Holiday Events

The SpookyWalk is Long Island's #1 Haunted Attraction! Started in 1989, the Spooky Walk is a fundraiser for Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck. The Camp is a special place for children and adults with disabilities to enjoy summer as much as anyone else. The Spooky Walk has since become a huge event on Long Island, and has been the #1 most popular haunt around for years.

Delivering about 45 minutes to an hour of scares (depending on if you can make it through without running all the way to the end), it's the longest lasting one you'll find on all of Long Island! Most of the other haunts on Long Island last barely 20 minutes if you walk slow. It's also the longest running haunt, with this year marking it's 22nd Anniversary as Long Island's premiere Halloween attraction!

The Spooky Walk hopes to up the ante for it's 22nd Anniversary and deliver the best and scariest time you're sure to have anywhere this Halloween season! It's SpookWalk 22 - Do you hit or stay?

For any of the nights: you may arrive before the time the gates open, which is at 7PM. The line to enter SpookyWalk closes at 9PM (if you are in line prior to 9PM, you will be admitted).

Directions: Exit 69 LIE or Exit 59 Sunrise Highway to Wading River Road. Take Wading River Road South to end. Make right at 2nd light (Main Street.) Go left to camp. Free shuttle bus transportation available from King Kullen (shopping center) in Center Moriches.

The SpookyWalk is Long Island's #1 Haunted Attraction! Started in 1989, the Spooky Walk is a fundraiser for Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck. The Camp is a special place for children and adults with disabilities to enjoy summer as much as anyone else. The Spooky Walk has since become a huge event on Long Island, and has been the #1 most popular haunt around for years.

Delivering about 45 minutes to an hour of scares (depending on if you can make it through without running all the way to the end), it's the longest lasting one you'll find on all of Long Island! Most of the other haunts on Long Island last barely 20 minutes if you walk slow. It's also the longest running haunt, with this year marking it's 22nd Anniversary as Long Island's premiere Halloween attraction!

The Spooky Walk hopes to up the ante for it's 22nd Anniversary and deliver the best and scariest time you're sure to have anywhere this Halloween season! It's SpookWalk 22 - Do you hit or stay?

For any of the nights: you may arrive before the time the gates open, which is at 7PM. The line to enter SpookyWalk closes at 9PM (if you are in line prior to 9PM, you will be admitted).

Directions: Exit 69 LIE or Exit 59 Sunrise Highway to Wading River Road. Take Wading River Road South to end. Make right at 2nd light (Main Street.) Go left to camp. Free shuttle bus transportation available from King Kullen (shopping center) in Center Moriches.

Celebrate Halloween as it was done on Long Island more than 120 years; ghost stories, magic lantern shows, jack-o-lantern carving and entertaining personalities such as the local grave digger at the cemeter.

Easily one of the strangest Halloween traditions! Join thousands who will gather on the Museum's front lawn to witness the biggest bonfire on the South Shore! The Halloween Boat Burning began as a simple thank you to the local residences because they had to endure an increase in traffic and more activity as the Museum gained popularity. Loosely based on the Viking tradition of a nautical burial, someone donates an old, neglected wooden boat to become the "burn boat" for the year. So join us for apple cider, snacks, magic and..... a great big fire!!

Raindate: October 31st.

Costume Halloween event on Main Street. Free candy given out to all kids. In addition, look at the merchant shop windows in Center Moriches and East Moriches for Halloween painted windows. Prize given out to the best window. Free Event. Over 1,500 people participated last year. Come out and join the fun!

Sponsored and Organized by the Westhampton Beach Elementary Parent Teachers Association. Led by the WHB HS Marching Band, the Annual Halloween Parade begins at the Westhampton Beach Elementary Scool at Oneck Lane and Mill Road and procedes down Mill Road to Main Street with hundreds of community children dressed as Ghouls, Goblins, Vampires, Princesses, Cartoon Charictatures, Super Heroes and more. Immediately following on Main Street is the Annual "Trick or Treat".

Visit our haunted house for thrills and chills! Hayrides, Halloween treats, mulled cider, pumpkins and apples will be sold! The house is recommended for children ages 4–12. Adults will find it creepy too!

Admission: $4.00
Hayrides: $2.00 per person

Celebrate Halloween as it was done on Long Island more than 120 years; ghost stories, magic lantern shows, jack-o-lantern carving and entertaining personalities such as the local grave digger at the cemeter.

Old Bethpage village takes you back in time this holiday season. Celebrate an "1863 Thanksgiving" over two successive weekends November 20 - 21 and November 27 - 28 from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Visitors to the recreated 19th-century village will be able to enjoy the sights and smells of an old-fashioned Thanksgiving, as wood-burning stoves, beehive stoves, beehive ovens and hearths are used to prepare foods and baked goods made from 19th-century recipes. The culinary exhibits include the :spitting: and roasting of turkey in a tin reflector oven beside the Williams House hearth and preparation of pies at the Powell House.

OBVR will also display 19th-century methods of food preservation employed for late fall crops. In addition, each afternoon, historical period music will be played and at the Noon Inn, children's stories will be read several times each day.

Museum Admission: $10, adults; $7, children 5 - 12 (under 5 are free); and $7, seniors, volunteer firefighters.

Holiday Extravaganza That's Been A Tradition For Many Long Island Families For Over 20 Years! See Designer-Decorated Holiday Trees, Visit With Santa, Shop In The Vendor Marketplace, Enjoy Continuous Entertainment And Food Court. Paid Admission Includes The Festival As Well As Entrance To The Cradle Of Aviation Museum And A Ride On The Carousel! Proceeds Benefit The United Cerebral Palsy Association Of Nassau County, Inc. And The Cradle Of Aviation Museum. Paid Admission For Children Includes A Craft Activity. Hours On Friday And Saturday Are 11:00am - 6:00pm And On Sunday From 11:00am Till 5:00pm.