Events in Suffolk County, NY

A fundraising concert centers on awareness of Addison’s disease, a rare form of primary adrenal insufficiency that requires lifelong steroid treatment and can be life threatening without timely care. Long Island musicians and artists collaborate with Note by Note Song Share, volunteering their talents to support education and outreach. Organized by a Team Addison USA ambassador active since January 2020, the event highlights the challenges of delayed diagnosis and limited clinical familiarity. Funds raised support Team Addison USA and Team Addison Global, with donations dedicated to awareness initiatives, educational resources, community connection, and efforts that help people receive faster treatment and feel less alone. Featured collaborators include Marilyn Pardo, Jenn Albert, Karen Kellers, and other local musicians.

Celebrate the music of Frank Sinatra in an intimate candlelit setting, where a string trio performs classical arrangements of beloved songs. Curated by Lumos, known for creating enchanting concerts in partnership with notable venues and churches, this tribute features selections like Strangers in the Night, Can’t Help Falling in Love, Come Fly With Me, For Once in My Life, the theme from New York, New York, They All Laughed, and The Way You Looked Tonight. Seating is first come first served within tiered zones labeled Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze. The program is offered across multiple sittings. Guests ages eight and up are welcome. The venue is wheelchair accessible, although front row placement cannot be guaranteed. Each month, a different charity receives a donation.

A free, family-friendly trunk or treat at Presbyterian Church of Sweet Hollow offers a safe community outing. Costumes are welcome as participants move from car to car to collect treats and small surprises for Halloween fun. The festivities will proceed regardless of weather.

A live concert at Live On The Porch pays tribute to the music of Phil Collins and Genesis, performed by Follow You Follow Me, the Phil Collins Songbook. The show features favorites such as In the Air Tonight, Sussudio, Against All Odds, Invisible Touch, Easy Lover, Take Me Home, and more. Expect a set that celebrates the unmistakable sound and songwriting that shaped decades of pop and rock.

SnC and Smithtown Landings present Dinner with the Legends, a dinner show that blends live tribute music, stand-up comedy, and a prime rib dinner. Steve Mitchell honors Elvis Presley with favorites from the King of Rock and Roll. Linda Miller celebrates the music of Tina Turner and Diana Ross with a powerhouse vocal set. “High Powered Howard” serves as MC and featured comedian, keeping the energy high throughout the evening. This one-night-only event has limited space. For information and reservations, call 631-357-2469.

Note by Note Songshare presents a benefit song share raising awareness and funds for Addison’s disease, a serious condition marked by primary adrenal insufficiency that requires lifelong steroid therapy. The effort supports Colleen McMahon, representing Team Addison USA, and those affected by the illness. The program features performances by Marilyn Pardo, Jenn Albert, Karen Kellers, Sun n Moon, Margaret Lassen, Matt Ponsot, Jean Rock-Machine Vertucci, Mark Speranza, a comedy set from Bill Ervolino, Lisadiana Delaney, Cowboy Steve Spinner, and Jimi Durso. Contributions of any size help provide support to people living with Addison’s disease.

Deadstill takes the stage at Stereo Garden LI for a debut show featuring a bill made up entirely of local Long Island bands. This first outing highlights hometown talent and brings multiple acts together on one stage.

Enjoy a glow-themed paint night with Jen Berotti at a fundraiser supporting the Patchogue Arts Council. All supplies are provided, and your ticket includes the first drink with a choice of wine, prosecco, or soda. The price is $45 per person and includes a mini black light so your finished artwork shines. Drink tickets are available for $7. RSVP is required.

AfterParty turns Daisy’s Nashville Lounge into a high-energy dance floor with a mix of classic rock, country favorites, and current hits. The show is packed with familiar songs from the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s, and today, ideal for singing along or keeping the floor moving with friends. The night features upbeat entertainment, a lively crowd, and drinks that match the mood.

Feel Good Friday brings a lively night of dancing to Eleanors Lounge in Bohemia. Promoted as Long Island’s best night of dancing, this gathering centers on the dance floor and a feel good atmosphere.

Uptown brings a celebration of Motown and soul with New York City roots, merging smooth R&B polish with today’s chart hits. The show features powerful vocals, tight harmonies, and choreography from start to finish, delivered with stage presence on the level of Bruno Mars. Each singer is a soloist in his own right, often compared to the artistry of Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye, and together they create a modern remix of classic and contemporary sounds that gets audiences on their feet.

This event offers a lively Long Island dance night with The Blend performing favorite hits from across the decades. There is a $5 cover and a one drink minimum.

Stop by the farmers market in Islip and see what it has to offer.

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.

This community-focused session invites people to care for the park with hands-on activities in a welcoming setting. All tools are provided. Each gathering follows the rhythms of the garden and uses organic practices. Participants can learn to recognize garden insects, get answers to horticulture questions, enjoy friendly company, and help beautify Sayville. For those who prefer not to work directly with soil, helpful non-gardening tasks are available.

Modern Scholars in West Sayville hosts Kayleigh Wilson’s college essay workshop, offering personalized support to help students craft a college essay that makes a strong impression. The program includes three 75-minute sessions with guidance tailored to each participant. Open to public and homeschool students, it provides a focused space to move forward on college goals.

Magical Beginnings Mount Sinai is hosting a grand re-opening with a family friendly celebration that features face painting, balloon animals, a photo booth, a ribbon cutting, and tours of the newly renovated center. Guests can enjoy playful activities while getting a first look at the refreshed spaces.

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.

Enjoy a dedicated tasting session at the Tanger Outlets Deer Park lot featuring beer, wine, and more. Offerings range from local brews to international selections, giving guests a chance to explore a variety of flavors in one place. The session includes samples throughout, along with live entertainment, food, and interactive games.

