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The LIRR will double service to its temporary Shinnecock Hills station from 2018, when the weeklong tournament was last held at the Southampton golf club.
Upcoming Events
Chairobics & Strength
Join instructor Debbie Krzyminski for this 6-session chair-based exercise program which covers strength training, balance, aerobics and flexibility. Ropes and balls used for training will be provided; if you feel comfortable using your own free weights, please bring them. Please bring a bottle of water and wear clothing that you can comfortably move in. A non-refundable fee of $23 is due at registration.
Where
Babylon Public Library
24 S. Carll Ave.
Babylon, NY
Phone
631-669-1624
Price
$23
Website
babylonlibrary.orgOpening Reception: Mark Seidenfeld - Uncharted Waters
Opening reception for the exhibition "Uncharted Waters," featuring paintings by Mark Seidenfeld, exhibition will run June 4-21, donations will be accepted
Where
Bridgehampton Museum - The Tractor Barn
2368 Montauk Hwy.
Bridgehampton, NY
Phone
631-537-1088
Price
free
Website
bridgehamptonmuseum.orgSunday Lecture: Remembering Liss
Historian and author Claire Bellerjeau will discuss the discovery of a new founding figure named Elizabeth, or Liss. Liss was enslaved by the Townsend family of Oyster Bay, NY, whose most famous member was Robert Townsend aka “Culper, Jr.,” George Washington's lead spy in Manhattan during the Revolutionary War. As Robert and Liss’s story unfolds, prominent figures cross their path, including George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, Benedict Arnold, John Graves Simcoe, John André and John Adams; as well as other important historic events. Liss’s escape with the British, re-enslavement in Manhattan and later Charleston, and her complex struggle for freedom, gives new insight into the country's founding era through the eyes of an enslaved Black woman seeking liberty in a country fighting for its own. This program also recognizes Juneteenth and the often overlooked legacy of enslaved people in the history and development of the United States.
Where
Baldwin Public Library
2385 Grand Ave.
Baldwin, NY
Phone
516-223-6228
Price
free
Website
baldwinpl.org
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