Ronkonkoma, NY News & Events

Check out Ronkonkoma restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Suffolk County news.

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The Academy Charter School wants to open three new schools in Brentwood and Central Islip.

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Upcoming Events

Saturday, March 7

Princess Tea Party

Mar7

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.com

The Emperor's New Clothes

Mar11

Live ballet performance

Where

Ballet Long Island

1863 Pond Rd.

Ronkonkoma, NY

Phone

631-737-1964

Price

Adult $25, Child $15, Senior Citizen $15

Website

balletlongisland.com

New York Preparedness Training for Emergencies

Mar30

Where

Ronkonkoma Senior Center

299 Rosevale Ave.

Ronkonkoma, NY

Phone

631-467-3324

Price

free

Website

islipny.gov/departments/senior-citizens-services

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