Cold Spring Harbor, NY News & Events

Check out Cold Spring Harbor restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Suffolk County news.

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Upcoming Events

Thursday, October 10

Harbor Haunts Walking Tour

Oct12

Explore Cold Spring Harbor's ghostly side with a walking tour of Main Street, featuring fascinating tales of mishaps and historic hauntings, for adults and children ages 8 and older, light rain or shine, limited space, register

Where

The Whaling Museum & Education Center

301 Main St.

Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Phone

631-367-3418

Price

$15

Website

cshwhalingmuseum.org

Lights Out at the Museum

Oct12

Use blacklight flashlights to hunt for glowing skulls hidden in the shadows of the darkened museum exhibits, personal flashlights are welcome

Where

The Whaling Museum & Education Center

301 Main St.

Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Phone

631-367-3418

Price

$8, $6 ages 4-17 and 65 and older

Website

cshwhalingmuseum.org

Low-Maintenance Indoor Plants and Plant Cutting Swap

Oct15

Horticulturist Paul "The Plant Man" Levine will discuss indoor houseplants that require minimal care, a plant raffle and plant cutting swap will follow, register

Where

Cold Spring Harbor Library

95 Harbor Rd.

Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Phone

631-692-6820

Price

free

Website

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