Events in Huntington today

Spend a fun day on the water at Zachs Bay Raft-Up Dayaways, a casual raft-up get-together where you can hang out with other boaters and enjoy the bay. Expect swimming, tubing, paddle boarding, and plenty of good vibes all day long. Bring your boat, swimsuit, sunscreen, food, drinks, and enjoy the day. Each party will also receive an exclusive MarineMax party favor.

Guided by Susan Romito, this experiential painting workshop is aligned with the energy of the Lionsgate Portal to support letting go of what no longer serves and clarifying the life you want to create. Through a step-by-step creative process, you will acknowledge and release limiting beliefs, outdated stories, and self doubt, then reshape them on the canvas into something encouraging and beautiful. As stagnant energy moves, expect renewed clarity and a fresh perspective while reconnecting with intuition and creativity. You will complete a meaningful artwork that mirrors your personal transformation and take away a simple practice you can return to whenever you need renewal and release. No art background is needed, since the emphasis is on inner change rather than technique. Arrive exactly as you are and leave feeling lighter, clearer, and more in tune with your truest self. The investment is $60, and preregistration is required.

Primordial Sound Meditation is a personalized mantra practice grounded in the Vedic tradition of India, created to settle mental activity and invite a deep sense of calm. A traditional Vedic formula is used to determine each person’s unique sound, selected from the vibrations present in nature at the time of birth. The word mantra comes from Sanskrit and is commonly understood as a tool for the mind, helping to disengage from external distractions. This training is presented in four sessions. It starts with the fundamentals of meditation, its origins, and the role of a personal mantra. A private one on one ceremony follows, where the individual mantra is given. The next session focuses on practical skills for building a steady practice. The final session looks at expanding awareness and experiencing higher states of consciousness. With this structured approach, participants learn to cultivate inner stability, ease stress, and support overall well-being, vitality, and happiness.

Learn new facts about the fish that live in the Warm Water Pond while watching the longnose gar enjoy a tasty treat. This is a simple, informative way to discover more about the pond’s residents as the gar feeds.

Catch an evening of jazz with Naama at The Jazz Loft. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

A hot summer night sets the stage for well made cocktails and live music. The atmosphere is upbeat, with a soundtrack that keeps the energy high and refreshments that match the season.

Franz Ferdinand brings taut guitar riffs, a swaggering indie style, and a driving pulse built for dancing. The performance centers on singable hooks and big anthems that keep the crowd in motion. A high-energy concert experience for fans of indie and alternative rock.

Cult Café highlights Barry Levinson with a feature presentation of Sleepers as part of a retrospective. Set in Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen during the 1960s, a close group of friends faces stark paths, a misjudged prank leads to a harrowing stay in a reformatory marked by abuse, and years later two of them cross paths with a former tormentor and pursue payback. With performances by Robert De Niro, Brad Pitt, Kevin Bacon, Billy Crudup, Minnie Driver, and Dustin Hoffman. This U.S. release from 1996 runs 147 minutes, is in English, is rated R, and is directed by Barry Levinson. Admission is $18 for the public and $11 for members, and early arrivals can pick up complimentary stickers and mix CDs.

Head to the Huntington Farmers Market for a family-friendly morning of local shopping and community fun. You can browse fresh produce and handcrafted goods, enjoy live entertainment, meet the makers and producers, and even sample jams and marmalades from local vendors.

Art in the Park brings live music, poetry readings, and a variety of performances to Northport Village Park all day long. Attendees can explore booths with original artwork, hand crafted pieces, and specialty goods available to purchase from artists and artisans. Framed by a scenic waterfront, the event offers a full day of browsing, listening, and celebrating the arts.

Belle Voci, an intergenerational choral society from Long Island, presents a Rose Remembrance concert and ceremony at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Huntington. The ensemble brings together professional and amateur singers with a shared mission to support cancer prevention, cure, and healing catharsis through uplifting choral performance and meaningful ceremony. Tickets are available in advance, at the door, or online. Belle Voci is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, and donations are 100% tax deductible as allowed by law. Contributions help underwrite concert production, scholarships, educational workshops, and charitable giving. Belle Voci has supported the American Cancer Society, Optimum Health Institute, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Northwell Hospice Care Network, Cancer Hope Network, and the Huntington Breast Cancer Action Coalition.

Nautilus and Perks Dept present a recurring game night at Nautilus Coffee House, hosted by Nav. Guests are encouraged to bring friends and their favorite games, with the goal of fostering connection and community through play. This gathering is part of a monthly summer series. For directions, do not rely on Facebook’s location; use GPS with the correct address provided by the organizer. Parking includes ten garage spaces labeled CAFE beneath the building. After neighboring GEI business hours, their marked spots are available. Please avoid any spaces reserved for tenants. Additional options include the nearby LIRR overflow lot and the Walgreens parking lot.

Deepen your improv practice in a seven-week advanced program at Take 2 Actor's Studio led by John Dorcic. Each session blends interactive exercises and ensemble games to reinforce core principles while pushing into long-form scenes and other higher level work. Expect to build quick thinking, a playful approach, imaginative range, and genuine confidence as you practice responding in the moment and making bold, supportive choices. This series welcomes participants who already have improv experience, whether from John’s previous classes or from other training.

At Take 2 Actor's Studio, a seven week beginner and intermediate improv series led by instructor John Dorcic focuses on the core principles of improvisation. Through lively exercises and games, participants build spontaneity, creativity, confidence, and a sense of play. Sessions emphasize quick thinking, responding in the moment, and trusting your instincts. The class welcomes newcomers as well as those with a few prior lessons who want to sharpen specific skills. Each student receives a tailored plan so you can concentrate on the areas you most want to develop or simply enjoy an easygoing introduction to improv.

Gotham Networking presents the Annual Bob Formica Memorial Golf Outing at Cold Spring Country Club, supported by Brainlink International with Raj and Sharon Goel. The day features breakfast, a barbecue lunch served on the course, gift bags, door prizes, pro shop gift certificates, and awards and trophies. A $10,000 prize is offered for a hole in one, and there will be an auction for a coveted table at Rao’s. Non-golfers can choose tickets for the reception-style cocktail gathering in the evening, and golf admission includes that reception. This well attended outing also offers sponsorship opportunities for individuals and companies seeking added visibility.

Get ready for the week ahead by helping pack food bags, organizing incoming donations, and sorting items for the Community Closet. Help is appreciated to keep everything orderly and well stocked for people who come in need.

Learn about the turtle that lives in the Turtle Pond as you watch it enjoy a delicious feast.

Stop by the library for a summer family fun day filled with an inflatable obstacle course, a bouncy house, games, music, and food. Outdoor activities will run as weather allows, and the event is open to everyone.

Stop by Helping Hand Rescue Mission for their Food Pantry & Community Closet. Huntington Township residents can get food pantry items from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM and also choose clothing items and household goods from the Community Closet. If you’re not from Huntington Township, call 631-351-6996 to ask about getting a referral.

Join an all-abilities ice cream social where you can scoop and build your own sundae with chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry ice cream. There will be a variety of toppings, and everyone gets a chance to create their perfect treat. Registration is required.

Join an intermediate English class taught by a native English speaker. The course is designed for adults and focuses on improving skills in a casual, fun classroom setting.