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SMASH, a new ping-pong house, kitchen, and bar, is serving up a unique indoor activity for Long Island families or couples seeking some out-of-the-box date-night fun. Head over to the Levittown hot spot for a smashing good time.
For more active fun, check out our guide to kids sports centers and fun zones on Long Island.
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Presidents Week 2020 is approaching, leaving many parents wondering how to keep their kids occupied with school out. Chase away the winter blues and boredom cries with these classes, activities, and camps during the break.
From science experiments to jewelry making and sports skills, these Long Island camps have it all. Drop in for a day or the entire week.
For more activities during the week off, check out our Best of February Break list of events and activities, February GoList, or our daily events calendar.
You can always find more camps for kids in our Camps Guide and full directory of listings.
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Back in Riverhead from its brief relocation in Rocky Point, the Long Island Science Center boasts an edutainment experience for kids and adults.
Stop in for a visit, and remember there are plenty of other museums on Long Island to explore.
Eager for some more indoor fun? Check out our indoor activities guide. Or maybe you want to start planning for a day trip?
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With the holiday season winding down, your family might find itself with free time on its hands. And what better way to spend that time than by doing fun, family-friendly activities that won’t cost you a thing?
To keep your kids and your wallet happy, we’ve come up with a list of our favorite FREE things to do with kids in Janury 2019. Enjoy talent competitions, library activities, mother-daughter bonding time, nature discoveries, and more.
And for more things to do that won’t bust your budget, check out our roundup of free indoor play spaces on Long Island, our winter fun guide, and even our list of free and inexpensive kids’ ski programs in the Northeast. Don’t forget our January GoList and events calendar.
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Hanukkah festivities, crafts, and activities are underway across Long Island. Giant menorahs will be lit, dreidels spun, and latkes devoured during the eight-day celebration that begins on Sunday, December 2.
You'll also find car parades, fire jugglers, ice skating events, and more. Here are some of the most fun Festival of Lights events for local families. Be sure to check out our Holiday Fun Guide for more events this month, and of course, the daily Events Calendar.
As always, for outdoor events we recommend you call or check websites for potential weather-related postponements or delays. Happy Hanukkah.
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If you're looking to mix it up with jolly ol' St. Nick at an outing that's a wee bit different, we have rounded up some of our favorite Santa activities across Long Island. While some events are FREE and require no preregistration, many that are require advanced tickets. These events are quite popular and can sell out early, so you'll want to book reservations as soon as possible.
For more seasonal cheer, check out our roundup of LI holiday lights, and our list of seasonal entertainment, including our Christmas tree farm guide and breakfast with Santa events. Don't forget to check out our Holiday Fun Guide and events calendar often for more hopping holiday happenings.
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The popular Long Island children's and adult theater in Port Jefferson, Theatre Three, suffered extensive damage and loss due to flooding from a rainstorm in late September.
Theatre Three has a full selection of live productions throughout the year, from musicals to comedy shows and concerts, contributing to the robust arts scene at Port Jefferson's harborfront.
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An adventure course at Jones Beach State Park is scheduled to open at the beachfront attraction in 2019. WildPlay Element Parks will install the gravity-defying East Mall Adventure Course, facing the Atlantic Ocean.
There are plenty more thrill-seeking destinations on Long Island. Check out these spots for little (and big) adrenaline junkies in your house. Or visit another state park on Long Island and embark on an adventure of your own.
