Flanders, NY News & Events

Check out Flanders restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Suffolk County news.

Westhampton man charged in East Quogue hit-and-run

A pedestrian was struck and seriously injured in the Sunday crash, police said.

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Upcoming Events

Friday, March 20

Video Game Tournament

Apr8

Live video game tournament for grades 5-12, featuring "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate" and "Mario Kart 8" on the Nintendo Switch, additional games and systems will be available for free play and practice, bring your own controller, prizes will be awarded, register

Where

Flanders Youth Center

655 Flanders Rd.

Riverhead, NY

Phone

631-702-2425

Price

$10

Website

southamptontownny.gov/YBpayment

Sports and Playground Fun

Apr10

An afternoon of sports, playground activities and pizza, transportation will be included, for grades K-2, register

Where

Flanders Youth Center

655 Flanders Rd.

Riverhead, NY

Phone

631-702-2425

Price

free

Website

southamptontownny.gov/YBpayment

Night Owl Cinema: Paul Thomas Anderson's Boogie Nights

Apr10

Burt Reynolds and Mark Wahlberg star. USA, 1997, 155 mins, R, English

Where

Cinema Arts Centre

423 Park Ave.

Huntington, NY

Phone

631-423-7610

Price

$18

Website

cinemartscentre.org

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