Farmingdale St. Patrick’s Day Parade – Join the community for the 8th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade downtown & celebrate, enjoy lunch & specials while in town! Any groups that wish to march contact: joef@thenuttyirishman.com Individuals/groups meet at Northside Elementary School to line-up starting @ 12:30, 1 PM parade step-off proceeding down Main Street to the Village Green.
This event draws more than 300 participants annually. Through sponsorship, ticket sales, raffles, and peer-to-peer fundraising, event participants have raised funds to help AHA provide services for individuals on the autism spectrum, their families, and the professionals who serve them.
The Long Island Fall Beer Festival is an event that showcases local breweries, food and vendors. The event will be a great place for Long Islanders, not just beer enthusiasts, to come out for a day of beer, food, music and fun!
Time to line up for a car cruise for a cause. Shine up your collectible or come as you are and meet, 8 a.m. Sunday, April 15, in the Showcase Theater parking lot in Farmingdale. It’s time for the Spring Breakout Cruise, where you’ll caravan from Farmingdale to Riverhead, picking up more cruisers along the way and then on to Orient Point. The cruise, sponsored by the Empire Galaxy Club, benefits America’s VetDogs. A $20 buffet lunch at the American Legion Hall in Southold is optional. Raffles before and after cruise.
Get ready for the hottest St. Patrick’s Day Bar Crawl on Long Island, Leprecon! Purchase a wristband and enjoy food and drink specials at the best bars and eateries on Main Street in Farmingdale. Locations include Library Café, Jade Palace, Croxley’s Ale House, Vintage Wine Bar, Blue Hawaiian Bar, Lithology Brewing, Daytona’s, Dark Horse Tavern and The Nutty Irishman. Proceeds benefit the Ashley Wade Foundation, a charity that raises money for children battling chronic illnesses. Admission will also get you into the after party and costume contest at The Nutty Irishman. Cost: $20 in advance/$25 at the door (this event…
Head to theaters in Stony Brook, Holtsville, Farmingdale, Hampton Bays and Westbury to see the Bolshoi Ballet present “Romeo and Juliet” on the big screen. Alexei Ratmansky stages the company’s premiere of his production, accompanied by Sergei Prokofiev’s cinematic score.
Hallo Weekend, The Nutty Irishman is the place to be! Join us for our Halloween party Hosted by DJ RuMeR, Music by 12X and The Ultimate Party Band. Enter the Costume Contest and you could win $1,000 in Cash & Prizes.
