Events in Suffolk County today

The Islip Farmers Market takes place at Islip Town Hall.

Off the Bay in Sayville hosts the Fourth Annual Pink Pumpkin 5K Run/Walk, bringing the community together to benefit Mondays Cancer Care. Participants can run, walk, cheer from the sidelines, or form a fundraising team, with each registration and donation helping provide free wellness, beauty, and supportive care services for individuals and families navigating cancer. Registration includes a race shirt and a post-race beer, and the festivities feature music, togetherness, and plenty of fun. Pink outfits and team spirit set the tone for a day focused on making a difference.

Recognized as one of the Hamptons’ largest dog gatherings, this annual charity walk brings together hundreds of pups and their people for a joyful community day. Attendees can browse offerings from leading pet businesses, enjoy playful contests and giveaways, capture memories at a photo booth, and bid on items in a silent auction that supports animals. The festivities include a stroll to Main Beach, where playful bursts of running are part of the fun. For sponsorship details, email meaghan@arfhamptons.org.

Celebrate a beloved Hamptons tradition with a charity dog walk that brings together hundreds of pups and their people for a joyful day in support of animals. Expect a lively scene with opportunities to browse offerings from leading pet companies, take part in playful contests, and pick up giveaways. Capture the moment at a dedicated photo booth and explore a silent auction featuring an array of items, all benefiting animal welfare.

CM Performing Arts’ Children’s Theatre presents Spookley the Square Pumpkin: The Musical, a Theatre for Young Audiences production inspired by the bestselling books and the animated special that airs annually on Disney. Packed with Halloween spirit and tuneful numbers for all ages, the show follows Spookley, a square pumpkin growing in a round-pumpkin patch on Holiday Hill Farm. Teased by the other pumpkins, Spookley finds encouragement from three spirited spiders named Edgar, Allan, and Poe, along with the kind guidance of Jack Scarecrow. When a powerful storm puts the farm at risk, Spookley discovers that his unique shape is exactly what is needed, and the patch learns that differences make you special. Rated G. The performance runs approximately 85 minutes, including a 15 minute intermission. Sponsored by Advance Sound Company and Stony Brook Children’s Hospital, with additional support from NXT Digital. A sensory sensitive performance is included in the schedule.

Sophia’s Hope for a Safer Tomorrow Support Group meets at Middle Island United Church of Christ in Middle Island, NY to provide survivors with compassionate peer support focused on healing from emotional trauma after domestic violence and sexual assault. Recognizing that recovery takes time and unfolds differently for each person, the group offers opportunities to share personal stories of healing and to listen to others, which can ease feelings of isolation, depression, anxiety, and loneliness. Participants can feel less anxious, afraid, or alone, build a greater sense of control, and gain encouragement and hope from people with similar experiences. Time together also centers on learning coping skills that can enhance daily life, sharing experiences to help others, strengthening self-confidence, and forming new friendships.

Shelter pets looking for homes will be featured on Main Street in Westhampton Beach during the WHB Chamber of Commerce’s annual fall festival. Attendees can meet adoptable animals in a lively community setting.

Explore a yard sale in Southampton offering a broad mix of finds, including clothing for every style from vintage pieces and designer labels to everyday basics. Look through furniture, housewares and gadgets, plus other unexpected treasures. Seasonal bargains are available, with summer styles marked down for quick deals.

Enjoy a meal at Shake Shack in Riverhead and support Boy Scout Troop 94 Wading River. Tell the cashier or drive-thru the phrase "DONATION DAY", or enter the code "DONATE" when ordering through the app, at a kiosk, or on the website at checkout. When these steps are followed, 25 percent of your purchase will go directly to the troop. Share the details with friends and family to help maximize the fundraiser’s impact.

Celebrate the season in Westhampton Beach with a community festival featuring tasty bites, live performances, and plenty of shopping. Local restaurants and food trucks serve a variety of eats, with beer and wine available, while specialty food makers and artisans showcase their creations. Families can spend time in the park with kid-friendly activities, a large bounce area, classic games, and a petting zoo. Pet rescue organizations will also be on site. With entertainment throughout the day and vendors across Main Street, visitors of all ages can explore, relax, and enjoy a full day of fall fun.