Experience Verdi’s gripping adaptation of Shakespeare’s tragedy, tracing the rise and fall of a Scottish king driven by prophecy, haunted by guilt, and pushed toward ruin alongside his fiercely ambitious wife. This high-definition presentation brings the intensity of the opera to the screen, highlighting the psychological unraveling at the heart of the story. Featured are two renowned performers, baritone Quinn Kelsey, noted for roles in Tosca and Rigoletto, and Lise Davidsen, acclaimed for Tristan und Isolde, Fidelio, Tosca, Der Rosenkavalier, and Ariadne auf Naxos, bringing vocal power and dramatic depth to this dark and unforgettable tale.

Crazy Cash 2026 is a cash-prize fundraiser benefiting the Liberty Hose Company of the Lindenhurst Fire Department. A tax-deductible $50 donation provides a chance at $30,000 in cash awards, including a $10,000 grand prize delivered immediately, and each ticket admits two people. Winners do not need to be present, and a live broadcast on Facebook Live is planned for those following from home. Food is included. Beer, wine, and soda are provided, and liquor can be purchased from professional bartenders. Activities and prizes include 50/50 raffles, a lottery tree, a money wheel, large flat-screen TVs, and additional raffle items. Proceeds help fund an annual scholarship for local college students, holiday gift efforts for residents, and other community programs. Tickets may be available at the door if the event has not sold out, with a maximum of 1,000 tickets in total. Cash prize amounts are based on all 1,000 tickets being sold.

Children ages 3 to 11, together with a parent or caregiver, can take part in a relaxed, drop-in crafting session that makes art from recycled materials. Adult supervision may be needed. No registration is required. Friends are welcome.

CM Performing Arts presents The Addams Family, The Musical, a comical celebration of family eccentricities. The original story follows Wednesday Addams, who has fallen for a sweet, smart young man from a respectable family her parents have never met. She confides in Gomez and asks him to keep the news from Morticia, setting the stage for a dinner with the boyfriend and his parents that brings change to the entire household. Rated PG-13. Approximate run time is 2 hours and 35 minutes, including a 15 minute intermission. Sponsored by Advance Sound Company and Stony Brook Medicine, with additional support from La Supreme Pizza and NXT Digital. A sensory sensitive performance is part of the schedule. Groups of 10 or more can arrange bookings by emailing BrianMiceli@cmpac.com or calling 631-218-2810 ext. 1030. For ticket inquiries, call the box office at 631-218-2810.

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.

Celebrate autumn at the annual Fall Festival at Tanner Park in Copiague with activities like hayrides, pumpkin picking, face painting, and more. SouthBound performs live as a four-piece act bringing high energy and crowd-pleasing showmanship. After the festival, enjoy an outdoor screening of Monsters, Inc. under the stars. Bring lawn chairs and blankets for comfort. Admission is free for both the festival and the movie.

Strawberry Fields performs the music of the Beatles in full costume at the Boulton Center for the Performing Arts, a historic theater in the heart of Bayshore, Long Island. The band features former members of the Broadway Beatlemania cast and has performed around the world for over three decades. It also held the longest running Broadway show at BB Kings in Times Square.

Aída Cuevas takes the stage for a milestone concert marking half a century of song devoted to Mexico’s treasured mariachi tradition. Widely regarded as mariachi’s reigning queen and often called the Voice of Mexico, the GRAMMY and Latin GRAMMY winner brings powerful vocals, compelling presence, and deep respect for the music that shaped her career. With more than 40 albums over five decades, she upholds the rich legacy of ranchera and mariachi while offering an evening of beloved classics, cultural pride, and heartfelt storytelling that celebrates music, heritage, and enduring artistry.

Long Island party and dance band The Daplorabulls perform live at Popei's Clam Bar Deer Park. A high energy set and a lively vibe keep the dance floor moving all night.

Stand-up comedian Steve Treviño brings his candid, relationship-centered humor to Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts. Celebrated for stories about marriage, fatherhood, and the everyday negotiations of family life with his wife Renae, he has reached massive online audiences with hundreds of millions of views and tours that have filled venues across the country. His comedy specials span major platforms, including releases with Netflix, Amazon, Showtime, and YouTube. Highlights include Grandpa Joe’s Son, Relatable, ’Til Death, I Speak Wife, and his newest Netflix special, Simple Man, directed by Renae and filmed in San Antonio. Viral clips about domestic life and decision making at home have earned tens of millions of views, and his social channels count millions of followers. Offstage, he co-hosts the weekly podcast Steve Treviño and Captain Evil with Renae, where they dive into relationships, family, and the craft of stand-up. He also supports veterans through fundraising for Helicopters for Heroes. An evening with Steve blends quick storytelling, heartfelt family moments, and sharp observations about love, parenting, and the chaos that comes with both.

Acoustic trio Chris Kearney, Dan Lahmann, and local musician John Northrop return to a classic roadhouse in Huntington to perform their mix of rock, pop, and traditional favorites.

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

Take on a beach walk a little over seven miles along the barrier island on Long Island’s south shore. The route starts at Parking Field Five in Robert Moses State Park and follows an out and back shoreline path. The hike is rated moderate mainly for its length and features mixed terrain, including pavement, boardwalk, and sand. Bring water, sunscreen, snacks, and clothing suited to the weather. For details and to register, contact Lisa Khavkin at Lisakhavkin@gmail.com. The exact start time will be provided upon registration.

