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Fort salonga Farm 30 Meadow Glen Road, Northport, 269–9666. Raspberries, early apples, mid–August. 7 days, 10 am–4 pm, fort-salongafarm.com.

Hank’s Farmstand324 County Road 39, Southampton, 726–4667. Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries. 7 days, 9:30 am–6 pm, mid–June through mid–September. hankspumpkintown.com.

Patty’s Berries & Bunches410 Sound Ave., Mattituck, 298–4679. Strawberries, June; blueberries, July–August; raspberries, July–September; blackberries, August. 7 days, 9 am–6 pm. Pick your own ends 5:30 pm. pattysber-riesandbunches.com.

Lewin Farms 812 Sound Ave., Calverton, 929–4327 (next to Wildwood State Park). Straw-

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wickham’s Fruit Farm 28700 Route 25, Cutchogue, 734–6441. Raspberries, strawberries, blueberries, cherries, peaches, blackberries, apples, tours and beehive observations. Open 9 am–5 pm, June–October, closed Sun-days. wickhamsfruitfarm.com.

windy Acres Farm 3810 Middle Country Road, Calverton, 727–4554; windyacresfarmny.com. Open 7 days, 9 am–6 pm. Strawber-ries, raspberries, blackberries, peaches, nectarines, July–August.

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krupski Farms38030 Main Rd., Peconic, 734–6847. Sugar snap peas, shelling peas, all farm vegetables. June–July. 7 days, 9 am– 6 pm.

Lenny Bruno Farms740 Wading River Road, Manorville, 591–3592. Peppers, tomatoes, beans starting in August. 7 days, 9 am–6 pm. lennybrunofarms.com.

Lewin Farms812 Sound Ave., Calverton, 929–4327 (next to Wildwood State Park). Strawberries, apples, peaches, pump-kins, late May to October. 9 am–5 pm, closed Tuesdays. lewinfarm.com.

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july 3Go 4th on the BaySlow cruise and anchor to watch Grucci Fireworks Spectacular from the Great South Bay. Arrive before 6 pm at Captree State Park, East end of Ocean Parkway off Robert Moses Causeway; boats depart 6:30–7 pm, return 11:30 pm– midnight. Prices vary by boat; visit captreefleet.com for details.

july 4 Fireworks show at Bald HillPennysaver Amphitheater, Bald Hill, Farmingville. 648–2500; pennysaver-amp.com. Doors open at 5 pm, concert at 5:30 pm followed by fireworks at 9:15

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july 4 Fourth of july ParadeMain Street, Port Jefferson, 10–11 am. Sponsored by Port Jefferson Fire Depart-ment,473–8910; www.portjeffchamber.com.

july 4Independence day celebration Peconic Riverfront. Family concert at 5:30 pm with local musicians followed by fireworks at 9 pm. Sponsored by the Riv-erhead Business Improvement District. Visit www.riverheadbid.com for details or call 727–7840.

july 4southampton day 8:30 am: Baby Parade; 9:30–11:30 am: Southampton Day Parade Jaymor Rd. to Klinger MS; 11:30 am–noon: Flag raising ceremony; 6 pm–clos-ing: Country Fair activities, concerts, rides, games, food, bingo; 7:30 pm–closing: Bonehead on Midway Stage;

9:30 – 10:30 pm: National Anthem and fireworks by Grucci over Shin-necock Bay. Tickets $3, under 3 free. Proceeds benefit Southampton Fresh Air Home, a not–for–profit residential camp for physically challenged youth. Call 283–5847 or email [email protected] for information.

july 4stars over MontaukUmbrella Beach, located 1/3–mile west of downtown Montauk. Fireworks 9 pm. Rain date July 5. Hosted by the Montauk Chamber of Commerce, 668–2428.

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discovery wetlands cruises The Ward Melville Heritage Organiza-tion’s 27–passenger pontoon boat cruises through Stony Brook Harbor to the sur-rounding wetlands at West Meadow Creek. A naturalist guides visitors through an experience embracing ecology, geology and history. Departs from Boatworks ma-rina. Adults $28, seniors 60+ and students $25, children under 6, $18. Group rates available. Call 751–2244 for reservations and schedule, or visit wmho.org.

Vanderbilt Museum Living History Tours180 Little Neck Road, Centerport, 854–5555; vanderbiltmuseum.org. Guides interpret the roles of Vanderbilt’s family, friends and employees, trans-porting visitors to the Gold Coast of Long Island in the 1930s. Tours every Saturday and Sunday, Memorial Day to Labor Day, every 45 minutes 12:30 to 4 pm. Adults $7, students and seniors $6 and children 12 and under $3. Vanderbilt Museum open year–round, times vary, closed Mondays. Renovated planetarium now open.

