Events in Smithtown, NY

Described as one of Long Island’s top party and dance bands, The Daplorabulls bring a dynamic, high energy show to Eleanors Lounge. Expect a fun, upbeat vibe that keeps the dance floor moving from start to finish. The band appears here every second and last Friday of the month, offering regular chances to catch their lively performance.

A recurring Friday dance night features The Daplorabulls, a Long Island party and dance band performing upbeat, dance-focused sets. It happens on the second and last Friday of each month. Admission is $5 with a one drink minimum.

Explore the farmers market in Islip.

Experience an evening filled with tarot readers and healers, a selection of metaphysical items, food trucks, oddities, and curiosities. Expect both the familiar and the unexpected, all set beneath the full moon. The market is held indoors, so it happens rain or shine.

A candlelit concert transforms Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church with a classical tribute to Fleetwood Mac performed by a string trio. Presented by Lumos, the program celebrates the band’s iconic catalog in an intimate setting, featuring arrangements of Go Your Own Way, Second Hand News, Dreams, Don’t Stop, The Chain, You Make Loving Fun, I Don’t Want To Know, Gold Dust Woman, Landslide, Gypsy, Little Lies, and Everywhere. Seating is first come first served within allocated tiered zones of Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze. The event welcomes guests ages eight and up. The venue is wheelchair accessible, though front row placement is not guaranteed. A donation is made to a different charity each month. This experience is offered in two sittings.

A return appearance at The Harp & Hound features a selection of tunes for everyone.

Raise Your Hands brings the music and spirit of Bon Jovi to life with a high-energy tribute that spans the biggest hits and fan-favorite deep cuts. Formed in 2018, the same year Bon Jovi entered the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, this five-piece group has earned a strong reputation across the Northeast with a show that is tight, polished, and fully live with no pre-recorded tracks. From stages at Mohegan Sun and MGM Casino to theaters, venues, and town greens, they deliver the songs audiences know and love with seasoned New England musicians at the helm. The lineup features TJ on lead vocals, Nano on guitar and vocals, David on bass and vocals, Chris on keyboards and vocals, and Rob on drums.

Islip Animal Shelter and Great South Bay Brewery present Pints for Paws at Great South Bay Brewery in Bay Shore, featuring adoptable dogs along with craft beers, good food, and live music. Attendees can also take part in a 50/50 and browse raffle baskets.

A Tribute To Top-40 Radio returns to Islip Public Library with a fresh set of songs to share. Expect a lively mix crafted for a fun listen, and bring your dancing shoes for an upbeat afternoon. Registration is available by phone at (631) 581-5933.

Acoustic musician Chris Devine brings a mix of classic and new rock, country, original material, Irish tunes and more to Schnitzels in Stony Brook Village. The performance takes place in a German-inspired gastropub known for a warm, inviting atmosphere and a menu featuring giant soft pretzels with mustard, bratwurst and knockwurst, comforting sides like creamy potato salad and pan-fried potatoes, and a selection of European beers.

The Howard Hanna Golf Outing takes place at St George's Golf & Country Club, featuring registration followed by a shotgun start for a coordinated round of play.

WSCA's Fall College and Career Fair welcomes the community to Hauppauge High School for a free event open to everyone. Meet more than 100 representatives alongside hundreds of families to explore college and career options. An Ask the Experts panel is also part of the program.

Eleanors Lounge hosts Feel Good Friday with The Blend, a dance-focused evening promoted as the best night of dancing on LI. The night features an upbeat atmosphere and plenty of time on the dance floor.

Johnny Rain Band debuts at Twisted Cow Distillery with a three hour performance that welcomes line dancers and a cowboy or cowgirl vibe. Cocktails are available as the band helps ring in the New Year.

A festive autumn gathering brings together a yearly showcase of classic cars with a marketplace of artisan creations. Stroll among gleaming rides, explore handmade goods, and visit the pumpkin patch. Cheer on the pet costume contest, then watch the costumed companions parade by. Live music sets the mood, delicious food awaits, and face painting adds a splash of color, with additional activities to discover throughout the day.

St. Tom’s 6th Annual Car Show rolls in alongside a festive fall fair, bringing a full day of classic cars and seasonal fun. Browse raffle baskets, enjoy food and shop from vendors, visit the pumpkin patch, and listen to music from a DJ. Admission is free for attendees, while cars entering the trophy competition pay a $20 registration fee.

