Uniondale, NY News & Events

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

'The cavalry is coming': Bruce Springsteen announces 20-show tour that includes LI

Springsteen said in a video announcing the tour, which ends on May 27, that it is a "celebration and defense of America."

Santana, Doobie Brothers to share Jones Beach stage this summer

Police: Man killed crossing Jericho Turnpike in Garden City Park

Black History MonthHarlem Globetrotters celebrate 100 years of basketball magic at LI arena

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Upcoming Events

Wednesday, February 18

Storytime in Black

Feb18

Librarian Young will present stories and activities featuring Black/African-American culture, for children of all ages and their families, register

Where

Uniondale Public Library

400 Uniondale Ave.

Uniondale, NY

Phone

516-489-2220

Price

free

Website

uniondalelibrary.org

Black History Month

Feb19

Miss Anita will discuss Black History Month with a story time for you and your family, for children of all ages with an adult, register starting Jan. 29

Where

Uniondale Public Library

400 Uniondale Ave.

Uniondale, NY

Phone

516-489-2220

Price

free

Website

uniondalelibrary.org

Junior Friends' Black History Month Celebration

Feb19

Fun, food and entertainment in celebration of Black History Month

Where

Uniondale Public Library

400 Uniondale Ave.

Uniondale, NY

Phone

516-489-2220

Price

free

Website

uniondalelibrary.org

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