Events in Hempstead today

Stop by the Islip farmers market.

The IMRG of Long Island holds a monthly meeting that is open to all. Attendees can learn about upcoming rides and other events while enjoying coffee and a bagel. A group ride is planned after the meeting, depending on the weather. If not riding, please park across the street so motorcycles can use the spaces in front of the dealership.

Backyard Bees takes part in the CCE Nassau Farmers Market at Eisenhower Park each Saturday, an event built around locally sourced food, independent farms, learning opportunities, and a strong sense of community. Pick up in-season produce, dairy, meats, seafood, fresh bread, honey, and other goods made close to home, and enjoy theme days each week, activities for families, and spots for photos. With convenient parking and a scaled down, laid back setting compared with larger markets, it offers a mindful Saturday outing that highlights wellness, regional farming, and community.

Bastid’s BBQ returns to New York for a full day featuring good music, good food, and good people. This is an 18+ event, and doors open at 3:00 PM at The Seaport.

Catch Josh Baker for a day-and-night style electronic music show at Knockdown Center in New York. The lineup also includes Laidlaw, Natalia Roth, and Cole Terrazas, with doors starting in the afternoon.

Set at a venue on the South Shore, this event features free admission.

VOR...Victims Of Rock returns to Toomey’s in Amityville with a mix of classic party rock from the 70s, 80s and beyond. Often referred to as Long Island’s most popular unknown band, this outing features an outdoor setting with food and drinks available.

The event features readings by medium Robert E. Hansen. General admission is $29, with a two item minimum per person at the tables. For reservations, call (516) 731-3358.

MixedMetalMedia brings the second BlackMass installment to Mr. Beery's, a heavier continuation of the original ritual centered on darkness and extreme metal. The bill spans five shades of the genre and draws talent from up and down the East Coast. Lord of Horns arrives from Lodi, New Jersey, Jotunheim represents both New Jersey and New York City, and Ancestral Blood travels from North Carolina, with Sludgebox and The Scar completing the lineup. Admission is $20.

Tom Petty tribute act Free Fallin performs at The Flagstar at The Westbury Music Fair in a concert staged with a 360-degree setup.

David W. Parker Chapter No. 64 PHOES presents its annual all-white celebration at Hibernian Hall, a summer bash featuring a white and royal blue theme. White attire is required. The night features DJ Snake Eyez, tasty food included, an energetic atmosphere, and a mature crowd. Admission is $80 per person and covers everything. Tickets are advance purchase only, with no sales at the door. Payment can be made via Zelle at davidwparker64@gmail.com. Arrive looking sharp and leave feeling legendary.

Come Back To Earth, a live band celebrating the music of Mac Miller and billed as the first and only tribute of its kind, takes the stage at Mulcahy’s in Wantagh. The performance pays homage to his catalog with a live band bringing the songs to life. VIP options are available through the venue, and tickets are available.

A supportive fitness group meets at Wantagh Park for a community workout that blends an energizing warmup, self-paced walking, jogging, or running, targeted muscular endurance exercises, and a restorative cool down with stretching. The focus is on motivation and accountability, with participants encouraging one another to get stronger and healthier together. Attendees are encouraged to bring a friend, bring their energy, and come with goals in mind.

The Suburban Brothers return to Islip Beach for a Sunday afternoon of live music and food, with views of the Great South Bay.

Bangladeshi American Night at Eisenhower Park is hosted by Bangladeshi Heritage of NY, with sponsorship from the Nassau County Executive Office and the Department of Parks, Recreation and Museums. The gathering takes place at the Harry Chapin Lakeside Theatre within the park.

Head to Jeanne Rimsky Theater for an evening of stand-up comedy with Pritish Narula. The show features his sharp observations, relatable stories, Punjabi humor, and crowd-pleasing storytelling in a live, all-ages format. Doors open at 6:30 PM and the performance runs from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM. No refunds are offered.

Fans will have several ways to secure tickets for this event. In addition to a public onsale, presale opportunities are available through the A7X mailing list, the Good Charlotte mailing list, Ticketmaster, the venue, and Live Nation. VIP packages are offered, with both a presale window and a general onsale. Supporting acts may change at any time without notice.