At Holtsville Ecology Site and Animal Preserve, this family-friendly, non-competitive 5K invites participants to walk or run while raising awareness and support for children and adults with ADHD. Registration and a fundraising raffle take place before the start, with proceeds benefiting the Suffolk County Chapter of CHADD. Raffle prizes include signed copies of the New York Times bestselling books All You Can Be with ADHD and ADHD is Awesome by Penn and Kim Holderness. Online registration is available, and the organizers are seeking raffle donations and sponsors. Big energy, big hearts, big impact.

Promoted as Long Island’s first family-friendly, noncompetitive 5K walk and run, The Big Energy Walk comes to the Holtsville Ecology Center in Holtsville, NY. Presented with the Suffolk County Chapter of CHADD, the event supports people affected by ADHD through evidence-based information, education, community connections, and advocacy, with all net proceeds directed to the Suffolk County Chapter of CHADD. Created to spotlight ADHD on Long Island, it aims to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and connect families with support and resources, at a time when more than 200,000 children and adults in the region are living with the condition. The day includes check-in with T-shirt pickup and raffle ticket sales, welcome remarks, the 5K walk and run, and a raffle winner announcement. Parking is free for participants, and raffle winners must be present to claim.

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.

The Patchogue Farmers Market takes place weekly at Patchogue Lirr Station in Patchogue, NY.

An annual fall festival brings a friendly community vibe to The Shoppes at East Wind with live music by SouthBound, lively line dancing, an array of food trucks, and vendors highlighting unique local products. Children can enjoy a bounce house, hands-on crafts, and other activities created for them. The focus is on community, connection, and seasonal fun. Admission is free, and the festival takes place rain or shine.

A family friendly Halloween pop-up transforms into a not-so-spooky celebration at Knights Hall in Rocky Point. Children are encouraged to wear costumes and collect treats from vendors while grownups browse the shops. Each registered child receives a pumpkin plus a goodie bag with all the supplies needed to decorate it, and there is complimentary face painting for kids. Special character guests Bluey and Poppy from Trolls will stroll through to greet families and pose for photos. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor area, and pups in costume get a complimentary Mini Furbaby Bar. Stop by the BubbleRae table and say boo to pick up a free Boo Soap. Admission is free for the community, and registration is required for each child to ensure enough pumpkins, decorating materials, and treats for everyone.

A weekly all-ages open skate at GDC Roller Skate Rink in Greenport, NY welcomes skaters of every experience level to roll together. Helpful staff are on hand to guide beginners with balance and confidence. Outside food is allowed, and the concession stand serves fresh cotton candy, popcorn, hot dogs, snacks, and drinks. Groups can make reservations during public sessions, and inquiries can be sent through the website’s contact form.

Enjoy a live performance as The Chain brings the music of Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nocks to Half Hollow Hills Community Library in Dix Hills. This concert is free and open to the public, and everyone is welcome.

Art Social offers a monthly space for creative exploration and connection through relaxed art and craftmaking. Participants can come with friends and meet new people while engaging in a supportive, judgment-free session. Guided by experts in their field, each workshop features a project designed to be approachable and satisfying for every skill level. This session focuses on handmade journals with guidance from Stephanie Joyce.

Daughtry performs live at Paramount Theatre in Huntington, New York.

Daughtry marks two decades with an up-close acoustic set at The Paramount in Concert with Northwell. Access to tickets includes presales for Daughtrybe Fan Club members, Citi cardmembers, and Live Nation, along with VIP packages, plus a public sale.

Enjoy an evening centered on salsa dancing. An instructional lesson is available for anyone who would like guidance, and there will also be open dance time.

MoCA L.I.ghts 2026 turns the Village of Patchogue into a canvas of light with site-specific, artist-created works that span projections, video, animation, and GIFs. Centered on the theme Antiquity to Innovation, it reflects on 250 years since the nation’s independence and the journey of artistic tools from pigment and chisel to print, camera, electricity, projection, and immersive light. Installations are presented across several downtown locations, creating an immersive museum experience outdoors. Presented by the Patchogue Arts Council, the program is free and open to the community. Calls for artists are open for Art on the Marquee, Night Visions, and Lights on MoCA L.I.

Graceland Gate performs at Smashville Thursday with live music, and a Honky Tonk Happy Hour is offered beforehand.

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.

Erich Glaubitz performs live at Mezza Luna, providing music for the evening.

A hard rock and metal showcase featuring Frequency Overload, Ryder, Pine Street Band, Ten Ton Mojo, and Anaka. This stacked lineup promises a powerful night.

A multi-band show featuring performances by Anaka, TEN TON MOJO, Pine Street Band, Frequency Overload, and Ryder. A limited number of discounted tickets are available from the band for $15, and tickets purchased through the link are $24.45.

Experience a live event on the water.

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.

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.

Celebrate the legacy of the Prince of Darkness with a sweeping Ozzy Osbourne tribute. Ozzmosis brings together standout musicians who take pride in recreating Ozzy’s legendary catalog, delivering an authentic, high-energy performance that recalls the raw power of his prime. The show traces his entire solo era, from the groundbreaking work with Randy Rhoads to the thunderous chapter with Zakk Wylde... a faithful journey through the songs that define his solo legacy.

A two-band bill takes over Birdies Patchogue, with Gen-X opening the show before Mixed Vibes Band wraps up the night with party hits. Arriving early leaves time to grab a drink, then settle in for back-to-back sets. Presented by Ride Waves Entertainment.

This community 5K run and walk at Heckscher State Park spotlights service and purpose while raising funds for Paws of War. Organized by Knights of Columbus Sunrise Council 6607, it supports local veterans, first responders, active military members, and the service dogs that stand beside them. Participants can run, walk, or cheer from the sidelines, and awards will recognize the top overall finishers in each race category. The event will be held rain or shine, parking is free, and there are options to register, donate, or participate virtually.

