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Annual Spring Carnival at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
Thursday, May 8 - Sunday, May 11
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Parking Lot, Main Road, Aquebogue
Proceeds to benefit Maureen's Haven

Film Viewing: "The Business of Being Born"
Friday, May 9, 6:30pm
Floyd Memorial Library, Greenport
"Many people are saying at this film is changing their lives! One woman wrote: 'If you're pregnant, know someone who is pregnant, got someone pregnant, have the potential to get someone pregnant, or want to become pregnant (again) someday, I urge you to watch this documentary.'"
Babes in arms are welcome.

Hallockville Museum Farm Tour Season Opener
Friday, May 9, 11:00am - 4:00pm
Hallockville Museum Farm, Sound Avenue, Riverhead
"Hallockville Museum Farm will be open to the public beginning Friday, May 9. Guided tours will be available Friday through Sunday from 11:00am to 4:00pm throughout the spring, summer, and fall. Visitors can tour the circa-1765 Hallock Homestead or the recently restored Depression-era immigrant Cichanowicz Farmhouse. Together with the farming that is actively occurring at Hallockville, the museum farm experience encompasses 250 years of agricultural history on Long Island. A self-guided walking tour of the 28-acre grounds, which includes 18 historic structures, farm animals and gardens, is also available. Group and school tours are welcome and can be scheduled during the week by request. Gift shops catering to visitors looking for special hand-crafted items and for children are on-site. The museum farm is located in the heart of Long Island’s North Fork farm country.
For more info, call 298-5292 or visit www.Hallockville.com

The Biology, Ecology and Importance of Horseshoe Crabs
Friday, May 9, 2008, 7:30pm
Red House Nature Center at Inlet Pond County Park, Route 48, Greenport
"Horseshoe crabs around the world face multiple threats, from habitat loss to overfishing and pollution. Some birders in our area already know that the eggs of horseshoe crabs are an essential food source for migrating and local shorebirds. Please join us for an evening with Dr John. T. Tanacredi, Professor and Department Chair of Earth and Marine Sciences at Dowling College. In addition to explaining the life cycle of the local Horseshoe crab, Dr. Tanacredi will also speak about the threats to Horseshoe crabs, and what is being done to monitor and protect them."
For info contact Diana Van Buren 477-0553 or email northforkaudubon@mac.com

Johnny Zarrow (formerly Nutz –N- Honey)
Friday, May 9, 8:00pm – 11:00pm
East Enders Coffee House, East Main Street, Riverhead
Rhythm and Blues

North Fork Community Theater Production: Gypsy
Friday, Saturday & Sunday, May 9, 10 & 11; May 16, 17 & 18; May 23, 24 & 25
Friday & Saturday at 8:00pm, Sunday matinees at 2:30pm
North Fork Community Theater, Mattituck
All seats $15.00
For more info visit www.nfct.com or call 298-NFCT

Bird Songs - Musical Messages
Saturday, May 10, 11:00am
Red House Nature Center at Inlet Pond County Park, 65275 Route 48, Greenport
"Learn how to identify and imitate native bird songs, then test your knowledge playing bird song bingo!"
$5 fee for non-members.
Call Sarah Williams at 477-3988 for more info or email her.

Cutchogue-New Suffolk Library Grand Re-Opening
Saturday, May 10, 2:00pm
Cutchogue-New Suffolk Library, Main Road, Cutchogue
"Tour the three levels of the new additions and renovated library to the music of the Steve Salerno Jazz Duo. View an art exhibit: Acrylics by Irene Wahl, enjoy light refreshments and activities for children."

International Migratory Bird Day Walks
Saturday, May 10, 2008, 8:00am
Various Local Nature Preserves
"Celebrate International Migratory Bird Day with a series of walks led by birding experts at various North Fork Preserves. Learn how to spot elusive spring migrants and get to know some of the wonderful properties preserved by the Town of Southold and Suffolk County right in our own backyard."
First Walk at 8am Meet at the Red House Nature Center at Inlet Pond County Park, Rt. 48 Greenport.
Additional walks ongoing during the day.
For more info call Rick Kedenburg 734-7144 or email kedenbird@optonline.net

The Singing Willow Tree Band
Saturday, May 10, 3:00pm - 6:00pm
East Enders Coffee House, East Main Street, Riverhead
Acoustic roots folk rock

