Southold, NY News & Events

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Upcoming Events

Monday, July 27

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County Board of Directors Meeting

Jul29

Meeting of the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County Board of Directors, open to the public, held in-person and on Zoom (meeting ID is 924 9243 8542)

Where

Suffolk County Marine Environmental Learning Center

3690 Cedar Beach Rd.

Southold, NY

Phone

631-727-7850

Price

free

The Culper Spy Ring

Jul30

Kimberly Phyfe of Three Village Historical Society and Museum will discuss the true story behind the Culper Spy Ring, the network of spies led by George Washington that operated in secrecy from Setauket to Manhattan, explore the critical and covert role that Long Island played in America's fight for independence

Where

Southold Free Library

53705 Main Rd.

Southold, NY

Phone

631-765-2077

Price

free

Website

southoldlibrary.org

Line Dancing in the Barn

Jul31

Get ready for an evening of music and community fun with Lady T and Line Dancing in the historic Barn at Southold Historical Museum’s Maple Lane Campus. Whether you're a beginner or experienced dancer, single or partnered—everyone's welcome to join in.

Where

Reichert Family Barn

55200 Main Rd.

Southold, NY

Price

$20

Website

southoldhistorical.org/event-details/line-dancing-in-the-barn-aug-29

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