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.

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

A daytime Halloween themed market brings together more than one hundred vendors, both returning favorites and first timers, across a large outdoor field. Enjoy live music, puppy adoptions, permanent jewelry, tattoo and henna artists, a range of food trucks, healers and intuitive readers, plus an abundance of handmade creations, oddities and curiosities, and crystals. The entire experience takes place outdoors and celebrates all things Halloween.

Observe the time-honored practice of egg taking and fertilization in a live demonstration led by hatchery staff. The session shows how egg taking and fertilization are carried out, with the work providing eggs for the Hatch House. It offers a clear view of the careful techniques behind this process.

A monthly dance brings music and community to the Constantino Brumidi Lodge Sons of Italy Hall in Deer Park. This edition celebrates Halloween, with costumes encouraged and cash awards plus bragging rights for the top three looks. The evening features DJ Neil Wrangler and dance instruction led by Sandy. Admission is $20 for nonmembers and $15 for members. Guests may bring their own snacks, while beverages are available for purchase at the bar to support the lodge. Members receive a discounted rate and access to a members-only raffle. Tickets for the December Holiday Dinner Dance will be on sale during the event.

Long Island Family Festival welcomes The Soul Jam Revue to Tanner Park in Copiague for a lively evening of music, fun, and family entertainment. The group brings a high-energy Philly soul and beyond showcase, celebrating classics from artists like The O’Jays, The Spinners, Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes, Barry White, Earth, Wind and Fire, and more. Expect powerhouse vocals, a vibrant horn section, and a concert set built to keep the crowd moving. Festival offerings include live music, food vendors, community exhibits, and activities for all ages, with plenty of space to sing and dance outdoors. Admission is free, and lawn chairs are welcome.

A powerhouse tribute night takes over 89 North Music Venue with two bands honoring four rock legends. Foreign Journey showcases the arena anthems of Foreigner and Journey, and A-ZEP taps into the gritty energy of Aerosmith and Led Zeppelin. Count on catchy choruses, roaring guitars, and a high-voltage show from beginning to end.

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.

Toad the Wet Sprocket brings Rings: The Acoustic Tour with special guest Willy Porter, a fully unplugged evening shaped by the band’s 40th anniversary project, Rings: The Acoustic Sessions. Years of weaving quiet segments into live sets revealed how deeply fans connected with the songs in a more vulnerable setting, which led to an entire tour dedicated to that intimate sound. Formed in Santa Barbara in 1986 by four friends from a high school theater group, the band built a career on independent spirit, from the $600 home-recorded debut Bread & Circus to a major-label breakout. Fear went platinum and introduced radio staples All I Want and Walk on the Ocean, followed by the platinum Dulcinea with Fall Down and Windmills. Their music threaded through pop culture in shows and films such as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Dawson’s Creek, Empire Records, and the Friends soundtrack. After reuniting in 2006, the group released New Constellation in 2013 and Starting Now in 2021. The new acoustic album revisits favorites across fourteen tracks, emphasizing warmth, honesty, and growth. Reviewers have praised the vitality of the reimagined arrangements and the enduring strength of Glen Phillips’ voice. Rather than simply stripping songs down, the band rebuilt parts and solos so the material thrives in its new form. The result is an intimate celebration of four decades of songwriting and connection.

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.

Off the Bay in Sayville hosts an LGBTQIA+ Halloween-themed mixer and fundraising night presented by Patchogue Pride and Long Island Equality. The evening features a DJ with plenty of dancing, raffles, a costume competition, and a few surprises revealed along the way. A spirited, spooky atmosphere with Pride and playful mischief sets the tone.

Stereo Garden transforms into a full-on Halloween freak show as DJ Adoni headlines a costume blowout promoted as Long Island’s biggest. The dance floor stays charged with sets from DJ Castellanos, DJ Spicy, DJ Mundo, DJ Unit, and DJ Ever. Bring your most creative look for a costume contest with $2,500 in prizes. Bottle packages are available, valet parking is offered, and birthday celebrations or VIP sections can be arranged with a reservation made in advance. Arrive ready for high-energy music, standout costumes, and a full Halloween spectacle throughout the venue.

Guided by Adrienne Lebron, this workshop blends mindful movement, meditation, and hands-on creativity to foster connection and self-expression. It begins with a calming guided meditation and a soulful yoga practice that focuses on the sacral chakra to spark natural creative energy, inviting participants to move, breathe, and reconnect with themselves. The experience continues with crafting a personal Light Catcher Charm using an assortment of crystals, gemstones, beads, charms, and a faceted crystal. There are no rules and no two creations are alike, just intuition leading the way. Participants leave with a unique keepsake and a refreshed creative spirit. The fee is $45, and all supplies are included. Space is limited to 15 participants for an intimate experience. All levels are welcome.

Chris Devine brings an acoustic performance to Schnitzels in Stony Brook Village, mixing classic rock, new rock, country, original songs, Irish tunes and more. The German-inspired gastropub offers a welcoming setting with favorites like warm giant pretzels with mustard, bratwurst and knockwurst, creamy potato salad, pan-fried potatoes and a selection of European beers. Enjoy live music paired with hearty comfort food in a cozy neighborhood spot.

Photographer Diana Scarpulla Duffy leads a Geek Talks presentation that explores two decades of decay at Kings Park Psychiatric Center, hosted at übergeek Brewing Co. Created in partnership with Fish Guy Photos and übergeek Brewing Company, this lecture series pairs beer and food with talks from local naturalists, educators, researchers, and other enthusiasts. The session offers a visual look at the site’s changing condition and an evening centered on shared knowledge in a brewery setting.

