Events in Brookhaven, NY

Celebrate movement and literacy with a 5K run and walk at Smith Point County Park. The event is set at the park’s parking lot and is designed for both runners and walkers to cover the 3.1 mile distance.

Long Island Dystonia Zoo Day brings together friends of the Dystonia Medical Research Foundation at Suffolk County Farm & Education Center for a family-friendly gathering that raises awareness of dystonia, a little-known brain disorder, while supporting efforts to discover a cure. The focus is on community, education, and advancing the foundation’s mission.

The ESM Touchdown Booster Club is launching its first ever color and fun run at Eastport-South Manor High School to raise funds for student athletes in ESM Football and Girls Flag Football. Local businesses, organizations, and community members are invited to sponsor. Benefits include logo visibility at the event, recognition on signage, social media acknowledgments, and chances to connect with hundreds of local families. Support helps provide equipment, team experiences, and expanded opportunities for the athletes while strengthening the community. Sponsorships start at $150. For sponsorship information, call (516) 443-6330 or message directly.

Hugo The Ultimate Journey Tribute ℠ returns to Long Island with a performance at Patchogue Theatre in Patchogue, New York. A limited number of meet and greet seats are available.

Hugo Valenti brings his Ultimate Journey Tribute to Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts, celebrating the anthems fans know by heart. As the longtime frontman of Voyage, he helped turn a Journey tribute into a national draw, filling venues across the country and earning a reputation for a remarkably faithful sound. His connection to Steve Perry’s legacy runs deep, with a voice and look so similar that during an audition to step into Perry’s role he was told he resembled him too closely. Beyond tribute stages, Valenti led the early ’90s melodic rock band Valentine, carrying the spirit of ’80s arena rock into a new chapter. Their self-titled album on Warner Bros. Records remains a cult favorite among rock fans. With decades of experience and an unmistakable tone, Hugo delivers Journey’s music with precision and passion, offering a powerhouse showcase of songs that defined an era.

The Patchogue farmers market is held weekly.

An annual contemporary art fair for all ages brings Patchogue’s designated arts district to life with a sweeping celebration of creativity. More than 300 artists take part, with 35 or more solo booths, over 20 live painters, more than 17 museums and arts organizations, and at least 17 street artists contributing. Throughout the day, attendees can experience demonstrations, family-friendly activities, live music, poetry, and a variety of additional performances. Admission is free, and participation is also free for artists and organizations.

RUMBA Après Rooftop Lounge turns Sundays into a Long Island escape filled with Latin, dancehall, and 90s dance favorites, paired with tropical cocktails and lively rooftop vibes. Hi Rise Mgmt brings a roster of top DJs to keep the momentum going each week. Whether you are returning from the beach or the ferry or simply holding on to one more taste of summer, this one-of-a-kind Sunday rooftop party keeps the weekend in motion.

A special evening at Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts salutes 20 years of Napoleon Dynamite. It begins with a full screening of the film, then continues with a lively interactive program featuring fan favorites Jon Heder, Jon Gries, and Efren Ramirez. The live show is designed for all ages and blends audience participation, Q&A, improv, game show elements, and a celebratory party atmosphere. With its unforgettable characters and endlessly quotable dialogue, the movie still delivers big laughs, and this anniversary event brings that energy from the screen to the stage.

One More Once brings big band jazz to Butera's Restaurant of Sayville, featuring vocalist Diane Marketta.

Old Crow Medicine Show traces its roots to street-corner performances in 1998, traveling through New York and into Canada and winning passersby with high-energy, spirited playing. While busking in Boone, North Carolina, they caught the ear of folk legend Doc Watson outside a pharmacy, leading to an invitation to perform at MerleFest that helped launch their rise. More than two decades later, the band has been inducted into the Grand Ole Opry and earned two Grammy Awards, including Best Folk Album for Remedy (2014) and Best Long Form Music Video for Big Easy Express (2013). Their signature single Wagon Wheel achieved RIAA double platinum status in 2019, and their debut album O.C.M.S. holds a Gold certification. The momentum continues with Jubilee, released in August 2023 on ATO Records and recognized with a Grammy nomination. This event spotlights the enduring spirit and exuberance that have carried Old Crow Medicine Show from sidewalks to celebrated stages.

After a hectic summer, Small Town Gig takes the stage at Bodhi's Beach Shack with layered harmonies, surprise covers, and inventive takes that make each song their own. The set carries a welcoming, back-home vibe to mark the season's finale.

