All upcoming events
Every listing on the Long Island Wave calendar, soonest first. For the month view, see the calendar.
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Dear Evan Hansen at the Engeman
The Tony-winning Best Musical takes the John W. Engeman Theater main stage through October 25. Performance days and times vary by week; schedule and tickets at engemantheater.com.
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Bayville Scream Park Season Opening
The haunt park's 21st season runs September 18 through November 7, with six haunted attractions on select evenings and not-so-scary daytime hours on weekends. Hours vary by night; check the park calendar.
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RISE of the Jack O'Lanterns
The walk-through jack o’lantern trail returns for a 13th season on 21 select nights between October 2 and November 1. The route carries more than 10,000 illuminated objects, including some 7,000 hand-carved pumpkins and
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Halloween House Long Island at its New Greenlawn Home
Indoor, all-ages walk-through of immersive Halloween rooms with no actors, no jump scares and no gore: a glow room, haunted carnival with playable games, trick-or-treat room and more, about 40 to 45 minutes. Posted hours
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White Post Farms Fall Farm Festival
Fall festival weekends plus Columbus Day at the Melville animal farm: hayrides through the cornfields (running through October 31), the new dinosaur exhibit, giraffe feeding, lorikeet landing and the petting zoo, all inc
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Stony Brook Village Scarecrow Competition Voting
Hand-built scarecrows from the 36th annual competition line the village center through October. Public voting runs October 3 through 25, and winners are announced at the Halloween Festival on October 31.
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Scarecrow Garden Exhibit at Old Westbury Gardens
A stroll-through exhibit of creative scarecrows, from charming to wonderfully weird, with Crowd Favorite voting through October 31. Included with admission, daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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White Post Farms Fall Farm Festival
The Melville animal farm's 36th annual fall festival runs weekends through October 25, plus Columbus Day Monday October 12: pumpkin picking, rides, live shows and the animal farm, with gates opening in the morning. Check
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Chefs Against Hunger Dinner Series at Tellers Next Door
Eight chef-crafted multi-course dinners with wine pairings, October 5 through November 3, benefiting Long Island Cares, the Harry Chapin Regional Food Bank. A different guest chef leads each evening.
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The Spooky Walk at Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck
The 38th annual Spooky Walk, a roughly 45-minute haunted walk through the camp's dark woods, run entirely by volunteers since 1989. Four nights only: October 16, 17, 23 and 24, 7 to 9 p.m. each night. Tickets $25, and ev
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Town of Oyster Bay Foodie Week
Restaurants across the Town of Oyster Bay serve signature Foodie Week dishes alongside their regular menus, from Massapequa to Bayville. Sixteen restaurants listed so far; full list and specials at FoodieWeek.com.
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New York Long Island Film Festival
Independent film festival with screening blocks at the Lindenhurst Moose Lodge Wednesday through Sunday and at the South Shore Theatre Experience, 115 South Wellwood Ave, Thursday through Saturday. Filmmaker Q&As follow
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MoCA L.I.ghts Projection Art Festival
Downtown Patchogue becomes an open-air projection gallery for five nights, 6 to 11 p.m. nightly. Free; walk or drive the route through the village.
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Trick or Treat Tours at Planting Fields
Family Halloween tours across the historic Coe estate in the week leading to Halloween. Per-day times vary; check the foundation's calendar.
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Terrifying Trails at Belmont Lake State Park
Haunted trail rides in driven Terror Carts, with film screenings, live performances and costume contests. Runs Oct. 23-25 and Oct. 30-31, 8-11 p.m. nightly. $42 Fridays and Sundays, $45 Saturdays; tickets sold online in
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Fred Golofaro Memorial South Shore Classic
Surf fishing tournament for bluefish and striped bass from the beaches between Jones Beach West End and Moriches Inlet. Starts noon Friday, ends noon Sunday, awards 12:30pm Sunday at Captree. $20 entry, register by Octob
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Haunted Hikes at the Garden City Bird Sanctuary
After-dark walks on the sanctuary's wooded trails, two nights only. Gates 6:30pm, last admission 7:45pm, ends 8pm. $10 per person, online or at the door; proceeds support the all-volunteer nonprofit preserve.
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Fall 5K at Planting Fields
A 5K through the grounds of the 409-acre Planting Fields estate in Oyster Bay, run the first weekend the new Oudolf Garden is open to the public.
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Freeport Gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show
Kaleidoscope Gem Shows brings dealers in jewelry, estate pieces, minerals, fossils and beads back to the Freeport Recreation Center for a two-day fall show.
