Laurel, NY News & Events

Check out Laurel restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Suffolk County news.

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Upcoming Events

Thursday, May 1

Online: Kentucky Derby

May1

Historian Leslie Goddard will discuss the history and traditions of the Kentucky Derby, register for a Zoom link

Where

Mattituck-Laurel Library

13900 Main Rd.

Mattituck, NY

Phone

631-298-4134

Price

free

Website

mattitucklaurellibrary.org

Black and White

May2

Artworks exclusively in black, white or gray will be on dispaly, juried by Lauren La Bella

Where

Huntington Arts Council

213 Main St.

Huntington, NY

Phone

631-271-8423

Price

free

Website

huntingtonarts.org

Adult Mental Health First Aid

May3

CN Guidance & Counseling Services will discuss how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among adults, register

Where

Northport-East Northport Public Library - Northport Building

151 Laurel Ave.

Northport, NY

Phone

631-261-6930

Price

free

Website

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