Peconic, NY News & Events

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

Southold crash involving party bus, pickup sends 6 to hospital with minor injuries

An 89-year-old Southold woman driving on County Route 48 attempted to make a left and struck an eastbound van carrying seven passengers, officials said.

Sunny skies, clear air expected to replace downpours, smoke

Tall ship Kalmar Nyckel sails into Greenport next week

'Homeowners are under real financial pressure'

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Upcoming Events

Sunday, July 19

Shakespeare in the Park: All's Well That Ends Well

Jul23

Northeast Stage will present a live performance of the William Shakespeare comedy "All's Well That Ends Well"

Where

Grangebel Park

Peconic Ave.

Riverhead, NY

Phone

631-407-0539

Price

free

Website

northeaststage.org

Paddle Battle

Jul25

Paddle races and casual paddling to benefit endangered sea turtles in our local waters, featuring vendors, raffles and more, severe weather date is July 27, register

Where

Peconic River Front

40 McDermott Ave.

Riverhead, NY

Price

$95 in advance, $105 race day; mixed 2-person: $190 in advance, $210 race day

Website

paddlebattleli.com

Summer Showcase Concert Series: Mudflats String Band

Aug5

Live outdoor musical performance by Mudflats String Band, rain location is Southold Recreation Center at 970 Peconic Ln. in Peconic

Where

Silversmith's Corner

Main Rd. and Youngs Ave.

Southold, NY

Price

free

Website

facebook.com/summershowcaseconcerts

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