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You can take advantage of Long Island's waters — without the expense of upkeep — by renting a watercraft from an outfitter.
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Upcoming Events
Acapella Medieval and Renaissance Concert
House of the Red Hart Vocal Ensemble will perform music by great Medieval and Renaissance composers, an artists' reception will follow, limited space, register
Where
Cutchogue New Suffolk Free Library
27550 Main Rd.
Cutchogue, NY
Phone
631-734-6360
Price
free
Website
cutchoguelibrary.orgShipwreck and Salvation - The Wreck of The Prince Maurice in 1657
On the night of March 13, 1657, as a Nor’easter raged, a Dutch ship, The Prince Maurice, slammed into the coast of Fire Island. Aboard were 129 souls – passengers, crew, and Dutch West India Company soldiers. Ashore were Indigenous people on their coastal night watch, listening to the ship crash against the shoal. Until now the story of this dramatic Long Island shipwreck and rescue has been known only to a handful of historians. But the rescue on an ice-laden beach has been part of Indigenous history for 400 years. Now, thanks to a generous grant from the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation, the New Amsterdam History Center’s groundbreaking Mapping Early New York project has combined old-fashioned research and new technology including AI, and a new window on history has opened wide for all of us to explore!
Where
Suffolk County Historical Society Museum
300 West Main Street
Riverhead, NY
Phone
631-727-2881 x100
Price
free
Website
schs-museum.orgPlant Swap with Western Suffolk Alliance for Pollinators Master Gardeners
Master Gardeners from the Western Suffolk Alliance for Pollinators (SAP) invite you to bring your extra houseplants, perennial plants, annuals, vegetables, and herbs to swap with your neighbors! Emphasis is on native pollinator plants, but all non-invasive plants are welcome. Plants should be in a container and be healthy, pest-free and labeled. Please include the name of the plant and preferred location. If you have a photo, that would be helpful as well. Please also bring your own bags and/or containers to carry your new plants home. You do not need to bring a plant to attend