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Westhampton Beach Farmers Market
More than 60 vendors, growers and producers sell local produce, seafood, baked goods, flowers and Long Island wine on the Village Green every Saturday morning, through November.
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Long Beach Farmers Market
Local produce, baked goods, pickles, coffee, and artisanal foods fill Kennedy Plaza in front of City Hall every Wednesday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays add Arts in the Plaza, the city's outdoor arts and music
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Card Making Workshop with Nancy Raynor
Make handmade holiday cards with instructor Nancy Raynor at the museum farm.
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Fright Takes Flight: Haunted Hangar Halloween
Family Halloween party inside the American Airpower Museum's hangar: trick-or-treat stations among historic aircraft, a haunted house, a spooky WWII bomber and, weather allowing, the Ghost Flyer Express tram. Last admiss
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ELIJA Farm Fall Festival
Fall festival at the ten-acre nonprofit farm: pumpkin patch, hayrides, a spooky walk, bounce house, live music and local vendors. General admission $20; proceeds fund the farm's vocational programs.
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Little Town Fall Festival
The Rockville Centre Chamber of Commerce closes North Long Beach Road between Seaman Avenue and Greystone Road for a corn maze, live music, crafts, raffles, store specials, inflatable costume characters, a Halloween scav
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Town of Oyster Bay Family Fall & Halloween Festival
Free festival with a U-Pick pumpkin patch (while supplies last), Halloween games and giveaways, inflatables, a hayride and food trucks. Costumes encouraged. Rain or shine.
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Film Screening: To God's Ear, with Director Q&A
Filmed on the North Fork of Long Island, To God’s Ear is an independent film by veteran director and writer Stan Schofield about trauma, grief, resilience, and the healing power of connection. The film follows the unlik
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East End Jazz: The Heart of America, Songs of Our Roots
An evening of blues, spirituals, gospel and country presented in honor of America's 250th anniversary, at the 1731 Jamesport Meeting House.
- Lotus Land
- Toad the Wet Sprocket: Rings, The Acoustic Tour
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Trick or Treating at Old Westbury Gardens
Costumed trick-or-treating through the gardens with nut-free candy, included with admission; registration required. A Halloween puppet show follows at 1 p.m.
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Old Time Baseball Ghost Game at Old Bethpage Village
The Halloween-season Ghost Game: vintage base ball by 19th-century rules with a spooky twist.
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Trunk or Treat at Union United Methodist Church
Costumed kids collect candy car to car in the church lot. Free and open to the neighborhood.
- Pinkalicious the Musical
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Last Charge of the Light Horse
Songwriter Jean-Paul Vest and his band bring their roots rock, a sound that has reached No. 1 on college radio and wanders happily into banjo, tablas, clarinet and odd time signatures, to the Sunday concert series at the
- Booker T. Jones Quartet Live in Concert
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Melville Chamber Business Expo
The chamber's annual expo fills the Hilton in Melville with exhibitors from across Long Island for a day built around new business: booths, introductions and a room full of owners and decision makers, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Happy Hour at Enology
Early-evening pricing on select plates, pours, and cocktails, three evenings a week. Bar seats only.
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Free Classes for First Responders at STRONG Pilates Commack
For National First Responders Day, every regularly scheduled 45-minute class is free for firefighters, police officers, EMTs, paramedics, nurses and other emergency personnel. Classes at 5:30, 6:30, 7:30, 8:30 and 9:30 A
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Suffolk Class AA Girls Volleyball Semifinal: Northport at Smithtown East
Top-seeded, undefeated Smithtown East (15-0) hosts fourth-seeded Northport in the Suffolk County Class AA girls volleyball semifinal. Admission charged; tickets through GoFan.
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My Kind of Town: Casa Stellina Turns Wednesday Into Sinatra Night
Frank Sinatra classics performed live by vocalist Gino Dabbicco, every Wednesday evening in the dining room. Modern Italian cooking, candlelight, and My Way before the night is out. Reservations recommended.
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Ladies Night at The Audrey
Ladies Night every Wednesday from 6 PM: 50% off all drinks, the full bar included, cocktails, wine, beer and seltzers alike. The dinner menu runs as usual, so it works as a night out rather than only a stop at the bar. N
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Live Music with Emy McB
Live music with Emy McB at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
- The Rocky Horror Picture Show Original Cast Spooktacular Tour
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Trivia Night at The Audrey
Trivia at the bar every Thursday at 8 PM. Bring a team, or turn up alone and join one; no entry fee and no sign-up, but the bar fills on a quiz night so arrive in good time. The full dinner menu runs throughout, and happ
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Buried Child at The Strongbox Theater
Sam Shepard's Pulitzer Prize winning drama staged in East Rockaway's new playhouse. Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m., plus Thursday Nov. 5 at 8 p.m.
