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Riverhead Free Library hosts “Hot Seat Jeopardy,” a “Hot Ones”-inspired Jeopardy-style game featuring hot sauces. Patron discretion is advised, as some sauces have a high Scoville rating.
DL1961 brings a two-day summer pop-up to Breeze Hill Farm with live music, games, crafts, treats and cold drinks. Shop men’s, women’s and kids’ summer apparel during the event.
Mattituck-Laurel Library presents “Dimensional Stratagems,” acrylic paintings on wood by James Pritchard, on view July 1–31 in the library’s art gallery. A free public reception will be held Friday, July 3 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Church of the Harvest is hosting a free screening of the film, "A Great Awakening" on July 3 at 7 p.m. Arrive early for your refreshments at 6:30 pm. It is a film about George Whitefield, an Anglican preacher who came to the US in the 1730s. He meets Ben Franklin and the story is told through Ben Franklin's memories of the man.
The Town of Riverhead will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States with a Fourth of July parade in downtown Riverhead on Saturday, July 4, at 11 a.m.
Southold Historical Museum presents a season of exhibits exploring the North Fork’s role in the Revolutionary Era. “The American Revolution in Southold” will be on view weekends from May 23 through Sept. 12 at the Maple Lane Campus.
Southold Historical Museum will present a “Red, White & Blue” textile exhibit of quilts and historic flags on Saturdays in July at the Maple Lane Campus. The exhibit is part of the museum’s season exploring the North Fork’s role in the Revolutionary Era ahead of the nation’s 250th anniversary.
Riverhead’s America 250 Fourth of July fireworks display will take place over Peconic Bay at South Jamesport Beach on Saturday, July 4 at 9:30 p.m.
North Fork Arts Center will offer a weeklong improv comedy workshop for students ages 11 to 15 with comedian and screenwriter Katy Berry. The class runs July 6-10 and ends with a live show for friends and family on July 11.
North Fork Arts Center will offer a weeklong improv comedy workshop for students ages 11 to 15 with comedian and screenwriter Katy Berry. The class runs July 6-10 and ends with a live show for friends and family on July 11.
Friends of Orient Beach State Park hosts free live music on select Tuesdays in July and August at Orient Beach State Park. Concerts run 5 to 7 p.m. and feature Linden Farm All-Stars, GUNK, Points East, and Gene Casey & the Lone Sharks.
North Fork Arts Center will offer a weeklong improv comedy workshop for students ages 11 to 15 with comedian and screenwriter Katy Berry. The class runs July 6-10 and ends with a live show for friends and family on July 11.
Riverhead Free Library hosts a three-session chair boxing series with instructor Johnathan Arroyo on July 1, July 8 and July 15. No experience is required, and gloves and equipment will be provided.
North Fork Arts Center will offer a weeklong improv comedy workshop for students ages 11 to 15 with comedian and screenwriter Katy Berry. The class runs July 6-10 and ends with a live show for friends and family on July 11.
Alive on 25 brings a summer block party to Main Street in downtown Riverhead with live music on multiple stages, craft beverages, food trucks and street vendors. The event also includes car shows and pro wrestling. Free admission.
North Fork Arts Center at Sapan Greenport Theatre will present a screening of the documentary “Out There: A National Parks Story,” followed by a Q&A with director Brendan Hall. The film traces a 10,000-mile road trip through America’s national parks and the people whose lives have been shaped by them.
DIO RULES brings a 90-minute tribute concert to The Suffolk celebrating the music of Ronnie James Dio across Rainbow, Black Sabbath and Dio. Tickets range from $30 to $64, with a portion of each sale benefiting the Ronnie James Dio Stand Up And Shout Cancer Fund.
North Fork Arts Center will offer a weeklong improv comedy workshop for students ages 11 to 15 with comedian and screenwriter Katy Berry. The class runs July 6-10 and ends with a live show for friends and family on July 11.
Riverhead Free Library hosts a free Friday matinee screening of “The Patriot.” Concession-style snacks will be available, and no registration is required.
Southold Town Historian Amy Folk will discuss the events that led to the Revolutionary War, from 1765 through August 1776. The free lecture will connect local history in Southold and on Long Island to the national story of the Revolution.