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Local summer sportsLI Ducks: Professional baseball. 3 Court House Drive, Central Islip, 940–3825, liducks.com. LI Lizards: Major League lacrosse. Shuart Stadium, Hofstra Uni-versity, Hempstead, 424–2606, longis-landlizards.com. LI Rough Riders: Pro soccer. Cy Donnelly Stadium, St. An-thony’s High School, Huntington, (516) 622–3900, liroughriders.com. Strong Island Derby Revolution: Female Roller Derby. For the bout schedule, visit thed-erbyrevolution.com.

Through Labor day ‘Waves & Watercolors’Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum, 301 Main St., CSH, 367–3418, cshwhal-ingmuseum.org. The work of Claus Hoie and others. Create art. Open daily, 11 am–5 pm. $6, $5 seniors and children, under 4 free.

july & AugustLI comedy FestivalAll shows at 8 pm. Tickets typically $35. For more info visit licomedyfest.com. July 11, 12, Aug. 1, 22, 23: Theatre Three, Port Jefferson; July 17: Gold Coast Arts Center, Great Neck; July 19: Mol-loy College, Rockville Centre; July 25:

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july & Augustsummer camp cinemaAuteur American Style. 35–mm double features Saturday nights, 10:30 pm, unless otherwise stated. Cinema Arts Centre, 423 Park Ave., Huntington. Tickets $13, $9 for members. Call 423–7611 or visit summercampcin-ema.com. July 5: “The Graduate” and “Harold and Maude”; July 12: “The 39 Steps” and “Double Indemnity”; July 19: “Twentieth Century” and “The Great McGinty”; July 26: “Paths of Glory” and “The conversation”; Aug. 2: “A Streetcar Named Desire” and “12 Angry Men”; Aug. 9: “Boogie Nights” and “Do The Right Thing”; Aug. 16: “Unforgiven” and “The Wild Bunch”; Aug. 23, 10:30 pm to dawn: All Nite Pay–To–Get–Out Marathon, $30, $25.

Tuesdays in August Northport Family Fun NightsTuesday evenings in August, 6:30– 9:30 pm. Main Street will be closed from Gunther’s to Skippers. Fun games for

the kids, live music and dance contests, outdoor dining, vendor sidewalk sales and antique cars. 754–3905.

Thursdays july & AugustHorse & carriage ridesStony Brook Village Center, 6 pm–dusk, $3 per person. Line up by Robinson’s Tea Room. In case of questionable weather conditions call 751–2244.

july–septemberLong Island Live steamersSouthaven County Park, Victory Ave., Brookhaven. Authentic sights, sounds and smells on a miniature railroad through the park. Snacks and a gift shop available. All ages. July 14, 28, Aug. 11, 25, Sept. 8, 29. Call 631–345–0499 or visit longislandlivesteamers.org

july–septemberYoga at the FarmSang Lee Farms, 25180 Route 48, Peconic, presents yoga sessions with Carolyn and fresh organic veggie juice from the Sang Lee Kitchen. Thursdays at 8 am and Saturdays at 9 – 10:30 am. $15. Call 734–7001 or visit website sangleef-arms.com.

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b.j. spoke gallery299 Main St., Huntington.549–5106.

east end Arts council133 Main St., Riverhead. 727–0900.

Gallery North90 N. Country Road, Setauket. 751–2676.

Guild Hall of east Hampton158 Main St., East Hampton. 324–0806.

Heckscher Museum of Art2 Prime Ave., Huntington. 351–3250.

La Mantia Gallery127 Main St., Northport. 754–8414.

Main street Petite Gallery 213 Main St., Huntington. 271–8423.

Mills Pond House 660 Route 25A, St. James. 862–6575.

Phoenix Fine Arts Gallery139 S. Country Road, Bell-port. 776–0811.

Port jefferson Village center 101A East Broadway, Port Jefferson. 802–2160.

spinnato Gallery86 Old Field Rd., East Setauket. 444–5060.

sPLIA Gallery161 Main St., Cold Spring Harbor. 692–4664.

stony Brook university Charles B. Wang Center, 632–4400. SB Union Gallery, 632–6822. University Art Gallery at Staller Center for the Arts, 632–7235.

Tengelsen Gallery Art League of Long Island107 E. Deer Park Road, Dix Hills. 462–5400.

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csH whaling MuseumNineteenth–century whaleboat, harpoons and scrimshaw. 301 Main St., Cold Spring Harbor, 367–3418; cshwhalingmuseum.org. Open every day, 11 am–5 pm. $6, $5 students 5–18 and seniors, under 4 free.

dNA Learning center334 Main St., Cold Spring Harbor, (516) 367–5170; dnalc.org. Mon.–Fri., 10 am–4 pm.

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Hallockville Museum F arm19th–century North Fork farm. 6038 Sound Ave., Riverhead, 298–5292. Guided tours, Fri.–Sun., noon–4 pm. Tours: $7, $5 children and seniors.

