8 people rescued from boat taking on water off Sands Point

The 62-foot boat suffered damage to the hull, which triggered the damage, according to the NYPD.

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Upcoming Events

Ice House Jams

Aug16

Join us for live music at the Preserve’s new outdoor gathering space in the woods behind Castle Gould: the Ice House! Curated by Homebrew Music, these sessions bring the best local artists to our cozy pond-side spot for select Sundays all spring and summer. Relax on our lounge furniture, explore the trails, and let the music set the mood. Weather permitting

Where

Sands Point Preserve

127 Middle Neck Rd.

Sands Point, NY

Phone

516-571-7901

Price

Free; $15 parking

Summer Breeze Blowout with The Everly Set

Aug25

Celebrate the end of summer with an unforgettable outdoor concert on our Great Lawn at our Summer Breeze Blowout with The Everly Set. Bringing the timeless sound of the legendary Everly Brothers to life, The Everly Set captivates audiences with soaring harmonies, exceptional musicianship, and irresistible charm. Featuring acclaimed performers Sean Altman and Jack Skuller, the group performs beloved classics that helped define the sound of rock and roll, including “Bye Bye Love,” “Wake Up Little Susie,” and “All I Have to Do Is Dream.” Their dynamic stage presence and authentic harmonies create a nostalgic, feel-good experience that will have audiences singing along, dancing, and celebrating summer’s final days. The concert is rain or shine and will be held either outside on our Great Lawn or inside in our Black Box Theater (depending upon the weather).

Where

Sands Point Preserve Conservancy

127 Middle Neck Rd.

Sands Point, NY

Phone

516-571-7901

Price

Advance ticket: $35 per car; Day of Concert: $50 per car

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