Laura Jendzo Skonberg

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Huntington

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Melanie Gulbas

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Enjoy our $40 Everyday Prix Fixe Menu Wednesday through Sunday , featuring your choice of mezze, appetizer, and entrée. Join us Thursdays for 50% off bottles of wine, Fridays for Happy Hour from 5–8 PM featuring $2 oysters and $10 drinks, and Fridays &amp; Saturdays for live entertainment with our DJ starting at 8 PM.

Local Event: Calissa Weekly Happenings

Water Mill

Calissa Weekly Happenings

 Enjoy our $40 Everyday Prix Fixe Menu Wednesday through Sunday , featuring your choice of mezze, appetizer, and entrée. Join...

Trinity Episcopal Church

A free classic movie, a kids’ craft, popcorn and a fun Friday night together!&nbsp;&nbsp;
Bring your friends and family to AWARE’s Movie Night! Enjoy a classic film while the kids get creative with a craft activity.

Local Event: Thanksgiving Movie Event

Thanksgiving Movie Event

A free classic movie, a kids’ craft, popcorn and a fun Friday night together!  
Bring your friends and family to AWARE’s Movie...

Northport High School

Orchestra concert featuring music by Mendelssohn; R. Strauss; Verdi; and Gershwin.&nbsp; Tickets $15.00

Local Event: Musical Journeys

Musical Journeys

Orchestra concert featuring music by Mendelssohn; R. Strauss; Verdi; and Gershwin.  Tickets $15.00

999 S Oyster Bay Rd, Building 110A, Bethpage, NY, 11714

<a href="https://www.chefsarsenal.com/pages/warehouse-sale" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">CHEF'S ARSENAL is having it's Pre-Black Friday 2-Day Warehouse Sale!</a>
NOVEMBER 14th and NOVEMBER 15th - 10AM-4PM
Over 3000 items from Name-Brand Gourmet Cookware &amp; Cutlery Retailers will be 20-50% off. Le Creuset, Wusthof, Henckels, Shun, Scanpan, Riedel, and many more!

Opening the Rear Overhead Doors - Crazy savings on both NEW and open box items!
Free Engraving on Cutlery and Le Creuset Knobs&nbsp;while you wait!
Cash or Credit Card. - Prizes/Raffle/Spin To Win!!!
https://www.chefsarsenal.com/pages/warehouse-sale
999 South Oyster Bay Road, Suite 110A - Bethpage, NY 11714

Local Event: CHEF'S ARSENAL Pre-Black Friday 2-Day Warehouse Sale! Le Creuset, Wusthof & More

Wantagh-Seaford

CHEF'S ARSENAL Pre-Black Friday 2-Day Warehouse...

CHEF'S ARSENAL is having it's Pre-Black Friday 2-Day Warehouse Sale!
NOVEMBER 14th and NOVEMBER 15th - 10AM-4PM
Over 3000 items...

CHEF'S ARSENAL Pre-Black Friday 2-Day Warehouse Sale! Le Creuset, Wusthof & More

Nest on Main

A little bling. A fabulous bag. A bargain you can brag about!
Bling, Bags &amp; Bargains is back! Grab your friends and join us for great finds, fabulous deals, and a little sparkle.

Local Event: Bling, Bags & Bargains

Bling, Bags & Bargains

A little bling. A fabulous bag. A bargain you can brag about!
Bling, Bags & Bargains is back! Grab your friends and join us for...

