East End LOCAL
East End LOCAL
Southold Historical Museum’s exhibit “Maritime Stealth in Southold During the American Revolution” is on view weekends at the Nautical Museum at Horton Point Lighthouse through Sept. 1. Admission includes all museum locations and exhibits.
Mattituck-Laurel Library hosts an outdoor poetry hour in its greenspace with light refreshments. Hear readings from Susan Dingle and Robert A. “Bubbie” Brown, plus other local poets, and bring a poem to share or come to listen.
G.E. Smith returns to The Suffolk with his American Blues series, joined by special guest Samantha Fish. The concert features two acclaimed blues guitarists with deep touring and recording histories.
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.
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.
The Foppingtons bring English Country Dance music to the Mattituck-Laurel Library for an outdoor performance featuring 18th-century-inspired jigs and waltzes. Bring a lawn or beach chair; the program moves indoors in case of rain. Registration is encouraged and walk-ins are welcome.
Mattituck Park District will host a New York Blood Center blood drive on Thursday, Sept. 10. The drive runs from noon to 6 p.m., and donors will receive a T-shirt while supplies last.
Shop a community yard sale benefiting Southold Historical Museum. Proceeds support the museum’s work preserving local history.
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.
The Eastern Long Island Hospital Foundation’s 10th annual 5K Family Walk/Run returns to Indian Island County Park with a 9 a.m. start and a kids fun run. Proceeds benefit behavioral health programs at Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital.
The Eastern Long Island Hospital Foundation’s 10th annual 5K Family Walk/Run takes place at Indian Island County Park in Riverhead. The morning includes a 5K walk/run, a kids fun run, awards and refreshments, with proceeds benefiting behavioral health programs at Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital.
Taylor Dayne brings her pop hits to The Suffolk in Riverhead. The three-time Grammy-nominated singer is known for “Tell It To My Heart” and No. 1 singles including “Love Will Lead You Back.”
The Suffolk hosts “Twin Peaks: Conversation With the Stars,” a live event celebrating the iconic TV series created by Mark Frost and David Lynch. The program features Sheryl Lee, Ray Wise, Michael Horse, Sabrina S. Sutherland and Josh Eisenstadt, with VIP photo packages and autographs available for purchase.
The Wading River Shoreham Chamber of Commerce’s annual Fall Festival returns to The Shoppes at East Wind with live music by SouthBound, line dancing, food trucks, and local vendors. Kids’ activities include a bounce house, crafts, and hands-on activities. Free admission; rain or shine.
The Young Dubliners perform at The Suffolk in Riverhead. The long-running Celtic rock band is touring while working on its 10th studio album.
Magician Asi Wind brings his show to The Suffolk in Riverhead. Wind has been honored by Hollywood’s Magic Castle and is known for his off-Broadway show “Inner Circle” and his appearance on “Penn & Teller: Fool Us.” Tickets are $49–$99.
John Ondrasik, the songwriter and performer known as Five for Fighting, performs at The Suffolk with a string quartet. The program includes songs such as “Superman (It’s Not Easy),” “100 Years,” and “The Riddle.”
Riverhead High School’s Class of 1976 will return to campus for a 50th reunion tour. Alumni will walk the halls, revisit old classrooms and see what has changed since 1976.
Riverhead High School’s Class of 1976 will celebrate its 50th reunion with a Friday meet-and-greet at Digger’s Ales N Eats and a Saturday banquet and DJ at Hotel Indigo East End. Advance contact is requested by Oct. 1.
Riverhead High School’s Class of 1976 will celebrate its 50th reunion with a Friday meet-and-greet at Digger’s Ales N Eats and a Saturday banquet and DJ at Hotel Indigo East End. Advance contact is requested by Oct. 1.