Events in Lindenhurst, NY

General Hospital favorites Gio Mazza and Braedyn Bruner come together for Songs from the Heart, an intimate evening of music, storytelling, and connection. The program blends heartfelt love songs and fan favorites that celebrate friendship, romance, and life’s meaningful moments with candid behind the scenes anecdotes that offer a closer look at the people behind the characters. Gio, a gifted violinist who began at age three, performs alongside Braedyn throughout the show. Audience interaction, meet and greet opportunities, and a few surprises add to a night of laughter, music, memories, and genuine connection. Tickets are $55 for General Admission (plus taxes and fees). A post show meet and greet with a photo op is available for $107 (plus taxes and fees).

Jason Aldean, Chase Matthew, and Mackenzie Carpenter perform at Northwell at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, NY. This live show brings all three artists to the same stage.

Mulcahy’s hosts a concert featuring Obey Your Master, billed as America’s number one Metallica tribute, alongside Disciple of The Garden performing the music of Chris Cornell, Soundgarden, and Audioslave. These two tribute acts bring the signature songs from their catalogs to the stage in a live performance.

Explore unique, handmade treasures at the Annual Fair at Argyle Park, where creative gifts, artisan goods, and tasty treats are crafted by local makers. Look for food trucks, handcrafted jewelry, and other one-of-a-kind items. Updates and sneak peeks of vendor offerings will be shared on the event page. Registered vendors who have not received a confirmation message or email within the past week can reach out at stevenpaulsignup14@gmail.com.

Visit the Islip Farmers Market at Islip Town Hall and explore what the market has in store.

Build the skills to respond quickly and calmly when a pet is in crisis. This hands-on class is designed for both pet professionals and pet owners, and it is taught by a New York instructor known for extensive experience and the longest teaching tenure in this subject. Learn how to perform CPR and provide breathing support for dogs and cats, respond to choking, bleeding, poisoning, burns, insect stings or bites, heat or cold related issues, and seizures. Practice assessing an animal from nose to tail, applying a quick muzzle to an injured pet, and checking vital signs. The course also highlights which single food or chemical most often sends pets to the veterinarian, along with what to do after incidents such as a vehicle strike or a dog bite. A two-year certification is awarded upon completion, and the class is now eligible for 4 CEUs from PACCC. Participants receive a certification card valid for two years, a comprehensive take-home manual, an emergency muzzle, and other extras. The fee is $85 per person. Proceeds are donated to the host, PetSafe Coalition, a nonprofit dedicated to public education on emergency preparedness for pets.

Farmingdale gets a dose of modern country with favorites from Zach brown to Morgan Wallen, plus classic Southern rock. Expect a party vibe and the outdoor experience The Villager delivers.

At Wantagh Park, a community fitness group offers a positive workout that begins with a guided warm up, continues with a walk, jog, or run at your own pace, adds muscular endurance exercises to build strength, and finishes with a cool down and stretch to recharge. The emphasis is on motivation and mutual support, with participants encouraging one another to improve together. Attendees can bring their energy, a friend, and personal goals while building strength, health, and connections.

Team Hope Walk unites families, friends, and neighbors in HDSA's nationwide effort to support people affected by Huntington's disease. Taking part helps fund critical research, family services, and advocacy, keeping momentum toward a cure. The meeting area is Red Barn Shelter 1 at Wantagh Park. In line with Nassau County Parks rules, dogs are not allowed, so pets should be left at home. Every step helps make a difference.

Presented by the Salvadoran American Chamber of Commerce (SALVACOM), this family-friendly festival celebrates Central American independence with live music and performances, traditional cuisine, local vendors, and engaging activities. Community organizations and cultural exhibits highlight heritage from across the region, with opportunities for networking and community connection. Admission is free. Vendor and sponsorship opportunities are available, welcoming food and merchandise vendors, community groups, small businesses, and cultural artisans.

