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Upcoming Events

Saturday, March 21

Spring Festival and Egg Hunt

Mar21

Featuring musical entertainment by Lena and the Happy Clam Band in addition to games, animal presentations, crafts, whisker face painting, and an egg hunt. A separate egg hunt is available for ages 2-4 with parental assistance, and the Easter Bunny will be available for photos, register

Where

Sweetbriar Nature Center

62 Eckernkamp Dr.

Smithtown, NY

Phone

631-979-6344

Price

$25 per child, $5 per adult

Website

sweetbriarnc.org

Flowers and Vegetables for the Early Spring

Mar21

Horticulturist Paul "Pauley the Plant Man" Levine will discuss flowers and vegetables to plant for the early spring, register

Where

Glen Cove Public Library

4 Glen Cove Ave.

Glen Cove, NY

Phone

516-676-2130

Price

free

Website

glencovelibrary.org

Forest Fitness Spring Hike

Mar22

Guided hike around Hempstead Lake, look for signs of spring, register starting March 8

Where

Hempstead Lake State Park

1000 Lake Dr.

West Hempstead, NY

Phone

516-766-1029

Price

$4

Website

parks.ny.gov/visit/events

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