June 5 to June 18
The Firefly Artists, 90 Main Street, Northport
In the last gasp of spring as it melts into summer, The Firefly Artists will host a very cool solo show. Robert Bellassai’s process starts with flowers encased in ice. The results are exquisite. Come see.
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Saturdays, June 6 through November 21, 8am-12:30pm
Cow Harbor Park parking lot
Northport Farmers’ Market strives to further the spirit of the community by offering locally grown and harvested vegetables and fruits, and locally produced food, plants, skin products and more. Rain or shine. There is no market on September 19.
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Throughout June
Northport Public Library, 151 Laurel Avenue, Northport
Showcasing both pioneering individuals and influential organizations, PRIDE! Our Story explores the lives of those who lived authentically and worked to advance equality. The exhibit guides visitors through key milestones, diverse voices, and powerful stories that continue to shape the LGBTQ+ community. Created by Huntington resident John N. Daniello, a graphic designer and proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, the exhibit aims to educate, inspire and preserve these important histories.
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Tuesday, June 16, 7pm
Free online presentation
Explore the Northport-East Northport area’s rich African American history from the 1650s through the 1950s. East Northport native Ceylon Swenson, an independent historian and museum professional, will deliver an online illustrated lecture, followed by a Q&A. Titled “Living on Common Ground: A New Look at Northport and East Northport’s Black History,” the event is sponsored by St. Paul’s United Methodist Church (UMC) on Northport’s Main Street.
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June 19 to July 19
The Firefly Artists, 90 Main Street, Northport
In honor of the summer solstice, Fireflies Kristen Memoli, Vera Worthington, Kristen Memoli and Lisa Federici are coming together with some fine and talented friends for a very special exhibition of “Curious Arts to Celebrate the Summer Solstice.” Reception July 8, 6 to 9pm.
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Saturday, June 20, 12:30 to 4:30pm
Northport Village Park
The Village of Northport welcomes LGBTQ+ communities and their allies to celebrate Pride in Northport during this annual afternoon gathering in the park. Live music, vendors and speakers contribute to the community feel.
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Sunday, June 21, 1:30pm
Tour begins at the info booth in Village Park
Immerse yourself in the Black history of Northport during this guided walking tour, presented by researcher Ceylan Swenson. Attendees will experience familiar locations from a different vantage point, as they hear the compelling narratives of the diverse Black families who have called Northport and its surrounding areas home for generations. Free event, limited spots.
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Wednesday, June 24 to Saturday, June 27
Trinity Regional School, 1025 5th Avenue, East Northport
The annual feast and festival is back with carnival rides, food, drinks, entertainment and more. So many family-friendly attractions, including fireworks on Saturday. Hours of operation are Wednesday through Friday from 6pm to 11pm and Saturday from 3pm to 11pm. A fireworks display will take place on Saturday evening. See Newton Shows’ Magic Money website for tickets.
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Saturday, July 4, beginning at 9am
Northport Shipwreck, 61 Main Street, Northport
Ready to put your appetite to the test this Independence Day? Join the folks at Northport Shipwreck Diner for a pancake eating contest. Stack up the fun, compete for bragging rights and celebrate the holiday with great food, great people, and a whole lot of pancakes.
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Tuesday, July 14, 6:30-9:30pm
Main Street, Northport Village
Another year, another family fun night! Come with the kids and stroll down Main Street (open for pedestrians only) – enjoy live music, dine outdoors and check out the many family-friendly vendors. Rain date is July 21.
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