Explore the spookiest Halloween houses in Nassau and Suffolk County, Long Island! Discover thrilling decorations and eerie tales this Hallow

Belmont Park Village is hosting its first-ever Welcome to Wellness on October 17 and 18, with SoulCycle rides led by Stacey Griffith, yoga, barre, Pilates, sound baths, book signings and boutique giveaways. SoulCycle ride proceeds go 100% to Northwell Health’s Center for Women’s Cancer.

A twisted Wonderland inside a Gold Coast mansion. The Sands Point Preserve Halloween Ball is back October 24 with dinner, an open bar, a DJ and a crowd that goes all in on costumes.

From Sweet Hollow Road to the Amityville Horror House, these are the most haunted places on Long Island - and which ones you can actually visit this Halloween.

The Long Island Pizza Festival returns to the Nassau Coliseum outdoor plaza on Saturday, September 19, 2026. Two tasting sessions, more than 20 local pizzerias, live music headlined by Mike DelGuidice, and unlimited slices in between.

Four days of homemade meatballs, sausage and peppers, cannoli, and carnival rides on Third Street. The Feast of St. Rocco returns to Glen Cove July 30–August 2 — free admission, free parking, and a Sunday procession that stops traffic.

Explore the vibrant Italian American feasts on Long Island, NY, featuring traditional festivals, delicious cuisine, and cultural celebration

35 free things to do on Long Island this summer — beaches, concerts, movies, nature preserves, and harbor towns across Nassau and Suffolk, no wallet required.

A dockside beach club on the North Fork from STK's Celeste Fierro and pop icon Taylor Dayne — seafood-forward plates, a spritz list six deep, and the option to arrive by yacht.

Warm nights, long sunsets, and the whole island in play. From a sunset paddle in Glen Cove to a beach movie in Long Beach, a rooftop DJ in Patchogue, and a moonlight kayak on the Peconic — here are 15 summer date nights worth getting off the couch for. Tag who you're taking.

From the Jones Beach spectacular to small-town parades, kids' events, and living-history celebrations marking America's 250th, here's everything happening on Long Island this Fourth of July — searchable by category and county.

Beyond the beaches and crowded parks, Long Island hides quiet preserves full of trails, wildlife, and waterfront views. Here are 9 underrated outdoor escapes worth adding to your bucket list.

One of Long Island’s biggest summer traditions is moving to Fourth of July weekend. The FourLeaf Air Show returns to Jones Beach July 5-6, 2026 with the Blue Angels, Canadian Forces Snowbirds, Army Golden Knights, and a full lineup of military and civilian performers.

Call it commitment-free summer. From a white-glove boat ride that finally links the North and South Forks to a Chicken Tender Tower at the Surf Lodge, free caviar bagels at a dispensary, and a secret slime "ice cream" shop for the kids — here are the 13 East End pop-ups worth chasing this season.

It's strawberry season! From the North Fork to the South Shore, here are 17 U-pick farms plus the season's best strawberry festivals. Grab a basket and pick your spot.

The Amalfi Coast comes to the East End again — a Blu Mediterraneo beachfront takeover of one of Long Island's most iconic oceanfront resorts.

There's no better way to taste summer on Long Island than a fresh lobster roll by the water. We rounded up 15 of the best — from the East End to Nassau County — organized by region so you can plan your hunt wherever you're headed.

From Katch to Dublin Deck, here are the best beach bars on Long Island for summer 2026 — tiki vibes, waterfront views, live music & ice-cold cocktails.

The Hamptons' biggest wave of new openings yet — every must-know restaurant, beach club, café, and nightlife spot debuting across the East End this summer.