Port Washington, NY News & Events

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Upcoming Events

Monday, March 2

Discussion Group (Ages 60+): What's on Your Bucket List?

Mar4

Psychotherapist and life coach Lilyan Strassman, LCSW-R will facilitate an informal discussion for patrons ages 60 and older, register starting Feb. 16

Where

Port Washington Public Library

1 Library Dr.

Port Washington, NY

Phone

516-883-4400

Price

free

Website

Island Hills Chorus

Mar6

Island Hills Chorus will perform "The Climb," about the journey of women and their quest for equal rights from 1776 to today, register starting Feb. 16

Where

Port Washington Public Library

1 Library Dr.

Port Washington, NY

Phone

516-883-4400

Price

free

Website

Free Mammogram Day

Mar7

Free mammograms for the community presented by Betty's Breast Cancer Foundation and Molloy University, register for an appointment starting Feb. 21

Where

Port Washington Public Library

1 Library Dr.

Port Washington, NY

Phone

516-883-4400

Price

free

Website

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