divided city.​

Plan your visit
Performances run May 8 – May 31, 2026, with evening and matinee options so you can make West Side Story the centerpiece of your night out (or afternoon escape). Enjoy easy parking, drinks and snacks at concessions, and Broadway-caliber theatre close to home in Bellport.​ Invite friends, plan a date, or introduce a new generation to one of the greatest musicals ever written. A powerful, unforgettable experience on The Gateway stage.

Book by Arthur Laurents, Music by Leonard Bernstein, Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.
Entire original production directed and Choreographed by Jerome Robins.
Originally produced on Broadway by Robert E. Griffin and Harrold S. Prince by arrangement with Roger L. Stevens.

West Side Story is presented through Special Arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com

Content Advisory:

May not be suitable for all ages. While there is no official rating system for live theatre, we encourage you to use your judgment based on age, maturity level, and subject matter.

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Turning select offices into gallery-style spaces to showcase local and emerging artists. From May 13-June 13, on view at our Wheatley office, this installation features the work of Leon + Good.

All works are available for purchase.
All are welcome.

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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to celebrate Women’s History Month at Long Island State Parks.