Events By Month

Little Italy comes to Long Island at the 39th Annual Feast of Mother Cabrini. Fun for the entire family including one-quarter mile long food course, live entertainment, thrill rides, amusements and more. Sponsored by the Giuseppe A. Nigro Lodge, Order of the Sons of Italy in America.

Special nites at the festival include:
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 1 and 2 ONLY: For every 10 cans of food-receive a POP bracelet for $15.00*. Donations to LI Cares Food Bank.
Italian Night: Sat.-Sept. 4 Outdoor Mass, Zeppoli Eating Contest, Italian Music
Latino Night: Sun. Sept. 5 Latino Music, dances of Baila! Baila! and fireworks.
Free parking and admission. Visit our website for discount coupon for rides.

Hours:
Aug. 27: 6:00pm - 11:30pm - Classic Car Cruise Nite
Aug. 28: 3:00pm - 11:30pm - Fireworks!
Aug. 29: 3:00pm - 11:00pm

Sep. 1: 6:00pm - 11:00pm
Sep. 2: 6:00pm - 11:00pm
Sep. 3: 6:00pm - 11:30pm
Sep. 4: 3:00pm - 11:30pm
Sep. 5: 3:00pm - 11:30pm - Fireworks!
Sep. 6: 3:00pm - 11:00pm - Family Day

*May not be combined with other offers. $15 offer only good on days indicated. 10 can of food must be donated for EACH bracelet. Food will be donated to LI Cares food bank.

This Exhibition, Curated By Hofstra University Museum's Assistant Director Of Exhibitions And Collections, Karen T. Albert, Acknowledges The Significant Contributions Of Our Art Donors, Honoring Those Who Have Made Our Collection What It Is Today. The Collection Consists Of Approximately 5,000 Works Of Art From 6 Continents, Including Paintings, Prints, Drawings, Photographs, And Sculptures From The 18th To 21st Century. Asian And Chinese Stone And Ceramic Works, Japanese Prints And Scrolls, African And Oceanic Ethnographic Pieces And Pre-Columbian Artifacts Are Also Part Of The Collection. This Exhibition Presents Only A Small Portion Of The Diverse Collection. Acquired Riches: Highlights From The Hofstra University Museum Collection Includes Paintings By Karel Appel, Edwin Dickinson and more.

Tuesday - Friday: 10:00am-5:00pm
Saturday-Sunday:  1:00pm-5:00pm

Join The Hofstra University Museum For The Exhibition Of “Acquired Riches: Highlights From The Hofstra University Museum Collection.” This Exhibition, Curated By Hofstra University Museum's Assistant Director Of Exhibitions And Collections, Karen T. Albert, Acknowledges The Significant Contribution Of Artdonors, Honoring Those Who Have Made The Collection What It Is Today. The Collection Consists Of Approximately 5,000 Works Of Art From 6 Continents, Including Paintings, Prints, Drawings, Photographs, And Sculptures From The 18th To 21st Century And Also Includes Asian And Chinese Stone And More.

63rd Anniversary Celebration Exhibition, East Meadow Public Library, 1886 Front Street, East Meadow. Paintings And Sculpture. Reception: Tuesday Eve, 9/02, 6:30-8:30pm. Free. Call Library For Viewing Times at 516-794-2570.

Please join us for coffee and cake, we meet behind Loehmann's Shopping Center and show our cars and discuss the important things in life. This event will continue as long as the weather coopererates. No charge, no hassle, no problem.

Scheduled: Tony Orlando

To get to Eisenhower Park, take the Meadowbrook Parkway to Exit 3 (Stewart Avenue) or Exit 4 (Hempstead Turnpike).

All evening concerts and movies are held at the Lakeside Theatre. Concerts begin at 7:30pm unless otherwise noted; movies begin at dusk. For these events use Parking Fields 6 & 6A. All noontime concerts are held in the shady area near Parking Fields 6 & 6A. A Leisure Passport is required. Sponsored by Canon U.S.A.

Are you a professional performer or interested in becoming one? This is a great opportunity for the pros to show the newbies how to do it, and for all you musicians, comics, poets, magicians and storytellers to learn, let loose and get experience in front of a live audience. Everyone else: come and see the stars of today and tomorrow! Hosted by talented singer and songwriter, Liza Coppola. Admission: FREE, although donations to help support the Institute and its programs are always appreciated.

Sweetbriar Nature Center's Butterfly and Moth Vivarium, Long Island's first living seasonal butterfly display, was created in 1997, with funds donated by the Smithtown Rotary Club. Our 30' x 50' screened enclosure is home to over 20 species of native North American butterflies and moths complete with lush vegetation and flowers necessary for their survival. Walk through our beautiful butterfly house and surround yourself with over 200 butterflies, learning the various stages of the butterfly's lifecycle from chrysalis to adult butterfly. Children's craft provided. All ages.

Celebrate the splendors of summer as local growers, artists, bakers and soap makers gather in this historic town to sell their goods at an idyllic outdoor market! Municipal Lot north of Town Hall West on Audrey Avenue Extension. For more information or to volunteer or participate, please contact the Oyster Bay Main Street Association at (516) 922-6982 or visit our website.

