Great Neck, NY News & Events

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'It has to be done': Town to spend $900G to fix leaking kiddie pool

The park's kiddie pool has leaked persistently since it was replaced in 2017.

Fire in Mineola home displaces 3

The pull of TikTok barbers and the $100 teen haircut

Blue Devils fan? This $4.6M house has ties to the founders of Duke University.

Town seeks to end student parking near Port Washington LIRR station

Upcoming Events

Wednesday, February 18

Picasso, Braque and the Bromance of Cubism

Feb19

Art historian Dennis Raverty will discuss how Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque revolutionized the depiction of pictorial space through their collaborative invention of Cubism, first come, first seated

Where

Great Neck Library - Main Building

159 Bayview Ave.

Great Neck, NY

Phone

516-466-8055

Price

free

Website

greatnecklibrary.org

When Art, Culture and Politics Collide: Fashion and Forbidden Style in the Holocaust

Feb22

Dr. Linda Burghardt of the Holocaust Memorial Tolerance Center will examine how concepts of fashion changed in 1930s Berlin and the critical role it played in the Holocaust, light refreshments will be served, register

Where

Temple Isaiah of Great Neck

1 Chelsea Pl.

Great Neck, NY

Phone

516-487-5373

Price

free

Website

templeisaiahgn.org

Social and Mental Health Counseling Services

Feb24

Teams from the CEC Health Care Community Mental Health Promotion and Support (COMHPS) will be available for community engagement, mental health wellness promotion, individual screenings for mental health conditions, brief counseling and referral to licensed mental health professionals, first come, first served

Where

Great Neck Library - Station Branch

26 Great Neck Rd.

Great Neck, NY

Phone

516-466-8055

Price

free

Website

greatnecklibrary.org

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