Heckscher Museum of ArtEuropean and American art. 2 Prime Ave., Huntington, 351–3250; heckscher.org. Wed.Fri., 10 am–5 pm, weekends 11 am–5 pm. Admission $8, $6 seniors, $5 students, under 10 free; $6, $4, $4 Huntington residents.

LI Museum of American Art, History & carriagesA Smithsonian affiliate. Antique carriages, historic buildings, art. 1200 Route 25A, Stony Brook; longislandmuseum.org. Thurs.–Sat. 10 am–5 pm; Sunday noon–5 pm. $9, $7 seniors 62–plus, $4 children 6–17; under 6, members free. Seniors free Tues-days 10 am–noon. Open Labor Day. Tours by appointment.

Montauk Point Lighthouse MuseumOldest lighthouse in NYstate, completed 1796. National Maritime Historic Landmark. Route 27, East Montauk, 668–2544; montauklighthouse.com. Open daily 10:30 am; July 1–Aug. 30, Sun.–Fri. to 5:30 pm, Sat. to 7pm; Aug 31 to 7 pm, Labor Day to 5:30 pm. $9, $8 seniors, $4 children. $8 parking, free after 4 pm.

Northport Historical society215 Main St., Northport, 757–9859. Annual history contest, antiques, holiday house tour, exhibits. Open Tues.–Sun., 1–4:30 pm. Self–guided walk-ing tours of Main Street for $5 during regular hours; audio information, historic photos and directions.

Telephone Pioneers MuseumA re–creation of Alexander Graham Bell’s workshop. Also, a collection of old telephones and directories, other memorabilia. 445 Commack Road, Commack, 543–1371. First Sunday of every month 1–4 pm or by appointment.

Vanderbilt Museum & Planetarium180 Little Neck Road, Center-port, 854–5579, vanderbiltmu-seum.org. Former mansion of William K. Vanderbilt II features original furnishings. Marine museum, natural his-tory displays with hundreds of specimens. Mansion tours. Plan-etarium offers seasonal shows and special events, see website for details. Open Tuesdays through Saturdays, 11 am–5 pm, Sundays, noon–5 pm. General admission $7, $6 seniors, stu-dents, $3 children under 12.

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shinnecock Inlet, dune road & Tiana BeachFrom the parking lots there is ac-cess over the dunes to the beach. On the beach sanderling, dunlin, ruddy turnstile, and black–bellied plover work for food along the shore line while gulls hunt crabs and northern gannets dive for fish in fall and winter. In the salt marsh you can see egret, herons, clapper rail, least and common terns and black skimmers. Dune Road, Hampton Bays.

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cupsogue Beach county ParkThis 296–acre barrier beach park offers lifeguard–supervised Atlantic Ocean swimming, sunbathing on white sand beaches and saltwater bass fishing. Snack bar, restrooms, first aid center, showers, changing rooms, outer beach access. Dune Road, Westhampton. $8, $5 for Green Key cardholders; outer beach ac-cess extra. 852–8111.

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Smith Point County ParkOn the Fire Island barrier beach. Of-fers camping, fishing, scuba diving, swimming and a food concession. A nationally recognized team of life-guards. William Floyd Parkway, Shirley, 852–1313. Parking: $15, $8 for Green Key cardholders.

Heckscher State Parknysparks.state.ny.us/parks. Sixteen hundred acres of parkland attract hik-ers, cyclists, campers, picnickers and nature lovers. Swimmers can use the Great South Bay or the swimming pool complex. Heckscher Parkway, East Islip. Parking $10. 581–2100.

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Orient Beach State ParkLocated at the end of the North Fork, this park has 4 miles of pristine beach. Route 25, Orient. Parking $10. 323–2440.

Robert Moses State ParkLocated partly on the mainland and partly on Barnhart Island. 5 miles of ocean beach, piers for fishing, pitch and putt golf. Robert Moses Causeway, Fire Island. Parking $10. 669–0449.

Shadmoor State ParkA quarter mile east of Montauk Village, its more than 2,400 feet of ocean beach are accessed by two stairways. Shadmoor does not charge for parking. Seaside Avenue, Montauk, 668–3781.

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Music in the Park6:30 pm at Mayor Jeanne Garant Harborfront Park, Port Jefferson. Sponsored by Greater Port Jefferson Arts Council. Visit portjeff.com for more information. July 2: Dave Isaacs Three; July 9: The Welldiggers; July

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Northport community BandRobert W. Krueger Bandshell, North-port Village Park at the foot of Main Street. July 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31 starting at 8:30 pm. Bring your own chairs or blanket. Sponsored by the Northport Chamber of Commerce.

Northport Happenings on Main streetLive music Fridays, 7 pm on Northport Village Park Patio at the foot of Main Street. Free; weather permitting. Bring chair or blankets.

