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Sunday March 23, 2025

8 am – 6 pm

Hicks Nurseries’ 35th Annual Flower & Garden Show

Ages: All
Attractions
Family
Free

Hicks NurseriesWestbury

Iconostasis Lent small

9:30 – 11 am

Lenten Season in the Orthodox Church (English Language Services)

Holy Trinity Orthodox Church of East MeadowEast Meadow

Photo – Secret Sirens Scavenger Hunt

11 am – 4 pm

Monster Mayhem Scavenger Hunt

Ages: 5 – 12
Art
Attractions
Family

The Whaling Museum & Education CenterCold Spring Harbor

11 am – 4 pm

Milleridge Inn Pop Up Vendor Market

Ages: 5 – 8
Family
Festivals
Food & Drink

The Milleridge InnJericho

12:30 pm

Patchogue St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Patchogue St. Patrick’s Day ParadePatchogue

Triptych (2)

1 – 4 pm

Triptych by the OOMPHA Artists

Art
Free

BAFFA GallerySayville

1 – 2:30 pm

Glen Cove St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Ages: All
Family
Festivals
Free

Glen Cove St. Patrick’s Day ParadeGlen Cove

Miller Conrad 2 copy

1 – 2 pm

Artist Talk with Carolyn Conrad and Kerry Sharkey-Miller

Art
Free

Women’s Art Center of the HamptonsBridgehampton

27ELogos(800 x 400 px) (9)

2 – 3:30 pm

Drawing with Mari

Art
Classes

The Hampton LibraryBridgehampton

Hart & Soul Band

2 – 3 pm

Great Neck Library Sunday Musical Performance: HART & SOUL: Hits from the 60s and Beyond

Free
Music

159 Bayview Avenue, Great Neck, NY 11023Great Neck

7aPWN0nQ

6 – 8:30 pm

Uncommon Artist: Estefany Molina – Artist Talk & Studio installation tour

Art
Free

The Halyard at Sound View GreenportGreenport

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