Four Way Street presents the music of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young in a performance that welcomes singalongs, dancing, or simply sitting back to take it all in. Familiar favorites like Our House and Suite Judy Blue Eyes set the mood for reminiscing about carefree drives, close friends, and first loves. Expect a warm, nostalgia-soaked celebration of these classic songs.

The Babylon Beautification Society announces the 2026 Annual Fair at Argyle Park in Babylon Village, a lively outdoor gathering that brings together more than 325 artisans and makers. Explore handmade fashion, accessories, home decor, artwork, toys, jewelry, bags, and a variety of foods. Previous years have drawn crowds of more than 35,000 people. A specialty food market features over 35 vendors with homemade treats such as baked goods, nut bars, jams and preserves, cheeses, honey, spices, hot sauces, and other condiments. Additional food choices, beer and wine, and live entertainment create a festive atmosphere around the Village Gazebo. Families can also find a dedicated children’s area with activities at Bayman Park across the canal. This volunteer-run fair serves as the organization’s primary fundraiser, with net proceeds supporting beautification projects in Babylon Village. Only two vendor spots remain. Interested vendors can text (814) 388-9491, which is preferred, or email applyasavendor@gmail.com. Space is first come, first served.

TLC, Salt-N-Pepa, and En Vogue share the stage at Northwell at Jones Beach Theater.

Dan And Shay perform live at Northwell at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, New York.

School of Rock Queens brings its Summer 2026 Seasonal Showcase to Bellmore Movies & Showplace, highlighting performers ages 7 through adult as they share what they have prepared after a season of group rehearsals and individual lessons. Further information, including set times and the performance schedule, will be announced.

Families, friends, co-workers, neighbors, and the wider community will gather at Wantagh Park to support NAF and its mission to advance new therapies and enhance the lives of people affected by Ataxia. This enjoyable gathering centers on walking and rolling together, with teams and individuals uniting to raise awareness and lend support. For questions or to offer help, contact NAF representative Jon Wegman at jon@ataxia.org or 763-231-2747.

Shilelagh Law appears at Mulcahy’s Long Island with the Nassau and NYPD Emerald Society, and the night supports a good cause. Admission is $25 and entry is limited to ages 21 and over.

The Soul Jam Revue brings its high-energy Philly soul showcase to Nutty Offshore at The Nutty Irishman. A powerhouse lineup of musicians, vibrant vocalists, and a punchy horn section fuels a dance-filled night with hits by The O’Jays, The Spinners, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, Barry White, Earth, Wind & Fire, and Kool & The Gang, along with other favorites from the classic eras of soul, R&B, funk, and dance music. Expect feel-good grooves, sing-along moments, and a lively atmosphere under the lights.

The New York brain tumor community will gather for a family-friendly walk that raises awareness and funds to support patients and their families. The day centers on celebration, remembrance, and hope. Registration includes options for adults and for youth ages 12 and under, with fees that increase as the event nears and again during event week. In-person participants who register by the stated deadline receive an event t-shirt, while availability is limited for later signups. A free virtual option is available for those unable to attend in person, and qualifying virtual participants who raise at least $75 by the deadline will have a shirt mailed to them. On-site check-in and t-shirt pickup will be available along with mission-focused activities, and contactless registration will be offered for anyone who misses online registration. The schedule features a remembrance gathering at Zach’s Bay beach, an opening ceremony, and the walk itself. The route covers about 3 miles. The event takes place rain or shine, on-site parking is available, and light refreshments will be provided. Be sure to explore the activity tents and sponsor areas during the event.

Enjoy a two-part outdoor outing at Argyle Park Trails in Babylon, beginning with a flat 5-mile hike through wooded areas with water views, followed by a paddle launched near the gazebo. Expect about 60 to 90 minutes on the water, depending on conditions, and bring your own kayak. This event takes place rain or shine, while high winds will cancel the paddling portion. Registration is available for the hike, the paddle, or both, and closes the Thursday night before. Start time and the exact meeting point are provided after registration. For details or to sign up, contact Lisa Khavkin by email.

