FEATURED
Northport Family Nights
Tuesdays, July 19 and 26, 6-9pm
A portion of Main Street in Northport Village will be closed to accommodate two nights of live music, outdoor dining, sidewalk sales, antique cars, and more! For updates on this and other events all summer long, follow the Chamber on Facebook and Instagram.

THIS WEEK
Northport Firemen’s Fair
Now through Saturday, July 16, 7-11pm
Steers Avenue (off of Ocean), Northport Village
Grounds open at 7pm for rides, food, skill games and fun. POP bracelets cost $35 each, with individual tickets available for purchase. Parking is limited; shuttle service at Steers Park will take fairgoers to and from the grounds to their cars. The fair goes until 11pm every night from July 11 - July 16.

Northport Community Band Summer Series
Northport Village Park bandstand
Thursdays through July 28, 8:30pm
The 2022 Summer Series continues with “Scenes From Childhood,” with guest conductor Brian Reynolds, Grumpy Bassoon Soloist Rich Johanson, The Wizard of Oz, Looney Tunes, E. T., Captain Kangaroo, the circus and more! Northport horns lead a pre-concert show at 7:30pm.. Bring a can for LICares! Live Stream right here on Facebook. Bring a chair or a blanket for you, and a can of food to donate to Long Island Cares.

Happenings on Main Street: The Haymakers
Northport Village Park gazebo
Friday, July 15, 7pm
Presented by the Northport Arts Coalition, Happenings on Main Street features The Haymakers (“country music with a punch”) with Chris James, Mark Pohl and Tom Hopkins this week. Weather permitting. Concerts will continue every Friday through September 2.

Huntington Folk Festival
Saturday, July 16, noon-10pm
Heckscher Park, Huntington (Route 25A and Prime Avenue)
A free event co-presented by the Huntington Arts Council, Folk Music Society of Huntington, and AcousticMusicScene.com, as part of the 57th Huntington Summer Arts Festival produced by the Town of Huntington. “An Evening with Paula Cole and Sophie B. Hawkins” will be preceded during the afternoon by a series of amplified showcases and song swaps, along with a musical tribute to Lois Morton and an open mic. For more info and a full schedule, click here. A dinner break will take place from 5-7:15pm. Festival goers are advised to bring lawn chairs and blankets and a picnic supper (or they can walk into Huntington Village and enjoy a meal at one of its many restaurants).

Northport Rotary Club Duck Race
Sunday, July 17, 12pm
Northport Harbor, end of Main Street
Buy a duck for charity and a chance to win $2,000, $1,000 or $500. Bring the kids and let them watch the ducks move with the tide until they hit the finish line. It’s all to make a difference in Northport-East Northport and beyond. Purchase a duck here or at the Northport Farmers’ Market this Saturday.

NEN Library’s Summer Concert Series: Mary Lamont Bond
Tuesday, July 19, 7pm (raindate Wednesday, July 20)
Northport Public Library Courtyard
The “Queen of Long Island Country” returns to Northport Public Library as part of its Summer Concert Series to entertain a courtyard crowd with traditional and contemporary country selections, as well as upbeat original songs. It’ll be a lively and fun time with one of the Island’s best country bands!

COMING SOON!

ONGOING
Northport Farmers’ Market
Cow Harbor Park parking lot
Saturdays, June 4 to November 19
8am-12:30pm

Yoga in the Park
Northport Village Park gazebo
Saturdays, June 4 to August 13 (no class July 2)
8:30-9:30am
The Wellness Program in Northport Village Park is back for the summer, beginning with yoga at the gazebo with Jen Tzimas from Yoga Blue NPT on Main Street. Classes cost $10 and can be purchased here. All levels welcome. Bring your own yoga mat and water.

Kids Yoga in the Park
Northport Village Park gazebo
Wednesdays through August
Presented by the Funky Om Kids and the Inc. Village of Northport, a kids yoga class will take place every Wednesday through August. For kids ages 4-12. See flier for details. $10 per class; for more information and to register, click here.

Iconic Northport
Through spring 2023
Northport HIstorical Society, 215 Main Street, Northport
“Iconic Northport,” an exhibit now open at the Northport Historical Society, features the history behind Northport's most iconic landmarks, businesses and traditions, including the LILCO stacks, the trolley tracks, Jones Drug Store and Cow Harbor Day. The museum’s first ever interactive exhibit, each icon has its own QR code that offers users a short video containing extra photos and interesting facts. There is also a selfie station, where visitors can become a customer of Jones Drug Store's old soda fountain.