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Saturday May 3, 2025

PaintCare Farmingdale

8 am – noon

Paint Drop-off and PaintShare™ Giveaway Event – Farmingdale State College

FARMINGDALE STATE COLLEGEFarmingdale

matthew at march

9:30 am – 4 pm

“Fight for Earth” Day and Spring Festival

George Mercer Jr. School of TheologyGarden City

Beach Debris

10 am – noon

AMSEAS Beach Walk & Cleanup at Hallock State Park

Hallock State Park PreserveRiverhead

Community Shred Day_May 2025

10 am – 2 pm

Community Shred Day – Paper Shredding and Recycling

Emma Clark LibrarySetauket

hallock+state+park+preserve

10 am – 2 pm

Love My Parks Day

Ages: 5 and up
Community
Environment
Family

Hallock State Park PreserveRiverhead

tulip photo

10 am – 4 pm

Tulip Festival at Heritage Farm & Garden

Ages: 3 and up
Craft & DIY
Environment
Family

Heritage Farm and GardenMuttontown

10 am – 2 pm

I Love My Park Day

Ages: 8 and under
Environment
Family
Free

Orient Beach State ParkOrient

I Love My Park Day 2025

10 am – 2 pm

I Love My Park Day w. AMSEAS at Hallock State Park

Hallock State Park PreserveRiverhead

10:30 am – noon

Docent Tours in the Landcraft Garden

Landcraft Garden FoundationMattituck

1 – 5 pm

Reggae Fest 2025 at GHBC

Greenport Harbor Brewing Company’s Peconic Tasting RoomPeconic

3 – 7 pm

Reggae Fest at GHBC

greenpor harbor brewerypeconic

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