Fridays through September 3rd.

Start Your Weekend Off With A Fun Speed Dating Party At This Classy Restaurant, Rated By Newsday As Most "romantic". This "sweet" Evening Will Include A Free Bar Drink Of Your Choice. The Martini Menu That Has Over 50 Different Kinds Of Designer Martini’s! Or Choose Whatever Bar Drink You Like. Fondue Appetizers Served At The Mingle Will Be Dessert Cakes, Fruits Dipped In Assorted Chocolate Fondues. We Then Will Go To A Private Cozy Section To Speed Date And Meet Individually 10-12 Dates, In One Fun Filled Night. After Enjoy The Dj Music In The Lounge

Group C- Men 48-60 / Women 45-57. $38.00 includes Speed Dating, 1 Free Drink + Fondue Appetizers And Raffle Door Prize Too For Dinner At Simply Fondue. Recession Buster-Save $5 Bring Friend. Must Reserve In Advance. Call Gail:631 592-9804

Slow Food East End's First Collaborative School-Community Farmers Market featuring produce, cheese, mushrooms, baked goods, wine, olive oils, fresh pasta, fish and seafood, coffee, pizza, spiced nuts, pickles, relishes, preserves and much more! Everything locally grown and/or produced.

Fridays, 3:00pm - 6:30pm through September 10th.

Featuring baked goods, cheese, fish and seafood, flowers, fresh fruit, herbs, honey, jams jellies and preserves, Nuts, plants, vegetables. Fridays, 9:00am-1:00pm through October 1st.

There Will Be A Special Guest Appearance By Your Favorite Furry Red Friend During Our Preschool Playdate! Preschool Playdate Is For Children 6 & Under. It Includes Bounce And Snack.

Our Harvest celebration in late August evolved in the annual Labor Day Weekend Powwow. A rain or shine outdoor gathering on the beautiful Shinnecock Indian Reservation. Activities include music & dance performances, fire lighting at sunset, demonstrations, foods and native crafts. Don't miss this gathering of Native Americans!

Grounds open Friday: 3:00pm, Sat-Mon: 10:00am
Tickets: $12 Adults, $10 Kids, Seniors & Handicap
Advance Tickets Available, Credit Cards Accepted, No Refunds, Schedule Subject to Change, No Pets.

Directions: Long Island Expressway (495) East to exit 70, Rte 111 south to Sunrise Hwy, Rte 27. Right on Exit 7, SUNY Stony Brook University, Left at light. 1/2 miles make a right on to Reservation. Follow signs to Powwow grounds.

Saturday Night "Cruise In" Super Stop N Shop. 291 West Main Street (1/8 Mile East Of The Bull). Over 150 Well-Lit Parking Spaces To Display Your Ride And Hang Out With Fellow Enthusiasts. Food. Snacks & Beverages Available On Site. So Come On Out. Bring A Chair. Bring A Friend And Support This Weekly Event. Let's Make This "The Place To Be" Saturday Nights On Long Island.

5-10pm Every Saturday Night Thru October 9. 2010.

Sunrise At The Beach Boot Camp Workout Every Saturday With Fitness Doctor Personal Training All Ages And Fitness Levels Welcome. Sunken Meadow State Park Beach Front, Park Car In Field #1 & Walk Past The Basketball Court Towards The Beach. Registration Is Open Now! Please Register By Phone 631-909-7330, Email Or Online.

Saturdays through September 4th.

Celebrate Labor Day weekend at the 4th Annual Huntington Lighthouse Music Fest! Cap off this summer's boating season at the only music festival to be held on top of a working lighthouse in the middle of the water. The festival is free and is not accessible by land. If you do not have a boat, charter transportation will be available (fee-based).

On Saturday, September 4 gather up your friends, family, and lots of food, and head to the entrance to Huntington. Enter Lloyd Harbor and drop anchor or raft up around the lighthouse, which is transformed for this day into a music stage. Extraordinary bands of all musical genres will perform live from the top of the Lighthouse to a mooring field of over 700 boats. Boats of all sizes and kinds will be able to enjoy the music from 11 am until sunset and landlubbers will be able to hop on board a charter vessel for the day! The ever-colorful group of crazy pirates from “Ye Pyrate Brotherhood” will be holding up ships for bounty to fundraise for the ongoing preservation of the Huntington Lighthouse.

Raindate Sunday, September 5

Professional Professional Kripalu Yoga instructor, Lorili Henry, will lead students through a dynamic, yet gentle, continuous flow of postures and conscious breathing. Participants must bring a yoga mat, yoga strap and towel. $15.00 per session; $5.00 members (weather permitting, includes Gardens admission).

Up To 15 Dates In One Night! Long Island Speed Dating, Proof Of Age Required: Men Ages 35-47 & And Women Ages 33-45.

Join over 30 local vendors for the Farmers Market at the Arches, Every Saturday from 11:00am - 3:00pm. Featuring Long Island's local farms, wineries and bakers offering Long Island fruits, vegetables, wines and more. The market will continue through November 20th.