The Second Annual Angel Run 5K, hosted by the Gabby Petito Foundation, brings people together on the fifth anniversary of Gabby’s homecoming to honor her life, her light, and her legacy. Designed as both remembrance and a call to action, it unites communities to raise awareness, offer hope, and inspire change. More than a race, it is a celebration of bravery, strength, and resilience that supports the foundation’s mission to help survivors of domestic violence and to provide vital resources for locating missing persons. Whether participants run, walk, or cheer from the sidelines, every show of support makes a difference. Proceeds directly fund prevention, education, and assistance for families and individuals in need. Each step helps expand education, prevention, and support for those impacted by domestic violence, advancing resources, advocacy, and safety. After the finish, a community gathering at Bodhi’s honors Gabby’s memory, uplifts survivors, and shares a message of hope and resilience. Participants run for Gabby and for those still searching for safety and home, and they raise their voices with purpose to help bring loved ones home.

A community gardening session in a lovely park setting offers hands-on learning guided by the cycles of the garden and grounded in organic methods. Participants learn to identify insects, get answers to horticulture questions, and help enhance the beauty of Sayville in a friendly, social atmosphere. All tools are provided. For those who prefer to avoid working in the soil, helpful non-gardening tasks are available.

The Friends of MCPL Community Garage Sale takes place outdoors in the back parking lot at Middle Country Public Library in Centereach. Visitors can browse and shop, and children can spend time in a dedicated area hosted by the Teen Advisory Council. Additional details, including how to rent a space, are available from the Friends.

This craft retreat at the Holiday Inn Express in Centereach, New York offers time to create projects, enjoy games, and win prizes. Lunch is provided, and the paper materials needed for the projects are included, plus more.

Celebrate the spirit of a classic Italian street festival on Long Island as Lenny Bruno Farms hosts the San Gennaro Feast. This two-day, rain-or-shine celebration pairs a working farm setting with lively festival energy. Savor authentic Italian specialties made with ingredients grown on the farm, explore booths from local artisans and small businesses, and enjoy live music and entertainment. Beer and wine will be available from Westhampton Beach Brewery. Families can spend the day with a variety of activities, including a corn maze, pony rides, a petting zoo, face painting, permanent jewelry, henna, fairy hair tinsel, playgrounds, and more. Tickets are required for entry at $10 per person, and educational hayrides around the farm are $5 per person.

The first Kite Day at Shorefront Park has been rescheduled due to inclement weather. Look forward to a colorful afternoon as kites fill the sky while a live DJ keeps the energy up. Bring your kite, friends, and a picnic blanket, then relax and enjoy the view. This free, family friendly gathering offers a fun way to mark the start of the school year. Vendors interested in participating can email steran@patchoguevillage.gov for opportunities.

RockFestivus returns as the second annual Giotopia event at Estonian House Long Island, bringing an outdoor celebration of live rock, dancing, drinks, and festival energy. The lineup features three bands with performances by Spinderella and the Posers, The Byrne Unit, and Pour Some 80’s On Me. Attendees can look forward to food trucks, vendors, games, and plenty of room to dance under the open sky. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door, and on-site parking is available for a $5 fee.

At Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts, a multimedia concert created by Carl Palmer and his management, produced with the cooperation and involvement of the Keith Emerson and Greg Lake estates, reunites Emerson, Lake & Palmer through technology. Carl performs live with his ELP Legacy bandmates Paul Bielatowicz and Simon Fitzpatrick while Keith Emerson and Greg Lake, both of whom passed in 2016, appear via video drawn from a celebrated, sold out 1992 Royal Albert Hall concert. The live band and archival footage are precisely synchronized so everyone plays together, presenting a complete ELP show that is billed as the real experience rather than a tribute. Launched in 2022 as The Return of Emerson Lake & Palmer, the production is now presented as An Evening With Emerson Lake & Palmer.

At Station Yards, a live music show brings together funk, country, pop, rock, and soul in one performance. The set spans these genres on stage.

Country night at Dublin Deck showcases The Rodeo, a country band bringing a party atmosphere.

Strawberry Gossip Duo brings a relaxed set of live music to Five Points Cafe in Sayville, blending pop, jazz, R&B, and feel-good grooves. The laid-back cafe highlights juicy burgers, cold drinks, and welcoming outdoor seating, with bites like crispy fries, hot honey salmon, and Parmesan-crusted chicken alongside cocktails. The vibe sets the tone for fall, pairing lively tunes with a nod to sweater season and that cool Long Island breeze.