Probing the Night Sky with the World's Most Powerful Microscope
(The Large Hadron Collider)
Saturday, May 10, 8:00 PM
Custer Observatory, Southold
"Join us for this lecture on world's largest and most powerful microscope - the Large Hadron Collider. Can the forces of nature be unified? What is the nature of dark matter? These are the questions that physicists from around the world will explore when the "LHC" begins colliding protons later this year. Speaker: Dr. George Redlinger is a staff physicist at Brookhaven National Laboratory, where he is a member of the ATLAS experiment at the CERN Large Hadron Collider."
Suggested Donation: $10 members; $13 non-members; $5 students
For more info visit the Custer website or call 765-2626

Family Sunday Science: Go Fly A Kite
Sunday, May 18, 11:00am - 4:00pm
Long Island Science Center, 11 West Main Street, Riverhead
Admission $5 children, $2 adults
"Make a kite from paper or plastic. Shape the kite into boxes, triangles, or diamonds and learn all about the power of the wind."
For more info call 208-8000 or visit www.lisciencecenter.org

Baby chicks at Ty Llywd Farms with Southold Mothers Club
Tuesday, May 13 , 11:30am
Ty Llywd Farms, Sound Avenue, Jamesport
"Children will see baby chicks and life on a chicken farm."
$5 per family
PLEASE RSVP by 5/12 to MariMK@aol.com or call 516-818-9491

Spring Hike at Down's Farm with Southold Mothers Club
Tuesday, May 13, 3:00pm
Down's Farm, Main Road, Cutchogue
For more info (and to RSVP by 5/12) please contact Maribeth at MariMK@aol.com or call 516-818-9491

Cornell Cooperative Extension Parenting Workshop:
Winning Ways To Talk with Kids
Wednesday, May 14, 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Kermit DeGraf Building, Riverhead
"'My kid won't listen' is a familiar refrain among parents. The ability to communicate effectively with your children will help you at every stage of their development. Learn how to avoid communication breakdowns and be a better listener."
Educator: Dinah Castro
One session
Fee $10
To register, call Laura Wells at 727-7850, ext 340.

North Fork Community Theater Production: Gypsy
Friday, Saturday & Sunday, May 16, 17 & 18
Friday & Saturday at 8:00pm, Sunday matinees at 2:30pm
North Fork Community Theater, Mattituck
All seats $15.00
For more info visit www.nfct.com or call 298-NFCT

Spring Migration Birding Marathon
Saturday, May 17, 6:00am
North Fork, South Fork & Shelter Island
"It's time for our Spring Birding Marathon! Be sure to put May 17, 2008, on your calendar and be part of this annual event. Teams of 3-4 participants will pick areas of the North and South Forks and Shelter Island, birding and listing species of birds from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm. At least two team members must identify the bird by sight or sound for it to be listed. The team must bird together; however, if any team member can't bird the entire day, new team members may take their place. We can put a team together for you if you don't have one. Return your list to the Red House or via email to info@northforkaudubon.org by 6:00pm. The Birding Marathon is one of our major fund raisers, get your friends and colleagues to sponsor you...suggest 50 cents a bird, a dollar a bird, etc. And be sure to join us back at the Red House for refreshments at the end of the day. Winners will be posted on the website and prizes distributed at the June 13th, 2008 Annual Meeting."
Register online or look for the registration form in upcoming issues of the Kingfisher.
For more info contact Carol Coakley at 765-9432 or email ccoakley@optonline.net

Arts in Southold Town Concert: Judy Collins, Singer
Saturday, May 17, 7:30pm
Southold High School Auditorium, Oaklawn Avenue, Southold
Tickets: $45 (Students - $10)
For more info or to buy tickets, visit the Arts in Southold Town web site

KeySpan Nature Walk at Hallockville Museum Farm:
Ecological Explorations with John Turner
Saturday, May 17, 9:00am - 12:00noon
Hallockville Museum Farm, Sound Avenue, Riverhead
"John Turner, local naturalist and author of Exploring the Other Island: A Seasonal Guide to Nature on Long Island, will lead an exploration of the flora and fauna that inhabit the preserved fields and woodlands in and around Hallockville. Along the way, learn about the successful and cooperative effort that led to the conservation of this 525-acre landscape."
Registration required; call 298-5292 to reserve a spot.
Bring binoculars, appropriate apparel, and sturdy footwear.
Heavy rain only cancels the program.
Fee $5 for Hallockville members, $6 for non-members.