Enjoy a free screening with free popcorn and a drink, presented by IAC and AARP Long Island as part of the Movies Turning 50 series. The feature is Carrie, adapted from Stephen King’s novel, following Carrie White, a quiet high school student played by Sissy Spacek who is bullied at school and controlled by her zealously religious mother, portrayed by Piper Laurie. As eerie events unfold around her, she begins to realize she has unusual powers. When Tommy Ross, played by William Katt, invites her to the prom, she opens up, and the evening spirals into a shocking and violent climax.

An annual screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show features Patricia Quinn, the original Magenta, and a new 4K restoration. The screening includes a live shadow cast, audience participation, a costume contest, and more. This event has a history of selling out.

VOR...Victims Of Rock returns to Lily's Babylon in Babylon, NY with a set of classic party rock from the 70s, 80s, and beyond. This local favorite, often described as Long Island's most popular unknown band, delivers sing-along hits and dance-floor staples for a lively, nostalgic night.

Halloween Musical Bingo will be led by Laurie. Costumes are welcome but not required. The cost is $20, and attendees should bring their own food and drinks.

The Emmy-nominated TV comedy Whose Line Is It Anyway? takes the stage with Whose Live Anyway?, a 90-minute performance of improvised sketches and songs driven by audience suggestions. Ryan Stiles, Greg Proops, Jeff B. Davis, and Joel Murray create scenes in real time, blending classic games from the series with new additions. Audience participation is central, and some attendees may be invited to step onstage. Musical direction is provided by Laura Hall. Open to all ages, with some PG-13 language. Presented by Martin Media Worldwide.

Long Island party and dance band The Daplorabulls brings an energetic set to Eleanors Lounge, delivering an evening built for the dance floor. The band performs on the second and last Friday of each month, providing regular opportunities to experience their lively show.

Halloween arrives with Lilly Palilli and a featured performance by Lisa Polizzi. Enjoy an evening of live music, and dress in your best costume for a chance to win a prize. Admission is a $5 cover.

Celebrate the time change with a Half Marathon and 5K at Heckscher State Park. Participants can soak in the fall foliage, then wrap up with race swag and refreshments from All Round Foods and Waterloo Sparkling Water.

At the USBands NY State Championships at Lindenhurst Middle School in Lindenhurst, the Calhoun Drum Academy will present an exhibition performance. The performance time has not yet been announced. Additional details will be shared as they become available.

Observe Hatchery staff as they carry out egg fertilization for the Hatch House.

Canine Companions presents its annual Salute Independence Veteran’s Day awards ceremony at Captain Bill’s Restaurant. The program recognizes veterans who continue to serve their communities with the presentation of The Colonel E. David Woycik Jr., Esq., USA (Ret.) Outstanding Service Award. Attendees will experience a buffet dinner, a formal presentation of colors, a demonstration highlighting Canine Companions service dogs, and an awards program honoring veterans and community members who support those who have served. Proceeds benefit Canine Companions and the Veterans Initiative, which has provided service dogs at no cost to veterans, children, and adults with disabilities since 1975.

Pre book a limited appointment for dedicated cat grooming. Available services include nail trims with pad tidies, thorough brushing, de‑shedding of dead hair, hygiene trims, maintenance clips to address mats, and lion cuts or full clips. Two members of staff are assigned to every cat booking. Pricing varies based on size, chosen service, temperament, appointment length, coat condition, and frequency of visits. Guide prices start at £15 for a nail trim, from £65 for a 20 minute hygiene trim that also includes nails, ear cleaning, and a brush through, £85 for 30 to 45 minutes, or £125 for a full groom. Book by phone or email so available slots can be confirmed.

Caregivers supporting individuals with Alzheimer’s disease or related dementias can spend a day deepening knowledge, building practical skills, and finding encouragement. Taking place at Hilton Long Island / Huntington, this conference aims to provide a supportive setting where participants learn approaches that help deliver attentive, high-quality care, paired with guidance and motivation designed to uplift and empower.

Strangelove - The Depeche Mode Experience teams up with Stereomatic for a high-energy New Wave showcase at Stereo Garden in Patchogue. Stereomatic features 80s New Wave, WLIR hits and classic alternative, while Strangelove brings a full Depeche Mode experience. A Loaded Concerts event.

Feel Good Friday sets the tone for a lively night of dancing on Long Island, all about feel-good energy and a welcoming vibe on the dance floor. Celebrated as one of the standout dance nights in the area, it offers an upbeat way to start the weekend.

This vendor fair welcomes local crafters, food vendors, and small businesses for a Christmas craft event organized by the Sachem High School East PTSA. Food vendors are encouraged to participate. To request an application, email president@sachemeastpta.com.

Gardening in the Park offers a welcoming, hands-on experience in a beautiful community setting. All necessary tools are supplied. Activities follow the garden’s seasonal rhythms and rely on organic practices. Participants learn to recognize garden insects, get answers to questions about horticulture, and enjoy friendly company while helping to beautify Sayville. There are also tasks that do not involve gardening for anyone who prefers to avoid working in the soil.

This free health fair welcomes individuals and families seeking information and support tailored to the LGBT community. Attendees can access sexual health testing, speak with mental health counselors, receive wellness screenings, and get guidance on finding LGBT-affirming healthcare providers. Local organizations will be on hand to connect people with services that support physical, emotional, and social well-being.

A candlelit classical tribute to Fleetwood Mac comes to Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church in East Setauket. Presented by Lumos, a string trio performs elegant arrangements of favorites including 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 your allocated tiered zone in Platinum, Gold, Silver, or Bronze. The venue is wheelchair accessible, although front row placement cannot be guaranteed. Guests ages eight and older are welcome. Lumos also donates to a different charity each month. Multiple sittings are offered.

