Events in Riverhead, NY

A welcoming music class designed for babies ages 3 to 15 months. It is offered as a drop-in session, with no advance commitment required.

Hooligans Run Club brings together a welcoming, energetic community of runners who enjoy the sport while supporting one another. Centered on staying active, having fun, and building friendships, it opens the door to every experience level, from brand-new runners to marathon veterans. Regular group runs, casual meetups, and social time make it easy to connect with others who value running and healthy living. The club also gives back through charity runs and community events, reflecting a commitment to positive impact. Whether you are chasing a faster time, interested in discovering new trails, or simply looking for an easygoing run with good company, this meetup offers an inclusive place to move, motivate, and connect.

Enjoy a 12-ounce prime rib served with mashed potatoes and au jus for $29. This weekly special is offered every Monday.

Play bingo at the Southold American Legion with cash prizes that depend on sales and attendance, and turnout is expected to exceed the Tuesday afternoon games. Everyone is welcome, and payment is cash only. You may bring your own food and nonalcoholic beverages. Alcohol is not permitted, and the Legion bar will be closed. For questions, call Earl at 516.901.3228.

The Daplorabulls perform live at Popei's Clam Bar, setting the stage for a fun night filled with music and plenty of dancing.

Tuesday BINGO is returning with a twice-a-month format on the first and third Tuesdays. Everyone 18 and older is welcome, and all transactions are cash only. Attendees may bring their own food and beverages, but alcohol is not allowed.

An annual weekend on the water hosted by the ELIH Foundation features the Fall Fishing Showdown and Lobster Bash at Hinckley Port of Egypt Marine. Anglers, local businesses, and community members come together for a friendly but competitive fishing tournament that benefits Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital. The event includes a Captain's Huddle, a full day of fishing with an official weigh-in, and a Lobster Bash celebration to close the day. Proceeds support the hospital's programs, services, and patient care. Whether competing, sponsoring, or enjoying the activities from shore, participants celebrate the North Fork's maritime community while giving back.

This concert features Five For Fighting with a string quartet, led by songwriter and performer John Ondrasik, the platinum selling, Grammy nominated artist behind “Superman (It’s Not Easy),” “100 Years,” “The Riddle,” “Chances,” “World,” and “Easy Tonight.” The set draws from a body of work that spans six studio albums, including the platinum releases America Town and The Battle for Everything and the top 10 album Two Lights, along with an EP and live recordings. These songs have surpassed a billion streams, placing Five For Fighting among the top Hot Adult Contemporary artists of the 2000s. The music has also appeared in more than 350 films, television shows, and commercials, including The Blind Side, Hawaii Five-O, The Sopranos, and the CBS drama Code Black.

At übergeek Brewing Co., Jonah Morreale of SoMAS presents a talk on tracking blue crabs as they move through Long Island’s patchy seagrass habitats. The program is part of Geek Talks, a collaboration between Fish Guy Photos and übergeek Brewing Company that combines beer and food with presentations from local naturalists, educators, researchers, and other geeks.

AfterParty brings an up-tempo night to Daisy’s Nashville Lounge in Miller Place, filling the room with continuous music, dancing, and lively entertainment. The band blends classic rock and country staples with current chart hits, spanning the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s, and today for a set packed with sing-along favorites. Expect a feel-good atmosphere with a festive crowd, drinks at the ready, and wall-to-wall music for every generation.

The Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Suffolk County Farm & Education Center brings the community together to support the fight against Alzheimer’s and all other dementia. With new treatments emerging, the event highlights a spirit of hope and helps sustain momentum in this important cause. It is presented as the world’s largest fundraiser to fight the disease, channeling community energy into meaningful progress.

FOREIGN JOURNEY returns to Pindar Vineyards for the Annual Harvest Festival with a high energy tribute to Foreigner and Journey. Expect powerful vocals, standout guitar work, and a set filled with classics including I Want to Know What Love Is, Cold as Ice, Don't Stop Believin', Separate Ways, and Any Way You Want It. Guests can enjoy the vineyard atmosphere and great wine as the band brings a crowd-pleasing lineup of timeless rock anthems to the celebration.

The Long Island Walk for Apraxia brings families, friends, and professionals together at Heritage Park to celebrate Apraxia Stars while raising awareness and funds for Apraxia Kids. Registration is free, and participants can form teams and fundraise in support of programs that educate families and professionals, foster community engagement, and advance advocacy and research for children with childhood apraxia of speech. Individuals who raise $50 receive the official event t-shirt, and every registered Apraxia Star is honored individually with a free shirt, medal, and certificate recognizing their hard work. The experience is planned to be safe, fun, and memorable, creating a welcoming space where families feel supported and understood.

Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox presents contemporary favorites reinvented with a classic-era sound. Enjoy a lively, retro-tinged showcase that turns popular songs into timeless-style performances for a fun night of live music.

Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox brings its latest Future is Vintage tour to the stage with a fresh production that reimagines beloved songs through the sounds of earlier eras. A powerhouse cast of singers, dancers, and instrumentalists delivers an upbeat, theatrical concert that turns 70s rock anthems, 80s Britpop, modern hits, film themes, and even video game melodies into jazz, swing, soul, and other classic styles. The result is a lively night out that also suits a family outing, filled with tunes that get you moving and showstopping moments. Created in New York in 2011 by pianist and arranger Scott Bradlee, the project began with apartment-made videos and grew into a worldwide touring sensation, including sellouts across six continents and more than a billion views online. With a lineup that changes from show to show, the spotlight falls on standout vocalists and players whose charisma, polished showcraft, and first-rate musicianship define the experience. In a moment when AI-generated music is a hot topic, this tour underscores a forward-looking vision rooted in timeless genres and genuine human creativity. Attendees are encouraged to wear vintage-inspired attire and step into an immersive evening of musical time travel, celebrating the past while energizing the present.

A free, family friendly festival fills Historic Downtown Wading River with local flavor. Presented by the Riverhead Chamber of Commerce, this fall and Halloween themed gathering features a curated artisan and makers market with Long Island artists, handmade goods, boutique finds, home decor, jewelry, candles, apparel, specialty foods, artwork, and other unique treasures. Live music plays throughout the festival while food trucks serve seasonal bites alongside local beer and wine and other fall favorites. Interactive fun includes fairy hair tinsel, permanent jewelry, face painting, glitter tattoos, henna, axe throwing, meet and greets with costume performers, pumpkin themed activities, and options for kids, teens, and adults. The Little Monsters and Local Legends Halloween Costume Contest invites tiny trick or treaters, families, creative couples, and dedicated costume lovers to show off their looks for prizes, with advance registration handled through the Riverhead Chamber of Commerce. Costumes are encouraged for all ages. Admission is free and the event is planned rain or shine, with a severe weather contingency noted by organizers. Vendor applications are being accepted for artisan vendors, makers, boutiques, specialty food vendors, and interactive experiences.

Rush fans on Long Island can catch Lotus Land as the band returns to Suffolk Theater for a Rush-filled show. Ticket details will be shared soon.

Enjoy a night of Southern rock as a Lynyrd Skynyrd tribute takes the stage at Daisy’s Nashville Lounge in Miller Place. This marks the band’s first appearance at the venue, with a set packed with Skynyrd favorites and more. Guests can come early for dinner, as Daisy’s menu offers plenty of choices. There is no cover charge at the door.

After a long run at Hidden Pond Stables, the finals show is moving into a rotation of host venues, with Hillcrest Stable taking on the role as the second location to present the event. The celebration of the season carries forward in a fresh setting while honoring the original home. A wonderful horse show season is ahead.

Division Street Band returns to the Center Moriches Free Public Library to perform music from the 1970s and 1980s. Reservations are encouraged by calling 631 878-0940 ext #5. Open to all Suffolk County residents. Walk-ins are welcome. No cover charge.

At Southold Free Library, a book talk and signing spotlights the Moose on the Roof Books Mysteries, with discussion of the writing, production, and inspirations behind the series. Light refreshments will be offered. Admission is free. Books will be available for purchase, with cash preferred.

Maxine Montello of the NY Marine Rescue Center leads a Geek Talk at übergeek Brewing Co., exploring how sea turtles are adapting to a changing ocean with a look at rescue and recovery efforts, active research, and what lies ahead. Created in partnership by Fish Guy Photos and übergeek Brewing Company, this lecture series pairs beer and food with lively learning from local naturalists, educators, researchers, and other passionate voices.

Acoustic performer Chris Devine brings a varied set to Buckley’s Irish Pub in Center Moriches, mixing classic and contemporary rock, country, original material, Irish tunes, and more. The pub serves as a welcoming hub where friends and families gather in both joyful and difficult moments, offering a warm backdrop for live music.

Riverhead High School hosts the Riverhead Athletic Club’s Run the Wave Turkey Trot 5K, a community race that supports local athletics in Riverhead. The club works to uplift student-athletes by funding scholarships, camps, facility improvements, and financial support across all sports, and race proceeds help advance these efforts for the community. The event includes a Kids Fun Run, and the 5K course is stroller friendly. An awards ceremony and refreshments follow the run. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and contributions of any size help strengthen athletics in Riverhead.

Settle in at Buckley’s Irish Pub in Center Moriches for an acoustic evening with Chris Devine. He performs a wide range that includes classic and newer rock, country, original songs, Irish favorites, and more. The pub is a welcoming gathering place where friends and families come together in both joyful moments and challenging times, creating a warm backdrop for live music.

The Blend is back at Phil’s, delivering a performance that spans country, yacht rock, and a touch of pop. Make an evening of it with dinner as you enjoy the music.

Judy Collins takes the stage on her Sweet Judy Blue Eyes Farewell Tour, offering a final opportunity to hear the voice and stories that have guided listeners for more than six decades. The award winning singer songwriter is celebrated for radiant vocals, deeply honest writing, and a lifelong commitment to social activism. She is renowned for imaginative interpretations of folk standards and for originals with poetic insight. Her version of Joni Mitchell's Both Sides Now resides in the Grammy Hall of Fame, and her intimate take on Send in the Clowns earned the Grammy for Song of the Year. Her influence reaches across generations, reflected in the tribute album Born to the Breed featuring artists such as Rufus Wainwright, Shawn Colvin, Dolly Parton, Joan Baez, and Leonard Cohen. This farewell chapter follows a prolific period that includes six new releases and Spellbound, her first collection written entirely by her, nominated for Best Folk Album at the Grammys. Expect timeless songs and heartfelt storytelling from an artist whose presence continues to shine.