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Cutchogue, NY News & Events

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Upcoming Events

Thursday, May 1

Small Works Exhibition and Sale

May2

Small artworks and other fine art, photography and hand crafted items will be available for purchase, opening reception will be held 2-4 p.m. on April 26

Where

Old Town Arts and Crafts Guild

28265 Main Rd.

Cutchogue, NY

Phone

631-734-6382

Price

free

Website

oldtownartsguild.org

Bob Dylan's Birthday Bash

May4

Nina Et Cetera will perform Bob Dylan songs in celebration of his birthday, register

Where

Patchogue-Medford Library - Medford Branch

2151 Horseblock Rd.

Medford, NY

Phone

631-654-4700

Price

free

Website

Healthcare Navigators

May6

Navigators from the Health & Welfare Council of Long Island will be available to help patrons enroll in Medicaid, Child Health Plus and the Essential Plans

Where

Patchogue-Medford Library

54-60 E. Main St.

Patchogue, NY

Phone

516-505-4426

Price

free

Website

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