Northport Arts Coalition; northportarts.org. July 4: The Scofflaws; July 11: Allen and Tommy Santoriello; July 18:

Open mic – sign up at event; July 25: Miller’s Crossing; Aug. 1: The Bluebeats; Aug. 8: Director’s Choice; Aug. 15: Caroline Doctorow; Aug. 22: Director’s Choice; Aug. 29: Glen Baldwin & Friends of Jazz.

dix Hills Performing Arts centerdhpac.org. All 7:30 pm, except where noted. July 5: An Eve-ning with Comedian Robert Klein; July 11: Trebella – three–girl harmony; July 12: Joplin’s Pearl featuring Amber Ferrari; July 18: Give It One Big Band remembering Maynard Ferguson; July 19: Disco Fever with Disco Un-limited; July 25: Julie Budd – They Wrote The Songs; July 26: Abba Girlz tribute to ABBA; July 27, 2 pm: Judith Alstadter – A Romantic Piano Sampler; Aug. 1: Jerry Garcia’s Birthday Celebration with Half Step; Aug. 2: The Hilarious Comedy of Uncle Floyd; Aug. 8: Tribute to The Moody Blues with Tuesday Afternoon; Aug. 9: Jordan Bennett in The Show.

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Bay street theatreMain Street on the Long Wharf, Sag Harbor. For tick-ets, 725–9500 or baystreet.org. Performances Tue. 7 pm, Wed. @ and 8 pm, Thur. to Sat. 8 pm, Sun. 2 and 7 pm. Through July 20: “Traves-ties”; Aug. 6–30: “My Life is a Musical.”

Bayway arts centerBayway Arts Center, 265 E. Main St., East Islip, 581–2700, broadhollow.org. Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 8 pm, Sunday at 2:30 pm. June 14 – 29: “Murder Among Friends” ; July 12 – 17 “Cats.”

cinema arts centre423 Park Ave., Huntington, 423–7611, cinemaartscentre.org. All showings at 7:30 unless noted. July 1: “Laura”; July 5: “The Graduate” and “Harold and Maude” at 10:30 pm; Aug. 13: Rare Films from the Baseball Hall of Fame.

cM Performing arts center931 Montauk Highway, Oak-dale, 218–2810; cmpac.com. June27–July 20: “Singin’ in the Rain”; Aug 2–24: “Kiss Me Kate.”

engeman theater250 Main St., Northport, 261–2900, engemantheater.com. Through July 13: “Plaza Suite”; July 24–Sept. 7: “Death Trap.” Performances Wednesdays through Sun-days, check website for times.

gateway Playhouse215 S. Country Road, Bellport, 286–1133; gate-wayplayhouse.com. Check website for performance times. Aug. 27–Sept. 13: “The Addams Family.”

Patchogue theater for the Performing arts71 East Main St., Patchogue, 631–207–1313; patchogue-theatre.com. Check website for performance times. July 2–19: “Mary Poppins”; July 23–Aug. 9: “South Pacific”; Aug. 10: Miss Long Island and Miss Long Island Teen Pageant: Aug. 13–17: Legends in Concert.

smithtown Performing arts center2 E. Main St., Smithtown. 631–724–3700; smithtown-pac.org. Shows run Thursday through Sunday.


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sherwood–jayne House55 Old Post Road, East Setauket, 692–4664. Open by appointment. An early 18th–century home with a collec-tion of antique furnishings.

Thompson House93 N. Country Road, Setauket, 751–2244. Circa 1709.

Mather House 115 Prospect St., Port Jeffer-son, 473–2665. Local history exhibits.

Manor of saint GeorgeNeighborhood Road, Mastic Beach, 281–5034. The house of William “Tangier” Smith. The British occupied the house during the Revolutionary War. Open May–Oct. Free.

stony Brook Grist MillHarbor Road and Main Street, Stony Brook, 751–2244. A 1751 mill restored to working order.

Huntington Arsenal425 Park Ave., Huntington, 351–3244. A fully restored arsenal building from the colonial period. Militia and other demonstrations.

kissam House434 Park Avenue, Huntington, 427–7045. Open by appoint-ment. A 1795 home contain-ing a collection of antique furnishings, artwork and costumes.

Henry Lloyd Manor41 Lloyd Harbor Road, Lloyd Harbor, 424–6110. Built by Henry Lloyd circa 1711 and occupied by the British during the Revolutionary War.

joseph Lloyd Manor HouseLloyd Lane, Lloyd Harbor, 692–4664. The home of Jupiter Hammon, a slave who became the first published black poet.

sagamore Hill National Historic site12 Sagamore Hill Road, Oys-ter Bay, 922–4788. Sagamore Hill was the “Summer White House” of President Theodore Roosevelt. The main house is closed for rehabilitation, but the visitor center, museum and grounds remain open, 9 am–5 pm Wednesday–Sunday.

walt whitman Birthplace246 Old Walt Whitman Road, Huntington Station, 427–5240.

st. james General store516 Moriches Road, St. James, 854–3740. On the National Register of Historic Places, unchanged structurally since 1894 and in continuous use since 1857.

caleb smith House5 N. Country Road, Smith-town, 265–6768. An 1819 house that contains a collec-tion of historical artifacts and furniture.