Explore the Hawkins-Mount House through special guided tours presented in connection with LIM’s America250 commemoration. This rambling 18th century homestead in Stony Brook, built around 1725, is the ancestral home of noted American genre painter William Sidney Mount, who created many of his hallmark works in an attic studio here. The house stood witness to the American Revolution. Space is limited, and registration is required. Part of LIM’s Long Island 250 programming.

Now in its third year, this pet parade and costume contest takes place at the St Thomas of Canterbury Fall Artisan Market, Car Show and Pumpkin Patch. Dress your pet in a creative costume, take a turn in the parade, and compete for prizes. Pets of any kind are welcome to participate.

An intimate pelvic health immersion for women, limited to three participants and priced at $175 per person, held at Wellness Pilates LI. This small-group experience blends Pilates, clear clinical education, and integrative healing traditions such as Ayurveda and Chinese Medicine, together with breathwork and gentle nervous system support. It is designed for those seeking answers, deeper embodiment, a supportive environment, and a meaningful reset through midlife. The theme centers on Autumn Grounding, with a focus on stability, rooting, warmth, nourishment, and nervous system repair. Over two hours, participants receive compassionate guidance on anatomy, breath, hormones, and midlife changes, explore pelvic floor and core synergy with apparatus and props, and experience a reset ritual that may include acupressure or marma points, therapeutic oils, breathwork, and grounding practices. Each attendee receives a personalized coaching moment tailored to her body and symptoms, plus an additional 30-minute virtual session afterward, and takes home organic castor oil with a ritual card to continue the work. This is not a standard class, it is a whole-body support ritual led by an integrative women’s health specialist, welcoming women navigating perimenopause or midlife shifts, living with pelvic symptoms such as heaviness, leakage, tension, pain, or core weakness, feeling out of balance after childbirth, staying active but unsure how to support the pelvic floor, or simply seeking a safe and educational space where movement and medicine come together.

Miss Mayhem returns to Eleanors Lounge with a high-energy, in-your-face rock and roll show made to keep the crowd on its feet. There is a $5 cover.

An all-Ford car show organized by Thunderbird Owners of New York raises funds for Building Homes for Heroes and its work supporting veterans and first responders. The event offers a meaningful day of car culture with classic and custom Ford vehicles on display. Participants can look forward to fifty Judges' Choice awards and a 50/50 drawing. All Ford vehicles are eligible to participate, and vendors are welcome with advance notice. Food and restrooms will be available on site. Pre-registration is $20 and day-of registration is $25.

An evening dedicated to honoring women lost to breast cancer while lifting up those still on the path today. The focus is on care, strength, and community, with attention to breast cancer awareness, the experiences of young survivors, and support that reaches beyond medical treatment. Each journey is recognized, and the message centers on solidarity so that no one has to face this disease in isolation.

Eleanors Lounge hosts The Daplorabulls, billed as one of Long Island’s top party and dance bands. Look forward to an energetic show that keeps the floor moving. They perform here on the second and last Fridays each month, creating a recurring night of upbeat music and plenty of dancing.

Punch Band returns to XGolf Commack to play a set of cover songs.

The 1984 Band takes the stage for an enjoyable night of music. Admission is $5 and includes a raffle entry for a bottle.

RetroVerse brings live music to Connetquot Public Library. Enjoy a performance in a welcoming library setting with a focus on live entertainment.

Feel Good Friday is billed as LI's best night of dancing. The emphasis is on feel-good energy and a lively dance floor.

The Albany Great Danes meet the Stony Brook Seawolves for a live college football matchup at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium. Look for in-game adjustments, momentum shifts on special teams, and crucial calls late in the contest. The stadium setting offers a pace and atmosphere that are hard to match on a screen.

Tri-Spy Tours teams up with Paumanok Tours for a guided kayak outing that blends natural and local history in the Three Village area. Paddle across Setauket Harbor and enjoy the views while hearing about its ties to George Washington’s spy network and the harbor’s longstanding maritime heritage. The entire experience unfolds from your kayak for a water-level perspective on the region’s story and wildlife.

Johnny Sirianni and Killin Time return to Eleanor's for a night of live music. A $5 cover includes a raffle ticket.

Experience a live event on the water.

