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Events C alendar
Fri. - Oct. 28
Old Bethpage Village:
Haunted Tales/Trails
Mega Job Fair
9am (Veteran’s Admission).
10am-2pm (General Admission)
Free parking. Nassau Comm.
College Gym (Bldg. P), 1 Education Dr., Garden City.
Senior Halloween Bash
11am. Residents of N. Hempstead. 60+. Registration required: call 311 or 869-6311.
Charles Fuschillo Park, Carle
Rd., Carle Place.
APEC: Spooktacular
Celebration
1-2:30pm. $16. Ages 18mos. -4
yrs. (w/adult). Come in costume
to play games, craft and pick
a pumpkin. register: 718-2294000. alleypond.com. Alley Pond
Environmental Center, 228-06
Northern Blvd., Douglaston.
Hillside Library:
Movie
1:30pm. “Ghostbusters.” PG-13,
116 mins. Register.
Halloween Bingo
5pm. Gr. 1-3. Register x317.
516-355-7850.To register online:
hillsidelibrary.info. 155 Lakeville
Rd., NHP.
Sands Pt. Preserve: House
of Horrors
, 6, 7
, 21,
28,
10/28-10/30 from 6-10pm.
$30pp. Under 12 not permitted.
Not recommended for children
under 14. Under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Advance
tickets available. sandspointpreserveconservancy.org. 127
Middle Neck Rd., Sands Point.
10/28-10/30. from 6-11pm. $25
ages 12+. $15 under 12. (Not
recommended for children under
10.) 2 haunted houses, 7 haunted tales, fire juggling and more.
obvrnassau.com. Advanced
tickets available. 516-572-8400.
1303 Round Swamp Rd.
OWG: Rise of the Jack
O’Lanterns
6:30-10:30pm. See over 5,000
pumpkins. Advance registration
required. Go to website for admission fees, times, and dates.
oldwestburygardens.org. 71 Old
Westbury Rd.
Tanglewood Preserve:
Spooky Fest
10/28-10/30 from 6:30-9:30pm.
$10 non-scary attractions. $15
all attractions. Halloween theatre, arts & crafts, live animal
exhibit and more. 516-764-0045.
cstl.org. 1450 Tanglewood Rd.,
Rockville Centre.
Clark Botanic Garden:
Spooky Walk
10/28 & 10/29 from 6:30-9:30pm.
$5pp. Haunted maze with terrifying creatures. May not be suitable for young children, minors
must be w/adult. 516-484-8603.
clarkbotanic.org. 193 I.U. Willets
Rd., Albertson.
Cultural Arts Playhouse
10/28, 10/29, 11/4 at 8pm. 10/30
at 3pm. $25. “Young Frankenstein.” 516-694-3330. culturalartsplayhouse.com. 170 Michael
Dr., Syosset.
Sat. - Oct. 29
Old Westbury Gardens:
Dog Days
10/29 & 10/30 from 10am5pm. Bring your leashed dog
for a walk. 516-333-0048. oldwestburygardens.org. 71 Old
Westbury Rd.
APEC: Programs
Tween/Teen Yoga
10:30-11:30am. $16. Ages 8-14.
Bring water & towel. Must register: 718-229-4000. alleypond.
com. Alley Pond Environmental
Center, 228-06 Northern Blvd.,
Douglaston.
Hillside Library:
Book Discussion
10:30am. “American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer,”
by Kai Bird & Martin Sherwin.
Register x310. 516-355-7850.
To register online: hillsidelibrary.
info. 155 Lakeville Rd., NHP.
Bellmore Movies
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1-4pm. Pet costume contest
and parade at 2:30pm. Pets
must be on a leash. Pet food
donation boxes will be available to help feed hungry pets.
Eisenhower Park, Fields 6 &
6A. (Rain or shine.)
BroadHollow Theatre:
“The Jungle Book”
2pm. All tickets $11. Group
rates are available. 516- 7754420. broadhollow.org. 700
Hempstead Tpke., Elmont.
LI Children’s Museum:
Ghostly Gala
11am-3pm. (ongoing) Craft fee
$5 with museum admission
- $3/adults & $2/child (ages
5-12), free under 5. Make a
Halloween craft. 516-5718010. garviespointmuseum.
com. 50 Barry Dr., Glen Cove.
