Garden City, NY News & Events

Check out Garden City restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Nassau County news.

Blakeman to take oath of office as he mounts bid for governor

Hundreds are expected to attend Monday's ceremony as the Nassau County executive makes a formal start to his second term.

Sneak peek: New stores coming to Roosevelt Field this year

Newsday's 3rd annual Cheer Fest brings the school spirit

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Upcoming Events

Monday, January 12

Noontime Spotlight: Life, Love and a Hijacking

Jan13

Linda Friere of the Pan Am Museum and author Wendy Knecht will be in conversation to discuss Knecht's memoir "Life, Love, and a Hijacking: My Pan Am Memories," a Q&A will follow, bring a bag lunch, water will be provided, register

Where

Cradle of Aviation Museum

1 Davis Ave.

Garden City, NY

Phone

888-826-5678

Price

$15

Website

thepanammuseum.org

Affirmative Action and the Supreme Court

Jan28

Jim Coll will moderate a discussion of Affirmative Action and the Supreme Court, register

Where

Garden City Public Library

60 7th St.

Garden City, NY

Phone

516-742-8405

Price

free

Website

gardencitypl.org

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