It’s that time of year again….to find the perfect outfit, make the resolutions you will stick to until about January 5, and make your New Year’s Eve plans! Here is your go to guide for all your possible options: (more…)
Here is your go-to guide for where and when to see tree lightings on Long Island this holiday season!
Downtown Glen Cove Holiday Celebration and Tree Lighting Celebration
November 26, 1-6 pm
Glen Cove Village Square, intersection of Glen and Bridge Streets
2nd Annual Tree Lighting to Benefit Huntington Hospital ER
Sunday, November 27 at 5:30 pm
Prime Restaurant, 117 New York Avenue, Huntington, 631-385-1515 (more…)
One of my favorite holiday activities is driving around, looking at holiday lights. Everyone loves to see the decorations, whether they be simple and elegant or lavish and crazy! What better way to share that holiday cheer than with the 2011 Holiday Lights Contest!
The contest will run from December 1 through December 29, 2011. We’ll post the images of your holiday lights right here on the website as well as on our Facebook page, and the Nassau Happening readers will get to choose their favorite. The photo with the most “likes” on the Nassau Happening Facebook page by 11:59pm on December 29 will be named Nassau Happening’s Best Holiday Lights of Long Island 2011 and be awarded (more…)
The fall weather is (hopefully) going to turn soon! This weekend, there are a bunch of happenings to get involved in and welcome in October!
The fall themed festivals and carnivals have begun! The Long Island Fall Festival in Heckscher Park in Huntington is here! Live music, food, vendors, contests, carnival, a beer and wine tent, and much more family fun will be there. There is also the Egyptian Festival in Woodbury, featuring food, movies, lectures, movies, crafts, raffles, prizes, a carnival, and more, including information about the history of the Egyptian culture. The Walt Whitman Mall in Huntington will also hold the Fine Art and Craft Show Expo all weekend long with paintings, sculptures, jewelry, lace, pottery, and other vendors selling homemade items. In Port Washington, the Greek Festival on the Harbor rides, games, music, food, vendors, and fun for the entire family, including fireworks on Saturday night.
Being a Long Islander, chances are you can say yes to at least one of the following questions:
1-Do you love animals?
2-Do you enjoy a good steak?
3-Would a beautiful view of Huntington Harbor while dining sound ideal?
4-Do you enjoy admiring Maseratis and yachts?
If you answered yes to one (or preferably all) of the above, then you should attend Prime-An American Kitchen and Bar on July 21 between 8 and 10 pm. During this time, the North Shore Animal League America (NSALA) will allow diners to meet puppies, kittens, dogs, and cats that can be adopted. Ferrari Maserati of Long Island and Surfside 3/Marina Max of Huntington will have cars and yachts on display as well. It’s the perfect opportunity to enjoy a beautiful view, have a fantastic meal, and bring home a new furry family member that is in desperate need of a home.
For more info, contact Prime, 117 New York Avenue, Huntington, 631-385-1515 or the North Shore Animal League America, 25 Davis Avenue, Port Washington, 516-883-7575.
Do you need a new look for summer? Tired of your haircut? Sick of the same old style? Fear not Long Island: Nassau Happening has teamed up with Maximus Spa Salon to bring you our first ever Makeover Contest!
Starting today, enter to win a FREE MAKEOVER FROM MAXIMUS SPA SALON!!! A brand new haircut, hair color, makeup, brow shaping, and nails! What better way to start the summer? Maximus Spa Salon is the leading salon on Long Island for makeovers, and they have transformed countless people over the past few years. With a commitment to being the best of the best and to the highest level of customer satisfaction, they provide full salon and spa services at both their Carle Place and Merrick locations.
It is finally getting GORGEOUS outside, and there is no need to travel to find some wonderful treasures that Nassau has to offer. Here is Nassau Happening’s guide to the top 10 spots to visit this spring and summer.
1. Old Bethpage Village Restoration-Visit a living history museum, where a mid-19th century Long Island rural village is re-created for you. The general store, inn, farm, blacksmith shop, school, and villager’s houses (to name only a few) are kept so that visitors get a true sense of what it was like to live on LI long ago. Staff dress the part, too, and tell stories of what their typical day would have been like. There is a lot of walking, though, so wear sneakers! Kids love the farm especially, where they keep live animals, but adults will enjoy the tales of long ago just as much. (Insider tip: Don’t miss their Civil War re-enactment and Old-Time Baseball Games both taking place in July! See our community calendar for dates and times.)
1303 Round Swamp Road, Plainview
516-572-8400
Open Wednesday-Saturday, 10-4 and Sunday 11-5
$10 adults, $7 children ages 5-12, seniors, and volunteer firefighters, children under 5 are free (more…)
You don’t have to go far to enjoy the beautiful spring and summer weather ahead! Here is Nassau Happening’s Guide to some of the best places to enjoy water views, outdoor dining, and more!
Details: Busy bar scene and outdoor patio dining area specializing in seafood
Notable Feature: Pristine white indoors, great bar area
Perfect For: Fun night out, meeting with friends
Find it: 1500 Lido Beach Boulevard, in the Malibu Shore Club, Lido Beach, 516-442-2798, maliblueoysterbar.com