Bruce MacDonald
Sunday, May 18, 1:00pm – 3:00pm
East Enders Coffee House, East Main Street, Riverhead
Amazing guitarist/singer

Visit to Southold Fish Market with Southold Mothers Club
Tuesday, May 20, 11:00am
Southold Fish Market
"Discover different varieties of fish and see how a fish market is run."
RSVP by 5/19 to Maribeth at MariMK@aol.com or call 516-818-9491

Spring Hike at Hallockville with Southold Mothers Club
Tuesday, May 20, 3:00pm
Hallockville Museum Farm, Sound Avenue, Riverhead
For more info (and to RSVP by 5/12) please contact Maribeth at MariMK@aol.com or call 516-818-9491

Hedgewood Horse Farm with Southold Mothers Club
Friday, May 23
"Come for a private SMC tour and horseback rides. "
Hedgewood Horse Farm, Laurel
Tour is free, rides $5/child
For more info (and to RSVP by 5/12) please contact Maribeth at MariMK@aol.com or call 516-818-9491

The Singing Willow Tree Band
Saturday, May 24, 3:00pm – 6:00pm
East Enders Coffee House, East Main Street, Riverhead
Acoustic roots folk rock

12th Annual Community Mosaic Street Painting Festival
Sunday, May 25, 12:00noon - 5:00pm (raindate May 26)
Downtown Riverhead
"The 12th Annual Community Mosaic Street Painting Festival on Memorial Day weekend will honor the creative process. Storytellers will relate the construction of their tales; theatre students will demonstrate ‘drama in process’ with audience-participation improvisation pieces; hand-drummers will teach the progression of their compositions; musicians will talk about songwriting and jazz improvisation; painters will be on hand to demonstrate technique; and the process of street painting will be, as always, shown throughout the day. Of course, those over 12 are welcome as street painters who might like to highlight their own creative process."
To be a street painter, a sponsor, or a vendor for this event, please call the School of the Arts at 369-2171 or visit its website.

Family Sunday Science: Frogs
Sunday, May 25, 11:00am - 4:00pm
Long Island Science Center, 11 West Main Street, Riverhead
Admission $5 children, $2 adults
"Have a hopping good time learning about these helpful and fun creatures. 'Dissect' our replica, make the sound of a frog, do a frog puzzle, read about the frogs in the rainforest, and create some frog friends to take home."
For more info call 208-8000 or visit www.lisciencecenter.org

Homegrown Stringband
Friday, May 30, 7:00pm
Floyd Memorial Library, Greenport
Free

Seminar: How to Do An Astronomy Project
Saturday, May 31, 3:00-6:30 PM.
Custer Observatory, Southold
"Participating in science fairs is important for a number of reasons. Participation can also enhance a student's resume and lead to scholarships: winning local fairs leads to regional ones, then national and international competitions such as the Intel ISEF (which will distribute $4 million in awards and scholarships in 2008). The potential rewards are great so it's important for all involved to prepare for the competition. This seminar is intended for teachers and students (and helpful parents). A team of presenters will cover all aspects of doing an astronomy project."
Suggested donation: $20 adults, $10 students, and free to all students (grades 9-11) who register to present their projects at Custer's Astronomy Science Fair on October 4, 2008.
Reservations suggested.
To register for Custer's fair or reserve seats at the seminar, contact CusterDonna@yahoo.com or call 765-2626.

3rd New York Regiment Long Island Companies 1775
Revolutional War Encampment
Saturday, May 31, 9:00am - 3:00pm
Hallockville Museum Farm, 6038 Sound Avenue, Riverhead
Colonial camp life, military muster, displays of encampment, live colonial cooking, military fashions, and music.
For more info please visit the Hallockville web site or call 298-5292

Demonstrations in Physics (or Life Outside the Box)
Saturday, May 31, 8:00-9:00 PM
Custer Observatory, Southold
"Physics is a basic science, both simple and elegant, yet it is often considered one of the most difficult subjects in high school. Through a series of live demonstrations, Dr. Helio Takai will make it easier to understand physics from classical to modern, a span of over five centuries of knowledge. Demonstrations will involve light, sound, gravity, electricity, magnetism, semiconductors, Brownian motion and particle physics; each demo will describe a phenomenon and how it is of relevance to daily life. This presentation is for all ages. Presenter: Dr. Helio Takai is a physicist at Brookhaven National Laboratory and is a member of Custer's Research Committee.
Suggested donation: $10 members; $13 non-members; $5 students
For more info visit the Custer website or call 765-2626

