Islip, NY News & Events

Check out Islip restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Suffolk County news.

Photos: Suffolk field hockey — Sayville at East Islip

Scenes from a Suffolk field hockey match between Sayville and host East Islip.

Madison Kearney scores winner in shootout for East Islip field hockey

Photos: Service dog training at MacArthur Airport

Photos: Suffolk boys volleyball — Bay Shore at Sachem North

Bryan Kuhl, Teagan Savas propel Sachem North volleyball past Bay Shore

Upcoming Events

Saturday, September 19

American Legion Post 1738 meeting

Sep22

Post 1738, new members welcome, no meetings July-Aug.

Where

American Legion Post 1738 - West Islip

340 Union Blvd.

West Islip, NY

11795

Phone

631-422-1738

Advance Guitar Workshop

Sep22

Guitar program for veterans and active military, register

Where

Project 9 Line

25 Union Ave

Islip, NY

11701

Price

Free

Website

project9line.org

Travel Snacks - Viva Espana!

Sep25

Join Pat Summers on a journey through every nook and cranny of Spain, from renowned cities to charming villages. Discover the rich tapestry of her history, art, architecture, cuisine, and vibrant festivals. Whether you're reminiscing about past travels or planning your next adventure, insightful travel tips and information will be provided.

Where

East Islip Public Library

381 E Main St.

East Islip, NY

Phone

631-581-9200

Price

free

Website

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