Psychic medium John Edward appears live on Long Island at Hilton Long Island / Huntington for an evening centered on meaningful connections, clear validations, and heartfelt messages from beyond. Recognized from Crossing Over and as a New York Times bestselling author, he leads an interactive experience with audience Q&A and readings that share messages from loved ones who have passed, including pets, in a setting designed to feel personal and healing. Two ticket options are offered. Regular Admission provides entry to the two hour presentation with general admission seating. The VIP Experience includes early entry, first pick of seats, an exclusive Q&A after the main program, a complimentary one month Evolve+ app subscription, and a bonus virtual event with additional readings, Q&A, and more.

The Play! Pokémon League at MetaGames invites Trainers to gather for casual play and community fun. Participants can practice skills, trade cards, and take part in friendly battles in a supportive setting. Newcomers can learn the basics, and seasoned players can fine tune their decks and strategies while meeting others who enjoy the game. League ID 6245353.

A sensory sensitive staging of The Addams Family at the CM Performing Arts Center has been carefully designed in collaboration with Accessibility and Inclusion Consultant Dr. Dennis McElheron of DJM Consulting Services Inc. It offers a welcoming experience for individuals with sensory sensitivities, along with their families, friends, and caregivers. Sound levels are lowered for comfortable listening. Lighting transitions are softened and extended, and guests who are sensitive to light may choose to bring sunglasses. Content and sensory advisories are shared before moments that could feel intense, and guests may step out at any time to a breakout room where the performance continues on a TV, then return when ready. A 360-degree view of the space is available to help ease transitions to new environments. Movement and vocalizations are understood and accepted, and guests are welcome to bring sensory tools or comfort items. Staff and volunteers strive to greet everyone with kindness, patience, and respect. These supports, including the breakout room and advance viewing resources, are available at all performances at the theater. The Addams Family is a comedy that celebrates the quirks found in every household. Wednesday Addams has fallen in love with a kind and smart young man from a respectable family her parents have not met, and she asks her father, Gomez, to keep the news from Morticia. The secret sets the stage for a dinner that brings both families together and turns everything upside down. Rated PG-13. Approximate run time is 2 hours and 35 minutes, including a 15 minute intermission.

Kids can dive into a fun, hands-on pizza making party where little chefs roll up their sleeves and craft their own mini pizzas. Each child receives a chef hat and apron to wear, all pizza-making materials are provided, and frozen slushie drinks are included. The event is hosted by Pretty Little Princess By Journei, highlighting a new location and fresh experiences while keeping the signature Pretty Little Princess magic. Admission is $30 per child, with plenty of messy, creative fun throughout.

Hoshyla Farms sets the scene for a Halloween hoedown filled with country flair and festive fun. Enjoy line dancing led by the Long Island Cowgirl and live music from Casey Wayne. A costume contest welcomes creative looks, cornhole brings friendly competition, and giveaways add to the excitement. Barbecue will be served by Off the Bone, drinks will be available from Starbar, and The Wolf 103.1 will be on hand. When the festivities wind down, the celebration continues at an after party at Daisy's Nashville Lounge. Tickets are $25.

This event puts the spotlight on flavor, with plenty of tasty food and beverages at the center.

ELLO Gelato Bar brings premium handcrafted gelato bars and refreshing sorbets to Brio at the Boulevard. All treats are made without artificial food color, and dips and toppings are included. A relaxed evening atmosphere sets the tone for sharing something sweet with friends.

