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Twin Fork Beer Co. hosts a free Bossa Nova Night with live music by the Ludmilla Brazil Trio. No tickets are required, and a visiting food truck will be on site.
Southold Historical Museum hosts a summer series of line dancing sessions with Lady T in the historic Reichert Family Barn. Dates are May 22, June 26, July 31 and Aug. 28, with admission priced for members and non-members and pre-registration encouraged.
Classic Stones Live brings its Rolling Stones tribute show to The Suffolk, featuring “The Glimmer Twins.” The eight-piece band performs Stones staples in original tunings with faithful renditions of classic songs.
Meet adoptable dogs from the Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation during a daylong visit to Hydrant Hotel in Riverhead. Stop by to say hello, learn about adoption, and speak with shelter staff and volunteers.
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.
Don McLean brings his songs to The Suffolk in Riverhead, marking America’s 250th birthday and the 55th anniversary of “American Pie.” McLean is a Grammy Award honoree and Songwriters Hall of Fame member, and “American Pie” is preserved in the Library of Congress National Recording Registry.
Don McLean brings his catalog to The Suffolk for a concert marking the 55th anniversary of “American Pie,” with a program that also includes “Vincent (Starry, Starry Night)” and “Castles in the Air.” Tickets are $55–$110; public sale begins Feb. 20.
Twin Fork Beer Co. hosts a Memorial Day weekend 80’s new wave dance party with music by DJ Cody. The Big Black Food Truck will be on site, and there is no cover.
Lords of 52nd Street, featuring Liberty DeVitto and Russell Javors, performs Billy Joel’s hits as they were recorded. The musicians played on classic Joel albums including “The Stranger,” “52nd Street,” and “Glass Houses.”
Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital will host a blood drive with the New York Blood Center on Tuesday, May 26. Appointments are strongly preferred, and walk-ins are welcome.
Riverhead Free Library will screen “Song Sung Blue” as part of its Movie Matinee Friday series. The film follows two musicians who form a Neil Diamond tribute band. Snacks will be available and no registration is required.
Old Steeple Community Church hosts a free concert, “From Bach to Broadway,” featuring pianist Anyi Cai with soprano Lingli Zhou. Donations will be accepted at the door.
Wildwood State Park in Wading River will host a guided Night Sensory Walk on Friday, May 29. The family program explores how your senses adapt after dark and includes a hike of up to 3 miles; advance registration is required through Eventbrite by searching #NatureEdventure.
Southold Historical Museum’s “History in the Making” Pickleball Tournament takes place May 30 at Tasker Park in Southold. Players can register for a morning round-robin tournament, an afternoon team tournament, or both at a discount, with raffle prizes and proceeds benefiting the museum.
The Long Island Antique Power Association hosts its Spring Show and Plow Day May 30-31 in Riverhead. The weekend includes antique tractor plowing demonstrations, engine displays, tractor pulls, blacksmith and sawmill demonstrations, kids’ train rides, merchandise and food.
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.
Saint John’s Evangelist Church will host a food sale fundraiser in Riverhead to support church improvement projects. Grilled meat plates will be available for $20, with raffles, live music and seating on site.
The Long Island Antique Power Association hosts its Spring Show and Plow Day May 30-31 in Riverhead. The weekend includes antique tractor plowing demonstrations, engine displays, tractor pulls, blacksmith and sawmill demonstrations, kids’ train rides, merchandise and food.
Spanish guitarist Benise brings his 25th anniversary tour to The Suffolk with a two-hour music and dance production. The program spans flamenco, salsa, samba and more, with arrangements ranging from “Kashmir” and “Thunderstruck” to “Ave Maria” and Vivaldi.
A nonpartisan forum marking Black History Month will examine the historical legacy and contemporary impact of the Black vote on American democracy.
