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Ice Cream Shops on Long Island to Try this Summer 🍦
Summer is quickly approaching, and that means it’s prime time to try out the ice cream shops Long Island has to offer…
Sag Harbor’s 2021 Arts & Crafts Fair Begins on June 19 🎭
One of two yearly arts and crafts events sponsored by the Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce, the 2021 Summer Arts & Crafts Fair, will begin on June 19, Father’s Day weekend…
Southampton Indigenous Perspectives Canoe Tour on June 19 🛶
The Long Island Indigenous Perspectives Canoe Tour, hosted by the Southampton History Museum, will be held on June 19. The event, which is set to launch from Conscience Point, will cover the oral histories of local Indigenous peoples…
Top Fishing Spots on Long Island 🎣
It is no surprise that Long Island provides great fishing spots with plenty of lakes, ponds, and streams to choose from. Keep reading to discover some of the best fishing locations for your next venture…
Rum & Colt - Long Island’s Newest Mobile Bar and Bartending Service 🍹
Mobile bar and bartending service known as Rum & Colt has made its way to Long Island. Owners Gabby and James, purchased their 1994 Kingston 2 Horse Trailer in 2020 and have since then transformed it into a unique, on-the-go bar.
Finishing the final touches in late May, 2021, this trailer has officially become ready to use at your next outdoor event or party. Rum & Colt is the perfect addition to any event as they specialize in serving beer, wine, mixed drinks, and mocktails for all your guests…
Long Beach Farmers’ Market is in Session 🍅
The Long Beach Farmers’ Market kicked off for the season on Saturday, May 29 at Kennedy Plaza at 1 W Chester St. It will host a series of local vendors each Wednesday and Saturday, lasting into the fall season.
The market will feature a variety of locally supplied goods for market goers to enjoy. A plethora of certified organic fruits and vegetables, herbs, and greens will be available alongside items like juices, cheese, milk, beer, fresh pasta, pickles, smoked pork, soaps and preserves. Shellfish and regional fish, baked goods, cakes and cookies will also be present at the market, with vegan and gluten free treats available as well…
Catch the Argyle Toys Grand Opening on Saturday, June 19 in Babylon 🧸
Babylon Village will finally be getting its very own toy store this week. Argyle Toys will hold their grand opening on Saturday, June 19 at their storefront on 10 Grove Place.
The idea for the shop came from neighbors, moms, and co-owners Teresa Striker, Amber McCullough and Madeline Lunz…
A Few of Long Island's South Shore Coffee Shops ☕️
Long Island contains coffee shops a-plenty, nestled in the Island’s farthest corners, as well as in more central hubs. Over the years, as more and more coffee shops and cafes have become notable, the tastes of Long Island residents have grown with the introduction of complex brewing and flavors. The shops listed below are just a handful of what the South Shore has to offer…
The Divorced Women’s Blueprint Program Launches Soon for The Quiet Zone Coaching 👱♀️
The Quiet Zone Coaching is providing the Long Island community with essential life skills and coping tools for when life gets tough. Life coach, Susan Petang, helps her clients manage stress, anxiety, and depression through The Quiet Zone Method, which is based on the “gold standards” of psychology. She is strong in developing self-confidence, helping you find the best parts of yourself, and dealing with grief.
Launching within the next two weeks is a new program by Susan Petang called The Divorced Women’s Blueprint, teaching divorced women how to lose the ‘losers’ and find their ideal partner. As Susan states, this program aims to “Help people understand why they made bad choices because the same reasons that we are overwhelmed with life are generally the same reasons that losers, and psychic vampires, and jerks, and mama's boys are attracted to us.” This self-confidence building program will teach you how to heal from past traumas so that you can finally search and find healthy relationships…
Roslyn Farmers' Market Kicks off its 2021 Season 🥧
The Roslyn Farmers’ Market officially kicked off for the season on Wednesday, June 2 at Christopher Morley Park. From now through December 29, you can visit the market every Wednesday between 7 a.m. and 1 p.m.