Honor and remembrance are the focus of the Wantagh Warrior 9/11 Memorial 5K, presented by the Gary Sinise Foundation. Participants can run or walk a 5K through the streets of Wantagh. A 400 meter dash is available for younger kids.

Runners tackle a 5k course at this annual memorial run. There may also be an area near the high school track field highlighting dogs available for adoption.

The National Wrestling Hall of Fame Downstate New York Chapter presents its Annual Awards Banquet and Induction Ceremony at the Melville Marriott, celebrating the Class of 2026 and the people whose dedication and leadership have strengthened the sport and guided generations of athletes. The Outstanding American Award honors Elliott Tepper. Lifetime Service to Wrestling recognitions go to Michael A. Ondich, John Laurenzi, Bennett "Ben" Resnick, Gary Pesko, Carol Roseto, David Smith, and William "Billy" Patton. The program features a reception, banquet, and formal inductions that bring together family, friends, former athletes, coaches, officials, and supporters to salute the legacy of wrestling in Downstate New York. Each honoree receives permanent recognition at the National Wrestling Hall of Fame Museum in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Tickets are $110 per person and must be purchased in advance, with no on-site sales; during purchase, attendees can note the inductee they are supporting to assist with seating arrangements. Program advertisements are also available for those wishing to recognize an inductee, congratulate a friend, promote a business, or further support the chapter’s mission to preserve wrestling’s history.

Governors @ the Brokerage presents Heather Shaw, an accomplished stand-up comic known online for her humor and a striking resemblance to Jim Carrey. She has been featured on The Today Show and The Tamron Hall Show, and has worked with Mark Normand, Eric Andre, and Fortune Feimster. She also hosts the weekly podcast Heather Shaw is Kidding, where she jokes about current events across pop culture, politics, and more.

School of Rock Huntington brings its Summer 2026 Seasonal Showcase to Bellmore Movies & Showplace, featuring students ages 7 through adult performing what they have developed over a season of ensemble rehearsals and individual lessons. Musicians will take the stage to share their progress and skills. Additional information, including set times and the performance schedule, will be announced.

Explore a wide range of beer, wine, and more from across the globe during a tasting session at Tanger Outlets in Deer Park. Sample local favorites and international selections throughout the session, alongside live entertainment, food, and interactive games.

Under the Sea Light and Art Festival transforms the lawn outside the Islip Arts Council Gallery into an all-ages celebration of creativity and glow. Explore an artisan night market, discover illuminated installations, try interactive light experiences, and enjoy live music along with other performances. Projection art and digital displays add vivid color and movement to a lively evening centered on art, light, and discovery.

VOR... Victims Of Rock returns to The Villager Farmingdale with classic party rock from the 70s, 80s, and beyond, played just the way you remember.

Big-O Acoustic returns to The Harp & Hound in Islip, bringing music for everyone to enjoy.

Experience a Long Island record and CD fair focused on music lovers. Browse vinyl LPs, 45s and 12 inch singles, CDs and DVDs, along with music memorabilia. Selections span rock, jazz, soul, metal, blues, R&B, punk, grunge, psychedelic, dance, disco, rap and hip hop, with additional finds in reggae, new wave, post punk, progressive, country, pop, soundtracks, electronic, Latin, boogaloo and other international styles. Bring a note that says FLI2609 with your name, zip code and email, present it at the admission table, and get $2 off the regular $5 entry fee. Admission may be refused at the organizers' discretion.

The Booking Ace presents an unplugged acoustic musical showcase at the Annual Over 50 Fair at Hilton Long Island / Huntington. Known as TBA TUPAMS, this program features acoustic music in an unplugged format. The Booking Ace, Inc. lists Alex Charles Maurice Elie as the booking agent.

Returning to Islip Library, this program presents a new selection of songs. Register by calling (631) 581-5933, and bring shoes for dancing.