Franklin o. Arthur Farm245 E. Main Street, Smith-town, 265–6768. A mid–18th century farmhouse.

epenetus smith Tavern211 E. Main Street, Smith-town, 265–6768. A mid–18th century tavern that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

wading river Historical society300 N. Country Road, Wading River, 929–4082. An 1826 home which houses the society’s local history collection. It is furnished with period furniture.

william Miller House75 N. Country Road, Miller Place, 476–5742. House tours by appointment. The 1720 home to one of the original residents of Miller Place.

william Floyd estate245 Park Drive, Mastic Beach, 399–2030. The manor house on the property was home to William Floyd, a signer of the Declaration of Independence.

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July 12Deepwells Summer ConcertDeepwells Farm County Park, 497 Route 25A, St. James. Hosted by Acoustic Long Island; acousticlongisland.com. Live performances by Flearoy, Last Charge of the Light Horse, The Gold Magnolias and other bands TBA. Food vendors. $5; 4–8 pm.


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July 11–Aug. 16Children’s TheatreTheatre Three, 412 Main St., Port Jefferson, 928–9100; theatrethree.com. “Sleeping Beauty,” July 11–Aug. 8,

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South Fork Natural History Museum and Nature Center377 Bridgehampton– Sag Harbor Turnpike, Bridge-hampton. 537–9735; sofo.org.The only state–of–the–art natural history museum on Long Island. Special pro-grams through the summer – call for details. July 19: SoFo Goes Silver 25th anniversary benefit party, 6:30–9:30 pm. General admission: 10 am to 4 pm. $7, $5 ages 3–12, under 3 free.

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july 7–12Northport Firemen’s Fair Fairgrounds on Steers Avenue, North-port, 7 – 11 pm. Call 261–7504.

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july 10‘rocky II’Free drive–in movie at Crab Meadow Beach, Northport. Movie starts at dark. Bring chairs. Overflow parking with bus service to the beach. Rain location Elwood Middle School, 478 Elwood Road. 7:30 pm. Call 351–3112; hunting-tonny.gov.

july 12Art, Music & Poetry in the ParkNorthport Village Park at the foot of the Harbor. 10 am–5 pm. A fun–filled day of art vendors, musicians, Middle Eastern dancers, poets, and a children’s chorus. Sponsored by the Northport Arts Coali-tion; northportarts.org.

july 12–sept. 1 America’s Love Affair with the MotorcycleWard Melville Heritage Organiza-tion Educational and Cultural Center, 689–5888; wmho.org. Daily 10 am–5 pm. Memorabilia from private collec-tions, special events and speakers. Adults $4, children under 12 $2.

july 12–1313th Annual chapter Truck showHallockville Museum Farm, a non–profit offering tours, workshops, special events, fairs and festivals throughout the year. The annual tuck show is spon-sored by the American Truck Historical Society. 6038 Sound Ave., Riverhead. For more information, call 821–4845 or athsli.com.

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july 19–20deepwells summer Art and craft FestivalDeepwells Farm County Park, 497 Route 25A, St. James; 563–8551. Over 100 artisans, musical entertain-ment, children’s activities, craft demonstrations and food. 10 am–5 pm. $5 adults, under 12 free. Visit preferredpromotions.com.

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july 27, Aug. 16walk Through HistoryWalk through history with farmer and spy Abraham Woodhull. Starts at the Caroline Episcopal Church, 1 Dyke Road, Setauket. 2 pm. Arrive 15 minutes before start time. $5, $3 members. For more information call 751–3730; tvhs.org.

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The Minstrel Players3rd. Annual One Act Play Festival130 Main Street, Northport. 732–2926; minstrelplayers.org. July 26, 8 pm and July 27, 3 pm: Short Scene Festival – Scenes from the Zone. Tickets $20, seniors and children $15, group rates available.

Theatre Three 412 Main St., Port Jefferson. 928–9100, theatrethree.com. Summer concerts and comedy. All performances 8 pm. July 11–Sept. 26: Friday Night Faceoff; July 11–12: Long Island Comedy Festival; July 18: Elvis tribute; July 19: The Fast Lane, Eagles Tribute; July 25: The Duprees; July 26: Beatlemania Now; Aug.

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Vanderbilt Museum180 Little Neck Rd., Center-port. 854–5579; vanderbilt-museum.org. Aug. 1: Alex Torres and His Latin Orches-tra – Spicy Sounds for a Hot Night, $30, 7–10 pm; July 10, 17, 24, Aug. 7, 21, 28, Sept. 4: Midsummer Night Dances, $30, 6:30–9:30 pm.