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

At Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts, Magical Mystery Doors honors three pillars of rock by weaving together the music of The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and The Doors. The performance spans favorite songs from each band and also reshapes them in inventive pairings, such as the melody of The Doors’ “Hello, I Love You” set over Led Zeppelin’s “Misty Mountain Hop,” the driving pulse of “When the Levee Breaks” matched with the gentle guitar of The Beatles’ “Dear Prudence,” and a flowing arc that links “The Rain Song,” “Riders on the Storm,” and “Here Comes the Sun.” Modern video screens and vivid lighting deepen the experience, creating an immersive setting where the music takes center stage for both longtime fans and new listeners.

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

Continuing Dungeons and Dragons campaign sessions are available. The entry fee is $10 and includes a $2 credit toward snacks. Participants check in before gameplay begins. Those who want to run their own campaign can ask about the Dungeon Master program.

The Babylon Beautification Society presents its Annual Fair at Argyle Park in Babylon Village, a vibrant outdoor celebration of local creativity and community spirit. More than 325 artisans and makers showcase handmade work that spans clothing and accessories, home decor, artwork, toys, jewelry, bags, specialty foods, and other unique finds. A dedicated market spotlights over 35 food vendors with small batch treats such as baked goods, nut bars, jams and preserves, cheeses, honey, spices, hot sauces, and related condiments. Visitors can also enjoy additional food choices, beer and wine, and live entertainment near the Village Gazebo. Families will find a children’s area with activities at Bayman Park across the canal. Past editions have welcomed crowds exceeding 35,000. The fair is run entirely by volunteers, and net proceeds support beautification projects throughout Babylon Village.

Pick up a coffee and stop by to see Amanda from Rye & Wick as she offers coconut soy wax candles, room and linen sprays, car air diffusers, and other small items, all made without toxins or phthalates.

The Patchogue farmers market takes place every week, giving visitors a regular opportunity to browse the market.

Experience the Serpents Back Duathlon. Registration is open, and a classic hoodie sweatshirt is available.

Enjoy a weekly all-ages open skate at GDC Roller Skate Rink in Greenport, NY. Friendly staff are available to assist beginners with balance and to help them feel confident on wheels. Participants may bring their own food, and a concession counter serves fresh cotton candy, popcorn, hot dogs, snacks, and drinks. Group reservations are available during all public sessions, and inquiries can be made through the rink’s website contact form.

SewHampton returns to Main Street with an open house celebrating the start of the fall and winter season. Visitors can stop by the studio to meet Kathryn, try a simple fabric project, and learn about upcoming sewing classes, workshops, and creative community events for adults and kids. The event welcomes both experienced sewers and those brand new to the sewing machine to discover what is happening at SewHampton this season.

School Age Social Club features a creative Painted Pavers activity where children design a fall inspired paver while connecting with peers. Suitable for ages 6 and up, with all materials provided. The fee is $20 per child. An adult must remain with participants who are 15 or younger. The activity takes place at Blank Canvas Social House, behind Save The Container. Registration is required and space is limited.

An afternoon of poetry at fotofoto gallery spotlights readings from Sandra Bynum, Pamela Castelli, Lorraine LoFrese Conlin, Anne Cognato, Gloria g. Murray, and Mary Winters, along with an open mic segment. Pamela Castelli’s work explores the search for emotional understanding and spiritual growth, drawing on her experience as a psychotherapist who incorporates yoga and meditation while supporting people recovering from childhood trauma. Sandra Bynum often uses her own photography as creative spark, with poems appearing in Voices Unbound: An International Anthology, What Unites Us, NCPLS Reviews, Saving Ourselves…, and Suffolk County Poetry Review, and she is a NAC 2026 Poetry Path winner. Anne Cognato brings perspectives as a poet, photographer, gardener, and IT professional, with publications in Bards Annual, MudFish 25, Suffolk County Poetry Review, and Green Prints, and recognition as a finalist in the 2025 Babylon Village Arts Council poetry contest. Lorraine Conlin, Nassau County Poet Laureate Emeritus from 2015 to 2017, serves as V.P. of the NCPLS, PPA events coordinator, and director of program development for the LIWG, with work published nationally and internationally and two wins in the Allan Ginsburg Poetry Contest. Gloria g. Murray’s poetry and prose have appeared in journals such as Flapperhouse, Paterson Review, Poet Lore, Moment, Third Wednesday, and Adelaide, with honors that include first place in the 2014 Anna Davidson Rosenberg award, Poetica Magazine, and third place in the 2017 Writer’s Digest poetry contest, along with poetry chapbooks and the novella CALAMITY JANE. Mary Winters is the author of Just Between Us, is active in the Farmingdale Poetry and Creative Writing Group, the Smithtown Library Writers Group, and the Long Island Writer’s Guild, has work published nationally and internationally, and serves on the advisory board for the Nassau County Poet Laureate Society.