A returning comedy fundraiser brings a night of stand-up to The Brokerage Comedy Club. The evening begins with time to socialize and network, followed by the show. Seating is limited and tickets are not available at the door.

Our Lady Peace brings the 30th Anniversary Tour to Mulcahy’s, marking three decades with a special stop at this venue. For questions, email info@mulcahys.com or call 516-783-7500.

Logic and G-Eazy take the stage for a live concert at Northwell at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, New York.

An influential Christian metal force, Stryper brings a high energy show to Mulcahy’s in Wantagh. Expect commanding vocals, a classic metal showcase, and fan favorites like To Hell with the Devil and Honestly, all delivered with standout stage presence.

The Northwell Health Great South Bay Run offers three USATF-certified race options, including a 13.1-mile half marathon, a 10K, and a 5K family fun run. All distances start and finish at Bay Shore Marina Park. The courses are scenic, moving through the historic downtown of Bay Shore and past residential homes near Brightwaters Lakes, the Cascades, and the canals. The final stretch brings clear views of Fire Island and the Great South Bay.

The Village of Babylon is hosting its second annual community wide garage sale, with sales happening throughout the village. Residents will be decluttering, and shoppers can browse for unique finds at locations across the neighborhood. Additional details and registration information will be shared soon.

Moonflower~Spirit of Santana brings a powerful homage to Santana’s music to The Bellmore Showplace Theater, blending heartfelt vocals, pulsing Latin percussion, and expressive, story-driven guitar work. Led by guitarist Nick Sassano, whose tone and phrasing reflect Carlos Santana’s blues-infused and spiritual approach, the band captures the passion and intensity of the originals while adding fresh energy. The result is a concert experience that honors a legendary legacy and celebrates a timeless sound.

Moonflower presents a tribute performance honoring the songs of Santana. The show centers on the band’s well known catalog and aims to reflect the spirit and feel of the original recordings.

Mulcahy's Long Island presents a tribute to the smooth soft rock of the late 1970s and early 1980s. Yacht Rock Gold Experience covers favorites by The Doobie Brothers, Fleetwood Mac, Steely Dan, Kenny Loggins and more, powered by four lead vocalists and a full rhythm section with saxophone and flute. Polished harmonies and true-to-the-record renditions bring the relaxed yacht rock spirit to life for longtime fans and newcomers alike. Admission ranges from $30 to $50 and the event is for ages 18 and up. For questions, contact info@mulcahys.com or 516-783-7500.

Taking place at Jones Beach Field 5, the Long Island Walk for Research includes an event village, a ceremony, and a walk with options of 1 mile or 3 miles. The course is accessible for wheelchairs and strollers, and dogs are welcome when kept on a leash. Registration and donation options are available.

Eisenhower Park East Meadow hosts the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s, a community gathering focused on raising funds and awareness to confront Alzheimer’s and other dementias. With treatment advances offering renewed optimism, the walk centers on hope and keeping momentum strong. Recognized as the largest fundraising walk of its kind, it brings people together to push the fight forward.

Almost Elton and Almost Billy bring their full band to Half Hollow Hills Community Library for a debut concert celebrating the music of two great artists. This special performance is a free public event, and everyone is welcome.

Struggle Jennings brings a blend of outlaw country and Southern rock to Mulcahy's Long Island, featuring gritty, personal storytelling. Tickets range from $25 to $30, and the event is for ages 18 and up.