American Legion Huntington Post 360

The New York Roots Music Association (NYRMA) will turn back the clock to one of the most remarkable years in popular music when it presents “ROOTS ’66” on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at American Legion Post 360, 1 Mill Dam Road in Huntington. Tickets are $30 and can be purchased in advance (Highly Recommended!).
ROOTS ’66 is a live celebration of the music New Yorkers heard coming through their radios in 1966, focusing on the records played by the two great Top 40 rivals of the era: 77 WABC and WMCA 57.
For anyone who grew up in the New York area during the 1960s, those call letters meant much more than radio stations. WABC and WMCA provided the soundtrack to everyday life—coming through car radios, kitchen radios and the little transistor radios that seemed to go everywhere.
And what a soundtrack it was.
In 1966, the definition of “Top 40” was remarkably broad. On any given day, listeners might hear The Beatles and The Rolling Stones followed by The Supremes, The Temptations or Stevie Wonder. There was blue-eyed soul from The Rascals, folk-rock from The Mamas &amp; the Papas, pop from The Monkees, garage rock from ? and the Mysterians, sophisticated songwriting from Burt Bacharach and Hal David, and powerful voices like Percy Sledge, Dusty Springfield and Johnny Rivers.
ROOTS ’66 will recreate that musical variety onstage with songs including “Paint It Black,” “Summer in the City,” “I’m a Believer,” “Ain’t Too Proud to Beg,” “You Can’t Hurry Love,” “96 Tears,” “I Fought the Law,” “Kicks,” “These Boots Are Made for Walkin’,” “Good Lovin’” and many more.
More than 40 musicians and singers will participate in the production. Rather than presenting a conventional tribute band, each song will feature a different lead vocalist, backed by The NYRMA All Stars, creating a constantly changing lineup throughout the evening and allowing each selection to have its own musical personality.
Just as important as the records were the voices that introduced them.
WABC listeners in 1966 started their weekdays with Herb Oscar Anderson, followed during the day by Ron Lundy and the legendary Dan Ingram. Evenings belonged to “Cousin Brucie” Morrow, followed by Chuck Leonard. Across the dial, WMCA’s famous “Good Guys” included Joe O’Brien, Harry Harrison, Jack Spector, “Dandy Dan” Daniel, Gary Stevens and Dean Anthony.
Those personalities made radio feel personal. They joked with listeners, counted down the hits, introduced new records and became celebrities in their own right. The friendly but fierce competition between WABC and WMCA helped make New York one of the most exciting radio markets in America.
ROOTS ’66 is designed to recapture some of that experience—not simply presenting a collection of hits, but celebrating a time when millions of New Yorkers could hear an astonishing range of music simply by turning on the radio.
The setting for the evening is also distinctly local. American Legion Post 360, overlooking Huntington Harbor at 1 Mill Dam Road, has long served Huntington-area veterans and the surrounding community. The Post continues to take an active role in local veterans’ events and community activities, while its renovated hall has also become a home for live music, fundraisers, reunions and other gatherings. The Legion features a full cash bar. There is limtied on site parking.
For NYRMA, that combination of community and live music makes the Legion an ideal setting for ROOTS ’66. They will also be accepting donations of healthy, non-perishable food items to be distributed to our neighbors in need through RockCanRoll. You can find a list of their most needed items here: <a href="https://www.rockcanroll.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/MOSTNEEDEDFOODLIST.pdf" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">rockcanroll.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/MOSTNEEDEDFOODLIST.pdf</a>
The New York Roots Music Association brings together musicians from throughout the Long Island and New York music community to produce ambitious live shows built around a musical theme. Its productions emphasize collaboration, with singers and instrumentalists from different bands and musical backgrounds coming together for one-of-a-kind performances.

Local Event: Roots '66: Celebrating The Sounds Of 1966 AM Radio

Roots '66: Celebrating The Sounds Of 1966 AM Radio

The New York Roots Music Association (NYRMA) will turn back the clock to one of the most remarkable years in popular music when...

Kadampa Meditation Center Long Island (KMC-LI)

Once a month classes - Sunday, Nov 15 and Dec 6 In these classes, children learn simple meditations, as well as methods to calm their minds and deal with negative feelings. Classes include a short discussion about everyday experiences relevant to children, guided meditation, and fun activities that foster habits such as kindness, cooperation, patience, and giving. For ages 6-12.
To ensure that we have enough supplies and assistants, children must pre-register for each class. The class will have a minimum requirement of 3, and caps at 10 children.
<a href="https://meditationonlongisland.org/special-events/kidsclass/111526" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">For more info click here</a>
$5.00 / free for members
Teacher:&nbsp; Brigette Herron
Phone:&nbsp;(631) 549-1000
Email:&nbsp;<a href="mailto:info@kmcli.org">info@kmcli.org</a>

Local Event: Children's Meditation Class

Children's Meditation Class

Once a month classes - Sunday, Nov 15 and Dec 6  In these classes, children learn simple meditations, as well as methods to...

