Family events in Freeport, NY

Celebrate the 115th year of the Feast of the Assumption with a welcoming event that is free to attend. Enjoy music from Tony, lively entertainment, and family friendly activities including rides and games. Food and beverages will be available, featuring homemade Italian specialties prepared by the Dell’Assunta Kitchen. A raffle adds to the excitement with a $1,000 grand prize, a $200 second prize, and three third prizes of $100 each.

This free, in-person family fun day is designed for adoptive, foster, guardianship, and kinship families on Long Island and features a sand art adventure at Field 4 at Jones Beach. Families can create colorful sand designs on the shore, make memories together, and enjoy a relaxed beach setting. Recommended items include a towel or blanket for seating, a creative beach-day spirit, and comfortable shoes that can get wet.

A Radio Bingo Bash welcomes incoming Wantagh 6th graders with a lively twist on bingo that swaps numbers for song titles and artists. Listen for each track, mark your card, and try to be first to call bingo. The focus is on meeting new classmates from different elementary schools, making friends, and feeling excited for the transition to 6th grade. Attendees can look forward to upbeat music, plenty of laughs, friendly competition, inclusive icebreakers that help everyone feel comfortable, a few small prizes, lots of cheering, and time to mingle in a relaxed setting.

Latin pop takes the spotlight with Johnny Bliss, a dynamic vocalist whose all-Spanish performance of “Preciosa” on NBC’s The Voice earned a four chair turn. In that moment Adam Levine used a block on Kelly Clarkson, and Alicia Keys even sang to him in Spanish. Following his run to the playoff rounds, he has performed across New York City and released his debut single “Me Cansé De Esperarte,” blending the heart of classic pop ballads with a modern retro sensibility. Influenced by artists like Marc Anthony, Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran, and José José, his shows are praised for versatility, dramatic flair, soaring vocals, and heartfelt intensity. Admission is free. Seating is limited, and attendees are welcome to bring their own chairs. Presented by Westbury Arts with support from the New York State Council on the Arts, the Office of the Governor, and the New York State Legislature.