Famous Food Festival brings a multiday celebration of global flavors to Tanger Outlets in Deer Park, featuring more than 100 vendors, all-day live music, spirit tastings, giveaways, and activities for kids. Attendees can sample food and drinks from around the world and discover extras like free C4 Energy beverages, rock climbing, axe throwing, bounce houses, a dedicated kids area with rides, red carpet photo opportunities with playful backdrops, sponsored activations, psychic readings, a virtual reality experience, artisanal shopping, cultural performances, face painting, henna, and more. General admission presale is $8, with planned increases to $10 and then $15 at the door; children ages 8 to 12 are $5, and ages 7 and under are free. A VIP option is $52 online until the day of the festival or $65 during the event and includes skip-the-line access, a private seating area by the stage, upgraded air-conditioned restroom trailers, a nearby bar, complimentary beverages and games, and a t-shirt, swag bag, and mini wooden cutting board, with select perks subject to availability. A walk-in VIP add-on for ages 8 to 12 is $30 when accompanied by at least one full-price adult VIP ticket and provides lounge access with private seating and the VIP restroom trailer, with no swag bag included. The event is presented by C4 Energy. The vendor lineup will be announced, and applications for food trucks, tented food, and crafts or artisanal vendors are reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis.

Experience musical entertainment alongside vendor offerings as part of an ongoing series. This is one not to miss.

Tiger Rose brings Jerry Band jams to The Nutty Irishman, presented over two sets.

Bubble Run fills the course with bubbly foam for a lighthearted outing full of laughter. The team Knot Fast Enough is taking part with good vibes and big energy, prioritizing fun over speed and embracing a few dropped stitches along the way. Expect a playful, high-spirited scene and plenty of suds.

This event takes place in the Deer Park area of New York.

World-renowned psychic medium John Edward appears live on Long Island at Hilton Long Island Huntington for an immersive event of audience readings, meaningful validations, and an interactive Q&A. Expect heartfelt messages that may bring comfort and connection, including the possibility of hearing from loved ones and pets. Two ticket types are offered. Regular Admission provides entry to the two-hour program with general admission seating. The VIP Experience includes all Regular benefits plus early entry, first choice of seats, an exclusive post-event Q&A with John, a complimentary one-month Evolve+ app subscription, and a bonus virtual event with additional readings and Q&A. John Edward, known for the television series Crossing Over and as a bestselling author, leads this experience. Capacity is limited.

A high-energy blend of modern country, from Zach Brown to Morgan Wallen, mixed with classic Southern rock brings a party vibe to Farmingdale. The music unfolds in the outdoor atmosphere the Villager provides.

Fans of General Hospital can step into Port Charles for a special live event featuring Rick Hearst, Kristen Vaganos, and Josh Kelly. With the current arc where the daughter falls for the cowboy capturing attention, the trio will share chemistry, drama, and candid stories from behind the scenes. Known on the show as Ric Lansing, Molly Lansing-Davis, and Cody Bell, they take the stage for an afternoon of laughs, memorable tales, a Q&A with the audience, and unexpected moments. Hear how they bring these beloved characters to life and enjoy the playful dynamic of The Dad, The Daughter & The Cowboy. Ticket options include General Admission at $65 plus fees for the show, VIP at $135 plus fees with the show and a post-show meet and greet that includes one autograph per person, and Platinum at $200 plus fees with front-row seating, the show, and a pre-show meet and greet with time for selfies, mingling, and autographs. Photo opportunities and personal interactions are available through the Platinum and VIP options, welcoming both longtime viewers and those newly following this storyline.

A community trunk or treat at the Presbyterian Church of Sweet Hollow offers free fun for all ages. Costumes are encouraged, and participants move from car to car to collect treats and small goodies in a safe, festive setting for Halloween. The celebration will proceed in any weather.

Peter Antoniou presents a blend of comedy and psychological mind reading in the Main Room of Governor’s Levittown Comedy Club Complex. The performance centers on audience interaction and apparently impossible predictions, with the crowd shaping each moment so no two shows are the same. It explores how suggestion, observation, and careful timing can produce surprising outcomes on stage.

Strawberry Fields brings the Beatles’ iconic music to life in full costume at a beautiful, historic theater in the heart of Bayshore on Long Island. Featuring former members of the Broadway Beatlemania cast, the group has performed around the world for more than three decades and held the longest running show at BB King’s in Times Square.

The Daplorabulls perform live at Popei's Clam Bar Deer Park, delivering an upbeat party and dance experience. This dynamic Long Island band sets a lively tone and keeps the dance floor buzzing with energy.

