Huntington, NY News & Events

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Open Mosque Day invites neighbors to learn about Islam, Muslim neighbors

About 100 people toured the Islamic Center of Melville, asked questions about Islam, enjoyed food and tried henna tattoos at the event.

Invasive fungus prompts state quarantine order for 5 Suffolk towns

Barnes & Noble to open its 10th LI location next week

Lineman and QB talent on display at NFF's 'Challenges'

'No day is ever the same'

Upcoming Events

Monday, August 3

America’s Wild Future

Aug3

As America gears up for its 250th birthday bash, we’re diving into the wild world of species comeback stories that are more inspiring than any fireworks show. Explore the stories of creatures pulled back from the brink, from bison to humpback whales. These rebounds might just be the most patriotic plot twist of the anniversary year

Where

Huntington Public Library (Main)

338 Main St.

Huntington, NY

Phone

631-427-5165

Price

free

Website

Is It Time to Right-Size Your Home? A Guide to Simplifying Your Next Chapter!

Aug4

Have you been considering "right-sizing" your home? Join Senior Real Estate Specialist Liz Watts to learn the benefits, challenges, options, common mistakes involved in right-sizing your home. Her area of expertise focuses on helping seniors reassess their living needs. Helpful resources will be made available to attendees.

Where

Huntington Public Library (Main)

338 Main St.

Huntington, NY

Phone

631-427-5165

Price

free

Website

Lefferts Tide Mill and Preserve Tour

Aug4

The Huntington Historical Society will present a guided tour through one of the best preserved 18th century tide mills in the country, boat and mill are not handicapped accessible, restrooms are available at the meeting location but not on the boat or at the mill, register

Where

Gold Star Battalion Beach

324 W. Shore Rd.

Huntington, NY

Phone

631-427-7045

Price

$20

Website

huntingtonhistoricalsociety.org

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Huntington's Sydney Taylor puts on show in front of family and friends at Barclays Center

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