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Nassau Barkfest
Garvies Point Museum:
Craft
Gift Certificate
to the Gourmet
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BIRTHDAY CLUB
ENTRY FORM
The Amazing Maize Maze
10/29-10/30 from 11am-4:30pm.
$10 adults, $5 ages 4-12, free
under 3. Three acre interactive
corn maze.
Haunted House
10/29 from 1-7pm. 10/30 from
11am-7pm. $4pp. Recommended ages 6-12.
718-347-3276. queensfarm.
org. 73-50 Little Neck Parkway,
Floral Park.
Antique & Collectibles
Auction
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9,
Queens Farm Museum:
10/29 at 11am. 10/30 at 12pm.
$12. Live presentation of “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Jr.”
516-599-6870. plazatheatrical.
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5pm viewing, 6pm auction.
516-328-1963. First Presbyterian Church, 16 S. 9th St., NHP.
6-9pm. All ages. $10. Face
painting, live animals, crafts
and more. Tickets required. 516224-5802. LICM.org. 11 Davis
Ave., Garden City.
Planting Fields:
Sleepover
Old Westbury Gardens:
Dog Festival
11am-4pm. Animal welfare
organizations, vendors and
rescue group and more. Costume contest at 3pm. Must
register by 2pm. (Dog must
be on leash.) 516-333-0048.
oldwestburygardens.org. 71
Old Westbury Rd.
12-4pm. $3pp. Face painting,
obstacle course, storytelling
and more. 516-484-8603.
clarkbotanic.org. 193 I.U. Willets Rd., Albertson.
Nassau Museum of Art:
APEC: Forest Invaders
Clark Botanic Garden:
Not-So-Spooky Walk
Enchanted Halloween
1-4pm. $10 per family plus
museum admission. Stroll the
Enchanted Forest , storytime,
and build tiny fairy homes.
Reservations not required. 516484-9337. nassaumuseum.org.
1 Museum Dr., Roslyn Harbor.
LI Children’s Museum:
Floating Ghosts
2-4pm. Ages 3+. Free with
museum admission. Create a
spooky and fun floating ghost.
516-224-5800. LICM.org. 11
Davis Ave., Garden City.
Halloween Party
4-8pm. $15pp. Buffet dinner,
dessert, cash bar. Costume
contest. Help support our
veterans and their programs.
Reservations: 516-328-2367.
Malverne Amer. Legion, 250
Franklin Ave.
Food Fun & Fellowship
BroadHollow: “George &
Gracie A Love Story”
Hillside Library:
10/29 & 11/4 at 8pm, 10/30 at
2:30pm, 11/2 at 2pm. $25 adults,
$23 seniors. Group rates available. Romantic comedy. 516775-4420. broadhollow.org.
700 Hempstead Tpke., Elmont.
SS Audubon Society
9-11:30am. Bird watching. Point
Lookout Town Park & Lido
Preserve. ssaudubon.org.
516-467-9498. (No walk if rain.)
S.T.O.P.
9:30am-3pm. Residents of N.
Hempstead can dispose of their
household hazardous waste,
pharmaceuticals, and shred
documents, CD, DVDs. Donate
clothing and household items to
be given to charity. northhempsteadny.gov. North Hempstead
Beach Park North Lot, 175 W.
Shore Rd., Port Washington.
4:30pm. $20 adults, $15 under
12. Roast beef dinner and bingo.
Reservations: 516-354-5013.
First Presbyterian Church, 16
S. 9th St., NHP.
Tues.- Nov. 1
Teddy Bear Clinic
11am. Ages 18 mos.-pre-K (w/
adult). A medical professional
will introduce children to medical items and terms. Bring a
teddy bear. Register x317.
Lecture
3pm. Getting your resumes noticed, clever thank you notes &
salary negotiations. Register.
516-355-7850. To register online: hillsidelibrary.info. 155
Lakeville Rd., NHP.
Caregiver Support Group
2-3pm. Residents of N. Hempstead. 60+. Learn ways of
coping with demands of care
giving. Register: 311 or 8696311. Port Washington Senior
Ctr., 80 Manorhaven Blvd.
Nassau 200: Lecture
6-9pm. Free. “How to Start
a Business.” For tickets nassaucountyny.gov/Nassau200.
