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Saturday Oct. 18, 2025

Beach Debris

10 am – noon

AMSEAS Beach Walk & Cleanup at Hallock State Park

Hallock State Park PreserveRiverhead

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10 am – 4 pm

Sculpture in the Garden: Sarah Sze at Landcraft Gardens

Landcraft Garden FoundationMattituck

10:30 am – noon

Docent Tours in the Landcraft Garden

Landcraft Garden FoundationMattituck

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2 – 6 pm

Fitzhugh Karol: On the Grounds

Arts Center at Duck CreekEast Hampton

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4 – 5 pm

East End Environment Series: Hidden in Plain Sight: Long Island’s Rare and Unusual Fish with Naturalist Aidan Perkins

South Fork Natural History Museum (SoFo)Bridgehampton

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7 – 10 pm

Seatuck Bats & Brews Benefit 2025

Scully EstateIslip

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7 – 11 pm

Bats & Brews Benefit

550 S Bay Ave Islip, NY 11751 United States

Sunday Oct. 19

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11 am – noon

Feeding Time, Help Feed the Museum’s Turtles & Fish

Environment

South Fork Natural History Museum (SoFo)Bridgehampton

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2 – 6 pm

Fitzhugh Karol: On the Grounds

Arts Center at Duck CreekEast Hampton

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