Upcoming events on Long Island
Continuing the list — 259 curated events total. Handpicked by The Editors.
Editor's Pick FRIDAY KOMPA VYBEZ
Prime on the Mile runs a weekly Kompa night every Friday starting at 5pm. The Haitian dance music series is free and happens right on Freeport's Woodcleft Avenue waterfront strip—come early for a table or just show up later when things get going.
- When
- Where
- Prime on the Mile, Freeport
Editor's Pick Nautilus 1 Year Anniversary Party
Nautilus Roasting is turning one year old and throwing a Saturday afternoon party to mark it. Free event starts at 2pm—expect coffee, probably some live music, and the usual Huntington Station crowd celebrating the shop that's become a local fixture on New York Avenue.
- When
- Where
- Nautilus Roasting Co - Coffee Shop and Cafe, Huntington Station
Argyle Theater Cabaret — Summer Sunday Series
Six Broadway + Off-Broadway performers in the Argyle's intimate cabaret format. 90 minutes, no intermission, table seating, two-drink minimum. The summer series brings the bigger touring names — book the front balcony two-tops 3+ months ahead.
- When
- Where
- Argyle Theater, Babylon
- Price
- See ticket page
Editor's Pick SecretSeshLI
SquareHead Brewing in Holbrook hosts this weekly Saturday market at 5 PM, bringing together local vendors in their taproom. It's free to browse, and you're already at a brewery with solid beer and food. Parking is easy off High Street near the Holbrook LIRR station.
- When
- Where
- SquareHead Brewing Company, Holbrook
Editor's Pick 'Greenport Concert Series', featuring : TAL NACCARATO, LIVE!
Guitarist Tal Naccarato plays acoustic americana, folk, and blues—originals plus traditional covers—at this free afternoon concert at Floyd Memorial Library. It's part of Greenport's summer series, and 3 PM means you can still catch sunset somewhere on the water after.
- When
- Where
- Floyd Memorial Library, Greenport
Da Ya Think I'm Sexy: The Ultimate Rod Stewart Tribute
NYCB Theatre at Westbury hosts a touring Rod Stewart tribute act in the venue's signature in-the-round format. 2,870 seats, indoor, accessible, free abundant parking, and the boomer-friendly evening rhythm — 8 PM show, out by 10:30, home in time for the late local news.
- When
- Where
- NYCB Theatre at Westbury, Westbury
- Price
- See ticket page
Greenport Maritime Festival — North Fork Harbor Weekend
Greenport's annual Maritime Festival turns the working harbor village into a regional weekend destination — tall ships in the harbor, oyster shucking competitions, traditional whaleboat races, food + craft vendors along Front Street, live music throughout. Free admission. The locals' East End fall favorite.
- When
- Where
- Greenport Village Harbor, Greenport
Editor's Pick Islanders vs. Rangers — Battle of New York
The Islanders host the Rangers at UBS Arena in Belmont — the regular-season opener of the most-watched rivalry in NYC-area pro sports. UBS Arena is the modernized 17,000-seat home of the Islanders since 2021. Plan extra time for parking + the Belmont Park access road traffic on game nights.
- When
- Where
- UBS Arena, Belmont Park
- Price
- See ticket page
Editor's Pick Perreo Thursday Presents: Colombian Independence Celebration
Patchogue's weekly reggaeton night throws a Colombian Independence party with free entry before 11PM if you RSVP through Eventbrite (spots are limited, so grab yours early). The party's at 219 E Main, right in the middle of Patchogue's bar strip—easy to make a night of it.
- When
- Where
- 219 E Main St, Patchogue
- Price
- See ticket page
Editor's Pick Urban Ecology: Adult Program, $4 per person upon arrival
How do raccoons, hawks, and native plants survive in suburban Kings Park? This adult-focused program digs into urban wildlife adaptation and what homeowners can do to make their yards more hospitable to local species. $4 at the door, meets at the park's main office.
- When
- Where
- Nissequogue River State Park Main Office (Charles & Helen Reichert Administration Building), Kings Park
Editor's Pick Marvelous Monarchs: Children's Program, $4 per child upon arrival
This kids' program at Connetquot River State Park Preserve focuses on monarch butterflies—their migration patterns, life cycle, and why they're essential pollinators. It's $4 per child at the door despite being listed as free. The preserve entrance is right off Sunrise Highway in Oakdale.
- When
- Where
- Connetquot River State Park Preserve, Oakdale
Editor's Pick Beginner Kawaii Class for Kids
This free 4-week kawaii drawing class at Islip Arts Council teaches kids those big-eyed, adorable character styles. Tuesdays at noon starting July 21 on Sunrise Highway in Bay Shore.
- When
- Where
- Islip Arts Council Gallery, Bay Shore