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Avalon Park & PreserveShep Jones Lane, behind the Stony Brook Duck Pond, between Harbor Road, Stony Brook 689–0619. Avalon fea-tures trails, a labyrinth and a wildflower field.

Blydenburgh county ParkVeterans Memorial High-way, Hauppauge, 854–3713. Blydenburgh Lake contains a variety of fish species, but is best known for its large-mouth bass. A 627–acre park with many facilities includ-ing campsites, fishing pond, hiking trails, picnicking, rest rooms, row–boat rentals, restored mill and mill house.

cathedral PinesYaphank–Middle Island Road, Middle Island, 852–5500. County park. Hiking, camping, mountain biking, bridle paths, picnick-ing, restrooms, playground and sports fields. Adjacent is Prosser’s Pines, the largest stand of pine trees on Long Island, planted by William Dayton in the 19th century.

daniel r. davis sanctuaryCoram–Mount Sinai Road, Coram. A 66–acre sanctu-ary that exemplifies the pitch pine and scrub oak barrens that covered much of Long Island. A field used to train soldiers during the War of 1812 sits in the southeast corner.

david weld sanctuaryBoney Lane, Nissequogue, 367–3225. A 125–acre preserve on the Long Island Sound with a variety of habi-tats, plant life and wildlife.

Finlay–wolf PondRonkonkoma Avenue, 367–3225. A nine–acre nature conservancy with a variety of plant life centered around a kettle hole pond.

Matheson Meadows sanctuaryFort Hill Drive, Lloyd Harbor, 367–3225. A 40–acre meadow preserve with a variety of wildlife.

reppa Pond PreserveSound Road, Wading River, 367–3225. A six–acre preserve around a freshwater pond.

rocky Point Natural resources Management AreaRoute 25A in Rocky Point, Rocky Point Road (bike trail access only) and Whiskey Road, Rocky Point. State–managed, once operated by the Radio Corporation of America as a global commu-nications center, this area’s almost 6,000 acres of pine and oak forest provide miles of hiking, biking, equestrian trails and seasonal hunting.

sunken Forest PreserveSailors Haven, Fire Island National Seashore, 597–6183. A unique stand of holly and other trees located below dune level and protected by the dunes that surround it. Visitors’ center open 10 am–5 pm, Mon.–Fri., 10 am–6:30 pm weekends.

Target rock National wildlife refuge12 Target Rock Road, Hun-tington, 286–0485. Wildlife and a system of nature trails. Open 8 am–4 pm.

uplands Farm sanctuary250 Lawrence Hill Road, Cold Spring Harbor, 367–3225. A 97–acre preserve on a former dairy farm offering hiking and a variety of plants and wildlife.

Vail Blydenburgh sanctuary62 Eckernkamp Dr., Smith-town. Mixed hardwood forests, fields, tidal and freshwater marshes along Nissequogue River. Owned and managed by Environ-mental Centers of Setauket–Smithtown.

wading river Marsh PreserveSound Road, Wading River, 367–3225. 104 acres in a tidal marsh. Wading River Marsh Preserve is a peaceful place to hike and explore the fascinat-ing salt marsh community.

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Note: Most of the preserves are open daily, from dawn to dusk, except where noted.

HuNTINGToN suMMer ArTs FesTIVAL Performances are free, starting at 8:30 pm, except where noted, at the Chapin Rainbow Stage, Heckscher Park, Prime Avenue and Route 25A, Huntington. Daily updates at 271–8423, or hun-tingtonarts.org. Tuesday Family Series shows, 7:30 pm. Call 271–8423, ext. 4 for rain locations.

July EventsJuly 1: “Beauty and the Beast”; July 2: Huntington Community Band; July 3: North Shore Pops and Northport Community Band; July 4: Matuto Roots/World Music Brazil; July 5: Nu-topians – John Lennon tribute; July 6: Sol y Sombra; July 8: Moona Luna; July 9: Huntington Community Band; July 10: LI Dance Consortium and Northport Community Band; July 11: Black Violin; July 12: “Young Fran-kenstein”; July 13: Nassau Pops Sym-phony Orchestra; July 15: Dirty Sock Funtime Band; July 16: Huntington Community Band; July 17: Isotope Stompers and Northport Community Band; July 18: Martha Redbone; July 19: Unplugged Showcase, noon–6 pm; Huntington Folk Festival – Bobtown, 8 pm: ; July 20: SparkBoom, 6:30 pm;

Photo from HACThe Huntington Community Band plays on the Chapin Rainbow Stage every Thursday in July.

July 22: “Aladdin”; July 23: Hunting-ton Community Band; July 24: “Fair Play” and Northport Community Band; July 25: Chame-leon; July 26: Vijay Iyer Trio; July 27: Swingtime Big Band; July 29: Soul Street Dance; July 30: Hun-tington Community Band; Aug. 31: WindSync Wind Quintet and Northport Community Band.