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

Longtime baseball writer and commentator Ken Davidoff talks about his career covering the Yankees and Mets and how that path inspired his debut young adult book, 101 Lessons From the Dugout. With experience spanning 25 years on the beat and an 11-year tenure at Newsday, he reflects on reporting from both sides of New York baseball and the moments that shaped his perspective. The conversation highlights the professional journey behind the book and the insights collected from years around the game.

Soak up sunset scenery as Long Island’s top DJs serve a lively blend of Latin, Dancehall, and throwback favorites. The setting leans into an island vibe with upbeat tracks, nostalgic hits, and rhythms that keep the mood high from the first song to the last.

The Leiber Collection hosts an intimate evening of music with acclaimed singer-songwriter Juliet Garrett in the Leiber Sculpture Garden. Surrounded by art and nature, guests can listen to her evocative original songs in a beautiful Hamptons setting. Garrett will share a selection of original works that explore the timeless art of storytelling.

A narrative feature from the USA with a 114-minute runtime follows Irwin, played by Miles Teller, who pursues a seemingly perfect business venture with his ex-cop brother Gary, portrayed by Adam Driver, to support his wife Linda, played by Scarlett Johansson, and their children. Set in 1980s New York City, their plan pulls them into the orbit of the Russian mafia, testing family bonds as rising danger threatens to upend their lives. Presented as part of the Hamptons International Film Festival at Guild Hall.

This Columbus Day sale features color-ticket discounts across three store locations. Four ticket colors are marked 50 percent off and two ticket colors are 75 percent off, with white tickets and the ticket of the week excluded from the promotion.

CM Performing Arts’ Children’s Theatre presents Spookley the Square Pumpkin: The Musical, a Theatre for Young Audiences production inspired by the bestselling books and the animated special that has become an annual Disney tradition. Filled with Halloween spirit and tuneful moments for all ages, this G-rated show offers a lively, family-friendly experience. Sponsored by Advance Sound Company and Stony Brook Children’s Hospital, with additional support from NXT Digital. The story follows Spookley, a square pumpkin in a round pumpkin patch on Holiday Hill Farm. Teased by the other pumpkins, he finds friendship with three witty spiders named Edgar, Allan, and Poe, and guidance from the kindly Jack Scarecrow. When a powerful storm threatens the farm, Spookley discovers that his unique shape is exactly what is needed, and the patch learns that what sets you apart makes you special. Approximate run time is 85 minutes, which includes a 15 minute intermission. A sensory sensitive performance is available.

Grangebel Park in Riverhead hosts an afternoon of country music, line dancing, and community fun with the Riverhead Chamber of Commerce. Lisa Polizzi’s LP Crock Band provides live country music for line dancing while attendees settle in with lawn chairs or blankets. Alongside the performances, explore food and artisan vendors, enjoy activities for kids, and spend a family friendly day in the park.

Families with children ages 3 to 11 can take part in fall themed crafts and playful games. Planned for a day when school is closed, it offers simple, creative fun, and registration is not required.

A 106-minute narrative feature from the USA, directed by Rachel Morrison, follows Maya, a young Boston nurse portrayed by Golden Globe nominee Margaret Qualley. After a sweeping romance with Charlie, played by Gabriel Basso, ends in tragedy, Maya’s life is transformed. The film traces her journey across years and continents as she confronts loss and moves toward an unforeseen future. Presented as part of the Hamptons International Film Festival at Guild Hall, this stirring character study explores grief, resilience, and the search for a new path.