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Bellmore Friday Night Car Show
A weekly car show in the Bellmore LIRR parking lot on Broadway, between Bellmore Avenue and Bedford Avenue, presented by the Chamber of Commerce of the Bellmores and the Town of Hempstead. Every Friday evening through Oc
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Oyster Bay Halloween Ghost Walk & Dance Party
Costumed ghost parade from Oyster Bay High School west to the Derby-Hall bandstand in Townsend Park, with a DJ and food and drink for purchase. Children and dogs welcome; bring lanterns and noisemakers.
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Spooky-Palooza Dance Party & Costume Contest
Costume contest and dance party with complimentary food, cash bar and music from DJ Henry Eau. $90, or $75 each for groups of 2 or more; ticket includes a spritzer at Sag Harbor Cinema's Green Room. Proceeds benefit The
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Hocus Pocus: The Taste-A-Long Experience
A screening of Hocus Pocus paired with themed tastings synced to the film, 7 to 9 p.m. A Halloween-season night out in Port Washington.
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Halloween Silent Disco Dance Party at Guild Hall
Guild Hall's Halloween silent disco: headphone channels, costumes encouraged. Tickets through Guild Hall's box office.
- Whose Live Anyway?
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Tarot & Tales: A Night with the Spirits at Raynham Hall
Halloween-week evening at the Townsend family spy house with Spiritualist healer Samantha Lynn DiFronzo and museum educator Mary Kenny; each guest receives a five-minute tarot reading. Light refreshments. Tickets $75, sp
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1880s Haunted Halloween at Old Bethpage Village
Safe trick-or-treating through the historic village, a children's costume parade and contest with prizes, music and dancing. Both days 10 AM to 4 PM, last entry 2:15 PM.
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Pumpkin Park at Adventureland
Halloween at the amusement park: trick-or-treating along Sweet Street, costumes encouraged, rides running 11am to 5pm. Included with park admission.
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Halloween Darty at Moksha Cafe
Daytime Halloween party with DJ Briezee, coffee, wine and kava, plus kids trick-or-treating from open to close. Costumes encouraged.
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WMHO 36th Annual Halloween Festival
Stony Brook Village's Halloween afternoon with trick-or-treating around the crescent and the scarecrow competition winners announced at 2 p.m.
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Deepwells Mansion Macabre: A Thriller and Horror Festival
A Halloween night on Long Island: Deepwells Mansion Macabre, a thriller and horror film festival, brings independent genre cinema, red carpet photos, a costume contest, food and drink and raffles to the historic Deepwell
- The Rocky Horror Picture Show
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Long Island Restaurant Week (Fall 2026)
Eight days of prix-fixe dining at more than 180 restaurants across Nassau and Suffolk, running Sunday to Sunday. Three-course dinners at $30, $40 and $48, plus a $25 two-course lunch.
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Emmett Hughes at LIMEHOF
Emmett Hughes plays the Sunday concert series at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame in Stony Brook. Free with general admission to the Hall of Fame, $10 at the door for the concert alone, free for membe
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Suffolk Class AA Girls Volleyball Championship
The Suffolk County Class AA girls volleyball final. Admission charged; tickets through GoFan.
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MOMMAS House 40th Anniversary Gala
MOMMAS House marks 40 years of housing and supporting Long Island's young mothers and their children with its anniversary gala at Westbury Manor. Tickets and details at mommashouse.org.
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Live Music with Greg Antonelli
Live music with Greg Antonelli at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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LIMEHOF Induction: Ray Romano and Rory Rosegarten
The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame inducts its first non-music members in 22 years: Ray Romano and executive producer Rory Rosegarten. Open to the public, 8:30 p.m.; ticket availability is limited.
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Mary Beth Keane at Northport Books
The bestselling author of Ask Again, Yes visits the village bookshop.
- Absolute Adele with Jennifer Cella
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Long Island Potato Festival
The first annual celebration of Long Island's potato-farming heritage, moved from September after the nor'easter. Food trucks, vendors and family fun. Saturday 1 to 6 PM, Sunday 11 AM to 5 PM. Free admission and free par
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Raptor Day at the Vanderbilt Museum
Meet live, rescued birds of prey on the grounds of the Vanderbilt estate in Centerport.
