Huntington Public Library Main Auditorium

The Huntington Public Library invites the community to celebrate the nation’s founding with a special Meet the Artist event featuring John N. Daniello, the designer behind the library’s 2026 exhibit series,&nbsp;America 250: Celebrating Huntington, NY panel exhibit. During the event, Daniello will unveil the final two pieces of the exhibit, marking the completion of his seven-month long series created for the library. Guests can enjoy light refreshments, share their local memories on the Huntington Story Wall, and meet the artist whose work has helped bring Huntington’s history, stories, and community spirit to life. To learn more about John N. Daniello, visit&nbsp;<a href="https://www.johnndaniello.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.JohnNDaniello.com</a>

Local Event: America 250: Celebrating Huntington with John N. Daniello

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America 250: Celebrating Huntington with John...

The Huntington Public Library invites the community to celebrate the nation’s founding with a special Meet the Artist event...

America 250: Celebrating Huntington with John N. Daniello

Main Auditorium

Celebrate America’s 250th by checking out some testaments to its success and grandeur – our great Long Island parks! &nbsp;In all, there’s at least 70,000 acres of recreational and wooded parkland spread across Long Island, from Queens to Montauk. For this presentation, we will stop by seven truly unique parks: John P. Humes Japanese Stroll Garden in Mill Neck, Cedar Creek Park in Seaford, Belmont Lake State Park in West Babylon, two Smithtown favorites: Caleb Smith and Sweetbriar Preserves, the Connetquot River State Park in Oakdale, and we’ll end at Bayard Cutting Arboretum in Great River. You will find that they each have so much to offer – and their own story to tell!&nbsp;Registration is required. Open to all

Local Event: Long Island Parks With Stories To Tell

Long Island Parks With Stories To Tell

Celebrate America’s 250th by checking out some testaments to its success and grandeur – our great Long Island parks!  In all,...

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DINOSAURS ROCK® Fossil Adventure Join us for a Jurassic journey! See and touch life-size and genuine Museum exhibit pieces up-close while learning from a DINOSAURS ROCK expert! &nbsp;Hands-on too! Go on a Fossil Dig - find a REAL fossil to keep! It’s sure to be a super interactive, fun and educational experience. Visit <a href="https://dinosaursrockprograms.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">DinosaursRock.com</a> for more information.

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Join our mystery book circle for an engaging session featuring the novel 'Count My Lies'. We are excited to announce that author Sophie Stava will join the discussion virtually via Zoom to share insights into her page-turning work.&nbsp;Open To All ... Registration is Required&nbsp;(You will receive a ZOOM link via email upon registration and then again the day before the meeting if attending virtually).

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Join us for a talk with film historian Glenn Andreiev exploring Theodore Roosevelt's film presence, featuring rare film clips dating from 1897, showing Roosevelt in action for the next twenty years, even in early cartoons.&nbsp;The 26th President of the United States, Oyster Bay's own Theodore Roosevelt, wowed early movie-goers with his energetic, magnetic on-screen persona. Only a fraction of the near 200 short films of Roosevelt survive.&nbsp;"You shook hands with Roosevelt, and hear him talk, then you went home to wring the personality out of your clothes."&nbsp;Registration is required. Open to all.

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Theodore Roosevelt On Film:The First...

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Station Community Room

Starting with the soil and ending with making a delicious garden pizza, attendees will learn step-by-step the process of how healthy food is made at home.&nbsp; Patrons will take home a potted plant that will get them started on their own food journey.

Local Event: The Story Of Food: From Soil To Table

The Story Of Food: From Soil To Table

Starting with the soil and ending with making a delicious garden pizza, attendees will learn step-by-step the process of how...

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Find your calm and restore your balance.
Experience the soothing combination of gentle yoga and the healing vibrations of singing bowls in this relaxing class. Flow through mindful movements, focus on your breath, and let the calming sounds wash away stress, leaving you feeling refreshed, centered, and renewed.
Registration is required. Please bring a yoga mat with you.&nbsp;

Local Event: Singing Bowl Experience

Singing Bowl Experience

Find your calm and restore your balance.
Experience the soothing combination of gentle yoga and the healing vibrations of...

Build, create, and imagine together at Family LEGO Time! Bring&nbsp;the whole family for an afternoon of creative fun using our LEGO collection. Design, build, and let your imagination soar! LEGOs are intended for ages 4 and up. Registration is recommended but not required—drop-ins are always welcome. Open to all!