An upcoming benefit in support of Islip Food for Hope is being organized, with tickets expected to be available soon. More details will be shared as plans are finalized. The organizers encourage spreading the word to help build support for the cause.

A double bill of tribute rock brings KISS and Motley Crue classics to the stage. Talisman performs an Unmasked KISS tribute centered on the band’s greatest hits, delivered with no masks and no mercy. Cruecified follows with a Motley Crue tribute packed with the group’s most popular songs. It is an evening devoted to two iconic catalogs and the anthems that defined them.

A salute to The Band’s legendary farewell at San Francisco’s Winterland Ballroom, this concert retraces the music and spirit of that historic night, when collaborators like Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Neil Young, Van Morrison, Joni Mitchell, and Ronnie Hawkins shared the stage, later documented in Martin Scorsese’s film The Last Waltz. Gary Solomon, co-founder of The THE BAND Band who attended the original concert, channels that inspiration with a two-part program. It begins with The THE BAND Band performing favorites from The Band, followed by a brief intermission. The second set may include a multimedia tribute to The Band and The Last Waltz, then a rotating lineup of musicians, many of whom front respected tribute groups, performs songs tied to the artists who appeared in the original show. Past performances have featured surprise cameos from nationally known guests such as Tom Chapin with the Chapin Sisters, Rex Fowler of Aztec Two-Step, and fiddler Larry Packer, who played with The Band at The Last Waltz, and the evening culminates with the entire ensemble together for a grand finale. Since 2007, The THE BAND Band has presented over 400 shows around the United States, and since 2012 has brought The Last Waltz Celebration to audiences more than 50 times.

Johnny Sirianni teams up with Killin Time for a return performance at Eleanor's, bringing an evening of live music from a legendary South Shore act. The $5 cover includes a raffle ticket.

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 Lindenhurst Memorial Library, explore the remarkable variety of wildlife found across Long Island. Learn about animals on the ground, the birds that fill the skies, and the sea life off its shores. The focus is on the island’s natural treasures and why they make it such a welcoming place for wildlife.

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.

A return visit to the Harp & Hound brings music for everyone.

An evening at Sunsets at Senix in Patchogue features Papa Craig, a multi-talented vocalist, keyboard player, and entertainer. He brings soulful flair and an energetic set, putting a fresh twist on well-known songs that appeal to all ages. With lively style and contagious stage presence, he makes familiar tunes feel new and upbeat. Expect moments for singalongs, dancing along the water, and simply soaking in the laid-back vibe.

At Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts in Patchogue, NY, part one of Zebra Weekend showcases Zebra’s 50th Anniversary Tour, with special guests Midnight Sun performing music by Led Zeppelin. Formed in 1975 in New Orleans, the band has stayed together for nearly five decades, continuing to evolve while drawing devoted listeners and new fans. Original members Randy Jackson, Felix Hanemann, and Guy Gelso remain at the helm. Rising from a reputation as a powerhouse cover act in the New Orleans bar scene, Zebra moved into the Long Island club circuit to be closer to major studios and labels. Years of relentless gigging, sometimes reaching 250 shows annually, produced two demo tapes that earned airplay on WBAB-FM in New York and WRNO-FM in New Orleans, notably for “Who’s Behind the Door?” Their momentum led to a 1982 signing with Atlantic Records. The self-titled debut, produced by Jack Douglas, went gold and became the label’s quickest selling debut, moving more than 75,000 copies in its first week, spending eight months on the Billboard charts, and peaking at number 29. Extensive touring followed, along with three studio albums, a live album, and a best-of collection, and a new release is underway to mark the 50th year. This concert highlights a milestone for a band committed to keeping classic rock alive, complemented by a Led Zeppelin set from Midnight Sun.

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.

Set out on a six-mile out-and-back hike at Cold Spring Harbor Trails. Expect a demanding route with steep, rooty sections, and plan for the hike to proceed in any weather. For details or to register, contact Lisa Khavkin at Lisakhavkin@gmail.com.

Spend time with a group of standout wrestlers at a casual fan interaction event. It offers a warm, low key opportunity to say hello and enjoy the energy of wrestling together.

Acoustic musician Chris Devine performs at LI Salted Spirits in Sayville, sharing a mix of classic rock, new rock, country, original songs, Irish tunes, and more. The distillery has announced a new tasting room and is known for small batch spirits. Long Island Salted Spirits uses real Long Island sea salt in every bottle to elevate flavor, bringing a distinct local character to each cocktail.

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.

The Long Island Sea 2 Sea is a self-supported adventure ride that travels from the South Shore to the North, linking sections of the Suffolk County Greenbelt and visiting multiple parks while steering clear of areas that are not bike friendly. Expect varied terrain that includes trails, roads, and an optional beach segment, with roots, sand, rocks, and everything in between. This edition flips the usual direction by heading north, and a beach bypass is available for anyone who prefers to skip the sand. This is a lengthy outing, so come ready to take care of yourself. Pack plenty of hydration and nutrition, bring flat repair gear such as tubes or plugs with refreshed sealant, and make sure your bike is in solid working order with a freshly lubed chain. Dress for the weather since the ride goes on rain or shine. Ride what you are comfortable on across mixed surfaces. Gravel, hardtail, and fat bikes have all been used, and a determined rider can attempt it on a road bike. E-bikes are the rider’s responsibility to use in accordance with local laws, and e-motorcycles are not permitted. Riders span a wide range of ages, and the emphasis is on having fun rather than chasing a specific time. The venue is Heckscher State Park in East Islip, with parking available at Field 6 or along Timber Point Road outside the park. Participants may choose to make it a round trip on their own. A shared photo album is available for uploading ride photos.