Play Reading: The Rainmaker
Saturday May 31, 8:00pm
The North Fork Community Theatre, Mattituck
Tickets $10 at the door, general seating, refreshments
For more info visit www.NFCT.com or call 298-NFCT

Family Sunday Science: Butterflies
Sunday, June 1, 11:00am - 4:00pm
Long Island Science Center, 11 West Main Street, Riverhead
Admission $5 children, $2 adults
"Come see our newly hatched butterflies and help us release them in the park. Do a puzzle, see some real mounted butterflies from all over the work, play butterfly bingo, and craft your own butterfly to take home."
For more info call 208-8000 or visit www.lisciencecenter.org

Family Sunday Science: Building Big
Sunday, June 8, 11:00am - 4:00pm
Long Island Science Center, 11 West Main Street, Riverhead
Admission $5 children, $2 adults
"See how high you can build a tower, how long a bridge, or how strong a house. Use paper, wood, K-Nex, Legos, your skills and imagination."
For more info call 208-8000 or visit www.lisciencecenter.org

Audubon at Home-- Vital Bird Habitat in your own Backyard
Friday, June 13, 2008, 7:30pm
Red House Nature Center at Inlet Pond County Park, Route 48, Greenport
"You will learn about bird habitat basics, and what you can do to create more feeding and nesting opportunities for birds. The objective is to increase food and water sources for wildlife, shelter and nesting opportunities, native plantings, and biodiversity while decreasing invasive plant sprawl, lawn size, water and pesticide use, and polluted runoff. Outgoing NFAS President Maureen Cullinane, owner of Goodgardens, will offer practical tips and advice about how to create your own healthy backyard, and where to find local sources for native plants. When you view your yard as 'habitat,' your ecological awareness will be heightened. Your yard will be practical but bountiful as well."
For info call Maureen 323-0103 or email Goodgardens@aol.com

Dance of the Bees
Saturday, June 14, 11:00am
Red House at Inlet Pond County Park, Route 48, Greenport
"What is special about Honey Bees? How do they communicate, find food and make that delicious honey?"
$5 fee for non-members.
Call Sarah Williams at 477-3988 for more info or email her.

First Annual Greenport 10K Kayak Race
Saturday, June 14 (raindate June 15)
Mitchell Park, Greenport
"The 2008 Greenport Kayak Race from Orient to Greenport is a 10 K on water race for kayaks, there is a 100 boat limit. There will be cash prizes and a barbecue at the end of the race, which will take place at Mitchell Park in Greenport. The Greenport Kayak Race is to introduce to the public the 'Nature Kayak Trail System,' which circumnavigates Greenport and Southold. The proceeds to help implementation of signage at trail heads/creeks and to help improve boater awareness."
For further information, a downloadable racers application, and a map of the race course, please visit the Greenport Kayak website.

Volunteer Information Tea
Saturday, June 14, 3:00pm
Red House at Inlet Pond County Park, Route 48, Greenport
Join us at the Red House for tea and crumpets. While you nibble and sip we will offer suggestions about how easily you can help us connect people with nature. Learn about what we do and how you can play an active part in the North Fork Audubon Society. We are looking for volunteers to help with our Endangered Species Program, lead field trips, maintain the trails, remove invasives, and anything else to do with our mission statement: North Fork Audubon Society connects people with nature. We promote the preservation of birds and wildlife by protecting and restoring critical habitats of Long Island's North Fork. Our hands-on environmental and natural science programs encourage individuals of all ages to participate. We aim to grow a strong community of active members and supporters who value nature.
For more info contact Maureen Cullinane 631-323-0103 or email maureenculliane@aol.com.