The Chain brings its Fleetwood Mac experience to Half Hollow Hills Community Library in Dix Hills, presenting a concert of music from Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nocks. This free event is open to the public, and everyone is welcome to enjoy the show.

Experience a spooky outdoor market set on a huge field with more than 100 returning and new vendors. Browse handmade items, oddities and curiosities, crystals, and all things Halloween while enjoying live music. Additional attractions include puppy adoptions, permanent jewelry, tattoo artists, henna artists, food trucks, healers, and intuitive readers. The event is held outdoors and includes a rain date.

Frank Spadone brings warm, relatable stories about family life, a style that has made him a headliner at comedy clubs across Canada and a regular at Just For Laughs in Montreal. His festival credits also include appearances in Australia and South Africa, he hosted the 2010 JFL tour across Canada, and he later opened Jeremy Hotz’s 2013 national tour, The Magical Misery Tour. His solo show has played soft seat theaters throughout Canada and the United States, with stops in cities such as Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Hamilton, Vancouver, Detroit, and Chicago. On screen, his work includes the films Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle, Take the Lead, and The Man, along with a 2016 guest appearance on the CBC series Mr. D. This show is for audiences 16 and over.

VOR...Victims Of Rock returns to Lily's in Babylon with a set of classic party rock spanning the 70s, 80s, and beyond, played the way you remember. Billed as Long Island's most popular unknown band, the group brings familiar rock across decades.

At the USBands New York State Championships, the Calhoun Drum Academy will present an exhibition performance. The event takes place at Lindenhurst Middle School. The exact performance time will be announced, with additional details to follow.

Salute Independence is an annual Veterans Day awards ceremony from Canine Companions at Captain Bill’s Restaurant in Bay Shore, New York. The program includes a buffet dinner, a presentation of colors, a service dog demonstration, and the presentation of the Colonel E. David Woycik Jr., Esq., USA (Ret.) Outstanding Service Awards recognizing veterans and community members who continue to serve their local communities. All proceeds support Canine Companions and its Veterans Initiative, which has provided service dogs free of charge to veterans, children, and adults with disabilities since 1975.

Indie rock stalwarts Built to Spill bring their textured, guitar-driven sound to Mulcahy’s in Wantagh, NY, with a career-spanning set that blends longtime favorites with highlights from their extensive catalog. The show showcases dynamic interplay and songwriting that have left a lasting mark on the indie scene, delivering powerful live moments for devoted fans and new listeners alike.

Joseph Barry Knights of Columbus hosts its annual Country Western Night, open to the public. Tickets include an open bar, food, live music from County Line, and line dance instruction. For tickets, contact Brian Lee at 516-749-4368.

This benefit in support of Islip Food for Hope takes place at the Boulton Center for the Performing Arts and features Joey Kola and friends. Ticket sales will open soon, and additional details will be announced. Help spread the word.

At Lindenhurst Memorial Library, explore the remarkable variety of animals that live on Long Island. Trace the stories of creatures on land, birds in the sky, and the marine life beneath the waves, and discover the natural wonders that make the island a haven for wildlife.

This return to The Harp & Hound brings music for everyone to enjoy.

Van Hagars make their return to Nassau County, joined by special guests Sunday Sauce.

The Great All-Nighter marks its tenth year as Long Island’s Black Friday shopping party, presented by The Perks Dept. For a single night, a curated marketplace of 100 local artists, makers, and collectors comes together with a wide mix of finds that includes handmade and upcycled clothing and accessories, vintage pieces, ephemera, stationery, artisanal coffee and treats, local honey, cosmetics, photography, original art, handmade items, oddities and curiosities, vinyl records, books, DVDs and VHS, fiber arts, metaphysical goods, ceramics, stickers and pins, candles, soap, and jewelry. The event welcomes all ages. Admission is $5 cash at the door, with free entry for ages 12 and under.