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      Guide: LI party boat rentals, fishing trips, sailing tours and more

      Get out on the water with our list of charters, sunset cruises, pedal pubs, tours and other vessels.

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      Upcoming Events

      Penny Rugs Historical Craft Workshop

      May3

      Instructor Diane Schwindt, a domestic skills historian and educator, will explain the history of penny rugs and guide participants in making their own creations. Penny rugs, a craft that dates back to the 1700s, are created from felted wool circles sewn in layers to create decorative mats which are then used as table coverings

      Where

      Hallockville Museum Farm

      6038 Sound Ave.

      Riverhead, NY

      Price

      $40 plus $10 supply fee

      Fleece and Fiber Festival

      May17

      Sheep and llama shearing demonstrations, fiber arts demonstrations, vendors, workshops, docent-led tours, children's crafts, food trucks, bake sale, live music and more, rain date is May 18

      Where

      Hallockville Museum Farm

      6038 Sound Ave.

      Riverhead, NY

      Phone

      631-298-5292

      Price

      $10, free for ages 12 and younger

      Fleece and Fiber Festival

      May17

      Experience fiber arts with displays and demonstrations of knitting, crocheting, quilting, weaving, spinning, basket weaving and even sheep shearing. New this year will be hands-on workshops in knitting, crocheting and weaving. Rain date May 18

      Where

      Hallockville Museum Farm

      6038 Sound Ave.

      Riverhead, NY

      Price

      $10 age 13 and older, 12 and younger free

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