The market will be hosting more than 30 local farmers and vendors, who will sell a good mix of everything you would expect from a farmers’ market. Market goers will be able to choose from items like fresh fruits and vegetables, bread and other baked goods, jellies and jams, pasta, coffee and tea, seafood, soaps and beauty products, flowers, alcohol, vegan treats, and much more…
Some of the Trendiest Clothing Boutiques to Visit in Suffolk County 👗
It is time to update your wardrobe for the summer!
Shop for your clothing locally this season by reading our list of a few of the trendiest boutiques in Suffolk County…
The Weekly Farmingdale Farmers’ Market has Started Again for Another Season 🍎
Join Farmingdale Village every Sunday starting June 6, 2021 to November 21, 2021 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for The Farmers’ Market by Schneider’s Farm.
Shop a great selection of produce, vegetables, and plenty more offered by Schneider’s Farm located in Melville. The farm has been providing local and fresh produce and plants to the Long Island community for over 60 years. …
Long Island Farm Brewery Celebrates Grand Opening 🍺
Long Island Farm Brewery has officially opened its doors in Manorville, holding its week-long grand opening celebration from June 2 to June 6, 2021.
Long Island Farm Brewery lives up to its name from the moment you step onto the property. Housed in a former potato barn in the historic farming area of Manorville, the building and surrounding land is reminiscent of the Island’s deep agricultural history…
Babylon Summer Sundays Begin on June 13 ☀️
Babylon Village’s first Summer Sunday is set to kick off a series of four events, one Sunday a month throughout the summer season. Summer Sundays will include traffic closures along Deer Park Avenue, allowing residents to browse and support local businesses.
Summer Sundays in Babylon Village are meant to both energize businesses, as well as provide residents a fun day out within the community. Businesses, in particular restaurants, can be enjoyed for seven full hours, from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m., unencumbered by traffic. The Babylon Village Chamber of Commerce is placing special emphasis on brunches…
8 Long Island Hiking Trails Great for the Summer 🥾
Long Island’s 2021 summer season will see more people outside and engaged with their communities and nature. As the weather warms up and local-favorite spots begin to open, Long Island residents will find themselves with a lot of outdoor destinations to choose from.
Long Island Vegan Pop-Up Event 🥬
Calling all Long Island vegans! Stop into the Long Island Vegan Pop-Up this summer to enjoy some treats from vegan food trucks and vendors from all over the Island.
The June schedule offers two different pop-up dates, one in Nassau and one in Suffolk. The first event will be held on June 13, 2021 at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church located at 3434 Hempstead Tpke. in Levittown. Purchase some tasty treats from over 13 vendors including Soul Plant Food, The Waffle Chic, and Sweet Bites Galore from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. with free admission. On June 26, 2021, the Long Island Vegan Pop-Up will be parking its vendors at In The World Ministries located at 85 Gordon Ave. in West Babylon from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. …
Check Out the Huntington Antique Shop Hop this Sunday, June 13 🏺
The Huntington Antique Shop Hop will return this Sunday, June 13 after a hiatus last year. Plan to visit your favorite Huntington antique stores and dealers between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
The Shop Hop event had its first run in September of 2019, when a few Huntington antique stores had the epiphany to join forces in a collaborative event…
The Art League of Long Island Awakens With new Exhibitions and Classes 🎨
The Art League of Long Island has played a major role in the local art scene since its inception as the Huntington Township Art League. The League was formed in the early 1950s out of artists seeking a shared space both for camaraderie and to explore the arts. They have come a long way from holding their initial classes in a barn. This grassroots group of artists, after switching between several homes and titles, was eventually transformed into the modern Art League as known today…
Some of the Sweetest Donut Shops Long Island has to Offer 🍩
Donuts are a niche dessert in a category of their own, often having shops dedicated specifically to them. Luckily, there are plenty to choose from on Long Island. Check out the list we’ve compiled below…
Insta-worthy Stays Out East 📸
As summer approaches, it is the perfect time to book a weekend getaway with friends and family.
We have compiled a list of some noteworthy stays out east that will be sure to make your Instagram feed pop with their beautiful views and aesthetics…