Lake Ronkonkoma, NY News & Events
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Upcoming Events
Multi-Chamber Luncheon
Connection and conversation with the Greater Middle Country, Ronkonkoma, Holbrook and Farmingville Hills Chambers of Commerce, guest speaker Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine will discuss key issues facing Suffolk County, recent progress, the nationwide celebration of the United States' 250th anniversary and more, fee includes lunch, cash bar will be available, register
Where
Windows on the Lake
235 Lake Shore Rd.
Lake Ronkonkoma, NY
Phone
631-676-4430
Price
$35
Princess Tea Party
Guests are encouraged to dress as their favorite Princess, young royals will have a fun filled event. First you will see a performance on stage with some of your favorite Princesses. Then we give you time to take your own photos with your little princess and the performer Princesses. Next you enter the Princess Tea Room and are served tea, lemonade, cupcakes and cookies. Children must be accompanied by an adult
Where
Ballet Long Island
1863 Pond Rd.
Ronkonkoma, NY
Phone
631-737-1964
Price
$25
Website
balletlongisland.comRoyal Princess Tea Party
Royal Princess Tea Parties are for both boys and girls and young and old. Moms bring your daughters; ladies bring your friends! Dress up in your royal best. First you will see a ballet performance on stage with some of your favorite Princesses. Next you are served tea, lemonade, cupcakes and cookies. Then we give you time to take your own photos with your little princess or prince and the performer Princesses. Children must be accompanied by an adult
Where
Ballet Long Island
1863 Pond Rd.
Ronkonkoma, NY
Phone
631-737-1964
Price
$25
Website
balletlongisland.com
Long Islanders' Favorites
A decade may not represent a bygone era, but online, Americans appear to be longing to turn back the clock to the year of Pokémon Go and skinny jeans. Here's a look back at the year 2016, in a Newsday video produced at the time.