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NEWLIFE Wellness Summit & Expo
Two days in Times Square, a short LIRR ride from Long Island: about 100 speakers and exhibitors on longevity, biohacking, functional medicine, anti-aging, holistic health, consciousness and wellness technology, with lect
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Riverhead Winter Farmers Market at Hallockville
The winter farmers market moves to the restored 1937 Naugles Barn at Hallockville Museum Farm. Saturdays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., November 7 through April.
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22nd Annual Blue Point Cask Ales Festival
More than 100 casks of small-batch and one-off beers from breweries across the country, with food trucks and live music from Blink 180 and The 90s Band. General admission $40 includes a 5-ounce tasting glass. After-party
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The Jazz Room: A Journey to the Heart of New Orleans
A cabaret-style New Orleans jazz night inside Stereo Garden, the 1940s Patchogue roller rink turned event hall: hot jazz, ragtime and brass standards at shared tables. Tickets from about 39 dollars; an additional night i
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A Christmas Carol at Theatre Three
The 42nd annual production of the Jeffrey Sanzel adaptation, running November 7 through December 27. Evenings at 7 p.m. with Wednesday matinees; about 2 hours with intermission. All November performances $30; otherwise $
- Darlene Love
- The Last Waltz Celebration
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86th Artist Members Exhibition Opens at Guild Hall
Opening day of Guild Hall's non-juried members show, 300+ local artists, alongside the Michael A. Butler solo exhibition Somewhere in Time. Through January 10. Museum open Thu-Sun 12-5; $12, seniors $10, members/children
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Blotto Fest
An afternoon of Blotto, the Albany new wave band behind 'I Wanna Be a Lifeguard', at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame in Stony Brook. Free with general admission to the Hall of Fame, $10 at the door f
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Accord Treble Choir: There is a Seam
The Accord Treble Choir performs as part of the Jamesport Meeting House 1731 Concert Series.
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LuminoCity Holiday Lights Festival
The holiday lantern festival returns to Eisenhower Park for its fifth year with the new Lumi Express train ride through the displays. Hours vary by night; per-night details and tickets on the festival site. Free parking
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Live Music with Emy McB
Live music with Emy McB at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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Owl Prowl at the Vanderbilt Museum
An evening environmental program about Long Island's owls at the Vanderbilt estate. Runs Friday November 13 and Saturday November 14; check the museum site for each night's time.
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After Hours: Dear Mazie with Curator Amber Esseiva
Dear Mazie curator Amber Esseiva in conversation with Emanuel Admassu and Jen Wood of AD-WO on the exhibition's development, with a Q&A and after-hours viewing. $20, members $15.
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A Saturday Afternoon with Germany and Austria
A guided Saturday tasting at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James: Germany and Austria, and not just Riesling. Six wines, and the reasons each one made the cut, 1 to 2:30 PM. $69 per guest, or $89 with a cheese plate
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Gail Storm: Live at the Meeting House CD Debut
Gail Storm debuts her live album recorded at the Jamesport Meeting House.
- Jim Messina
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Marley Bone at LIMEHOF
Marley Bone plays the Sunday concert series at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame in Stony Brook. Free with general admission to the Hall of Fame, $10 at the door for the concert alone, free for members
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Strings Under the Stars at the Reichert Planetarium
A string quartet performs under the planetarium dome at the Vanderbilt Museum in Centerport.
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Syosset Street Fair
Rescheduled from September 27 after the late-September nor'easter. Vendors, food and family activities along Jackson Avenue in downtown Syosset.
- The Cowsills
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An Evening of Innovations at Destination Forum
Six dental industry speakers from Planmeca, Geistlich, Nuventus, Komet, Hu-Friedy Group and Synergy Dental Ceramics give short talks that follow an implant case from 3D imaging to the final restoration, at the Destinatio
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Live Music with Austin Merullo
Live music with Austin Merullo at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
- Daniel in The Lions' Den, featuring Queen Esther
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The New York Bee Gees at Theatre Three
One-night tribute concert on the Theatre Three mainstage.
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Santa Photos at the Conklin Barn
Santa returns to the 1830s barn beside the Conklin Farmhouse for the 17th year, with Len Marks Photography behind the camera. Proceeds support the Townwide Fund of Huntington.
