Long Island Events
Fill your weekend with events, festivals, fairs and other happenings on Long Island.
Here are more than 20 ways to get started this holiday weekend.
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The summer kicks off with the Bethpage Air Show at Jones Beach featuring the U.S. Navy Blue Angels.
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The circus is here for 10 days this month.
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Options include festivals, Bethpage Air Show and more Memorial Day weekend fun.
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The circus is here for 10 days this month.
Dock-diving, a dog performance sport making waves in pet-centric circles across the nation, will be making a splash at the festival.
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Car show season begins with shows happening throughout Nassau and Suffolk.
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Guests can meet comic book authors, shop for comics, see exhibits, enter a cosplay contest and more.
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Some Islip libraries have transformed from a bibliophile haven to what directors say are similar to community centers — serving as bastions of knowledge, but also offering opportunities that patrons might not otherwise easily access.
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Here's what you need to know about spending the day on Fire Island.
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Hungry sunbathers will also find classic boardwalk staples like hamburgers and hot dogs at Jones Beach.
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Looking for a Hamptons fix? We're spotting sunbathers, celebrities and more on the East End all summer long.
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Can you tell me how to get -- how to get to Sesame Street (in Kings Park)? Ever take a walk down Wolf Hill Road in Huntington? Or take a turn down the winding Whiskey Road in Ridge?