Old Bethpage, NY News & Events

Check out Old Bethpage restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Nassau County news.

'Heartbroken': Skaters push for LI park's reopening

Oyster Bay closed the skate park in 2024 as a safety precaution during the cleanup of toxins at Bethpage Community Park.

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Upcoming Events

Book Chats: Kin

Sep8

Anna Katsavos will lead a discussion of the novel "Kin" by Tayari Jones, held in-person and on Zoom, register

Where

Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library

999 Old Country Rd.

Plainview, NY

Phone

516-938-0077

Price

free

Website
poblib.org

Back and Neck Pain: 5 Simple and Effective Strategies to Reduce Discomfort

Sep10

Geriatric physical therapist Dr. Nilesh Soni will review the factors that contribute to back and neck pain and share simple, effective techniques to help reduce pain and muscle tension

Where

Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library

999 Old Country Rd.

Plainview, NY

Phone

516-938-0077

Price

free

Website
poblib.org

Alberto Giacometti and the Temple of Dendur

Sep22

Art professor Thomas Germano will discuss the Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibition "Giacometti in the Temple of Dendur"

Where

Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library

999 Old Country Rd.

Plainview, NY

Phone

516-938-0077

Price

free

Website
poblib.org
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