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Barnaby Saves Christmas at Theatre Three
Theatre Three's children's holiday show runs November 21 through December 27; check the theater's calendar for showtimes.
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Olivia & Dolly Tribute Christmas Show
Mor Schwartz brings her Olivia Newton-John and Dolly Parton tribute to the Bellmore Movies & Showplace for a holiday edition, backed by a live band and billed at the theater as Hopelessly Olivia and Dolly and Divas. The
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Pete The Cat
Landmark Kids stage show for young children at the Jeanne Rimsky Theater.
- WHLI Presents a Night of Music and Memories
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51st Annual Port Washington Thanksgiving Day 5-Mile Run
Port Washington's Thanksgiving morning tradition returns for its 51st year. About 4,000 runners, joggers and walkers take on the five-mile course from Manorhaven Beach Park, with proceeds supporting local health, youth a
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Northport Village Christmas Tree Lighting
The village tree lights in Northport Village Park the Friday after Thanksgiving.
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Country Parlor Folk Art and Gift Show
The farm's Thanksgiving-weekend folk art and gift show in Naugles Barn.
- Blue Oyster Cult
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Holiday Makers Market at The Church
6th annual market with 22 local makers: ceramics, candles, jewelry, knitwear, leatherwork, textiles and more. $5 per day at the door, under 12 free. Creativity Lab crafts for families 11am-2pm both days.
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Firetog & Co. at LIMEHOF
Firetog & Co. close out November in the Sunday concert series at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame in Stony Brook. Free with general admission to the Hall of Fame, $10 at the door for the concert alone
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A Christmas Carol at The Strongbox Theater
Patrick Barlow's adaptation of the Dickens classic runs through the holidays in the 90-seat theater inside East Rockaway's old bank. Tickets on sale soon; check the theater's site for showtimes.
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Live Music with Greg Antonelli
Live music with Greg Antonelli at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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Reckless at Northeast Stage
Show dates are December 4, 5, 11, 12 at 7pm and December 6 & 13th at 2pm. "Reckless" is a dark comedy play by Craig Lucas that follows Rachel, who, on Christmas Eve, learns her husband has hired a hitman to kill her. Thi
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St. Kilian's Holiday Fair
Annual parish holiday fair with craft and gift vendors, two days in the heart of Farmingdale. Per-day hours posted by the parish.
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Reckless at Northeast Stage (Sunday matinee)
Show dates are December 4, 5, 11, 12 at 7pm and December 6 & 13th at 2pm. "Reckless" is a dark comedy play by Craig Lucas that follows Rachel, who, on Christmas Eve, learns her husband has hired a hitman to kill her. Thi
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Live Music with Mark Hubbard
Live music with Mark Hubbard at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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Deck the Shelves: Holiday Book Crawl Bus Trip
The Audiobook Walking Club of Long Island runs a coach bus from Long Island to Manhattan bookshops and holiday market pop-ups. Tickets at audiobookwalkingclubli.com.
- Vic DiBitetto
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Live Music with Nick Picarella
Live music with Nick Picarella at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
- Santa's Circus
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Carols and Cookies with the Meeting House Chorus
A free holiday sing-along with the Meeting House Chorus followed by a cookie reception. Donations welcome.
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Girl Code - A Party For The Girls
Girl Code is the women-first daytime dance party where friendship, freedom, and female energy take over the dance floor. Come dance with your best friend, scream every lyric, and completely let go, without pressure, judg
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Live Music with Austin Merullo
Live music with Austin Merullo at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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Live Music with Emy McB
Live music with Emy McB at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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Live Music with Nick Picarella
Live music with Nick Picarella at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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Live Music with Greg Antonelli
Live music with Greg Antonelli at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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Live Music with Mark Hubbard
Live music with Mark Hubbard at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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Live Music with Austin Merullo
Live music with Austin Merullo at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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Live Music with Emy McB
Live music with Emy McB at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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Live Music with Nick Picarella
Live music with Nick Picarella at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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Live Music with Greg Antonelli
Live music with Greg Antonelli at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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Live Music with Mark Hubbard
Live music with Mark Hubbard at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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Live Music with Austin Merullo
Live music with Austin Merullo at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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Live Music with Emy McB
Live music with Emy McB at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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Live Music with Nick Picarella
Live music with Nick Picarella at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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Live Music with Greg Antonelli
Live music with Greg Antonelli at Enology Wine Bar & Bistro in Saint James, 6 to 8 PM: unhurried live music that sits just right beside a good pour. Reserve a table to make an evening of it.
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