Babylon Sisters take the stage at Bobbique with a female tribute to Steely Dan, creating an evening of live music, barbecue, and a set filled with Steely Dan favorites.

Part of the 2026 Farmers, Artisans, and Friends Markets, this Saturday market will proceed regardless of weather. For registration or questions, email fra23@optonline.net or call 631-260-7411.

Downtown Patchogue celebrates the 59th Italian Feast of Saint Liberata, honoring Linda Locantore. The day begins with a traditional procession that sets off in front of the Suffolk County District Court, followed by an official ceremony at the Four Corners. Festivities continue with the Lou Giordano Classic and Italian Car Show, along with the annual bocce ball tournament on the lawn by the Sixth District Court and the Teen Center at the Patchogue-Medford Carnegie Library. Families can enjoy face painting, team activities, a magician, a balloon artist and more. Entertainment is planned throughout the feast, with details to be announced. Participating restaurants will offer tastings during the ninth annual Vino in the Village wine walk, and a zeppole-eating contest adds extra excitement. All money pinned to the statue of Saint Liberata will be donated to St. Francis de Sales R.C. Church and Our Lady of Mt. Carmel R.C. Church.

Acoustic musician Chris Devine performs at LI Salted Spirits with a mix of classic rock, new rock, country, original songs, Irish, and more. The Sayville distillery has a new tasting room serving small batch spirits and cocktails. Long Island Salted Spirits uses real Long Island sea salt in every bottle to heighten flavor, similar to how a chef seasons a dish. The aim is to bring the essence of Long Island to every cocktail.

Experience live music by Valerie Rose.

The Island Empanada Truck will be on site for West Islip's Country Fair at the West Islip Library.

Experience a full day devoted to wellness and spirituality at a psychic and holistic expo presented by Empowered Path Expos at the Holiday Inn. The event brings together more than 15 psychics and mediums offering readings, healing sessions, and over 35 holistic vendors with crystals, jewelry, candles, and other metaphysical items. Guests can explore wellness insights and spiritual guidance in a welcoming atmosphere that emphasizes positive energy and community connections. A new Lotus Lounge Experience features seven speakers with focused segments on mind clarity, heart healing, spirit alignment, energy restoration, intuition awakening, and themes of transformation and empowerment. Admission is free.

Swing for a cause at a Topgolf fundraising event that supports efforts to end Lyme disease. Enjoy golf along with raffles, music, food, and refreshments while helping raise awareness for the Lyme community. All proceeds benefit the Global Lyme Alliance, advancing research, education, and advocacy for those affected by Lyme disease.

A free lecture with Marconics Master Teacher Robin Landau at Holiday Inn Long Island - ISLIP Airport in Holtsville explores ways to move beyond fear and remember a stellar origin. The talk examines what it describes as reversal currents that shape thoughts, beliefs, and the lightbody, and considers how density, duality, and separation have influenced human experience while obscuring memory and a sense of connection with all that is. Robin presents a pathway to becoming sovereign that focuses on releasing fear and separation, progressively integrating higher self identities to restore stellar memory, and returning to a multidimensional ascension trajectory often linked to the Fall of Man. The program discusses karmic patterning in the seven chakra system and how this has kept many people locked into Earth’s reality matrix rather than advancing into higher dimensional time, encouraging a conscious choice at a pivotal moment of change. The session also introduces Marconics Ascension Energy, described as a full-spectrum approach that works with the ascending 5D body template to facilitate the shedding of karmic debris and activate new DNA, with the aim of raising vibration and deepening connection to Source or Spirit. Presented within the Empowered Path Expo, admission to the expo is free and the lecture is free for attendees, and sample sessions of Marconics Ascension Energy will be available at the booth throughout the weekend.

Brothers Henry, Jojo, and Ringo Garza take the stage with a sound shaped by family and by their West Texas roots. Rising from San Angelo, they forged a blues-steeped Texican rock and roll style that drew early support when Willie Nelson’s nephew heard their demo, leading to a Farm Aid appearance and sessions at Willie’s studio. Their self-titled 2003 album, later picked up by Epic, featured the No. 1 single Heaven, a Grammy winner that stayed on the Billboard Top 200 for 76 weeks and sold over two million copies. Along the way they have collaborated with Carlos Santana and Willie Nelson, performed at storied venues, and supported causes around the world. Their path, documented in Cottonfields and Crossroads, includes perseverance after Henry’s serious onstage injury in 2013, a family-focused pause in 2019, and a revitalized return to touring in 2022 that included opening for The Who. With the 2024 BMG release Resurrection, they fold soul and roots textures into their trademark sound, earning strong notices and fueling energetic live sets. More than twenty years after their debut, they continue to write, record, and perform with conviction, showing that the story is still unfolding.

