Autumn on Long Island is truly enchanting. As a cool breeze sweeps across the coasts and leaves turn to shades of red and gold, Long Island is filled with an array of seasonal activities and events. Whether you’re looking to explore LI’s rich history against a scenic backdrop, take in the vibrant…
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As the warm summer air turns crisp on Long Island, there are plenty of seasonal celebrations to fill your weekends. Whether you’re into live music, great food, or cool art, there’s something for everyone. From maritime history to delicious eats and stunning lantern displays, these festivals are…
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As the famed Long Island summer comes to a close in September, the island transforms into a must-experience, crisp autumn. Located just south of New England, Long Island has beautiful foliage, vibrant colors, and plenty of seasonal activities like apple picking, corn mazes, pumpkin picking, and tons…
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The crisp arrival of autumn blankets Long Island in vibrant hues, transforming the region into a captivating tapestry of colors and experiences. The foliage transforms the landscape while the air becomes brisk and invigorating – perfect for leisurely strolls, bike rides, and hikes with the family…
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Fall is here, and what better way to celebrate than with a delicious meal! Fall Long Island Restaurant Week kicks off its 18 th season on Sunday, October 29 th with a plethora of dining options across the island. From Indian and Italian to Seafood and American, the different types of cuisine you can…
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On the heels now of the 2023 Ryder Cup, the largest and most prestigious golf event in the world, all eyes were on the host city of Rome as Team Europe claimed victory over Team USA. But the global golf spotlight and excitement, which drew in more than 600 million television viewers for the 2023…
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Long Island, known across the globe for its white-sand beaches, is also rich in agriculture with over 600 working farms, offering a diverse range of seasonal organic produce from apples to summer squash, to pumpkins, corn, and even peppers and mushrooms, among others. Many, like the famed Harbes…
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