New Hyde Park, NY News & Events

Check out New Hyde Park restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Nassau County news.

Photos: Nassau girls basketball — New Hyde Park at Bellmore JFK

Scenes from a Nassau girls basketball game between New Hyde Park and host Bellmore JFK

Healthy again, Downing (21 points) leads New Hyde Park girls basketball

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Upcoming Events

Saturday, January 17

Mystery Book Club: How to Solve Your Own Murder

Jan21

Discussion of the mystery novel "How to Solve Your Own Murder" by Kristen Perrin, register

Where

Hillside Public Library

155 Lakeville Rd.

New Hyde Park, NY

Phone

516-355-7850

Price

free

Website

hillsidelibrary.info

2026 Vision Boards

Jan25

Manifest your goals for 2026 by creating a vision board while you eat brunch and sip on bottomless mimosas and brunch cocktails. Vision board materials included

Where

The Clubhouse

377 Denton Ave.

New Hyde Park, NY

Price

$65

Website

extravagantparties.com

Blood Pressure Screenings

Jan28

Nurse Fran of St. Francis Hospital will provide monthly blood pressure screenings, first come, first served

Where

Hillside Public Library

155 Lakeville Rd.

New Hyde Park, NY

Phone

516-355-7850

Price

free

Website

hillsidelibrary.info

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