Monroe Theatre, Hofstra University, Hempstead.
Every Week In Our
Queens
Farm Museum:
BIRTHDAY
SWEEPSTAKES
Wed. - Nov. 2
Children’s Fall Fest
11am-4pm. $5pp. Wear costume, games, bounce house,
music and more. 718-3473276. queensfarm.org. 73-50
Little Neck Parkway, Floral Park.
Hillside Library:
Book Discussion
1 & 7pm. “I Let You Go,” by Clare
Mackintosh. Register.
Job Club Workshop
2-4pm. “What To Do When You
Need Career Advice and How
To Answer, Have You Ever Been
Fired.” Register.
Snuggle Tales
7pm. Ages 1-3 (w/adult). Stories,
songs, movement and craft.
Register x317.
516-355-7850. register: hillsidelibrary.info. 155 Lakeville Rd., NHP.
7pm-8am. $40 non-member,
$30 member. Children 8-12
(must be w/adult). Ice cream,
flashlight tour, movie and bagel
breakfast. 516-922-8678. plantingfields.org. 1395 Planting
Fields Rd, Oyster Bay.
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puppetry. 516-224-5800. LICM.
org. 11 Davis Ave., Garden City.
LI Children’s Museum:
Goodnight Moon
11/2-11/4 at 10am & 12pm.
Ages 3+. $9 with museum
admission. $12 theatre only.
Children’s classic book comes
to life with song, dance and
3:15-4:45pm. $30. Ages 11-14.
Explore APEC’s forest. Learn
about the forest, how to identify
trees, health issues facing our
forest and more. Must register: 718-229-4000. alleypond.
com. Alley Pond Environmental
Center, 228-06 Northern Blvd.,
Douglaston.
Cradle of Aviation:
Lecture
7pm. Free but reservations required. Laurie Notaro speaks
about her novel “Crossing The
Horizon.” Register: 516-5724066. CradleOfAviation.org.
51 Charles Lindbergh Blvd.,
Garden City.
Thurs. - Nov. 3
Hillside Library:
Tales for Tykes
1:15pm. Ages 3-4. Storytime.
Register x317.
Candle Making Workshop
6:30pm. $5. Adults. Register.
516-355-7850. To register online:
hillsidelibrary.info. 155 Lakeville
Rd., NHP.
Nassau Bar Assn.: Seminar
6:30-8pm. Free. “Adult Guardianships: Prevention & Intervention.”
Registration required 516-7474070 or email info@nassaubar.
org. 15th & West Streets, Mineola.
Fri. - Nov. 4
Senior’s Lunch
12-2pm. Bring your bag lunch.
Church will provide beverages.
354-5013. First Presbyterian
Church, 16 S. 9th St., NHP.
Hillside Library:
Play Hooray
1:30pm. Ages 18 mos. & up.
Stories, music and more. Register x317.
516-355-7850. To register online:
hillsidelibrary.info. 155 Lakeville
Rd., NHP.
Planting Fields: Concert
7pm. $30 non-member, $20
member. Alan & Hugo perform a
variety of music. 516-922-8668.
plantingfields.org. 1395 Planting
Fields Rd, Oyster Bay.
APEC: Wine & Painting
7-9pm. $50. Adults. Supplies,
wine and light refreshments
included. Must register: 718-2294000. alleypond.com. Alley Pond
Environmental Center, 228-06
Northern Blvd., Douglaston.
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Pumpkin Patch Cupcakes
Beat butter and vanilla in
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sugar, beating well after
each addition and scraping
sides and bottom of bowl
frequently. Add milk;
beat until light and fluffy.
Prep time: 30 minutes
Servings: 24 cupcakes
2 cups (4 sticks) butter, softened
4 teaspoons vanilla extract
2 boxes (16 ounces each) confectioners’
sugar, sifted
3 tablespoons milk
McCormick Color from Nature
Assorted Food Colors:
•1 1/2 teaspoons Sunflower
•1/4 teaspoon Berry
•1 teaspoon Sky Blue
24 unfrosted cupcakes
12 regular marshmallows, halved
12 small chocolate flavored taffy roll
(Tootsie Roll), halved crosswise
Remove 2 cups of the
frosting into medium microwavable bowl. Tint
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