Events in Brookhaven today

This baby music class is designed for little ones ages 3 to 15 months. It is offered in a flexible drop in format, so no ongoing commitment is required.

This event features Brenda Lee and includes a dinner served in three courses, followed by a one-on-one reading. To reserve a seat, call 631-363-7500.

Weekly Stock JK Indy Car Class racing alternates between two tracks for a steady, back-and-forth series. One week runs on The Whip, the next on Hillclimb, then it repeats in the same pattern.

Every Tuesday features 50 percent off all clothing. White ticket items and the ticket of the week are not included. This promotion is available at all three locations.

Enjoy midweek savings with a recurring Wednesday sale. Six color coded ticket categories are half off, though white tag items and the ticket of the week are not included. The discount is available across all three store locations.

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.

Grooves on the Green offers a relaxed outdoor concert experience at Station Yards with live music, local vendors, and plenty of food and drink options from the Station Yards restaurants. Pack a lawn chair or blanket, bring a few friends, and settle in on the grass to enjoy the performances. Admission is free and open to the public. Free parking for three hours is available in the public parking garage.

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

Enjoy a free open mic and jam night for music at Rocky Point Ale House. Bands, solo performers and groups are all welcome. Sign up at the door for a 15 to 20 minute slot. The night features a weekly spotlight showcase act and a spotlight jam with special guests. Hosted by Maxwell Peters. Tips for performers and the host are encouraged. Craft beers, burgers and more are available. Admission is free.

Island Thrift offers a Thursday sale with 30 percent off for seniors and military personnel. The discount is available every Thursday at all three store locations.

This LMP class race program welcomes kids and adults, with young drivers heading out first and adults following. Cars may use flexi chassis, but aluminum pans are not permitted. All entries must run a Mid Enforcer motor, and kids must use 12/38 gearing. Bodies are limited to the Mid America 962 or the JK Bravo Concept. Hollow axles and ball bearings are not allowed, and tires made of speed rubber or Black Magic are prohibited. A rear clearance of .040 is required. All racing takes place on The King Track, and rules may be updated.

This event takes place tonight.

This Friday sale features 50 percent off on five ticket colors, with white tickets and the ticket of the week excluded. The offer is available at three store locations. For more information, please call or visit a store.

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.

Experience a Play! Pokémon League gathering at MetaGames that welcomes participants of every age and skill level. Practice your skills, face friendly opponents, and trade cards while learning the rules, polishing strategies, and meeting other Trainers in a supportive setting. League ID: 6245353.

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.

A Bayport-Blue Point tradition continues with the annual Kerry Lawler Scholarship Fundraiser at Cavanaugh's, held after the high school homecoming game. The gathering honors Coach Kerry Lawler, supports the team, and brings together old and new friends. The Phantoms face Babylon in the homecoming matchup. Proceeds benefit a scholarship awarded each year to a graduating senior on the Bayport-Blue Point football team. Admission is $10 per person, and 50/50 raffle tickets are available at Cavanaugh's.

Experience live music by Valerie Rose.

Tasty debuts on Popei's festive outdoor stage with an 80s dance party at the tiki bar. Enjoy an outdoor setting with a menu and drinks available, and there is no cover charge.

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.

A weekly farmers market is held at Patchogue LIRR Station.

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.