Explore the origins of writing in a hands-on workshop at Longwood Public Library with Forgotten Skillz. As the opening session in the ScribeCraft core series, it blends history, art, science, and traditional craft to show how materials and tools turned ideas into records that could be shared and preserved. Participants will craft an early style writing implement, examine ingredients that make natural inks, and try their creations through writing, mark making, or simple calligraphic exercises. Designed for adults and teens, the program runs 90 minutes, and all materials are provided. Registration opens soon.

VHS makes its debut with a live performance at the all-new Amsterdam in downtown Patchogue, formerly That Meetball Place. The venue is about a 10 minute walk or a 3 minute Uber from LIRR Patchogue.

This hands-on session in a welcoming community space follows the garden’s natural cycles and uses organic practices. Participants learn to recognize insects, get horticulture questions answered, and work together to help beautify Sayville while enjoying one another’s company. All required tools are provided. For anyone who prefers to stay out of the soil, there are helpful tasks that do not involve gardening.

The Great Pumpkin Palooza fills Lenny Bruno Farms with the sights and flavors of autumn. Expect pumpkins in abundance, seasonal farm activities, local artisans and small businesses, food trucks, live music, and attractions suited to all ages. Visitors can pick pumpkins, wind through the corn maze, and hop on hayrides while exploring hands-on farm experiences. The festival also features shopping from regional makers, seasonal bites and sweets, and beer and wine from Westhampton Beach Brewery. Families will find bounce houses, face painting, fairy hair tinsel, permanent jewelry, and henna, along with appearances by special guests for themed photo opportunities. Entry requires a ticket priced at $10 per person. An educational hayride around the farm is offered for $5. The event proceeds in all weather, and some activities may involve additional fees.

Sayville Fan Fest returns for its sixth year at Sayville Library, offering a full day devoted to fandom with this edition spotlighting Star Wars. Look for performances by Endor Temple cosplayers and the American Airpower Museum Band, plus cantina themed mocktails, RC podracing, giant holochess, a retro arcade, and a Star Wars scavenger hunt that spans the library. Admission is free. Food trucks from Right Coast Taqueria, Nautilus Roasting Co., and Coconut Island will be on site, and more than 30 vendor and artist booths will be available to explore.

An intimate pelvic health workshop for women takes place at Wellness Pilates LI at Classical Pilates of Long Island in Holbrook. Limited to three participants and priced at 175 dollars per person, this small group immersion brings together Pilates, clinical education, and integrative healing influenced by Ayurveda and Chinese Medicine, along with breathwork and gentle nervous system care. It is more than a typical class. Expect a whole body ritual style experience facilitated by an integrative women's health specialist. This session centers on an Autumn Grounding theme that emphasizes steadiness and rooting, encourages warmth and nourishment, and supports a calm, resilient nervous system in tune with the season. The experience is designed for women in perimenopause or navigating midlife shifts, anyone noticing pelvic symptoms such as heaviness, leaking, tension, pain, or core weakness, those who still feel not quite themselves years after childbirth, active women seeking clear guidance for pelvic floor support, and anyone who wants a safe, intimate learning space that weaves movement, therapeutic practices, and ritual. During the two hour session you will receive clear, compassionate teaching on anatomy, breath, hormones, and the changes that come with midlife. You will explore Pilates with apparatus and props to connect breath, deep core, alignment, and pelvic floor coordination. An integrative reset ritual may include acupressure or marma points, oils, breathwork, and grounding practices. Each participant receives individualized coaching specific to her body and symptoms, along with a 30 minute virtual follow up. A take home kit with organic castor oil and a ritual card helps you continue your pelvic care at home.

NuGroove Project stirs a bit of Nashville flavor into its musical laboratory at Daisy’s Nashville Lounge in Patchogue, delivering beloved tunes, inventive blends, and an unbroken groove, all seasoned with a tasteful mix of southern rock and country.

