Thursday, July 23
10 picks across 7 towns · 2 free
Editor's Pick Open Mic Night w/ General George @ Nautilus Roasting
General George hosts this bi-weekly open mic at Nautilus Roasting in Huntington Station—free entry, coffee shop setting, happens every other Thursday at 7 PM. The cafe's on New York Avenue with its own lot, easy in and out.
- When
- Where
- Nautilus Roasting Co - Coffee Shop and Cafe, Huntington Station
Editor's Pick Perreo Thursday Presents: Colombian Independence Celebration
Patchogue's weekly reggaeton night goes full Colombian Independence mode on July 23rd. Show up before 11PM with an Eventbrite RSVP and you're in free—after that, cover kicks in. Parking downtown can be tight on Thursdays, so give yourself a few extra minutes.
- When
- Where
- 219 E Main St, Patchogue
- Price
- See ticket page
Introduction to Stained Glass: Honeycomb Bee Suncatcher Workshop
This hands-on class teaches you basic stained glass technique while you build a honeycomb bee suncatcher to take home. No experience needed—you'll learn cutting, foiling, and soldering in one evening. The class runs regularly at Nest on Main if this date doesn't work for you.
- When
- Where
- Nest on Main, Northport
- Price
- See ticket page
Process Heart Workshop Series Bundle
Artist and educator Kelly Clancy-Nill leads this five-week series at Studio Kash in Northport, combining mindfulness practices with hands-on art making. Classes run Monday evenings starting July 6. The studio is on Scudder Avenue, walkable from Northport village.
- When
- Where
- 19 Scudder Ave, Northport
- Price
- See ticket page
zine workshop: exploring rejection
Make an 8-page zine about rejection using collage, writing, and whatever other art forms speak to you. The workshop ties into Studio Kash's REJECTED exhibition, so you'll have some context beyond just cutting and pasting. Bring your bruised ego and some stories.
- When
- Where
- 19 Scudder Ave, Northport
- Price
- See ticket page
Frogs and Friends: Tiny Tots (Ages 3-5), $4 per child upon arrival
Your 3-to-5-year-old can learn about frogs, salamanders, and other wetland creatures at this nature program tailored for preschoolers. It's a 30-minute intro to pond life with some hands-on elements. Nissequogue River State Park is off Saint Johnland Road in Kings Park; $4 per child at arrival.
- When
- Where
- Nissequogue River State Park, Kings Park
Tote Bar: Paint & Patch
Customize a tote bag with fabric paint and iron-on patches at Studio Kash's second-floor space. You pick the patches, they supply the rest, and you leave with a bag that actually looks like you. Bring friends—it's more fun with company.
- When
- Where
- 19 Scudder Ave floor 2, Northport
- Price
- See ticket page
Groofy Greenport Scavenger Hunt
This team-based scavenger hunt sends you through Greenport's shops and waterfront with riddles and challenges that actually require you to talk to locals. Starts at Encanto Crepes on Main Street, where parking fills up fast on summer afternoons. Plan for 90 minutes of walking around the village.
- When
- Where
- Encanto Crepes & Cafe, Greenport
- Price
- See ticket page
Sayville Shenanigans Scavenger Hunt
This interactive scavenger hunt starts at Sayville Bean and sends you through downtown Sayville solving clues and completing challenges. Alley Kat Adventures runs these team-based games that mix local history with creative tasks. Main Street has free municipal parking lots within a block of the coffee house.
- When
- Where
- Sayville Bean Coffee House, Sayville
- Price
- See ticket page
Southampton Shuffle Scavenger Hunt
This scavenger hunt kicks off at Tate's Bake Shop and takes you through Southampton's village center, solving clues and hunting for landmarks. Teams work together to complete challenges around town. Starts at 2 PM, with the bakery right on North Sea Road near the heart of Southampton Village.
- When
- Where
- Tate's Bake Shop, Southampton
- Price
- See ticket page