Cutchogue, NY News & Events

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Keeping the summer vibes alive after Labor Day

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Upcoming Events

Saturday, September 5

Online: Genealogy Discussion Group

Sep9

Get help with researching your ancestors, discuss strategies and learn how others have succeeded, register for a Zoom link

Where

Patchogue-Medford Library

54-60 E. Main St.

Patchogue, NY

Phone

631-654-4700

Price

free

Website

The Talented Major Tallmadge

Sep9

Author and historian Richard F. Welch will explore the American Revolution career of Setauket native Benjamin Tallmadge, who played a critical role in the war effort, register

Where

Patchogue-Medford Library

54-60 E. Main St.

Patchogue, NY

Phone

631-654-4700

Price

free

Website

Fine Art, Crafts & Antiques Fairs

Sep12

Features Fine Art, including antiques, collectibles, art, photography, jewelry, woodworking and much more will be featured. There will also be pottery, jewelry, wood crafts and other hand crafted items. Rain date Sept. 13

Where

Old Town Arts & Crafts Guild

28265 Main Road

Cutchogue, NY

Price

$3

Website

oldtownartsguild.org

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