They charge $5 a person to enter. No real entertainment worth it that we can see. Shortsighted in…read morecollecting admission fee so we can spend more money. Not worth it for a family to enter.

Used to go every year, but I won't go again. I understand my opinion will be unpopular, but I will…read moreat least be honest. The number of dogs at the fair is not safe. Those of us trying to walk around the fair do so in fear of tripping over a leash or stepping in something unsavory. So although Huntington puts on a beautiful fair I'll leave it to the dog lovers in the future.

The Food Festival at Tanger has been on my list forever, but every year I somehow managed to be out…read moreof town. This time I finally made it with my brothers and came prepared to do some serious eating. The watermelon agua fresca was dangerously good, Bella's empanadas were a hit (although the oxtail one sold out before I could get it ), and the lobster roll from DJ's Clam Shack was delicious. But the real winner? The Korean corn dog. Honestly, I'd come back just for that. Came hungry, left stuffed, and somehow still thinking about my next visit.

Went to Tanger in Deer Park the other day and stumbled upon the Deer Park food festival…read more $15 entrance fee. So many food trucks, my eyes ate more than my stomach can fill. Thoroughly enjoyed the blue raspberry lemonade (Not pictured) thing was HUGE. Chicken dumplings, Steak burger, cousin maines lobster roll are a MUST! I love steak and so I was naturally drawn to this truck. Decided to get a wagyu smash burger This is actually my first time trying wagyu burger. It tasted ok. Will try the steak box next time. It looked scrumptious. Will def be back next year.

Not an ADA complaint event. Walkways covered with electronical cords, unlevel dirt paths, and tons…read moreof holes. Would never pay full price admission for this event. Zero effort to be Strawberry themed. Planning committee needs to complete more research before hosting this event again.

It's not really a strawberry festival, it's a carnival, a fun carnival complete with rides,…read morecarnival eats (funnel cakes, fried oreos, Turkey legs e.t.c). They're is a strawberry section. It's really a fundraiser for the Bellmore Lions Club, a local school team. This section has strawberries, strawberry cake, and strawberry daiquiris on sale. This carnival gets crowded the later it gets, so I recommend getting there mid-afternoon. It is a lot of fun for what it is, especially for kids. Make sure you bring lots of cash for your food and other things you might want to purchase. I did see one ATM available but don't take any chances.

What an amazing event ! Tequila fest 2015 and unlimited tacos the place was awesome food was great…read moreand tequila was out of this world !

It seems my review was removed, so I'll say this again. TL;DR: In November, a bouncer assaulted me…read morebefore I could even get in the front door. I have not went out again since. I was in line with my friends when I tried to hand the bouncer my ID. He got aggressive with me, told me to "get out of his face," separated me from my friends, and let another group in front of me. I apologized, confused, and he said I was "f-- pissing [him] off." He pretended to let me in. When I put my hand on the door handle, he grabbed my neck from behind and started screaming "let go of the door!" I hadn't even made the connection yet that it was the BOUNCER at the point he (and his two coworkers) pulled back so hard that the door broke and swung the wrong way on its hinges. I tumbled through three metal barriers and was bruised pretty bad but thankfully had no major injuries. I attempted to contact both the bar and the security company but both led to a dead end as I was stonewalled each time. Looking at the other reviews, it seems their behavior has not improved, as another user mentioned being cussed at and spit on. I'm writing this to let you all know the risks of going to this establishment so you don't walk into the same situation I did. Please be careful, and wish you all the best on your nights out in Huntington!

The place has potential to be so much more fun and inviting. In my opinion, definitely need to get…read morea new DJ. Until then we won't be returning and I recommend looking elsewhere for a fun night out.