North Fork Art Studio Tour
Saturday, June 21
"Visit 11 art studios not generally open to the public, five artists demonstrating crafts at the Old Town Guild, and artists demonstrating their crafts at two North Fork historical societies. To round out the tour, visit and watch demonstrations at a stained glass studio, a quilt studio, and a wool spinning studio complete with alpacas!"
Sponsored by the Old Town Arts & Crafts Guild
Tickets $10 per person in advance, $15 day of tour.
Children under 12 FREE
For more info visit the Old Town Art & Craft website

Wine Press Concert: Swingtime Big Band
Saturday, July 5, 6:00pm (rain or shine)
Martha Clara Vineyards, Sound Avenue, Riverhead
"Summer evenings not to be forgotten begin with a concert surrounded by the picturesque vineyards of the East End. Dedicated to the performance of America's greatest popular standards, Swingtime Big Band is a 20-piece authentic swing band comprised of master interpreters of music from the Swing Era (mid-1930’s through early 1950’s). The ensemble specializes in performing original arrangements of Big Band classics from the Great American Songbook, bringing to life both the style and the spirit of this music for 21st century audiences to experience in living color."
Tickets: $20 at the East End Arts Council or at the gate; season pass for the five-concert series available for $80.
Concertgoers are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets. Seating is not usually provided. Picnic dinners are welcome, but no outside alcohol is permitted.
For more info call the East End Arts Council at 727-0900

Cutchogue Lions Club 38th Annal Classic Car Show
Sunday, July 6, 9:00am to 4:00pm
Capital One Operations Center, Main Road (Route25), Mattituck.
In 2007, there were 260 cars and 50 trophies were awarded. The Classic Car registration fee is $20 on the day of the show and only $15 if you register prior to July 1. Get a registration form at www.CutchogueLions.org or call show chairman John Hofer at 765-6262
Admission $5 - children under 12 free.

Living with Wildlife on Long Island
Friday, July 11, 6:30pm
Red House Nature Center at Inlet Pond County Park, Route 48, Greenport
"Be sure to BRING THE KIDS to meet a variety of local wildlife, learn about their unique adaptations, and explore their role in our local ecosystem. Get the inside scoop on why these animals end up needing care from Volunteers for Wildlife’s premiere wildlife hospital."

Finding Your Way
Red House Nature Center at Inlet Pond County Park, 65275 Route 48, Greenport
Saturday, July 12, 11:00am
"Make sure you never get lost in the woods. Learn about the four cardinal directions, make your very own compass and learn how to hold it, and read it. Then use your compass to go on a quick treasure hunt."
$5 fee for non-members.
Call Sarah Williams at 477-3988 for more info or email her.

Wine Press Concert: Caroline Doctorow
Saturday, July 12, 6:00pm (rain or shine)
Paumanok Vineyards, Main Road, Aquebogue
"Summer evenings not to be forgotten begin with a concert surrounded by the picturesque vineyards of the East End. Acclaimed singer-songwriter, Caroline Doctorow, performs folk-pop. She has released four records on the Narrow Lane Records label. Other credits include the performance of a song on the PBS series, Freedom - The History of Us narrated by Katie Couric, which aired on public television in 2003. Her compositions appear on many compilation disks including, The Best of The Eclectic Café and on an Ars Nova Productions release featuring independent folk performers. For years Doctorow has been one of the foremost interpreters of Dylan songs. Caroline's latest CD release, Carmel Valley Ride, is a concept record about the 60's folk duo, Richard and Mimi Fariña."
Tickets: $20 at the East End Arts Council or at the gate; season pass for the five-concert series available for $80.
Concertgoers are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets. Seating is not usually provided. Picnic dinners are welcome, but no outside alcohol is permitted.
For more info call the East End Arts Council at 727-0900.

Arts in Southold Town Concert: Paquito d’Rivera, Jazz
Tuesday, July 19, 7:30pm
Southold High School Auditorium, Oaklawn Avenue, Southold
Tickets: $45 (Students - $10)
For more info or to buy tickets, visit the Arts in Southold Town web site

Arts in Southold Town Concert: The Perlman Music Program
Saturday, July 29, 7:30pm
Southold High School Auditorium, Oaklawn Avenue, Southold
Tickets: $20 (Students - free)
For more info or to buy tickets, visit the Arts in Southold Town web site

Wine Press Concert: Hugh Prestwood & Friends
Saturday, August 2, 6:00pm (rain or shine)
Osprey's Dominion, Main Road, Peconic
"Summer evenings not to be forgotten begin with a concert surrounded by the picturesque vineyards of the East End. Hugh Prestwood, an award winning singer, songwriter and member of the Nashville Songwriters’ Hall of Fame, has been bringing Nashville to the North Fork for 10 years, to the delight of the Wine Press Concert Series audiences. He has penned songs for Judy Collins, Randy Travis, Trisha Yearwood, Crystal Gayle, Michael Johnson and many more. He and his friends will be sharing their songs for a night to remember. In an intimate setting these fine musicians will remind you of the best things in life."
Tickets: $20 at the East End Arts Council or at the gate; season pass for the five-concert series available for $80.
Concertgoers are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets. Seating is not usually provided. Picnic dinners are welcome, but no outside alcohol is permitted.
For more info call the East End Arts Council at 727-0900.

