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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.
Southold Yacht Club will hold an open house with tours of the clubhouse and boatyard, beach access next to Goose Creek Beach, and a chance to meet members and Junior Sailing Program instructors. The event is free and open to the public.
East End Arts & Humanities Council presents its 30th annual Mosaic Festival on May 31, from 12 noon to 5 p.m.
North Fork Community Theatre stages Cole Porter’s musical comedy “Anything Goes,” set aboard the S.S. American. Performances run May 14-17, May 21-24 and May 28-31, with evening shows Thursday through Saturday and Sunday matinees.
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.
Riverhead Free Library will host “America and the Black Vote,” a program and forum presented by AAECF, Inc. The program will explore the significance, impact and legacy of the Black vote in America, followed by discussion.
Country-themed community event featuring live music, BBQ vendors, line dancing, drinks and family activities. Hosted by the Riverhead Chamber of Commerce.
Riverhead Free Library hosts “Structures of Sound,” a discussion series led by Ben exploring classic albums and artists. Sessions will cover records by Pink Floyd, Jeff Buckley, Radiohead and Black Country, New Road.
The Suffolk hosts LIVE AND LET DIE — The Music of Paul McCartney, a multimedia concert production featuring Tony Kishman. The show includes music from McCartney’s solo work and the Beatles catalog, with concert lighting, sound, and projected visuals.
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 Suffolk hosts LIVE AND LET DIE — The Music of Paul McCartney, a multimedia concert production featuring Tony Kishman. The show includes music from McCartney’s solo work and the Beatles catalog, with concert lighting, sound, and projected visuals.
Riverhead Free Library will host a community blood drive on Monday, June 8 from noon to 6 p.m. Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins are welcome.
The U.S. Navy will host the 63rd Restoration Advisory Board meeting for the Former Naval Weapons Industrial Reserve Plant Calverton in a virtual Zoom webinar. The public is welcome to attend, with limited time for audience questions.
Burner Prudenti Law, P.C. will present a free talk at Riverhead Free Library explaining the differences between revocable and irrevocable trusts. The program will also cover potential advantages of placing assets, including a home, into a trust.
Riverhead Free Library will host a free movie matinee screening of “Hamilton,” the filmed Broadway musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda. Concession-style snacks will be available, and no registration is required.
Friends of The Big Duck and the Flanders Village Historical Society will host a tag sale at Big Duck Ranch with gently used household items, décor, small furniture, antiques and collectibles. Admission and parking are free, and the Long Island Duck Farming Exhibit will be open in the Victorian Barn from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Step aboard the SLED bus at the Riverhead Free Library for a time-travel themed program tied to the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Participants can sign a replica document, take a souvenir photo, and play Revolutionary trivia while they wait.
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.