Yächtley Crëw brings its smooth sailing sound to Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts. This seven piece band from Southern California broke through in 2017 with a run of sold out shows, fueling a coast to coast wave of Yacht Rock, the mellow soft rock and radio favorites from the late 70s and early 80s that inspire fans to dress the part and sing along. Their momentum caught the attention of Jimmy Buffett, who signed them to his Mailboat label before a later deal with Earache and Universal. Their 2023 EP, Seas The Day, features crowd pleasing selections like Lido Shuffle, How Long, Steal Away, How Deep Is Your Love, and Ride Like the Wind, along with their original Sex On The Beach, whose video includes a cameo by Mario Lopez. The band’s profile includes HBO’s Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary, Andy Cohen’s Watch What Happens Live, the syndicated Las Vegas Countdown to 2023 on KLAS and KTLA, national features on Fox News, and a landmark live session for SiriusXM’s Yacht Rock Radio 311 as the first Yacht Rock band to perform in the studio. They have also held a four year residency at The Palms in Las Vegas and supported charitable events such as the Mario Lopez Golf Classic benefiting Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center. Proud stewards of the genre, they continue to share classic favorites alongside new material as they chart a course into 2026 and beyond.

The Daplorabulls present a fun night with plenty of dancing from start to finish.

Ann Wilson, the powerhouse voice who co-founded and fronted Heart, has shaped rock for more than five decades. Her vocal firepower and songwriting helped push hard rock to arena heights and opened doors for women on the biggest stages, resulting in more than 35 million records sold, a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. The songs that marked a generation remain central to her legacy, including Barracuda, Magic Man, and Crazy on You. Beyond her work with Heart, she continues to chart new creative paths as a solo artist. Albums like Hope & Glory, Fierce Bliss, and Another Door blend rock with folk and orchestral colors, pairing her unmistakable voice with fresh interpretations and original songs. She also connects with listeners through the podcast After Dinner Thinks, where she reflects on music, culture, and the influences that shaped her. Her story unfolds even further in In My Voice, a forthcoming documentary directed by Barbara Hall that draws on rare archival material, personal journals, and candid storytelling to reveal the artist behind one of rock’s most enduring voices.

Wheel of Fortune LIVE! turns Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts into a real game show experience. A well-known host guides an all-new stage production where audience members may be selected to step on stage, spin a replica of the famous wheel, solve puzzles, and compete for prizes. Rewards at each show can include trips to Paris or Hawaii or up to $10,000 in cash. The fun reaches beyond the stage, with chances for everyone in the crowd to get in on the excitement and win.

Ashley McBryde performs live in Patchogue, New York. WILD is available to stream, with autographed vinyl and CDs also offered.

Ashley McBryde takes the stage at Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts with commanding vocals, an authentic country sound, and an electric presence. Every number is delivered with heart and invites sing-along moments. From beginning to end, this is a full-on country concert experience.

A fundraiser at Topgolf (Holtsville) offers two hours of play, assorted appetizers, and one drink ticket, all in support of the Gift of Adoption NY Metro Chapter. Gift of Adoption provides grants that help finalize adoptions for children in vulnerable circumstances, connecting them with permanent, loving families. All proceeds from this event benefit the chapter's adoption grants.

An all-new comedy brings the beloved foursome back with outrageous new twists. Sophia is out on bail after a DEA bust exposes a drug ring at Shady Pines. Blanche and Rose roll out CreakN, a seniors-only sex app that is quickly taking off, while Dorothy tries to keep everything together with help from a much younger, overly amorous partner. The story blends warmth with sharp humor and salutes the lasting bond of these four friends. A 20-minute intermission is scheduled. Presented by Murray & Peter.

At Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts, Magical Mystery Doors honors three pillars of rock by weaving together the music of The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and The Doors. The performance spans favorite songs from each band and also reshapes them in inventive pairings, such as the melody of The Doors’ “Hello, I Love You” set over Led Zeppelin’s “Misty Mountain Hop,” the driving pulse of “When the Levee Breaks” matched with the gentle guitar of The Beatles’ “Dear Prudence,” and a flowing arc that links “The Rain Song,” “Riders on the Storm,” and “Here Comes the Sun.” Modern video screens and vivid lighting deepen the experience, creating an immersive setting where the music takes center stage for both longtime fans and new listeners.

Experience an all-new Sesame Street Live production where Elmo and his friends get kids and parents moving together. Expect plenty of chances to stand up, clap, and dance as the cast leads easy stretches and playful activities set to favorite songs like "Sunny Days," "Elmo’s Got the Moves," and "Letter of the Day." Families can try simple yoga, jumping rope, cartwheels, and lots of silly steps in a welcoming setting that brings the world of Sesame Street from the screen to the stage. The show highlights shared moments of movement, music, laughter, and learning that families can treasure long after the final song.