Local Event: Family Lego Drop-In

Family Lego Drop-In

Build, create, and imagine together at Family LEGO Time! Bring the whole family for an afternoon of creative fun using our LEGO...

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The Huntington Center for Performing Arts presents their Theater Arts Summer Program. Exploring voice, improvisation, movement and art while preparing &nbsp;to perform &nbsp;selections from&nbsp; the musical production assigned.Full Day - 9:30-3:30 Monday - Friday&nbsp;Age 7-13 Two-week Sessions: Session I -&nbsp;Chitty Chitty Bang Bang- JULY 20-31Session II - Annie - AUGUST 17-29You must register for both weeks in order to perform in the musical.&nbsp; Camp will include the following classes in addition to preparing for the performance of the musical at the conclusion of the session. Performance will take place in the studio at the Center. Scene Study Monologue Improvisation Staging &amp; blocking Voice Stage Craft Theater DanceYogaArt&nbsp;

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 The Huntington Center for Performing Arts presents their Theater Arts Summer Program. Exploring voice, improvisation, movement...

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The holidays are arriving six months ahead of schedule at <a href="https://johnscrazysocks.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">John's Crazy Socks</a>, where the company's Main Street retail store is hosting a Christmas in July sale and celebration on Friday, July 24, and Saturday, July 25.
The event marks one of the first major seasonal celebrations at the store since its grand opening ribbon-cutting in June, and it gives the Huntington Village community another reason to stop into the colorful, mission-driven shop at 328A Main Street.
Sale and celebration, all in one weekend
Throughout the Christmas in July sale, shoppers can expect winter-themed discounts storewide, along with holiday decorations and photo opportunities throughout the store. The celebration builds to two signature events:
<ul>
 <li>Christmas Eve &mdash; Friday, July 24, 6:00 to 8:00 PM: A visit from Summer Santa, Santa Story Time, and a Christmas Carol Sing-Along, along with giveaways, games, and cookies.</li>
 <li>Christmas Morning &mdash; Saturday, July 25, 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM: Photos with Santa, a snowball fight, and holiday games and surprises throughout the morning.</li>
</ul>
Both events are free and open to the public. Families are invited to dress the part: pajamas, John's Crazy Socks gear, and Hawaiian shirts are all welcome.
A store built to be a destination
John's Crazy Socks was founded in Huntington in December 2016 by John Cronin, who has Down syndrome, and his father, Mark Cronin. For nearly nine years, the business operated entirely online, shipping socks and gifts around the world. This year, after years of customers asking for a physical location, the company opened its first retail store right in the heart of Huntington Village.
The store was designed to be more than a place to shop. It's a place where customers can meet John Cronin in person, see the company's mission in action, and experience the same colorful, joyful energy that built the brand's following online. 
As one customer put it, &ldquo;I walk in the store and instantly feel happy.&rdquo;
Christmas in July is the store's latest opportunity to bring that experience to life.
Why a summer Christmas
Summer is historically the slowest season for the sock business, a pattern the company has seen since its early years. Rather than wait out the slow months, the team decided to create their own reason for the community to celebrate.
"We know summer is the slowest time of year for a sock business: nobody's thinking about cozy socks at the beach," said Mark X. Cronin, co-founder of John's Crazy Socks. "So, we decided if the calendar wouldn't bring us Christmas, we'd bring Christmas to Huntington ourselves."
John Cronin, the company's co-founder and Chief Happiness Officer, plans to be at the store for both days of the celebration, as he is whenever he isn't traveling. "I love Christmas, and I love our customers," said John. "Why wait until December to have both?"
About John's Crazy Socks
John's Crazy Socks is a mission-driven business built on a simple idea: that people with differing abilities have something extraordinary to offer the world. Since 2016, the company has shipped more than 500,000 packages to 94 countries and donated over $850,000 to charity partners, including Special Olympics New York. More than half of the company's team members have differing abilities. The Huntington Village retail store shares its home with the company's fulfillment center and podcast studio.
Event Details
What: Christmas in July Sale and Celebration at John's Crazy Socks When: Friday, July 24, 6:00&ndash;8:00 PM and Saturday, July 25, 11:00 AM&ndash;1:00 PM Where: John's Crazy Socks, 328A Main Street, Huntington Village, NY 11743 Cost: Free and open to the public
For more information, call 631-760-5625 or visit <a href="https://johnscrazysocks.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">johnscrazysocks.com.</a>

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