Savor a three course dinner for $69 per person, offered Sunday through Thursday evenings. Taxes and gratuity are additional. This promotion cannot be combined with other offers and is not available on holidays.

A weekly open mic happens every Monday night. Advance notice is appreciated if you plan to come, but walk-ins are welcome too.

Ben Bankas has surged in popularity in 2026, amassing more than 100 million views. His comedy blends intelligence with humor as he digs into controversial subjects, and that momentum has led to sold out shows at major venues such as Meridian Hall in Toronto and Gramercy Theater during the New York City Comedy Festival. He is a regular at Comedy Mothership and has performed at the Comedy Store and Hollywood Improv in Los Angeles, as well as The Stand and New York Comedy Club. This appearance comes during a breakout year for him.

Turn Around Tuesdays is a community-minded initiative that makes its workshop and garden spaces available for enrichment programs. It begins with an open AA meeting for beginners hosted by the Rock Steady Group.

This is for babies ages 3 to 15 months. It is a drop-in format with no commitment required.

Enjoy a gentle Chair Yoga class at the library that welcomes all fitness levels, with a special focus on beginners and seniors. This weekly series offers a supportive approach using a chair for both seated and standing poses to encourage flexibility, balance, and relaxation. No special equipment or prior experience is required, just comfortable clothing and a willingness to move and breathe.

Build richer characters, stronger relationships, and compelling scenes in a dynamic six-week improv course at Guild Hall. Participants will explore dramatic, comedic, and musical improvisation while sharpening point of view, practicing longer-form scenes, and learning techniques for raising the stakes. Designed for those looking to take their improv skills further, the sessions run weekly and emphasize growth through active practice and collaboration.

Buddy Holly Flight Simulator performs an original score live to accompany a screening of the 1922 Swedish and Danish silent horror film Häxan at Plaza Cinema. New music is performed in the theater as the film plays, bringing live sound to a silent-cinema presentation.

Glowing Energy hosts a welcoming Reiki healing circle that is open to both first-time participants and experienced practitioners. Experience gentle energy work in a supportive group setting, gathering with shared intention and openness. The center also offers circles one or two times each month, as well as Reiki certification classes and private sessions. The cost is $10 cash. To register, call or text 631-428-6971.

Enjoy bingo along with other games in a relaxed setting. Everyone is welcome to attend, and taking part is entirely optional.

Experience an all-new Sesame Street Live production where Elmo and his friends get kids and parents moving together. Expect plenty of chances to stand up, clap, and dance as the cast leads easy stretches and playful activities set to favorite songs like "Sunny Days," "Elmo’s Got the Moves," and "Letter of the Day." Families can try simple yoga, jumping rope, cartwheels, and lots of silly steps in a welcoming setting that brings the world of Sesame Street from the screen to the stage. The show highlights shared moments of movement, music, laughter, and learning that families can treasure long after the final song.

Sesame Street Live presents Elmo's Got The Moves at Patchogue Theater for the Performing Arts in Patchogue, New York, a live stage show featuring Elmo.

The Evening Book Discussion focuses on Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen, a novel celebrated for its lively humor and spirited heroine and often regarded as her most youthful and optimistic work. Copies are available at the library lobby circulation desk, and registration is not required.

Fiber artist Erica-Lynn Huberty leads a hands-on workshop exploring textile needlework as it was practiced in Southampton in the 17th and 18th centuries. Designed for those with some experience, the class focuses on intermediate to advanced hand embroidery stitches inspired by botanical motifs popular in Southampton Colony around the time of the Revolution. Participants will learn how to turn a line drawing into an embroidered botanical image while covering composition and design principles, color theory, and a set of specific stitches. Space is very limited and advanced ticket purchase is required. The workshop fee is $20 per person, and materials are provided, including a hoop, muslin with a pre-drawn design, a pencil, a needle, and embroidery floss. Erica-Lynn Huberty is recognized in contemporary fiber arts for blending textiles and sewing techniques with watercolor, ink, embroidery, crochet, knitting, and loom-woven grounds, bringing multiple mediums together in a unified practice.

