This weekend in Nassau County, NY

Bubble Run is a playful, foam-filled event where fun comes first. Team Knot Fast Enough is taking the course with big energy and plenty of good vibes, choosing laughs over speed and maybe even a few dropped stitches along the way. Bubbles, foam, and a cheerful spirit set the tone throughout.

The IMRG of Long Island hosts a monthly meeting open to everyone. Learn about the rides and activities being planned, enjoy coffee and bagels, and, if the weather cooperates, take part in a group ride afterward. If you are not riding, please park across the street so the spaces in front of the dealership can be used for motorcycles.

Backyard Bees is part of the CCE Nassau farmers market in Eisenhower Park, a community focused gathering that spotlights fresh foods from nearby growers and independent farms along with opportunities to learn. Browse in season produce, farm eggs, milk, meats and seafood, artisan breads, honey, and other locally made items while enjoying rotating themes, family friendly activities, and spots to snap a photo, plus convenient parking. The setting is more intimate and easygoing than many big markets, offering a pleasant experience built around wellness, local farming, and bringing neighbors together.

Celebrate October Big Day with a guided bird walk at the Marine Nature Study Area, led by a member of SSAS. This free outing welcomes the public, and young birders are especially encouraged to participate. Walks with SSAS typically take place most weekends, on either Saturday or Sunday mornings, from late August through early June. If it rains, the walk is canceled. To register, send a text to Joe Landesberg at 516-467-9498 and include your name and a mobile number for any cancellation updates. For directions, travel south on Long Beach Road from Sunrise Highway in Rockville Centre, turn left onto Waukena Avenue and follow the brown sanctuary signs. Turn right at the light onto Park Avenue, then left on Golf Drive. Continue to Slice Drive, turn right, and go one short block into the sanctuary.

The Fall Festival will feature book sales and signings of Silver Strand The Long Beach Saga with the Long Beach Historical Society. Half of the profit from these sales will be donated to the Society. New titles from The Creamsicle Express: Off to See America Trilogy will also be highlighted, recounting a 1976 five-month, 20,000-mile journey around America. Photographs from the trip are available to view for free.

Celebrate the bond between people and dogs at a free, family and dog friendly festival at Marjorie Post Park in Massapequa. Enjoy lively music, games, and activities for kids and pups, browse local vendor booths, and catch service dog demonstrations. The event raises funds and awareness for Canine Companions, which provides expertly trained service dogs to children, adults, and veterans with disabilities at no cost. Everyone is welcome, and dogs can be registered to receive a DogFest bandana.

Pink Ribbons & Cognac is a stage play that follows two women as they navigate the dual challenges of alcoholism and breast cancer, drawn from real events. It takes place in the Long Island, New York area. Tickets are available on Eventbrite.

TCB brings a high energy show to The Villager Farmingdale, blending modern country with classic Southern rock. The set spans artists from Zach Brown to Morgan Wallen and is geared to keep the party vibe going. Enjoy the outdoor experience The Villager offers while the music brings a lively atmosphere to Farmingdale.

Enjoy tasty bites and refreshing beverages with music in a welcoming setting.

The event has been postponed because of the weekend's weather. A new date has been scheduled.

Kick off a community workout at Wantagh Park with the Fit Gates Wantagh Park crew. Sessions begin with a warmup, move into a walk, jog, or run at your own pace, include muscular endurance work to build strength, and finish with a cooldown and stretch. The atmosphere centers on motivation and accountability, with participants supporting one another to improve over time. Attendees are encouraged to bring their energy, invite a friend, and set personal goals as they build strength, health, and friendships together.

Enjoy a guided bird walk at Massapequa Lake that highlights migrating waterfowl along with other bird species. The walk is led by a member of SSAS, is free, and is open to the public. Younger participants are especially encouraged to attend. If it rains, the walk will not take place. To register, text Joe Landesberg at 516-467-9498 with your name and a contact number in case of cancellation. Use street parking on the westbound side of Merrick Road. The lake is at the southern end of Massapequa Preserve, situated between Lakeshore Boulevard and Ocean Avenue.

Multiple households come together for a multi-family block sale, creating an easy way to shop from many sellers in one place. Shoppers can browse a range of goods from different homes in a single stop for a convenient neighborhood shopping experience.

This local One Piece event features a $10 entry fee, and each participant receives one OP tournament pack. Prizes scale with turnout. With fewer than eight players, prizes go to the top two. With eight players, prizes go to the top three. For every additional two entrants, one more place is added to prizing, for example ten players means top four and twelve means top five.