A hands-on demo from Bowlnmorepro at Strike 10 Lanes gives participants the chance to test offerings for a $20 fee, so you can try things out before deciding to buy. Sign up in the pro shop. For more information, contact Jeff Lopez at Bowlnmoreproshop@gmail.com.

Fans of all things Disney can test their knowledge of movies, characters, songs, and stories at a themed trivia night taking place across all nine Tap Room locations. Look for on-theme cocktails, a $5 Great South Bay Blonde Ambition special, and prizes for the top teams in a lighthearted competitive vibe. Teams are welcome, there is no charge to participate, and no advance reservation is needed. The event is run by Tango Time.

Experience a candlelit celebration of Dolly Parton’s music as Lumos presents an intimate classical concert at St. John’s Episcopal Church. A string trio will perform elegant arrangements of beloved songs including Jolene, 9 to 5, I Will Always Love You, Islands in the Stream, Coat of Many Colors, Love Is Like a Butterfly, Here You Come Again, Why’d You Come In Here Lookin’ Like That, and more. Lumos curates enchanting tributes to iconic artists and supports good causes with a monthly charitable donation. The event offers two sittings. Seating is first come first served within your chosen tier, with Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze zones. Suitable for ages 8 and up. Accessibility options allow companions and caretakers to sit together, and while seating varies by venue, front row placement cannot be guaranteed.

Feel Good Friday features a night of dancing that is billed as the best on LI. Attendees can experience it firsthand.

Bad Animals brings a spirited celebration of Heart to The Suffolk, highlighting the band’s signature songs and rock and roll legacy. Encouraged by Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Ann Wilson to embrace the fun, the group channels that energy into performances that have drawn enthusiastic acclaim. This tribute spotlights the breadth of Heart’s music with a show devoted to the band’s unforgettable sound.

Take part in a community gardening event in the park that centers on practical, hands-on learning. Tools are supplied, so just bring your curiosity. Activities follow the garden’s seasonal rhythm and use organic practices, with opportunities to spot and identify insects and to get horticulture questions answered. If digging is not for you, there are helpful tasks that keep you out of the soil. Participants work together to care for a beautiful shared space and contribute to the effort to brighten Sayville.

A live set that brings together funk, country, pop, rock, and soul, uniting these styles into one genre-spanning performance.

WHLI presents an evening of classic hits and cherished memories featuring artists who helped shape popular music. The Chiclettes deliver a wide-ranging set that honors the impact of women in pop, with familiar tunes spanning the 1950s through the 1980s and beyond. Bobby Wilson, known as “Mr Entertainment” and the son of Jackie Wilson, carries forward his father’s celebrated talent and has performed for audiences around the world. Bob Miranda & The Happenings made their mark in 1966 with “See You In September,” which climbed to number one internationally that summer, followed by additional successes like “Go Away Little Girl” and “I Got Rhythm.” Vito Picone & The Elegants formed in 1956, and their signature hit “Little Star” sold more than two and a half million copies in 1958, has been recognized in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and in 2026 marks 68 years since it reached number one. Jay and the Americans take the stage with founding members Sandy Deanne and Marty Sanders, longtime lead singer Jay Reinecke, new addition Darren Dowler, and their backing band. The group recorded 12 top ten hits between 1962 and 1971, including “She Cried,” “Only in America,” “Come a Little Bit Closer,” “Cara Mia,” “This Magic Moment,” “Some Enchanted Evening,” and “Walkin in the Rain,” and they have been inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame.

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.

ONE10 features a Sunday through Thursday evening special that includes the regular a la carte selections alongside a three course dinner option starting at $49 per person, plus tax and gratuity. This offer is not available on holidays and cannot be combined with other offers.

The Great All-Nighter is Long Island’s tenth annual Black Friday shopping party, a one-night-only marketplace with a curated roster of 100 artists, makers, and collectors. Expect an anything-but-ordinary craft and makers experience with selections that include handmade and upcycled clothing and accessories, vintage goods, ephemera, stationery, artisanal coffee and treats, local honey, cosmetics, photography, original art, distinctive handmade items, oddities and curiosities, vinyl records, books, DVDs and VHS, fiber arts, metaphysical goods, ceramics, stickers and pins, candles, soap, and jewelry. Open to all ages. Admission is $5 in cash at the door, with free entry for children 12 and under. Presented by The Perks Dept.

Blue Öyster Cult brings its influential hard rock legacy to Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts. For more than fifty years, the Long Island band has balanced critical respect with chart success and has shaped the sound of heavy music, cited by acts such as Metallica. From their 1972 debut onward, they became known for muscular riffs paired with memorable hooks and lyrics that shift from eerie to witty to enigmatic. The lineup features the original creative duo, vocalist and lead guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser and vocalist and rhythm guitarist Eric Bloom, joined by Richie Castellano on guitar and keyboards, Danny Miranda on bass, and Jules Radino on drums. Their deep songbook includes "(Don't Fear) The Reaper," "Godzilla," and "Burnin' for You," along with favorites like "Cities on Flame with Rock and Roll," "Then Came the Last Days of May," "I Love the Night," "In Thee," "Veteran of the Psychic Wars," "Dominance and Submission," "Astronomy," "Black Blade," and "Shooting Shark." Known for a tireless touring schedule, the band continues to create new music, releasing The Symbol Remains in 2020 and Ghost Stories in 2024. Proud of their classic rock roots, they deliver the sound that defined them while remaining creatively active.

