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Executive Function with Dr. Donna Thiele

Free

The Merrick LibraryMerrick

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Cars & Coffee

The Corwith HouseBridgehampton

The Hicksville Chamber of Commerce 22nd Annual Hicksville Street Fair

Nelson Avenue alongside Newbridge RoadHicksville

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HAMPTON VINTAGE – A Luxury Marketplace

Westhampton Beach Village GreenWesthampton

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RALLY DAY for Old Whalers’ Church Sunday School on Sunday, September 14th!

Ages: 3 and up
Classes
Community
Family

Old Whalers’ ChurchSag Harbor

A Sweet and Happy New Year Celebration

Ages: 12 and under
Family
Free
Holiday

Merrick Jewish CentreMerrick

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Mental Health Program at Sag Harbor Cinema – Adolescent Anxiety & Social Media

Ages: 13 and up
Community
Family
Film

Sag Harbor CinemaSag Harbor

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Oktoberfest at GHBC

Greenport Harbor Brewing Company’s Peconic Tasting RoomPeconic

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Tattoo: The Human Canvas

Art
Free

The Long Island MuseumStony Brook

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Great Neck Library Sunday Performance: Cambiata Cello Duo featuring Suzanne Mueller and Paul Finkelstein

Free
Music

10 Campbell Street, New Hyde Park, NY 11040New Hyde Park

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