Sag Harbor boasts some of the Island’s favorite restaurants. With summer just around the corner, be sure to make a trip to Sag Harbor to visit all of these spots…

Established in 2019, Prohibition in Port Jefferson has brought along with it one of the most unique menus on Long Island. This extends from their food to a plentiful variety of cocktails that have been impressing LI residents both near and far…

Summer is the best time to relax outside, sip on a drink, and listen to live music. Visit some of the best spots listed below to enjoy music all summer long! …

Long Island is home to numerous scenic bars and restaurants, many of which provide their patrons with delicious drinks and specialty foods. Whether they be intimate patios or large-scale outdoor bars and eateries, these locations make for perfect summertime outings. There are innumerable businesses to choose from, but listed below are just 10 of the best outdoor summertime bar spots on the Island…

Smuggler Jack’s waterfront restaurant and bar in Massapequa is a must-visit spot as summer comes into full swing. This beautiful setting is the perfect place to enjoy great views of the water while indulging in a tasty meal. Smuggler Jack’s is loved by Long Island for its American fare, vast drink menu, and incredible atmosphere…

As summer begins and businesses and parks begin to open up yet again, families may be stumped as to what they can do. Luckily, Long Island is full of welcoming family activities that can be enjoyed by both the youth and their parents…

Long Island’s amazing “light art” installation, hosted by the Riverhead Business Improvement District, is making a return to Grangebel Park in Riverhead this year. This pop-up is a walkable and interactive exhibition of art and sculptures with reflective materials, luminescents, and plenty of the other must-see surprises...

Patchogue is packed with some great eateries offering every type of food from American, to seafood, to Colombian, and plenty more for any craving. Read below to discover some must-try restaurants in Patchogue this summer…

“We believe in doing good for the Long Island community and this is our way of giving back” —The Long Island Wave.

The Long Island Wave has established itself in a short time as Long Island’s fastest-growing online journal. Created during the global pandemic by Long Islanders, for Long Island businesses, the Wave’s goal has always been to elevate and highlight business owners and their businesses in the Long Island area…

Summer is quickly approaching, and that means it’s prime time to try out the ice cream shops Long Island has to offer…

One of two yearly arts and crafts events sponsored by the Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce, the 2021 Summer Arts & Crafts Fair, will begin on June 19, Father’s Day weekend…

The Long Island Indigenous Perspectives Canoe Tour, hosted by the Southampton History Museum, will be held on June 19. The event, which is set to launch from Conscience Point, will cover the oral histories of local Indigenous peoples…

It is no surprise that Long Island provides great fishing spots with plenty of lakes, ponds, and streams to choose from. Keep reading to discover some of the best fishing locations for your next venture…

Mobile bar and bartending service known as Rum & Colt has made its way to Long Island. Owners Gabby and James, purchased their 1994 Kingston 2 Horse Trailer in 2020 and have since then transformed it into a unique, on-the-go bar.

Finishing the final touches in late May, 2021, this trailer has officially become ready to use at your next outdoor event or party. Rum & Colt is the perfect addition to any event as they specialize in serving beer, wine, mixed drinks, and mocktails for all your guests…

The Long Beach Farmers’ Market kicked off for the season on Saturday, May 29 at Kennedy Plaza at 1 W Chester St. It will host a series of local vendors each Wednesday and Saturday, lasting into the fall season.

The market will feature a variety of locally supplied goods for market goers to enjoy. A plethora of certified organic fruits and vegetables, herbs, and greens will be available alongside items like juices, cheese, milk, beer, fresh pasta, pickles, smoked pork, soaps and preserves. Shellfish and regional fish, baked goods, cakes and cookies will also be present at the market, with vegan and gluten free treats available as well…

Babylon Village will finally be getting its very own toy store this week. Argyle Toys will hold their grand opening on Saturday, June 19 at their storefront on 10 Grove Place.

The idea for the shop came from neighbors, moms, and co-owners Teresa Striker, Amber McCullough and Madeline Lunz…

Long Island contains coffee shops a-plenty, nestled in the Island’s farthest corners, as well as in more central hubs. Over the years, as more and more coffee shops and cafes have become notable, the tastes of Long Island residents have grown with the introduction of complex brewing and flavors. The shops listed below are just a handful of what the South Shore has to offer…

The Quiet Zone Coaching is providing the Long Island community with essential life skills and coping tools for when life gets tough. Life coach, Susan Petang, helps her clients manage stress, anxiety, and depression through The Quiet Zone Method, which is based on the “gold standards” of psychology. She is strong in developing self-confidence, helping you find the best parts of yourself, and dealing with grief.

Launching within the next two weeks is a new program by Susan Petang called The Divorced Women’s Blueprint, teaching divorced women how to lose the ‘losers’ and find their ideal partner. As Susan states, this program aims to “Help people understand why they made bad choices because the same reasons that we are overwhelmed with life are generally the same reasons that losers, and psychic vampires, and jerks, and mama's boys are attracted to us.” This self-confidence building program will teach you how to heal from past traumas so that you can finally search and find healthy relationships…

The Roslyn Farmers’ Market officially kicked off for the season on Wednesday, June 2 at Christopher Morley Park. From now through December 29, you can visit the market every Wednesday between 7 a.m. and 1 p.m.

The market will be hosting more than 30 local farmers and vendors, who will sell a good mix of everything you would expect from a farmers’ market. Market goers will be able to choose from items like fresh fruits and vegetables, bread and other baked goods, jellies and jams, pasta, coffee and tea, seafood, soaps and beauty products, flowers, alcohol, vegan treats, and much more…

It is time to update your wardrobe for the summer!

Shop for your clothing locally this season by reading our list of a few of the trendiest boutiques in Suffolk County…