Southold, NY News & Events

Check out Southold 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

Southold Free Library

53705 Main Rd.

Southold, NY

Phone

631-765-2077

Price

free

Website

southoldlibrary.org

Loyalists and Patriots in Southold During the Revolution

May3

Ed Marlatt will discuss the history of Southold during the American Revolution

Where

Mattituck-Laurel Library

13900 Main Rd.

Mattituck, NY

Phone

631-298-5248

Price

free

Website

mlhistoricalsociety.org/

LOYALISTS vs PATRIOTS: The American Revolution in Southold

May3

The program will cover Loyalists and Patriots in Southold during the American Revolution, including the Tryon Oath where many Long Island males pledged allegiance to King George III not General George Washington. This talk will be given by natural intelligence and some elements of artificial intelligence, is programmed/presented by Dr. Edward A. Marlatt

Where

Mattituck-Laurel Library

13900 Main Rd.

Southold, NY

Phone

646-248-0640

Price

free

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