A nostalgic celebration of the singles that ruled the airwaves brings together The Lovin’ Spoonful, Gary Lewis and the Playboys, and Terry Sylvester of The Hollies. The Lovin’ Spoonful, often called the American Beatles while taking on the British Invasion, sent their first seven releases into the Billboard Top 10 and are associated with favorites like Daydream, You Didn’t Have To Be So Nice, Summer in the City, Do You Believe in Magic, Darlin’ Be Home Soon, Nashville Cats, Rain on the Roof, Younger Girl, Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind, Six O’Clock, and She’s Still a Mystery. Gary Lewis and the Playboys were discovered in 1964 by producer Snuff Garrett, teamed with arranger Leon Russell, and quickly scored hits, with This Diamond Ring reaching number one and Count Me In peaking at number two, followed by Save Your Heart for Me, Everybody Loves a Clown, She’s Just My Style, and Sure Gonna Miss Her. Terry Sylvester joined The Hollies in 1968 after Graham Nash’s departure and contributed to worldwide hits including Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress, He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother, Sorry Suzanne, and The Air That I Breathe. He is among five Liverpool musicians in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame alongside John, Paul, George, and Ringo, and he and The Hollies were inducted in 2010.

Deadstill takes the stage at Stereo Garden LI for a debut show featuring a bill made up entirely of local Long Island bands. This first outing highlights hometown talent and brings multiple acts together on one stage.

Hope is growing as new therapies emerge for Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. At Suffolk County Farm & Education Center in Yaphank, the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s brings the community together to sustain that momentum, raising funds and awareness to advance the fight. As part of the largest fundraising event of its kind worldwide, this walk channels local support into progress against the disease.

This community-focused session invites people to care for the park with hands-on activities in a welcoming setting. All tools are provided. Each gathering follows the rhythms of the garden and uses organic practices. Participants can learn to recognize garden insects, get answers to horticulture questions, enjoy friendly company, and help beautify Sayville. For those who prefer not to work directly with soil, helpful non-gardening tasks are available.

Radio Flashback brings a high-energy salute to the rock and roll of the 1970s and 1980s to 89North, recreating the feel of classic radio by weaving in period-style commercials between songs. This four-piece lineup features Steve on vocals and lead guitar, Bobby on vocals, keys, and sax, Mike on vocals and bass guitar, and Tommy on vocals and drums. The set covers favorites from Aerosmith, Three Dog Night, The Sweet, and Foreigner, along with the spirit of Grand Funk, Led Zeppelin, ELO, Meat Loaf, ZZ Top, and the Doobie Brothers, then shifts into 80s staples from INXS, Joe Jackson, Rick Springfield, Simple Minds, Billy Idol, Robert Palmer, Lover Boy, The Clash, and Modern English. The show highlights tight harmonies, punchy rhythms, and plenty of moments for clapping, foot stomping, and singing along, with the audience woven into the action.

Stand-up comedian Steve Treviño brings his candid, relationship-centered humor to Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts. Celebrated for stories about marriage, fatherhood, and the everyday negotiations of family life with his wife Renae, he has reached massive online audiences with hundreds of millions of views and tours that have filled venues across the country. His comedy specials span major platforms, including releases with Netflix, Amazon, Showtime, and YouTube. Highlights include Grandpa Joe’s Son, Relatable, ’Til Death, I Speak Wife, and his newest Netflix special, Simple Man, directed by Renae and filmed in San Antonio. Viral clips about domestic life and decision making at home have earned tens of millions of views, and his social channels count millions of followers. Offstage, he co-hosts the weekly podcast Steve Treviño and Captain Evil with Renae, where they dive into relationships, family, and the craft of stand-up. He also supports veterans through fundraising for Helicopters for Heroes. An evening with Steve blends quick storytelling, heartfelt family moments, and sharp observations about love, parenting, and the chaos that comes with both.

At Holtsville Ecology Site and Animal Preserve, this family-friendly, non-competitive 5K invites participants to walk or run while raising awareness and support for children and adults with ADHD. Registration and a fundraising raffle take place before the start, with proceeds benefiting the Suffolk County Chapter of CHADD. Raffle prizes include signed copies of the New York Times bestselling books All You Can Be with ADHD and ADHD is Awesome by Penn and Kim Holderness. Online registration is available, and the organizers are seeking raffle donations and sponsors. Big energy, big hearts, big impact.

