Events in Babylon, NY

Visit the Islip Farmers Market at Islip Town Hall and explore what the market has in store.

This live performance blends funk, country, pop, rock, and soul into a high-energy set. It features rhythmic grooves, memorable melodies, and smooth shifts between styles for a dynamic mix of sounds.

TCB brings a lively mix of modern country and classic Southern rock to The Villager Farmingdale. The set spans favorites from Zach Brown to Morgan Wallen, creating a party-ready atmosphere. Take in the outdoor experience The Villager delivers while enjoying upbeat tunes throughout the show.

Argyle Park comes alive for the Babylon Beautification Society’s Annual Fair, a leading outdoor showcase on Long Island featuring more than 300 artisans. Explore unique, handmade goods spanning fashion, accessories, home decor, artwork, toys, jewelry, bags, and specialty foods. Some makers offer customizable pieces and can take orders to personalize items. Savor the offerings at the Specialty Food Market, where more than 35 vendors present homemade treats including baked goods, nut bars, jams and preserves, artisanal cheeses, honey, spices, hot sauces, and other small batch condiments. Enjoy additional food options, beer and wine, along with live entertainment near the Village Gazebo. Families will find a dedicated children’s area with activities at Bayman Park across the canal. Run entirely by volunteers, this signature fundraiser directs all net proceeds to beautification projects in Babylon Village. Past editions have drawn crowds exceeding 20,000, filling the Argyle Park and Gazebo fairgrounds with community spirit.

Presented by the Salvadoran American Chamber of Commerce, this free, family friendly festival celebrates Central American culture through a full day of music, food, and community at Overlook Beach. Expect live performances, traditional food vendors, local businesses, and activities that highlight regional heritage and unity. The event also features cultural exhibits, participation from community organizations, and opportunities for networking and community engagement. Opportunities for vendors and sponsors are available, welcoming food and merchandise vendors, community organizations, small businesses, and cultural artisans.

Four Way Street brings the harmonies of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young to life with a set of favorites. Whether you feel like singing, getting up to dance, or simply taking it all in, classics like "Our House" and "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes" evoke memories of warm nights, top-down drives, and time shared with friends or a sweetheart.

Salt Shack will host a takeover by The Mystic.

Presented by the Babylon Beautification Society, this annual fair transforms Argyle Park in Babylon Village into a premier outdoor showcase on Long Island. More than 325 craft makers and local artists share handmade fashion, accessories, home decor, art, toys, jewelry, bags, food, and more. Past editions have welcomed over 35,000 attendees, creating a lively atmosphere throughout the park and the Village Gazebo area. The Specialty Food Market features more than 35 vendors with homemade treats and pantry favorites, including baked goods, nut bars, jams and preserves, artisanal cheeses, honey, spices, hot sauces, and other condiments. Additional food choices, beer and wine, and live entertainment add to the festivities. Families will find a dedicated children’s area with activities at Bayman Park across the canal. As the primary fundraiser for the Babylon Beautification Society, all net proceeds support beautification projects in Babylon Village, and the event is run entirely by volunteers.

Salt Shack hosts Decadia for a takeover.

Brentwood Fire Department Company 5 brings back its annual night of stand-up featuring Aldo Marachlian and friends. Expect a full evening built around laughter, a sit-down dinner and drinks. Admission is $60 per person and includes the show, dinner, beer, wine and soda. Raffles, a 50/50 and prizes round out the festivities.

That 70's Band takes the stage at Salt Shack for a live performance.

The Soul Jam Revue brings its Philly Soul and Beyond show back to the open-air Nutty Offshore stage at The Nutty Irishman in Farmingdale. A full band with powerhouse vocalists and a tight horn section delivers a high-energy salute to the golden era of soul, R&B, funk, and dance music. The set features classics by the O’Jays, the Spinners, Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, Barry White, Earth, Wind & Fire, and Kool & the Gang, along with other crowd favorites. Expect an evening built for singing along and hitting the dance floor, with food and drinks available on site.

Explore Argyle Park in Babylon with a flat 5-mile trek on the trails that offers water views and wooded scenery, then head out for a paddle from a nearby launch. Expect to be on the water for about 60 to 90 minutes, weather permitting. Bring your own kayak. For details and to register for the hike, the paddle, or both, contact Lisa Khavkin at Lisakhavkin@gmail.com. Please register by the preceding Thursday night. The outing will take place rain or shine, while high winds will cancel the paddling portion. Start time and meeting location will be provided upon registration.

