The best things to do in Lindenhurst

“Long-standing chain of bowling alleys featuring casual grub & pitchers, leagues & party events.”

“Kid-friendly chain known for its arcade games, pizza parties & play zones.”

“Golf club with a pool and kid-friendly area, serving a variety of foods.”

“Swap your doomscroll for sprinkles at Museum of Ice Cream in SoHo. Expect 14+ immersive rooms, a sweet subway, the world-famous Sprinkle Pool, NYC’s longest indoor pink slide, and unlimited ice cream tastings that turn a random Tuesday into a mini vacation for you and your favorite people.”

From the Manhattan newsletter, August 29, 2026

“This scenic, 1862 pedestrian bridge with a decorative banister is a well-known romantic spot.”

“Iconic, art deco office tower from 1931 with exhibits & observatories on the 86th & 102nd floors.”

“Swap the same-old bar hang for playful competition at Swingers NoMad, where multiple nine-hole courses meet legit cocktails and craveable street food from Emmy Squared Pizza and a taqueria by chef Roberto Santibañez. Perfect for date night, group chaos, or just flexing that short game.”

From the Manhattan newsletter, August 18, 2026

“New York Public Radio venue where visitors can watch a variety of live broadcasts & tapings.”

“Indoor golf facility featuring Trackman simulators, private bays, and a bar.”

“Indoor golf center with 10 simulators, a sports bar, and other diversions.”

“Indoor mini golf, with two courses, offers drinks and snacks. The themed course features digital scoring.”

“Skip the algorithm and catch the real thing at SVA Theatre, a Chelsea cultural hub where curated screenings meet lively Q&As and fresh premieres. It’s the smarter move this week when the group chat needs plans that feel artsy without the pretension, just good films and conversations.”

From the The Bronx newsletter, August 20, 2026

“Roxy Cinema New York keeps the reels spinning with indie standouts, foreign finds, and 35mm treats, including a 2006 series featuring The Departed and A Scanner Darkly, plus frequent filmmaker Q&As. When the algorithm feels stale, let a projectionist make the choices for you this week.”

From the Brooklyn newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Theater complex with multiple screens featuring new release films, plush seating & concession stand.”

“Washington Square Fountain has anchored the foot of Fifth Avenue since 1852, a 50-foot-wide circle that turns everyday hangs into a little moment. Swing by midweek for a quick reset, then stroll the park feeling like you just unlocked a calmer version of the city.”

From the Staten Island newsletter, August 28, 2026

“Swap delivery for a night of actually fun chopping at Taste Buds Kitchen in Chelsea, where adult classes and date nights walk you through scratch-made menus, while kid-friendly camps and parties keep the littles busy. Fresh ingredients, a nut-free facility, and gluten-free menus mean everyone eats happily.”

From the New York City newsletter, August 15, 2026

“New York-based tour operator offering guided wine and food tastings at wineries around the world.”

“Quad Cinema keeps cinephiles fed with four screens devoted to independent, foreign, and documentary gems, plus smart retrospectives and the occasional Rocky Horror live shadow cast. Expect filmmaker Q&As, carefully curated programs, and the Quad Bar for pre or post show chatter.”

“Designed by William F. Mitchell and newly refreshed from its Bergen Point days, Santapogue Creek Golf Course in West Babylon keeps it friendly for every skill level with instruction, junior camps, and easygoing outings... perfect if your short game needs a little local love right now.”

From the Babylon newsletter, August 17, 2026

“Konnectgolf gives North Bergen golfers an easy excuse to keep the sticks warm with Trackman simulators, a comfy bar and lounge, and PGA pro lessons in eight studios. Jump into weekly challenges or book a lesson, then play the world’s best courses without braving the Hudson winds.”

“Step into Eternal Nature at Arte Museum New York, where crashing waterfalls, endless blossoms, and ocean whispers surround you in light, sound, and bespoke fragrance. The Musée d’Orsay collaboration reimagines Monet, Van Gogh and more through epic digital scenes, plus playful moments like Tornado and Live Sketchbook.”

From the North Bergen newsletter, August 26, 2026

“A West Babylon staple since the 1960s, South Bay Cinemas is freshly renovated and rolling a mix of first run features, retro favorites, and special events that make it easy to grab your people and escape for a couple hours. Check what's now playing or coming soon and call it a plan.”

From the Babylon newsletter, August 29, 2026

“From lucky cats and koi to a sly Fung Wah cameo and a nod to Nom Wah, the Greetings From Chinatown Mural packs Brooklyn-adjacent nostalgia into postcard-style letters. It’s the original spark of the Greetings Tour, worth a quick color-drenched detour when your week needs a lift.”

From the Brooklyn newsletter, August 27, 2026

“The Cinemas NYC retired in-seat service for an elevated food and beverage setup that keeps the picture the star, so no clinking plates mid-scene. Slide in for their August Encore Series... think The Goonies, GoodFellas, The Truman Show, even Clueless, all looking fresh on a giant screen.”

From the Brooklyn newsletter, August 18, 2026

“Settle into signature lounge chairs with wireless headphones and Empire State Building views while Rooftop Cinema Club Midtown rolls out newer releases, cult favorites, drag nights, queer cinema, and family matinees.”

From the The Bronx newsletter, August 24, 2026

“When your next milestone, offsite, or viewing party needs serious visual punch, Big Screen Plaza delivers a 30-foot HD canvas inside private event spaces, perfect for montage reveals, branding loops, photobooth feeds, or live gaming, with rotating art from local and international artists keeping the vibe creative and…”

“When you need low stakes competition with a view, Pier 25 Mini Golf & Volleyball delivers. Walk-in mini golf, beach volleyball rentals and leagues, a playground for the kids, and a laid-back snack bar, all on a breezy Hudson River pier that actually stretches out over the water.”

“Longtime West Village theater known for showing offbeat & foreign movies, plus documentaries.”