A hard rock and metal showcase featuring Frequency Overload, Ryder, Pine Street Band, Ten Ton Mojo, and Anaka. This stacked lineup promises a powerful night.

Rock Stars From Mars brings a live lakeside performance to Parsnip Lake House.

Island Empanada is bringing its truck to the Town of Islip 46th Annual Applefest. Look for the truck from Island Empanada as you make your way through the festivities.

Local Appreciation Weekend at Lenny Bruno Farms highlights the spirit of fall with a community-centered mix of farm fun, local shopping, great food, and live music in a welcoming setting. Spend time pumpkin picking, exploring harvest attractions, and browsing artisan and small business vendors while enjoying seasonal treats from food trucks. Beer and wine are available from Westhampton Beach Brewery. Families will find plenty to do with bounce houses, face painting, fairy hair tinsel, henna, permanent jewelry, hayrides, and other farm experiences. General admission requires a ticket priced at $10 per person, and an educational hayride is offered for $5 per person. First responders, members of the military both active and retired, and Manorville residents are eligible for free admission with valid ID. This event takes place rain or shine, and some activities may include an additional cost.

This live performance brings together funk, country, pop, rock, and soul for a high energy, cross-genre show.

A powerhouse tribute night takes over 89 North Music Venue with two bands honoring four rock legends. Foreign Journey showcases the arena anthems of Foreigner and Journey, and A-ZEP taps into the gritty energy of Aerosmith and Led Zeppelin. Count on catchy choruses, roaring guitars, and a high-voltage show from beginning to end.

Toad the Wet Sprocket brings Rings: The Acoustic Tour with special guest Willy Porter, a fully unplugged evening shaped by the band’s 40th anniversary project, Rings: The Acoustic Sessions. Years of weaving quiet segments into live sets revealed how deeply fans connected with the songs in a more vulnerable setting, which led to an entire tour dedicated to that intimate sound. Formed in Santa Barbara in 1986 by four friends from a high school theater group, the band built a career on independent spirit, from the $600 home-recorded debut Bread & Circus to a major-label breakout. Fear went platinum and introduced radio staples All I Want and Walk on the Ocean, followed by the platinum Dulcinea with Fall Down and Windmills. Their music threaded through pop culture in shows and films such as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Dawson’s Creek, Empire Records, and the Friends soundtrack. After reuniting in 2006, the group released New Constellation in 2013 and Starting Now in 2021. The new acoustic album revisits favorites across fourteen tracks, emphasizing warmth, honesty, and growth. Reviewers have praised the vitality of the reimagined arrangements and the enduring strength of Glen Phillips’ voice. Rather than simply stripping songs down, the band rebuilt parts and solos so the material thrives in its new form. The result is an intimate celebration of four decades of songwriting and connection.

An annual screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show features Patricia Quinn, the original Magenta, and a new 4K restoration. The screening includes a live shadow cast, audience participation, a costume contest, and more. This event has a history of selling out.

The Emmy-nominated TV comedy Whose Line Is It Anyway? takes the stage with Whose Live Anyway?, a 90-minute performance of improvised sketches and songs driven by audience suggestions. Ryan Stiles, Greg Proops, Jeff B. Davis, and Joel Murray create scenes in real time, blending classic games from the series with new additions. Audience participation is central, and some attendees may be invited to step onstage. Musical direction is provided by Laura Hall. Open to all ages, with some PG-13 language. Presented by Martin Media Worldwide.

Strangelove - The Depeche Mode Experience teams up with Stereomatic for a high-energy New Wave showcase at Stereo Garden in Patchogue. Stereomatic features 80s New Wave, WLIR hits and classic alternative, while Strangelove brings a full Depeche Mode experience. A Loaded Concerts event.

Gardening in the Park offers a welcoming, hands-on experience in a beautiful community setting. All necessary tools are supplied. Activities follow the garden’s seasonal rhythms and rely on organic practices. Participants learn to recognize garden insects, get answers to questions about horticulture, and enjoy friendly company while helping to beautify Sayville. There are also tasks that do not involve gardening for anyone who prefers to avoid working in the soil.

A double bill of tribute rock brings KISS and Motley Crue classics to the stage. Talisman performs an Unmasked KISS tribute centered on the band’s greatest hits, delivered with no masks and no mercy. Cruecified follows with a Motley Crue tribute packed with the group’s most popular songs. It is an evening devoted to two iconic catalogs and the anthems that defined them.