Although this festival has been around for years, this was my first visit on Sunday December 8th,…read more2024. It started off great as we were able to park in the Marina parking lot for free! This festival is geared toward kids and family fun! Pictures with Santa, roasting marshmallows, and ice skating. The Village Center was the site for the "Festival of Trees". Local business themed Christmas trees all decorated for the season. Vendors of all kinds set up their wares here as well as in various locations throughout the village. The highlight of the event are the performers who are dressed up in 19th century Victorian era costumes. Some are stationed at various points, giving out directions. Others are meandering around the village spreading Christmas cheer, "Happy Christmas to you both!" Many stop to talk to and take pictures with the children and their families. We heard they parade down Main Street and stop at the lighting of the Christmas tree. Both activities which I missed...no doubt buying something from a vendor! The weather was unusually balmy for December. It did not take away at all from the cheery Christmas feel. I wish I had known about this event when my children were younger, I definitely would have visited with them. Truth be told, Christmas is my favorite holiday! I had a wonderful time... I guess I'm just a kid at heart

When my kids were small, I would push the double stroller around Port Jefferson and talk with the…read moreDickens characters around town. What a pip! Then, I'd take the family to see A Christmas Carol at the theater. The street actors performed the play both forwards and backwards! Times were simpler then. The town allowed a roaring fire on Main St and provided sticks for the kids to roast marshmallows. This was my little town and we looked forward to this weekend. From the horse drawn carriages coming down Main St into port, it truly was an entertaining experience. Fast forward to 2019. From Newsday to News12 all saying come to Port Jefferson and experience the Dickens festival! Really? Over the years, I have seen people getting dressed like the characters?! On Saturday I run errands. I like to come into Port Jefferson and grab a specialty coffee at Starbucks. Starbucks during this weekend is slammed with tweens and parents drinking frappachinos. Parking? Forget about it, every spot is taken. Port Jefferson is a mad house with people trying to get a free marshmallow..... And why do you folks feel the need to get dressed like a Chimmey Sweep?? Dudes... really?? I'm knocking off a star. What was once nice memories are now dread when I get my coffee and dry cleaning. Nothing to see here folks, go to Sayville...

I can't think of a better way to spend a beautiful Sunday afternoon, than drinking cold beers and…read moreeating delicious chicken wings from 14 of Long Island's finest poultry purveyors! Immediately upon entering I was greeted with the hypnotic smell of buffalo wings. The nutty Irishman converted the interior of their bar/restaurant into a chicken wing convention center. Two floors plus an outside patio area dedicated to the two of life's greatest party foods, wings and beers. I decided to walk through the entirety of the venue before starting my wing enjoyment. So many different places offering so many different and distinctive and delicious chicken wings. Everything from your traditional buffalo wing to A chicken wing with a chocolate raspberry sauce. For the most part, all of the wings were unique and delicious however there could be only one winner. My favorite was the traditional Buffalo style wing made by Tony. Delicious in all of its simplicity the wing it's self was plump and perfectly cooked with just enough buffalo sauce on it as not to mask the flavor of the wing. This was an excellent and well planned event and I look forward to returning to it next year.!

Well since I got to try one of my favorite foods from all different restaurants, I was a happy…read morecamper. I also got to enter the wing eating contest which was awesome. I'm so glad that they created a festival dedicated to one of the best party foods out there!!! Goooo wings!!!! My only hang up was the price...$35 is a little steep to not include a free beer

It was the first time I saw a Diana Ross concert. Tilles Center was a great place to see her. Not…read morea bad seat in the house. The staff are very friendly and organized the crowd. It was a very enjoyable experience.

The Tilles Center for the Performing Arts is on the west side of the CW Post campus; previously…read morenamed after the longtime Long Island University chancellor Dr. Albert Bush-Brown, as the Bush-Brown Concert Theater. It hosts many memorable music events, as well as community events such as high school commencements. It's more convenient for Long Islanders than Lincoln Center, and parking is free. Khatia Buniatishvili played here on 2020.1.12. The private university, C.W. Post or LIU (Long Island University), was on the former estate of Charles William Post (1854-1914), Hillwood, who was best known as the founder of the breakfast cereal brand. His daughter, Marjorie Merriweather Post (1887-1973), sold it to Long Island University in 1951 for $200,000.