What’s on across Long Island.
Festivals, story times, farmers markets, and fairs. Every family event on Long Island worth a spot on the fridge calendar. Pick a week and a vibe.
Jun 22–Jun 28
1 eventNext Week
1 eventJul 27–Aug 2
2 eventsAug 10–Aug 16
2 eventsAug 17–Aug 23
1 eventSep 7–Sep 13
2 eventsSep 14–Sep 20
3 eventsSun Sep 20 · 10:00 am–5:00 pm (Annual)
Admission is Free
Sep 21–Sep 27
6 eventsSep 25–Sep 26 (Annual)
Adults $20; Children ages 5-12 $15; Seniors over 60 $15; Children under 5 free
Sun Sep 27 · 10:00 am–4:00 pm (Annual)
Free admission
Sun Sep 27 · 10:00 am–5:00 pm (Annual event held in late summer or early autumn)
Free admission
Sep 28–Oct 4
4 eventsMon Sep 28 · 11:00 am (Annual)
$10 for individuals, $25 for families
Oct 5–Oct 11
1 eventLong Island events, answered
What is going on this weekend on Long Island?
Hit the This Weekend button in the filters and the list narrows to the next two days. We also keep a dedicated this-weekend page that pulls the same events together with a few backup ideas for when the calendar is thin.
Which Long Island family events are free?
Filter cost to Free. A good share of the calendar is: library programs, town concerts and movie nights, tree lightings, and street fairs. Paid events show what we know about admission on the listing, but the event's own page is the last word on price.
Are these events actually for kids?
This directory is built for families, and the Kid-Friendly filter is the switch for it. Events do not hand out tidy age ranges the way camps and leagues do, so listings tend to describe who an event suits in plain language rather than a badge. Read the listing, and when it matters, check the venue's page.
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