Good Charlotte brings a high-energy, singalong pop punk set to UBS Arena in Elmont, channeling the days of studded belts and homemade mix CDs. Big choruses, clapping rhythms, and shout-along moments invite the crowd to take part. Avenged Sevenfold supplies the darker, heavier portion of the bill, shaping a night that gives NYC-area rock fans nostalgic release followed by an all-out metal performance.

Avenged Sevenfold and Good Charlotte are bringing a high-energy double-bill to the stage for a live concert at UBS Arena. The show starts in the evening.

Take part in a guided paint-along using acrylics led by an instructor, and create a puppy peach painting to bring home the same day. Space is limited.

Learn country line dancing with Westchester instructor Adam Cherko, also known as “The Cowboy that Closes,” during a lively session that blends upbeat music with clear, step-by-step teaching. This class welcomes all experience levels. The first hour introduces foundational moves and simple routines, then the second hour builds on those basics with more advanced combinations for dancers who have some practice. Expect classic steps like grapevines, pivots, and rocking chairs in a friendly, energetic setting. Participants are welcome to stay and dance for the full session.

The 115th Annual Feast of the Assumption brings free admission to St. Brigid/Our Lady of Hope Regional School - Westbury. Enjoy music, food, and drinks featuring homemade Italian cooking from the Dell'Assunta Kitchen, along with entertainment, rides, games, and family friendly fun. Music is provided by Revelators Rock Band. Highlights include a Homemade Wine Contest with cash prizes and a Dessert Baking Contest with cash prizes.

This live taping of It Came from the Radio, hosted by Mark Torres, is recorded before a studio audience. The program features an appearance by comic book creator Jason Huwer and includes raffles for comic book issues and tickets to LI Dr. Who Con. It Came from the Radio is the official program of Big Apple Con, a syndicated hour long entertainment radio show that highlights independent writers, artists, and filmmakers.

Deep Purple is bringing their classic hard rock to Northwell at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh for an evening show. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster and the listed showtime is 7:30 PM local venue time.

Enjoy a guided paint along led by an instructor, using acrylics to create a hamburger themed artwork. Participants follow step by step and leave with a finished painting the same day. Capacity is limited.

The SOBeeZ perform live at the Town of Islip Chamber of Commerce street fair. Admission is free.

This free weekly summer yoga series is led by emerging instructors from the Welcome Mat Teacher Training. Each class brings a new perspective with varied styles, creative sequencing, and thoughtful guidance, so no two sessions are alike. The series is open to everyone at no cost and focuses on connection, growth, and support. Participation nurtures personal practice and uplifts new teachers as they step into their roles with heart, intention, and authenticity. Expect an inviting, inclusive space that evolves week to week as different teachers share their voice.

This celebration offers free admission and a festive mix of music, food, and family-friendly activities. Enjoy homemade Italian dishes from the Dell'Assunta Kitchen along with drinks and entertainment, plus rides and games for all ages. Music is by DJ Vinny Dice, and an annual auction adds to the excitement. Additional details are available on the event flyer.

Lawrence "LAW" Worrell brings a high energy, cross-genre show to the Summer Concert Series. The Brooklyn-born singer, rapper, producer, multi-instrumentalist, choreographer, and frontman moves through funk, hip hop, rock, R&B, soul, pop, jazz, and more with ease. A seven-time Grammy nominee and three-time Indie Music Award winner, LAW has collaborated with George Clinton, Amy Winehouse, Rihanna, Chaka Khan, and others. He is the grandson of blues and soul musician Sam "Bluzman" Taylor, and is known for leading the 420 Funk Mob as well as performing with his own band. Admission is free. Seating is limited, and bringing a personal chair is welcome. Westbury Arts programs receive support from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

A performance by Zach Top comes to Northwell at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, New York.

Marty Stuart is bringing his blend of country and honky-tonk sounds to Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh. The show is scheduled for 7:00 PM, and tickets are available through the ticket link shown on the page.

Laughter is the best medicine. Enjoy a night filled with laughs among great company. Admission is $25 per person for ages 16 and over. A two-item minimum per person applies, and the items can be any combination of sodas, food, or bar drinks.

High Street returns to the Holy Family Parish Festival with a performance that travels through the decades, guiding listeners on a musical road trip from one era to the next.