Frank Spadone brings a set built on relatable stories from family life, a style that has made him a headliner at clubs across Canada and a familiar presence at festivals around the world. His appearances include festivals in Australia and South Africa, along with regular slots at the Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal. He hosted the Just For Laughs cross-Canada tour in 2010 and later opened Jeremy Hotz’s 2013 national run, The Magical Misery Tour. His solo show has reached soft seat theaters across Canada and the United States, with stops in cities such as Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Hamilton, Vancouver, Detroit, and Chicago. On screen, his credits include Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle, Take the Lead, and The Man, and he appeared on CBC’s Mr. D in 2016. This show is for audiences 16 and over.

At Eleanors Lounge, The Daplorabulls deliver an energetic, dance-ready show. Celebrated as one of Long Island’s top party and dance bands, this dynamic group sets a lively tone for an evening with plenty of dancing and upbeat fun. Performances happen every second and last Friday of the month, offering a regular chance to dance the night away.

The Town of Islip's 46th Annual Applefest will feature a visit from the Island Empanada Truck.

Long Island party and dance band The Daplorabulls take the stage at Eleanors Lounge for a lively night centered on dancing. The group appears every second and last Friday of the month, offering a dynamic performance that keeps the dance floor active.

This Halloween event features Lilly Palilli with Lisa Polizzi and a night of music. Attendees are encouraged to dress their best for a chance to win a prize. There is a $5 cover.

Feel Good Friday with The Blend offers an evening focused on dance at Eleanors Lounge on Long Island, all about feel-good vibes.

Johnny Sirianni and Killin Time return to Eleanor's for a night of live music featuring a legend of the South Shore. The cover charge is $5 and includes a raffle ticket.

Miss Mayhem returns to Eleanors Lounge with a high energy rock and roll show built to keep the crowd rocking. Expect a bold, up front sound and a lively atmosphere. Admission is a $5 cover.

Papa Craig brings a lively, high-energy show to Flanagan’s Pub, reinventing well-loved songs with soulful vocals and a captivating stage presence. Each tune becomes a celebration, setting an upbeat vibe for a fun night out.

Feel Good Friday with The Blend brings a high-energy night of dancing to Eleanors Lounge. Promoted as one of LI's top dance events, it offers an upbeat atmosphere for experiencing the feel-good vibe firsthand.

This event features The 1984 Band. A $5 cover includes an entry into a raffle for a bottle.

The Day Players Band brings a festive concert to Smithtown Performing Arts Center in Smithtown, NY, featuring Eric Martsolf, Brandon Barash, Carson Boatman, and Scott Reeves. The set highlights music from the past several decades and offers a fan-centered experience from a band known from daytime TV. Ticket options include General Admission at 60 dollars plus taxes and fees, which grants entry to a 90 minute concert with general seating. VIP at 140 dollars plus taxes and fees includes concert entry and a post-show meet and greet with a photo, and it does not include autographs. The Super Pass at 245 dollars plus taxes and fees is limited to 40 attendees and offers early entry, premium seating close to the stage, access to the pre-show sound check, and a meet and greet with photos before the performance. The Diamond ticket at 400 dollars plus taxes and fees provides early entry, front row seats, the full Super Pass experience with the VIP photo opportunity and the pre-show sound check, plus a 15 minute green room Holiday Cheer meet and greet before the show, a merchandise gift, and a cameo from backstage.

Lilly Palilli and Cosplay return with a performance featuring Lisa Polizzi. Expect an evening of music, and there is a $5 cover.

Papa Craig brings lively musical entertainment to The Harp and Hound, a new Irish pub that is quickly turning into a go-to spot. Expect spirited tunes, Irish classics on the menu, and a relaxed, festive vibe throughout the night.

Feel Good Friday delivers a standout night of dancing on LI, wrapping the evening in upbeat energy and positive vibes. A fun, feel-good atmosphere centered on the dance floor awaits.

Daytime television stars Steve Burton and Bradford Anderson, known as Stone Cold and the Jackal, bring a festive performance to the Smithtown Performing Arts Center in Smithtown, NY. The show mixes seasonal music, comedy, and lively audience participation for a spirited holiday experience. Ticket options include VIP and Platinum. Platinum tickets, limited to 50, provide early entry with priority seating, access to the sound check, selfies and autographs with Steve and Bradford, the full show, and the post-show meet and greet with a photo opportunity. VIP tickets include the show and a chance to say hello afterward with a photo op, with autographs not included. Attendees should bring their own camera, and autographs are reserved for Platinum ticket holders.