The Four Horsemen bring an album-accurate Metallica tribute built on precision, speed, and the feel of the original recordings. Their vocals and musicianship mirror the studio sound, delivering vintage thrash with high-level execution. The set centers on the first four classics, Kill 'Em All, Ride the Lightning, Master of Puppets, and And Justice for All, with additional favorites from the Black Album. Expect a show driven by raw power and momentum, with the focus firmly on the music rather than stage tricks. It is designed for devoted Metallica fans who want the intensity and impact of the early years recreated live.

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

EJ’s PJs partners with KerboomKidz and Town of Brookhaven Town Clerk Kevin LaValle to present a high energy pajama celebration that blends a community movement with festive fun. Guests are encouraged to wear pajamas for a lively dance party capped by a friendly mascot dance off, with the spirit centered on creating a bigger impact for kids in need. Local businesses can support through sponsorships, by donating pairs of pajamas, by serving as collection sites, or by helping spread the word. Every pair matters and every child matters. For sponsorship and information inquiries, contact info@ejspjs.com.

VOR...Victims Of Rock returns to Lily's Babylon with classic party rock from the 70s, 80s, and beyond, played the way you remember.

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.

Get into a feel-good groove at Eleanors Lounge in Bohemia, NY, where a Friday night of dancing awaits with The Blend. Billed as one of Long Island’s best dance nights, this upbeat gathering is all about great vibes and time on the dance floor.

The second annual Holiday Spectacular and tree lighting features live music, pictures with Santa, and festive activities for all ages, culminating in the lighting of the community tree. Expect cheerful lights, smiling faces, and plenty of seasonal spirit. Admission is free.

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.

Million Dollar Quartet brings the legendary music of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins to the stage in a vibrant tribute. Experience their timeless sound reimagined live, with performances that capture the spirit and excitement of these music icons. This toe-tapping show will have the audience moving in their seats.

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.

This event features a live musical performance, offering the spontaneity and energy of music played in the moment.

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.

Experience a New York flavored holiday concert as Daniel Rodriguez, Andy Cooney, and Christopher Macchio perform as the New York Tenors. These artists with Carnegie Hall credentials share an uplifting program that spans Christmas favorites, Broadway selections, opera, inspirational pieces, and patriotic songs. The performance features special guest Dana Rayne, a Long Island native and accomplished pop rock and dance singer and songwriter, with musical support from The Big Apple Ensemble. Also appearing are The Hibernian Festival Singers and the H.I.M.S. musical group from Hope House. All proceeds support Hope House Ministries in Port Jefferson, New York. For more than 45 years, the organization has provided housing, education, and counseling services that foster hope, dignity, and independence. Each home and program has its own focus. The aim is to meet people where they are and help them build a path toward healing and stability.

A holiday-themed trivia night brings questions spanning favorite films, music, traditions, and seasonal classics. This finale in the Tap Room themed trivia series is hosted by Tango Time and takes place across all nine locations. Expect festive cocktails, prizes for top teams, and a $5 Great South Bay Blonde Ambition special. It is free to play and no reservation is required.

Promoted as one of LI’s best dance nights, this event is dedicated to dancing. Expect an evening centered on the dance floor.

A holiday-themed evening with The Rascals comes to Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts. The blue-eyed soul pioneers are Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees and are also recognized by the Grammy, Vocal Group and Songwriter halls of fame. Their music helped define the 1960s and became a soundtrack for a generation. The group’s catalog includes 17 Top 20 singles, seven Top 10 hits and three number ones, including "Groovin'," "People Got To Be Free" and "Good Lovin'."

Sonny & Dew brings a festive finish to the season at the Selden Craft & Gift Fair, held indoors at Newfield High School in Selden. Visitors can browse about 150 vendors featuring handmade gifts, artisan crafts, seasonal treasures, and one of a kind pieces, and admission is free. The Sonny & Dew display highlights their acclaimed natural skincare, handcrafted sea glass art, a beach inspired signature collection, and a selection of lotions, body butters, scrubs, soaps, and other coastal themed gifts for the home. It is a convenient stop for last minute Christmas presents and stocking stuffers as the fair season comes to a close.

A wreath-laying observance centered on remembrance, respect, and education. The occasion focuses on placing wreaths with care and taking time for quiet reflection, highlighting the meaning behind the tradition and encouraging the sharing of its lessons with others.

This festive small office celebration seats each company at its own reserved table for an evening of great food, an open bar, and dancing to a live DJ. The night begins with a cocktail hour featuring buffet chafing dishes such as eggplant rollatini, penne alla vodka, mussels bianco, General Tso’s chicken, and fried rice, along with an antipasto table with assorted salads. A sit down dinner follows, starting with a burrata caprese appetizer, then a choice of entrees that include short rib, vegetable lasagna, shrimp oreganata, chicken Parmesan alla vodka, branzino, and a vegan short rib option. Dessert features cookie and pastry platters plus a cappuccino, espresso, and cordial bar. The price is $89 per person, with a 22 percent facility fee and tax added. The facility fee is not a gratuity and is retained by the caterer, and no gratuities are included in the event price. Open bar service is available throughout the event.

Rock Stars From Mars turns up the heat at Parsnip Lake House in Lake Ronkonkoma with a lively night that keeps the winter chill at bay. The atmosphere stays warm and energetic inside the Lake House.

Enjoy a 4.6 mile loop through the Long Island Pine Barrens at the David A. Sarnoff Preserve in Riverhead. The route is mostly level with sandy terrain and winds through the woods. For details and registration, contact Lisa Khavkin.

Every Thursday, Island Thrift offers a 30% discount for senior citizens and military personnel. The offer is available at three store locations. White ticket items and the ticket of the week are excluded. For more information, contact the store.