August Events Aug. 1: Carlos Nuñez; Aug. 2: “Little

Shop of Horrors”; Aug. 3: Rioult Dance Company; Aug. 5: “Butterfly!” Hudson Vagabond Puppets; Aug. 6:

LI Dance Consortium; Aug. 7: Island Hills Chorus and Twin Shore Chorus; Aug. 8: The Alternative Routes; Aug.

9: Long Island Philharmonic; Aug. 10: Roomful of Blues.


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Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard2114 Sound Ave., Baiting Hollow

369–0100.

Bedell North Fork36225 Route 25, Cutchogue

734–7537.

Bouquet35 Cox Neck Road,

Mattituck1–877–877–0527.

castello di Borghese17150 County Route 48, Cutchogue

734–5111.

channing daughters winery1927 Scuttlehole Road, Bridgehampton

537–7224.

clovis Point1935 Main Road, Jamesport

722–4222.

comtesse Thérèse739 Main Road, Aquebogue

779–2800.

corey creek Vineyards45470 Route 25, Southold

765–4168.

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croteaux Vineyards1450 S. Harbor Road, Southold

765–6099.

diliberto winery250 Manor Lane,

Jamesport 722–3416.

duck walk Vineyards North44535 Main Road, Southold,

765–3500.

duck walk Vineyards south231 Montauk Highway, Water Mill

726–7555.

Harbes Family Farm & Vineyard715 Sound Ave., Mattituck

298–9463.

Harmony Vineyards169 Harbor Road,

Head of the Harbor291–9900.


jamesport Vineyards1216 Main Road

(Route 25) Jamesport 722–5256.

jason’s Vineyard1785 Main Road (Route 25) Jamesport

238–5801.

Laurel Lake Vineyards3165 Main Road, Laurel

298–1420.

Lieb Family cellars35 Cox Neck Road,

Mattituck298–1942.

Loughlin VineyardsSouth Main Street, Sayville

589–0027.

Macari Vineyards150 Bergen Ave., Mattituck

298–0100.

Martha clara Vineyards6025 Sound Ave., Riverhead

298–0075.

Mattebella Vineyards46005 Main Road, Southold

888–628–8323.

Mccall wines22600 Route 25, Cutchogue

734–5764.

one woman Vineyard5195 Old North Road, Southold.

765–1200.

osprey’s dominion Vineyards44075 Main Road, Peconic

765–6188.

Palmer Vineyards5120 Sound Ave., Aquebogue

722–9463.

Pellegrini Vineyards23005 Route 25, Cutchogue

734–7361.

Pindar Vineyards37645 Main Road, Peconic

734–6200.

Pugliese Vineyards34515 Main Road,

Cutchogue734–4057.

raphael Vineyards39390 Main Road, Peconic

765–1100.

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roanoke Vineyards3543 Sound Ave., Riverhead

727–4161.

sannino Bella Vita Vineyard1375 Peconic Lane, Peconic

734–8282.

scarola Vineyards4850 Sound Ave., Mattituck

298–7676.

sherwood House Vineyards2600 Oregon Road,


shinn estate2000 Oregon Road,


sparkling Pointe39750 Route 48, Southold

765–0200.

The Grapes of rothSag Harbor725–7999.

The old Field Vineyards59600 Main Road, Southold

765–0004.

Vineyard 4818910 Route 48, Cutchogue

734–5200.

waters crest winery22355 Route 48, Unit 6, Cutchogue

734–5065.

wölffer estate Vineyards139 Sagg Road, Sagaponack

537–5106.


july 4Independence day at Martha clara Vineyards6025 Sound Ave, Riverhead. 298-0075; marthaclaravineyards.com. Celebrate at Martha Clara with Chain Reaction Band playing an energetic mix of dance music from the 70’s to current hits.

july 10 and Aug. 7Tasting classesChanning Daughters Winery, 1927 Scuttlehole Road, Bridgehampton, 537-7224; channingdaughters.com. 6-8 pm. Christopher Tracy, a winemaker who is a certified wine educator, gives an over-view and wine tasting. July 10 $80, Aug. 7 $95 by advance purchase only. Class features 12 wines paired with cheese.

july 14-17wine campThis four-day, three-night adventure in Long Island’s wine country includes many of the region’s award-winning wineries. Visit winecamp.org or call 495-9744. $1,299 pp.

july 20 and Aug. 10winemaker for a daySannino Bella Vita Vineyard, 1375 Mill Road, Peconic, 734-8282, sanninovine-

yard.com. Owner and winemaker Anthony Sannino will lead a tour of the winery and a lesson on the winemaking process. Participants will have the opportunity to make their own custom blend. Lunch is provided. Call to make reservations. Starts at noon; $150 per couple.