The National Wrestling Hall of Fame Downstate New York Chapter hosts an annual awards banquet and induction ceremony at the Melville Marriott, honoring individuals whose leadership and lifelong commitment have strengthened the sport. The Class of 2026 includes Elliott Tepper, receiving the Outstanding American Award, and Lifetime Service to Wrestling honorees Michael A. Ondich, John Laurenzi, Bennett "Ben" Resnick, Gary Pesko, Carol Roseto, David Smith, and William "Billy" Patton. The program features a reception, a banquet, and formal inductions that bring together family, friends, former athletes, coaches, officials, and supporters to celebrate the enduring legacy of wrestling in Downstate New York. Each inductee will also be recognized permanently at the National Wrestling Hall of Fame Museum, preserving their contributions for future generations.

Get ready for Krush to take over Salt Shack.

Breathwork & Sound Healing is a class centered on practices that encourage increased body awareness and connection, greater self-awareness and self-regulation, and reduced symptoms of trauma, stress, and anxiety. It supports improved physical health and well-being and helps build resilience for navigating life’s challenges. Pricing is $11 per class for members with an unlimited membership and $30 for non-members.

Available virtually and in person, this circle centers on meditation with a focus on intention setting, along with energy clearing and healing. Select participants will receive personal messages during the session. The first circle sold out.

Enjoy a session devoted to tasting beer, wine, and more from around the world at Tanger Outlets in Deer Park. Sample local brews and international pours, with live entertainment, food, and interactive games rounding out the experience.

Enjoy an evening of family-friendly creativity at the Under the Sea Light and Art Festival. Explore a nighttime market featuring local makers, wander through luminescent installations, and try hands-on light experiences. Live music and other performances set the tone while projection pieces and digital visuals brighten the scene. The gathering takes place on the lawn outside the Islip Arts Council Gallery.

VOR... Victims Of Rock returns to The Villager in Farmingdale with classic party rock from the 70s, 80s, and beyond, played the way you remember. Billed as Long Island’s most popular unknown band, VOR is back on this stage to share decades of rock-driven fun.

Returning to The Harp & Hound, this performance brings music for everyone to enjoy.

The Long Island Family Festival brings The Soul Jam Revue to Tanner Park for an evening of Philadelphia soul favorites and more. The show salutes artists such as The O’Jays, The Spinners, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, Barry White, and Earth, Wind & Fire, delivered by powerful vocalists with lively horns and a full-concert vibe throughout the performance. This free, family-friendly event welcomes lawn chairs and invites music lovers to dance beneath the night sky while enjoying festival offerings that include food vendors, family activities, community exhibits, and an evening filled with live entertainment.

Presented by The Booking Ace, this unplugged acoustic music showcase, also known as TBA TUPAMS, is featured at The Annual Over 50 Fair at Hilton Long Island / Huntington. The event is associated with booking agent Alex Charles Maurice Elie of The Booking Ace, Inc.

Salt Shack hosts a two-act lineup with Tasty Wave setting the tone and Touch the 80's keeping the momentum going, all under the banner of a WLIR event featuring special guests and surprises.

A Tribute To Top-40 Radio returns to Islip Public Library with a new lineup of songs. To register, call (631) 581-5933. Attendees are encouraged to bring their dancing shoes.

Touch The 80's arrives at Salt Shack for a takeover event.

This three day sapphic festival celebrates women all year, centering music, art, healing, and community for women, femmes, and anyone in touch with their divine feminine. Inspired by the idea that Women’s Month extends beyond March, it offers an affirming space to share creativity, restore energy, and build connection.

The Northwell Health Great South Bay Run offers three USATF certified courses. Participants can choose a 13.1 mile half marathon, a 10K run, or a 5K Family Fun Run. All races start and finish at Bay Shore Marina Park, with routes that travel through the historic downtown area of Bay Shore and past residential neighborhoods by the Brightwaters Lakes, Cascades, and Canals. The finish rewards runners with wide open views of Fire Island and the Great South Bay.

Get ready to clear out closets and hunt for treasures as the Village of Babylon presents the 2nd Annual Community-Wide Garage Sale throughout Babylon Village. This village-wide sale invites the community to sell what they no longer need and browse for great finds in one shared experience. Details and registration information will be announced soon.

Almost Elton and Almost Billy bring their full band to Half Hollow Hills Community Library for a debut performance. Presented as a special show, it celebrates two of the greatest artists and aims to deliver a lively, crowd-pleasing set. This is a free public concert, and all are welcome.

