Events in Brookhaven today

Unearth a Story Summer Reading Challenge 2026 is a fun, all-ages reading program where you earn prizes as you read. Pick up a Reading Tracker and start working toward weekly rewards, exclusive entry to the end-of-summer parties, and a grand prize. Registration is done in person.

At Shoreham Recreation Center, Jenn from Line Dancing with Jenn leads two back-to-back line dance classes. The first focuses on beginner-friendly steps for those just getting started or who prefer an easy level. The second is geared toward high beginner and improver dancers, building on the basics to introduce more challenging routines at a comfortable pace. Expect a welcoming setting where participants can pick up new moves, meet people, stay active, and have fun. No advance registration is required. Payment is taken at the door at $10 per person for a single class or $18 per person for both. Please bring water and wear comfortable shoes.

The Ronkonkoma Clam Bake at Lt. Michael P. Murphy Memorial Park features vendors, food, and music. Admission is free.

Play! Pokémon League sessions at MetaGames welcome players of any age and experience level. Build your skills, face new opponents, and trade cards in a friendly setting that supports learning the game and fine tuning your deck while meeting other Pokémon Trainers. The League ID is 6245353.

SCHISM, the Tool tribute, marks 25 years with a final tour appearance at Estonian House Long Island, presented by Giotopia Events and KMS Promotions. The show features continuous live music on a single stage with DROWN performing the music of Smashing Pumpkins, Free Thinkers Are Dangerous honoring System of a Down, and Fistful of Steel channeling Rage Against the Machine, followed by a headlining set from SCHISM. DJ Siren will also be part of the event. Presale tickets are $30 and admission at the door is $40. A $5 parking fee will be collected on site. Attendees may bring chairs. The event is sponsored by Simply Green Dispensary.

Enjoy a playful yoga session at the farm with friendly baby goats, adding a cheerful twist to a traditional flow. The atmosphere is welcoming for beginners and experienced practitioners alike, with plenty of smiles along the way. Instruction is led by certified teacher Mary Salgado, E-R.Y.T. Registration is open, the fee is 25 dollars, and participants ages 8 and older are welcome. Please bring your own yoga mat and a water bottle, as mats are not provided. Sessions take place on various dates and times from May through November. For details about arranging a private goat yoga experience at the farm, email wjw224@cornell.edu.

After a first appearance, the performers return to a new waterfront live music venue in Patchogue. Attendees can enjoy food and drinks by the water and spend the evening singing and dancing.

Catch Naama live for an evening of jazz at The Jazz Loft. The show starts at 7:00 PM. Tickets are available through the listed ticket partner.

Unearth a Story is a summer reading challenge where readers of all ages can pick up a Reading Tracker and start earning weekly prizes. As you read along, you will also unlock exclusive entry to end-of-summer parties and a grand prize. Registration is in person.

Enjoy an outdoor yoga class in a park presented by Om Shanti Yoga and Reiki Center. The session is open to all levels. Please bring a yoga mat, a towel, and water.

The Patchogue Farmers Market takes place each week and invites visitors to stop in and check it out.

Sharpen your chipping with a focused clinic at Pine Hills Golf Club. PGA professionals lead the instruction, and the cost is $25 per player. Offered on multiple dates, this session is dedicated to improving chipping technique.

The Island Empanada Food Truck will be stationed at Sayville Summer Fest all weekend, so festival attendees can find it on site throughout the festivities.

Continuing a Summerfest tradition, Lisa Polizzi returns in her alter ego for a 90 minute set of high energy pop rock suitable for all ages.

Fred Raimondo’s Songwriters in the Round is back as part of the Songbird Sessions series at Long Island Game Farm. In this intimate, in-the-round format, James O’Malley, Matt Marshak, and Bella V share songs and the stories that shaped them in a close-up setting. Admission is $20 and includes early entry to visit the animals and time for dinner before the music begins.

The SCEF Summer Music Program will take place at Bellport High School, offering a dedicated stretch of summer music programming. Applications are currently open.

Part of the weekly Dead Monday series at 89 North Music Venue, this installment features Jellyband. Performances are planned outdoors and move inside if the weather does not cooperate, unless otherwise announced. Admission is $10.

Settle in for an outdoor movie beneath the night sky. Pack a chair, a blanket, and some popcorn for a relaxed evening of film under the stars.

Join for the Tuesday Movie Matinee at the library. Movie titles may vary depending on availability. No registration is required.

Calling little explorers for a roaring good time! Join a fast-paced, high-energy storytime with playful dinosaur stories, wiggling rhymes, and stomping songs. Registration is required, and a library card is needed to register.

Grooves on the Green brings an outdoor concert atmosphere to Station Yards all summer, featuring live music, local vendors, and food and drink from Station Yards restaurants. Bring lawn chairs and blankets, settle in with friends and family, and enjoy the music. There is no admission fee and everyone is welcome. Complimentary parking for up to three hours is available in the public parking garage.

Step into a Wonderland-inspired gala dinner where elegance meets whimsy as Caitlyn’s Vision honors community changemakers. The evening unfolds amid tea party touches, roses, ticking clocks, and charming décor, pairing heartfelt tributes and inspiring stories with a delicious meal. Expect a magical atmosphere that blends celebration and advocacy, creating lasting memories in support of Caitlyn’s Vision.

A live tribute to The Cars comes to The Sayville Common Ground at Rotary Park as part of the summer concert series. The performance is planned outdoors and depends on suitable weather. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs for comfortable seating. A backup rain date is planned.

Karaoke Night returns to Frogzz Bar 'N' Grill in Yaphank. Look for food and drink specials as singers take the mic to share favorite songs with friends and fellow patrons.

An immersive six-week process invites you to gently bring your trauma into the open, explore it with care, understand it more fully, and, on your terms, reclaim your power. Centered on the integration of mind, body, and spirit, the experience combines the brain science of traumatic stress, a guided exploration in a supportive space, and practices that help reveal the patterns behind your responses. Through body-based movement to release what the body holds and focused breathing to cultivate grounding and inner steadiness, the work is designed to help you intentionally loosen trauma’s grip. Own your voice, stand in your strength, and chart the course of your life.

Join for a fast-paced, social dice game. Registration is required, and a library card is needed to register. Registration will open on July 25 at 9:30 AM, and you can register online, by phone, or in person.

Patchogue's 25th annual Alive After Five celebration features a showcase of local musicians on the Five Towns College Stage. This milestone year puts the spotlight on homegrown talent.

Alive on the River returns with live music spread across five riverfront venues. Guests can sip a $10 Patriotic Punch and take $10 unlimited rides on the water taxis to cruise between stops along the river.