Amityville, NY News & Events

Check out Amityville restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Suffolk County news.

Diwali celebrations abound on Long Island

The Hindi festival of lights is a time for reflection, renewal and joy.

First in NewsdayAn LI Chick-fil-A was approved 3 years ago. It's opening date has yet to hatch.2m read

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Mariah Carey wows fans in West Babylon2m read

'It's still a good vibe': Freestyle music revival grips LI3m read

Upcoming Events

Thursday, October 2

Haunted Harvest

Oct4

Food and craft vendors, food trucks, live entertainment, pumpkin patch and more, held along Park Ave. between Greene Ave. and Ireland Pl., rain date is Oct. 5

Where

Amityville, NY

Amityville, NY

Phone

631-464-4589

Price

free

Website

amityvilleshauntedharvest.com

Meditate and Watch Your Worries Fall Away Like Autumn Leaves

Oct7

Meditation can grant us a new perspective and offer us tools to meet the challenges we face with renewed strength, calm, and resilience. Discover the skills to move forward in faith and joy at this 4-part series.

Where

Science of Spirituality Meditation Center

79 County Line Rd.

Amityville, NY

Phone

631-822-7979

Price

free

Website

Amityville Historical Society Annual Meeting and Election of Officers

Oct8

A powerpoint presentation regarding historic preservation and its benefits will be given by Richaed Handler. All are welcome

Where

Lauder Museum

170 Broadway

Amityville, NY

Phone

631-598-1486

Price

free

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