Events in Long Beach today

This walking club offers a walk and simple movement exercise at locations around the hospital campus. Consistent walking, about 30 to 60 minutes a day, can support overall health and help lower the risk of type 2 diabetes, cancer, and heart disease. The kickoff includes a registration and information table in front of St. Anne's building, along with free blood pressure screenings, exercise demonstrations, and giveaways.

This no-cost peer gathering provides breastfeeding guidance and resources, with a certified lactation consultant leading the discussion. New mothers are welcome no matter where they delivered, and participants can bring their babies from newborn through one year. The format is informal. Registration is required; call Gabriella Gennaro at (516) 705-2434 to reserve a spot for you and your baby. Please meet at Mercy Family Care Center, next to the Emergency Department. Spanish language support is available.

Enjoy a guided acrylic painting session led by an instructor. Follow along step by step to create a spaceship artwork you can take home that same day. Space is limited, so register to secure a spot.

Foreign Journey takes the stage at a summer concert in Floral Park, bringing a lively set for fans of live music. Expect an energetic performance that adds extra spark to this seasonal community event.

An adults-only emo-themed radio bingo night blends music nostalgia with lighthearted competition, presented by the team from DJs @ Work. In this version of bingo, songs stand in for numbers, so listen for familiar emo favorites, join the sing-along moments, and mark your card as each track plays. Entry is $45 and includes admission plus one bingo card to get started. Additional cards are $10 each, giving you more chances during the multiple rounds. Prizes are on the line, and the atmosphere centers on connection, laughter, and community whether you are revisiting an old playlist or still in your emo era.

Supernova, a tribute to Oasis, brings a night of Britpop favorites and big singalongs to Mulcahy's. Enjoy live renditions of the anthems you know by heart in a high-energy setting. Admission ranges from $15 to $20, and the event is for ages 18 and up.

Celebrate the end of summer at the final Sea City Vintage Market in Long Beach. The market returns to the Allegria Hotel, located behind the L'Onda Bar just off the boardwalk, and features more than 30 vintage dealers.

Health and community take center stage at this NYFOH gathering, created as a welcoming place where families can access meaningful support. Complimentary services include blood pressure, glucose, and vision screenings, one-on-one consultations and health education, connections to community resources and referrals, and distribution of fresh produce along with essential food assistance. Everything is offered at no cost, with an emphasis on compassion and an open, barrier free experience. NYFOH has supported neighbors for seven years, including providing fresh produce and nonperishable items to more than 250 families to help ease rising living costs. These details can be shared with family, neighbors, or anyone who could benefit.

The event featuring Jet Set at Otto’s Sea Grill on the Nautical Mile has been postponed. There is no cover charge.

Saturdays at Halfway Down feature a laid-back hangout with a pool table, drinks, and food. Expect a friendly crowd and an easygoing vibe each week.

Mulcahy's Long Island hosts Fool House’s Millennium Tour, a throwback celebration of the 90s and early 2000s. The experience begins with a pre-show hang that sets the mood through a curated playlist and video, plus pop culture trivia to put retro memories to the test. A VIP red carpet photo opportunity invites bold Y2K style. A full live band then propels the party through the era’s biggest hits, from boy bands and grunge to pop, punk, hip hop, and R&B, with favorites spanning artists like *NSYNC, Nirvana, Britney Spears, Blink-182, Missy Elliott, and Nelly. The night wraps with a giant balloon drop for a high-energy finish. A merchandise bundle option pairs general admission with take-home items that include a fanny pack, koozie, light-up scrunchie, slap bracelet, and sunglasses.

The sixth annual Iron Horse Run is a charity ride that concludes at Cedar Creek Park, which is reserved for the day with a park permit. Riders contribute a $20 donation and passengers $5. After the ride, attendees can enjoy food and drinks, wrestling, music, and vendors, creating a full day of fun in support of a good cause.

The FAST TRACK Band will perform a mix of rock, pop, and dance favorites. Cuisine is available to accompany the live music, and the set is geared toward plenty of dancing.

Celebrate the enduring music of Burt Bacharach with a live tribute concert at Elmont Memorial Library. The program reimagines cherished songs such as What the World Needs Now, Do You Know the Way to San Jose, and I’ll Never Fall in Love Again, while also highlighting lesser-known gems from his catalog. This event offers a lively salute to the melodies and craft of the acclaimed American composer.

Expect live reggae from PlatinumOneBand alongside seafood and a relaxed, welcoming vibe. It is a setting where family and friends can gather comfortably.