Cutchogue, NY News & Events

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

$3M Mega Millions ticket sold in Mattituck, officials say

The ticket was sold at NoFo Beer and Smoke for the Nov. 11 drawing, the New York Lottery said.

Town holiday celebrations: Christmas tree, menorah lightings 15m read

Out East: Cut your own Christmas tree at Zuhoski Farms

Cut-your-own Christmas tree at these LI farms 3m read

Southold Town hit with 'potential cyber incident' 1m read

Upcoming Events

Saturday, December 6

Jay's Art Talk: The Dutch Golden Age of Painting

Dec8

Jay Schuck will discuss the art of Rembrandt, Vermeer and other 17th-century Dutch painters, held in-person (register) and on Zoom (meeting ID is 837 5868 0139)

Where

Patchogue-Medford Library - Medford Branch

2151 Horseblock Rd.

Medford, NY

Phone

631-654-4700

Price

free

Website

Book Discussion: A Christmas Carol

Dec9

Librarian Gretchen Browne will lead a discussion of the novel "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens, register

Where

Cutchogue New Suffolk Free Library

27550 Main Rd.

Cutchogue, NY

Phone

631-734-6360

Price

free

Website

cutchoguelibrary.org

Bored Teachers: The Struggle is Real! Comedy Tour

Dec11

Bored Teachers will present the funniest teacher humor, classroom ideas and inspiring stories, register

Where

Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts

71 E. Main St.

Patchogue, NY

Phone

631-207-1313

Price

$46-$66

Website

patchoguetheatre.org

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Moller, Colombo lead Bayport-BP girls to Suffolk 'B' volleyball title 1m read

Out East: Modern Snack Bar, Helen's and Krupski's farms and the Jedediah Hawkins Inn

Saturday, December 6

Espresso martinis and DJs: LI cafes pivoting at night 4m read

Hildebrandt's serving up late-night boozy milkshakes

Ultimate guide to LI breweries: Seasonal brews, relaxed vibes 13m read

Southold bans new docks at some waterways, despite backlash 2m read

Photos: Suffolk Class C girls volleyball championship

North Fork mansion sells for record $11.2 million 2m read

Photos: Suffolk Class C boys soccer championship

Port Jefferson wins first boys soccer title since 2012 1m read

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Greenport businesses rally to save Maritime Festival 2m read

From breweries to the beach, find dog-friendly fun this fall 6m read

Out East: Grape harvest at two vineyards

Greenport house for sale for $1.65M a renovated 'antique'

Sides drawn as Southold considers a new-dock ban on some bodies of water 3m read

'It's really disheartening to me'

'Basically stealing time'

Kristina Gabrielsen, head grower at family farm, dies at 49 3m read

Cops: LI teacher accused of trying to solicit indecent photos from a minor 2m read

Christian Pena's shot finds net to lift Babylon in 2OT 1m read

Photos: Babylon vs. Mattituck boys soccer

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