A multi-day celebration of global flavors returns to Tanger Outlets in Deer Park, transforming the southeast parking lot into a lively culinary destination with more than 100 vendors. Guests can explore tastes from around the world while enjoying live music throughout the day, spirit samplings, giveaways, and activities for kids. Presented by C4 Energy, the experience also features complimentary C4 energy drinks, food and drink samples, rock climbing, axe throwing, bounce houses, a dedicated kids area with rides, red carpet style photo opportunities, sponsored activations, psychic readings, a virtual reality experience, artisanal shopping, cultural performances, face painting, henna, and more. The full vendor lineup will be announced. Online presale general admission is priced at $8 for a single day. Children ages 8 to 12 are $5, and children 7 and under are free. A VIP option is available at $52 online until the day of the festival or $65 during the event, including expedited entry, a private seating area near the stage, upgraded air conditioned restroom trailers, a bar located beside the lounge, complimentary beverages and games, and festival merchandise such as a t-shirt, swag bag, and a mini wooden cutting board, with select items subject to availability. A Kids VIP walk-in add-on for ages 8 to 12 is $30 when accompanying at least one full-price Adult VIP and includes lounge access with private seating and the VIP restroom trailer, with no swag bag. Tickets are limited and early bird pricing is available. Tanger Outlets in Deer Park hosts the event in the southeast parking lot. Public transit riders can take the LIRR to Deer Park and use the complimentary shuttle between the station and the shopping center during operating hours, with the final pickup at closing time. At the center, shuttle stops are located at Entrance 3 next to Security and Entrance 6 next to Regal Cinemas. Drivers can reach the center from I-495 via Exit 52 to Commack Road South. Vendor applications are open for food trucks, tented food vendors, and crafts or artisanal vendors, reviewed on a first come, first served basis.

This event is part of a series that features music and vendors.

A jam-filled performance from Me & the Horse pairs with Italian cuisine in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Enjoy a full day of global flavors, shopping, and family friendly fun at the Famous Food Festival, where live entertainment sets the tone throughout the event. Among the performances, The NuGroove Project brings a sound that blends styles and spans generations, flowing from vinyl roots to today’s viral energy. Explore unique vendors, sample diverse eats, and take in music that ties the celebration together.

Tiger Rose brings two sets of jams from the Jerry Band to The Nutty Irishman.

Psychic medium John Edward appears live on Long Island at Hilton Long Island / Huntington for an evening centered on meaningful connections, clear validations, and heartfelt messages from beyond. Recognized from Crossing Over and as a New York Times bestselling author, he leads an interactive experience with audience Q&A and readings that share messages from loved ones who have passed, including pets, in a setting designed to feel personal and healing. Two ticket options are offered. Regular Admission provides entry to the two hour presentation with general admission seating. The VIP Experience includes early entry, first pick of seats, an exclusive Q&A after the main program, a complimentary one month Evolve+ app subscription, and a bonus virtual event with additional readings, Q&A, and more.

This event puts the spotlight on flavor, with plenty of tasty food and beverages at the center.

TCB brings a high energy show to The Villager Farmingdale, blending modern country with classic Southern rock. The set spans artists from Zach Brown to Morgan Wallen and is geared to keep the party vibe going. Enjoy the outdoor experience The Villager offers while the music brings a lively atmosphere to Farmingdale.

A free, family-friendly trunk or treat at Presbyterian Church of Sweet Hollow offers a safe community outing. Costumes are welcome as participants move from car to car to collect treats and small surprises for Halloween fun. The festivities will proceed regardless of weather.

Crazy Cash 2026 is a cash-prize fundraiser benefiting the Liberty Hose Company of the Lindenhurst Fire Department. A tax-deductible $50 donation provides a chance at $30,000 in cash awards, including a $10,000 grand prize delivered immediately, and each ticket admits two people. Winners do not need to be present, and a live broadcast on Facebook Live is planned for those following from home. Food is included. Beer, wine, and soda are provided, and liquor can be purchased from professional bartenders. Activities and prizes include 50/50 raffles, a lottery tree, a money wheel, large flat-screen TVs, and additional raffle items. Proceeds help fund an annual scholarship for local college students, holiday gift efforts for residents, and other community programs. Tickets may be available at the door if the event has not sold out, with a maximum of 1,000 tickets in total. Cash prize amounts are based on all 1,000 tickets being sold.

After sunset, this family-friendly celebration turns P & A Park into a cozy autumn scene with a playful spooky twist. It combines a curated makers market filled with handmade goods and seasonal favorites with interactive attractions spread throughout the park. Visitors can browse crystal vendors, explore psychic and mystical offerings, enjoy live music, and unwind in a beer and wine garden beneath the night sky. A meet and greet with Mike Myers is included as part of the themed fun. The vibe stays seasonal and welcoming instead of scary, encouraging families, people planning a date night, and friend groups to wander, discover, shop, and capture plenty of photo-worthy moments. Organizers are also accepting applications from makers, artisans, and specialty vendors, with spaces curated and limited.