Fetch Shops

Join us and Garrett Camasi Photography on Nov. 21st for a Mini Holiday Photo Session with your pet.&nbsp; We will be creating lasting holiday memories of your pet at their holiday best on a beautiful &amp; festive professional holiday set. 100% of your donation will benefit Huntington's Little Shelter, a non-profit animal shelter dedicated to rescuing and re-homing&nbsp; abandoned dogs and cats since 1927.
Cost: $50 + $30 donation to Little ShelterGo to link in More Info to book your session.
You will receive access to your private on-line gallery to select five (5) high resolution, professionally edited digital images to use however you like.&nbsp; Plus access to a built in store to order custom holiday cards and prints.
Complimentary refreshments will be served, raffle prizes and a goodie bag from FETCH will be provided to all who participate.

Local Event: Annual Holiday Pet Photo Shoot at FETCH

Annual Holiday Pet Photo Shoot at FETCH

Join us and Garrett Camasi Photography on Nov. 21st for a Mini Holiday Photo Session with your pet.  We will be creating...

Meet John&rsquo;s Wahooo Wall of Socks!Walk into <a href="https://wahooomarket.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Wahooo Market by John</a> at 328A Main Street in Huntington Village, and the first thing you&rsquo;ll see is a wall bursting with color: row after row of fun, bright, crazy socks. Our customers stop, smile, and pull out their phones. The wall had become one of our favorite parts of the store, and we realized it deserved a name.So, we asked you.

You Helped Us Name It
We took to Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn and invited our community to help name the wall. The responses poured in with some wonderfully creative ideas. Fan favorites included &ldquo;The Great Wall of Socks,&rdquo; &ldquo;Sock It To Me,&rdquo; &ldquo;The Sock Exchange,&rdquo; and &ldquo;Wall of Happiness.&rdquo;
The final vote came down to a photo finish between two names, John&rsquo;s Wonderful Wall of Socks and The Wahooo Wall, separated by just a handful of votes. You loved them both, so we brought them together.
Please welcome John&rsquo;s Wahooo Wall of Socks, or as we&rsquo;ll call it for short, The Wahooo Wall.
&ldquo;I love the Wahooo Wall of Socks,&rdquo; said John Cronin, our co-founder and Chief Happiness Officer. &ldquo;It really captures the spirit of our wall of socks.&rdquo;
A Must-See Stop in Huntington Village
The Wahooo Wall is more than a display. It&rsquo;s a place to have fun, celebrate, and share a smile.
&ldquo;We love watching customers take photos in front of the wall of socks,&rdquo; said Mark X. Cronin, co-founder of Wahooo Market. &ldquo;It is fast becoming a must-see experience.&rdquo;
Every sock on the wall connects to our mission: spreading happiness and showing what people with differing abilities can do. When you visit, you&rsquo;ll meet John and the team who make Wahooo Market what it is.
The Wahooo Market by John builds on the success John and Mark have had with <a href="https://johnscrazysocks.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">John&rsquo;s Crazy Socks</a>. Wahoo Market by John moves beyond just socks to offer fabulous apparel, home goods, jewelry, snack items, and even dog biscuits. They make wonderful gifts. People are already telling us it's their favorite gift store. What makes it even better is that all of the products are either made by people with different abilities or come from companies that employ people with different abilities. 
Come See It for Yourself
Bring your family, your friends, and your craziest socks. Snap a photo in front of the Wahooo Wall and share it with #WahoooWall
so we can celebrate with you.
You&rsquo;ll find us at 328A Main Street in Huntington Village. Look for the sign out front, come through the gate, walk down the short path, and get ready to shout WAHOOO! 
 
And if you can&rsquo;t shop in person, shop online at <a href="https://wahooomarket.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">wahooomarket.com. </a>

Huntington Has a New Must See Attraction

Meet John’s Wahooo Wall of Socks!Walk into Wahooo Market by John at 328A Main Street in Huntington Village, and the first thing you’ll see is a...

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