Adults who care for another adult with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia are invited to a supportive meeting at the Amagansett Free Library. The group offers a space to talk through challenges related to caregiving, including stress that can affect health, family, work, finances, and social life. Participants connect with others who have faced similar situations and share practical solutions. The focus is on discussing current concerns and working together to find ways forward so caregivers do not feel alone in managing the demands of long-term care.

Afterschool creativity takes center stage in a two-part Halloween-themed art series for ages 8 to 11 at the educational Tiana Bayside Facility. Participants will craft spooky projects using upcycled burlap sourced from CCE’s eelgrass restoration work and will have a chance to observe live marine animals in the indoor touch tank. All materials are provided, and families are encouraged to pack a snack and dress kids for a mess since acrylic paints may stain clothing. This is a drop-off program designed to keep kids engaged, learning, and creating. Pick-up is promptly at 6 pm.

Enjoy an evening of dinner and stand-up at Westhampton Country Club in support of the Westhampton Beach St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee. The night begins with a buffet meal, followed by a comedy showcase featuring Mario Bosco, Eric Haft, Carie Karavas, Chris Roach, and Angela Larosa. Tickets are $150 per person. Beer, wine, and a signature cocktail are included, and a cash bar is available. Fundraising activities include raffles, baskets, a 50/50, and a silent auction. For reservations and information, call 631-245-0333.

This festive annual dinner dance supports the restoration of the historic Greek Orthodox Church in Greenport, New York. It is a community-focused evening of dining and dancing dedicated to preserving the church for future generations.

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.

Presented in honor of Italian Heritage Month, this program features Robert Savino and Carlo Frank Calo and spotlights Italian culture.

Bingo at the Southold American Legion features cash prizes determined by sales and attendance. All are welcome, and payment is cash only. Guests may bring their own food and nonalcoholic drinks. Alcohol is not permitted, and the Legion bar will be closed. For questions, contact Earl at 516-901-3228.

Back by popular demand, All Revved Up: The Ultimate Meat Loaf Tribute returns to CM Performing Arts Center in Oakdale, NY with a high-energy celebration of Meat Loaf’s music and theatrical flair. Formed in 2013, this eight-piece Long Island tribute act recreates the sights and sounds of the original with dramatic staging, choreography, props, set pieces, and quick costume changes, creating a full-scale rock and roll journey through fan favorites. Led by John Doboe, the band channels the powerhouse vocals and commanding presence associated with Meat Loaf, aiming for an authentic experience that captivates from start to finish. Group bookings are available for parties of ten or more.

A nostalgic celebration of the singles that ruled the airwaves brings together The Lovin’ Spoonful, Gary Lewis and the Playboys, and Terry Sylvester of The Hollies. The Lovin’ Spoonful, often called the American Beatles while taking on the British Invasion, sent their first seven releases into the Billboard Top 10 and are associated with favorites like Daydream, You Didn’t Have To Be So Nice, Summer in the City, Do You Believe in Magic, Darlin’ Be Home Soon, Nashville Cats, Rain on the Roof, Younger Girl, Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind, Six O’Clock, and She’s Still a Mystery. Gary Lewis and the Playboys were discovered in 1964 by producer Snuff Garrett, teamed with arranger Leon Russell, and quickly scored hits, with This Diamond Ring reaching number one and Count Me In peaking at number two, followed by Save Your Heart for Me, Everybody Loves a Clown, She’s Just My Style, and Sure Gonna Miss Her. Terry Sylvester joined The Hollies in 1968 after Graham Nash’s departure and contributed to worldwide hits including Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress, He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother, Sorry Suzanne, and The Air That I Breathe. He is among five Liverpool musicians in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame alongside John, Paul, George, and Ringo, and he and The Hollies were inducted in 2010.