A salute to The Band’s legendary farewell at San Francisco’s Winterland Ballroom, this concert retraces the music and spirit of that historic night, when collaborators like Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Neil Young, Van Morrison, Joni Mitchell, and Ronnie Hawkins shared the stage, later documented in Martin Scorsese’s film The Last Waltz. Gary Solomon, co-founder of The THE BAND Band who attended the original concert, channels that inspiration with a two-part program. It begins with The THE BAND Band performing favorites from The Band, followed by a brief intermission. The second set may include a multimedia tribute to The Band and The Last Waltz, then a rotating lineup of musicians, many of whom front respected tribute groups, performs songs tied to the artists who appeared in the original show. Past performances have featured surprise cameos from nationally known guests such as Tom Chapin with the Chapin Sisters, Rex Fowler of Aztec Two-Step, and fiddler Larry Packer, who played with The Band at The Last Waltz, and the evening culminates with the entire ensemble together for a grand finale. Since 2007, The THE BAND Band has presented over 400 shows around the United States, and since 2012 has brought The Last Waltz Celebration to audiences more than 50 times.

Acoustic musician Chris Devine performs at LI Salted Spirits in Sayville, sharing a mix of classic rock, new rock, country, original songs, Irish tunes, and more. The distillery has announced a new tasting room and is known for small batch spirits. Long Island Salted Spirits uses real Long Island sea salt in every bottle to elevate flavor, bringing a distinct local character to each cocktail.

Papa Craig brings a lively, high-energy show to Flanagan’s Pub, reinventing well-loved songs with soulful vocals and a captivating stage presence. Each tune becomes a celebration, setting an upbeat vibe for a fun night out.

Take part in a community gardening event in the park that centers on practical, hands-on learning. Tools are supplied, so just bring your curiosity. Activities follow the garden’s seasonal rhythm and use organic practices, with opportunities to spot and identify insects and to get horticulture questions answered. If digging is not for you, there are helpful tasks that keep you out of the soil. Participants work together to care for a beautiful shared space and contribute to the effort to brighten Sayville.

WHLI presents an evening of classic hits and cherished memories featuring artists who helped shape popular music. The Chiclettes deliver a wide-ranging set that honors the impact of women in pop, with familiar tunes spanning the 1950s through the 1980s and beyond. Bobby Wilson, known as “Mr Entertainment” and the son of Jackie Wilson, carries forward his father’s celebrated talent and has performed for audiences around the world. Bob Miranda & The Happenings made their mark in 1966 with “See You In September,” which climbed to number one internationally that summer, followed by additional successes like “Go Away Little Girl” and “I Got Rhythm.” Vito Picone & The Elegants formed in 1956, and their signature hit “Little Star” sold more than two and a half million copies in 1958, has been recognized in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and in 2026 marks 68 years since it reached number one. Jay and the Americans take the stage with founding members Sandy Deanne and Marty Sanders, longtime lead singer Jay Reinecke, new addition Darren Dowler, and their backing band. The group recorded 12 top ten hits between 1962 and 1971, including “She Cried,” “Only in America,” “Come a Little Bit Closer,” “Cara Mia,” “This Magic Moment,” “Some Enchanted Evening,” and “Walkin in the Rain,” and they have been inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame.

A live set that brings together funk, country, pop, rock, and soul, uniting these styles into one genre-spanning performance.

Blue Öyster Cult brings its influential hard rock legacy to Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts. For more than fifty years, the Long Island band has balanced critical respect with chart success and has shaped the sound of heavy music, cited by acts such as Metallica. From their 1972 debut onward, they became known for muscular riffs paired with memorable hooks and lyrics that shift from eerie to witty to enigmatic. The lineup features the original creative duo, vocalist and lead guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser and vocalist and rhythm guitarist Eric Bloom, joined by Richie Castellano on guitar and keyboards, Danny Miranda on bass, and Jules Radino on drums. Their deep songbook includes "(Don't Fear) The Reaper," "Godzilla," and "Burnin' for You," along with favorites like "Cities on Flame with Rock and Roll," "Then Came the Last Days of May," "I Love the Night," "In Thee," "Veteran of the Psychic Wars," "Dominance and Submission," "Astronomy," "Black Blade," and "Shooting Shark." Known for a tireless touring schedule, the band continues to create new music, releasing The Symbol Remains in 2020 and Ghost Stories in 2024. Proud of their classic rock roots, they deliver the sound that defined them while remaining creatively active.