Aug. 9North Fork craft Beer, BBQ & wine FestivalPeconic Bay Winery, 31320 Main Rd., Cutchogue, 734.7361; northforkcraft-beerfestival.com. The 50 finest craft breweries from across the country and 100 brews paired with Maple Tree BBQ and award-winning wines from local wineries. 2-5:30 pm, rain or shine. VIP tickets: $85 plus tax, starts 1 pm. General tickets: $60 plus tax. Designated driver $15 plus tax. Tickets can be purchased online.

Harmony Vineyards169 Harbor Road, Head of the Harbor, 291-9900. Drink-In Movies Thurs-days at sunset, open 6-10pm. Live jazz bands perform every weekend. Visit harmonyvineyards.com for updated information.

Live Music at clovis Point1935 Main Road, Jamesport 722-4222, clovispointwines.com. Live music every weekend. Saturdays 2 pm-5 pm, Sun-days 1:30 pm-4:30 pm. Check website for exceptions

Twilight seriesCorey Creek Vineyards, 45470 Main Road, (Route. 25), Southold, 765-4168. Live music, wine tasting and food ven-dors. Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays 5-9 pm through October. $5 cover charge.

Vineyard Tours & wine TastingsA guided tour of the winery and produc-tion facility with wine tasting at Castello di Borghese Vineyard & Winery, Route 48 (Sound Ave.) and Alvah’s Lane, Cutchogue. Thursdays and Sundays at 1 pm through October, $20. For tickets call 734-5111 or visit castellodiborghese.com.

Vineyard walkShinn Estate Vineyards, 2000 Oregon Road, Mattituck, 804-0367. Weekends, Every Saturday and Sunday at 2:30 pm. Get an insider’s explanation of our unique gravity-fed winemaking process, natural vineyard yeast fermentation, and our barrel-aging process. $20 pp includes tasting of four wines.

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HotelsAmerica’s Best Value Inn1371 Route 112, Port Jefferson Station. 928–5900; abvinportjeff.com.

comfort Inn Medford2695 Route 112, Medford 654–3000; comfortinn.com

courtyard MacArthur Airport5000 Expressway Drive S., Ronkonkoma. 612–5000.

danfords Inn25 E. Broadway, Port Jefferson. 928–5200 danfords.com.

Hampton Inn Islandia1600 Veterans Memorial Highway, Islandia. 234–0400 hamptoninnislandia.com.

Hilton Long Island Huntington598 Broad Hollow Road, Melville, 845–1000.

Hilton Garden Inn stony Brook1 Circle Road, Stony Brook. 941–2980.

Holiday Inn express3131 Route 347,Stony Brook 471–8000.

Hyatt regency Long Island1717 Motor Parkway, Hauppauge. 232–9800.

Inn and spa at east wind5720 Route 25A, Wading River. 929–3500 eastwindlongisland.com.

Islandia Marriott Long Island3635 Expressway Drive N., Islandia. 232–3000.

La Quinta Inn Islip10 Aero Rd., Bohemia, 881–7700. laquintaislip.com.

ramada Plaza MacArthur Airport1730 N. Ocean Ave., Holtsville. 758–2900.

Three Village Inn150 Main St., Stony Brook 751–0555. lessings.com.

upsky Long Island Hotel110 Vanderbilt Motor Park-way, Hauppauge. 231–1100. upskylongisland.com

Bed and BreakfastThe ransome Inn409 E. Broadway, Port Jefferson. 474–5019.

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FArMers’ MArkeTskings ParkMunicipal Lot, Route 25A across from the Kings Park Firehouse. Runs on Sundays through November 23 from 9 am–2pm. Offers a selection of locally grown vegetables, plants and f lowers, in addition to organic products. For more information, visit ligreenmarket.org. Sponsored by the Kings Park Civic Association.

NorthportCow Harbor parking lot at the foot of Main Street, Northport Village. Fresh foods, crafts, f lowers, vegetables, and fish from local farmers, merchants and fishermen. Saturdays through Nov. 22 from 8 am–1 pm. For information, call 754–3905.

HuntingtonMain Street Route 25A, east of Route 110 N. Runs Sundays through Nov. 2

from 7 am–noon. Fruit, vegetables, olive oils, baked goods, pastas, herbs, jams and more available. For more information, call 323–3653 or email [email protected].

Port jeffersonParking lot at the corner of East Broadway and Main Street. Runs on Sundays through November from 9 am–1pm. Local produce, honey, bread and baked goods, seafood, interna-tional specialties, plants and f lower bouquets. Live music. For more informa-tion visit portjeff.com.

rocky PointOld Depot Park at the corner of Broadway and Prince Street in Rocky Point. Runs on Sundays through mid–November from 8 am–1 pm. Features 16 vendors and a selection of organic vegetables, fresh

herbs, locally brewed beer and all–natural poultry and beef. In addition, homemade jewelry, jams and artwork are available.

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