Strawberry Fields performs the music of the Beatles in full costume at the Boulton Center for the Performing Arts, a historic theater in the heart of Bayshore, Long Island. The band features former members of the Broadway Beatlemania cast and has performed around the world for over three decades. It also held the longest running Broadway show at BB Kings in Times Square.

Long Island party and dance band The Daplorabulls perform live at Popei's Clam Bar Deer Park. A high energy set and a lively vibe keep the dance floor moving all night.

Set out on a more than seven mile beach hike along the barrier island on Long Island’s south shore. The route begins at Parking Field Five in Robert Moses State Park and follows an out-and-back course. It is considered moderate due to the distance and the mix of paved path, boardwalk, and sandy stretches. Please bring water, sunscreen, snacks, and clothing suited to the weather. For details and registration, contact Lisa Khavkin at Lisakhavkin@gmail.com.

Enjoy a live performance as The Chain brings the music of Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nocks to Half Hollow Hills Community Library in Dix Hills. This concert is free and open to the public, and everyone is welcome.

A daytime Halloween themed market brings together more than one hundred vendors, both returning favorites and first timers, across a large outdoor field. Enjoy live music, puppy adoptions, permanent jewelry, tattoo and henna artists, a range of food trucks, healers and intuitive readers, plus an abundance of handmade creations, oddities and curiosities, and crystals. The entire experience takes place outdoors and celebrates all things Halloween.

VOR...Victims Of Rock returns to Lily's Babylon with a set packed with classic party rock spanning the 70s, 80s, and beyond, delivered the way fans remember. Often called Long Island’s most popular unknown band, they bring a familiar, high-energy mix that keeps the hits front and center.

USBands NY State Championships takes place in Lindenhurst, featuring an exhibition performance by Calhoun Drum Academy. The venue is Lindenhurst Middle School in Lindenhurst, New York. The performance time is still to be determined, and additional details will be shared as they become available.

Canine Companions presents its annual Salute Independence Veteran’s Day awards ceremony at Captain Bill’s Restaurant. The program recognizes veterans who continue to serve their communities with the presentation of The Colonel E. David Woycik Jr., Esq., USA (Ret.) Outstanding Service Award. Attendees will experience a buffet dinner, a formal presentation of colors, a demonstration highlighting Canine Companions service dogs, and an awards program honoring veterans and community members who support those who have served. Proceeds benefit Canine Companions and the Veterans Initiative, which has provided service dogs at no cost to veterans, children, and adults with disabilities since 1975.

The second Made In Bethpage expo opens the holiday shopping season with a community business showcase featuring Bethpage Chamber members, entrepreneurs, and small businesses. The theme draws inspiration from the plaque on the Apollo 11 lunar lander installed by Grumman employees, celebrating Bethpage as the only town on the Moon, and will include lunar themed displays. Attendees can explore gift ideas from local businesses and entrepreneurs while supporting the community.

An upcoming benefit in support of Islip Food for Hope is being organized, with tickets expected to be available soon. More details will be shared as plans are finalized. The organizers encourage spreading the word to help build support for the cause.

At Lindenhurst Memorial Library, explore the remarkable variety of wildlife found across Long Island. Learn about animals on the ground, the birds that fill the skies, and the sea life off its shores. The focus is on the island’s natural treasures and why they make it such a welcoming place for wildlife.

A return visit to the Harp & Hound brings music for everyone.

Van Hagars are back in Nassau County with a performance at 317 in Farmingdale, joined by special guests Sunday Sauce.

Spend time with a group of standout wrestlers at a casual fan interaction event. It offers a warm, low key opportunity to say hello and enjoy the energy of wrestling together.

Enjoy food paired with live music as guitar and violin deliver feel good tunes in a laid back setting.

The Great All-Nighter marks its tenth year as Long Island’s Black Friday shopping party, presented by The Perks Dept. For a single night, a curated marketplace of 100 local artists, makers, and collectors comes together with a wide mix of finds that includes handmade and upcycled clothing and accessories, vintage pieces, ephemera, stationery, artisanal coffee and treats, local honey, cosmetics, photography, original art, handmade items, oddities and curiosities, vinyl records, books, DVDs and VHS, fiber arts, metaphysical goods, ceramics, stickers and pins, candles, soap, and jewelry. The event welcomes all ages. Admission is $5 cash at the door, with free entry for ages 12 and under.