Special Events & Festivals on Long Island
Want to know what's going on in Nassau or Suffolk County during Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, and other holidays? There are lots of special events throughout the year in Long Island, and you'll find out about them here.
New Year's Eve on Long Island
There's no need to travel far to celebrate the passing of the old year. From gala events to dancing to hip hop and rock, there's plenty to do on Long Island on December 31. Here are some places to enjoy New Year's Eve on Long Island.Christmas & Hanukah on Long Island
Find out everything you need to know about Christmas and Hanukah on Long Island: where to see Christmas tree and menorah lightings, where to order holiday take-out, where to eat during the holidays and more.Christmas Day & Christmas Eve Dinners at Restaurants on Long Island
Here's a sampling of some of the great eateries that will be open and serving delicious meals for the holidays.Long Island Christmas Tree Farms
Whether you want to cut down your own tree or prefer buying a freshly-cut one or plant a live tree, here are some Christmas tree farms on Long Island where you can purchase evergreens that have been grown locally.Christmas & Hanukah Dinner Takeout on Long Island
Make your holiday even more enjoyable by ordering Christmas or Hanukah takeout dinners at one of the many local places on Long Island. They'll do all the hard work for you so you can sit back and rela…Hanukah on Long Island
Whether you spell it "Hanukah," "Hanukkah" or "Chanukah," the Jewish Festival of Lights is a joyous celebration, commemorating the victory of the Jews over the Greek-Syrians. Here are some places to celebrate the holiday.Christmas Tree & Menorah Lightings on Long Island
Whether you celebrate Christmas or Hanukah or you just delight in the holidays, there are plenty of festive occasions to bring some sparkling lights into your winter days. Here are some places in Nassau and Suffolk Counties where you can watch Christmas trees and menorahs lit up in all their splendor.Note: This list is updated every year.
Thanksgiving Events on Long Island
Celebrate Thanksgiving on Long Island. Here's a sampling of places to go and things to do on this upcoming holiday.Thanksgiving Dinner on Long Island
If you'd rather sit down to a Thanksgiving meal where you're being served instead of cooking and cleaning in your own home, there are plenty of options on Long Island.Thanksgiving Takeout on Long Island
Enjoy your Thanksgiving dinner without doing all the cooking. Just order Thanksgiving takeout dinners at one of these local places.Halloween on Long Island 2009
There are lots of places to go and things to do for a chilling, thrilling Halloween on Long Island. Even though Halloween only falls on one day, you can celebrate at other times this month with lots of fun festivals and other Halloween-inspired events. Here are some spooky things to do before and on Halloween.For other events this month, see October Events on Long Island
Free Things to Do on Long Island
You don’t have to spend lots of money to enjoy Long Island. From free movies, concerts and plays to museums without admission fees, there’s plenty to see and do on Long Island without dipping deep into your wallet. Here are some places where you can have fun on Long Island for free. Please also check my http://Long Island blog and my <a href="http://longisla…The Port Washington Organic Farmers Market
There's no need to travel far to buy fresh-from-the-farm fruits and vegetables. In season, the Port Washington Town Dock is home to the Port Washington Organic Farmers Market with an abundance of just-picked produce, delicious baked goods and more.Long Island Labor Day Events 2009
NOTE: This page is updated annually.There's no need to drive far in order to have a great Labor Day. There's plenty to see and do in Nassau and Suffolk. From fireworks extravaganzas to an Indian powwow and more, here are some great events happening over the Labor Day weekend.
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Fourth of July 2009 on Long Island
The Fourth of July is synonymous with fireworks, festivities and American traditions. There are lots of great places to celebrate the Fourth of July on Long Island. Here’s a sampling of places to bring the whole family to see fireworks or to experience historic reenactments. All of these events take place on Saturday, the Fourth of July unless otherwise noted.Note: This page will be…