Bohemia, NY News & Events

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Upcoming Events

Saturday, December 13

Connetquot Community Writers' Group

Dec16

Discuss various writing topics, practice your writing skills and share your ideas, suggestions, critiques and samples with other writers in the community

Where

Connetquot Public Library

760 Ocean Ave.

Bohemia, NY

Phone

631-567-5079

Price

free

Website

connetquotlibrary.org

Find Fun with Flash Fiction

Dec18

Lean what flash fiction is. Joinin and use the prompts you will be given in our workshop to start you on your journey of enjoying creating flash fiction

Where

Long Island Poetry & Literature Repository

: 1650 Sycamore Ave. Suite 46

Bohemia, NY

Price

$20

Website

https://www.longislandpoetryandliteraturerepository.com/

AMVETS Post 1174 Meeting

Jan12

Post 1174, new members welcome, any veteran with an honorable discharge is eligible, meets every month

Where

Joseph Kovarik Post 1146, American Legion - Bohemia

826 Hubal St.

Bohemia, NY

11716-1902

Phone

631-255-1233

Price

free

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