Tree-mendous!
Red House Nature Center at Inlet Pond County Park, 65275 Route 48, Greenport
Saturday, August 9, 11:00am
"Learn to identify a variety of trees in our area, and why they are so important. We will make tree journals, adopt a special tree on the trails and develop observation skills by studying the life in and around a single tree."
$5 fee for non-members.
Call Sarah Williams at 477-3988 for more info or email her.

Wine Press Concert: Miles to Dayton
Saturday, August 9, 6:00pm (rain or shine)
Palmer Vineyards, Sound Avenue, Aquebogue
"Summer evenings not to be forgotten begin with a concert surrounded by the picturesque vineyards of the East End. Born out of the ashes of romantic tragedy, this Long Island-based ensemble brings an honest, heartfelt message of love, life and laughter to each performance. The talented brother-sister duo of Dave and Krista March, with musical journeyman Jonathan Preddice, combine to bring a unique texture of harmony and song. After adding young phenom Rob Caniglia on percussion, and the talented Leanne Preddice on the violin, the ensemble has expanded its horizons to both acoustic and/or full band performance setup. Miles to Dayton will leave a lasting impression on your ears, relying on quality musicianship along with a melody that will carry you back to the next show. With the successful release of their first album A Long Way Back in 2005, the band has developed a strong regional following."
Tickets: $20 at the East End Arts Council or at the gate; season pass for the five-concert series available for $80.
Concertgoers are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets. Seating is not usually provided. Picnic dinners are welcome, but no outside alcohol is permitted.
For more info call the East End Arts Council at 727-0900.

Wine Press Concert: Rare Groove Band
Saturday, August 16, 6:00pm (rain or shine)
Pindar Vineyards, Main Road, Peconic
"Summer evenings not to be forgotten begin with a concert surrounded by the picturesque vineyards of the East End. Returning to the East End after rave reviews from the Winterfest, join band members James Miceli (Tenor Sax), Rod Borrie (trombone), Pete Campo (guitar), John DeWitt (organ), Jeff Brown (bass) and Kevin Twigg (drums) for an evening made for dancing and grooving. The term "Rare Groove" originated in the late 1980s, referring to a renewed interest in the jazz-funk of the 1970s. Sometimes referred to as soul jazz, it's music drawn from jazz but steeped in blues, made by a number of great (although often relatively unknown) musical masters. It's jazz with an emphasis on the beat—the groove—that makes people smile and want to get up and dance. This music sounds fresh today because its blend of organ, horns, guitar, drums and bass creates an infectious danceability. After all, this was party music that was played not in the concert hall, but in neighborhood clubs as its artists traveled the various circuits in support of their recordings. Much of this music has historical significance as the original source that has been sampled and reused by today's hip hop artists. So, it's rare music not widely heard today (or even when it first came out), and it grooves, so it's rare groove."
Tickets: $20 at the East End Arts Council or at the gate; season pass for the five-concert series available for $80.
Concertgoers are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets. Seating is not usually provided. Picnic dinners are welcome, but no outside alcohol is permitted.
For more info call the East End Arts Council at 727-0900.

Nature Scavenger Hunt
Saturday, September 13, 2008, 11:00am
Red House Nature Center, 65275 Route 48, Greenport
"Go on a fun forest foray, see if you can you find all of the things listed on your sheet!"
$5 fee for non-members.
Call Sarah Williams 477-3988 for more information or e-mail her at sarahmcc@verizon.net

Arts in Southold Town Concert: Claire Bloom, Actress
Saturday, November 1, 7:30pm
Southold High School Auditorium, Oaklawn Avenue, Southold
Tickets: $30 (Students - free)
For more info or to buy tickets, visit the Arts in Southold Town web site

More to come! Stay tuned...

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