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Antique Car Hill Climb, Classic Car Show, Dodge Open House, Walking Tours, and More! In This Issue This Spring promises more including sand mining, shell fish- Civic and Not-for-Profit Events ...... page 2 than just sunshine and flow- ing, aviation, and tourism. The PW School Calendar ...... page 4 ers. The tour lasts about 1.5 hours, with Monthly Calendar Historical Society (CNPHS) has a bench stops along the way. Bring of Special Events...... pages 5-6 spectacular lineup of tours, open a bagged lunch and enjoy it at Restaurant Events, Entertainment Schedules & Contacts...... page 8 houses, and an exciting new (yet the North Dock at the end of the Religious Services & Activities...... page 8 old) event! tour. No reservations necessary. PW Library Events...... page 9 Magical History Walking Tours Adults $8, Seniors $5, children of Manhasset Bay meet the under 12 $1. Municipal and Local Services Contact Info ...... page 10 first weekend of every month Sands-Willets house tours through October. The 1-mile take place on the first and third And local adverTisers who tour begins at the Town Dock Sundays through October at 2 pm encourage you to Shop Local! and ends at the Port North Dock. Save the Date for Wheels Through Time – an Antique sharp. Tours are led by docents Tours start at 11am sharp. Walk Car Hill Climb, and Classic Car Show on June 24 who have a deep understanding the shoreline with a knowledge- about the history and architec- Manorhaven Pool Opens June 16 able guide who will explain the history of Port Washington, (Continued on page 4) June 16 - August 17, 11am - 9pm August 18- September 3, 11am - 7pm Harborfest, Sunday, June 3, 2018 Early Bird Membership Available Manorhaven Street Fair, June 23 The Manorhaven Street The Port Washington Chamber through June 9 of Commerce will celebrate the 869-6311 • northhempsteadny.gov Festival on Manorhaven Blvd. will take place Saturday, June 28th HarborFest Dock Day and 23, from 11:30 am - 4:30 pm. Craft Fair on Sunday, June 3, Join your friends and neigh- 2018. The mission of HarborFest Landmark on Main Street bors for a day of family fun, is to celebrate our nautical her- 232 Main Street • 767-6444 food, vendors, and entertain- itage and to increase public landmarkonmainstreet.org ment. Clowns, a face painter (Continued on page 5) 6/13 Afternoon T.E.A.: “Classical Jazz” and petting zoo are all free to the children who attend. with the Paul Joseph Trio, 2 pm An after- noon of inspiring interpretations of classical Relay For Life, June 16 music favorites presented by composer/pia- Sousa Band Shell 2018 nist Paul Joseph and his jazz trio. You’ll hear Opening Concert • Sunday June 10, 3 pm masterworks such as Mozart’s “Eine Kleine Daly/Guggenheim Elementary School Band Nachtmusik”, Bach’s “Air on a G String”, Jessica Castaneda, Conductor Chopin’s “Prelude in A” and others as you’ve Paul D. Schreiber High School Band never heard them before. FREE Aaron Prindle and Shane Helfner, Conductors Friday, June 15, 8 pm ������������Freeport Community Band Friday, June 22, 8 pm ����������������������Swingtime Big Band The American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life celebrates Friday, June 29, 8 pm ��� North Shore Pops Concert Band 17 years in Port! Join Port Washington neighbors and friends on June 16, as they come together to Celebrate, Remember & All concerts are Free. In the event of rain at concert time, Fight Back on this special night. the concert will be cancelled. (516) 708-5819 (Continued on page 8) Dog Walk for the 6/15, Hot Rize 8 pm Steeped in bluegrass Cinema on the Bay 2018 tradition, Hot Rize’s music is informed by a American Foundation For Suicide Cinema on the Bay, presented by Residents taste for the music of Leadbelly and Freddie Prevention, June 10 Forward and the Town of N. Hempstead, has King, swing, old-time Appalachia and more. Join the American Foundation For Suicide become a favorite summer tradition at Sunset 40 years after their first concert, the quartet Park. What could be more idyllic than bringing still brings something new to the table. Red Prevention for a Dog Walk Fundraiser at the Molly’s Abbie Gardner will open the show! Sands Point Preserve, Sunday, June 10, 10 am. lawn chairs, blankets and a picnic dinner (or 6/20 Afternoon This event is in memory of Flavio Barbosa. ordering take out!) to a park along the water T.E.A.: Magic & Check in is 9-9:30 am and the walk starts at on a summer evening? Comedy with Pat 10 am. All participants get free admission into the This season kicks off on Sat., June 16 at Darienzo, 2 pm With Preserve and there will be raffles, prizes, incen- 8:30pm with Wonder Woman. Three more a showman’s flair, a tives, and fun for dogs and their owners! movies are scheduled: July 7, Wonder, 8:30pm; July 21, Ghostbusters, comedian’s wit, and For more info, email [email protected] 8:30pm; and August 11, Sing, 8:00pm. the powers of a bona or register on line at afsp.donordrive.com/event/ Contact Karyn Alevy at 767-9151 or [email protected] for (Continued on page 5) liloop2018. more info or visit their website at pwresidents.org.

Where to Go and What to Do! www.PWCalendar.com CIVIC AND NOT-FOR-PROFIT EVENTS AMERICAN LEGION POST 509 To join, call PW GREEN Non-profit environmental group- SandS Point PreServe Commander Arthur George: 708-5819 meets on second Thurs, 7:30 pm at PW Library. Ancient Order of Hibernians 2nd Wed, Info: pwgreen.yolasite.com. 8pm. St. Peter of Alcantara, 1327 PW Blvd. PW Lions Club Meets first Tues, 6:15 pm, in The Art Guild of PW Through 6/24 Mem- the staff lounge of Helen Keller National Center, bers Showcase Exhibit, Reception and Gar- 141 Middle Neck Rd. Info 242-3191 den Party 6/8, 6-8 pm. Live Music, Free. Work- PW Senior Citizens Center First and third shops: 6/23-24 Silkscreen Monotype Printing Tues - Caregiver to a Spouse Support Group w/Stephanie Navon-Jacobson. 7/13-15 Still 2-3 pm. Learn ways of coping with demands of Life and Floral in Oil w/Robert Johnson. July care giving and the importance of meeting your & August Summer Art Workshops for Chil- own needs. Explore community resources. 6/18 dren- 4 different weeks, 9am - noon. Info: info@ Port Jefferson Trip Take a stroll through Port theartguild.org, www.theartguild.org. 304-5797, Jefferson Harbor followed by lunch at Danford’s 200 PW Blvd., Manhasset. Hotel and Marina. $40 per person includes a pre- Cowneck Historical Society 6/2, & 6/3, fixe lunch. Please sign up by 6/4 with Julie or Magical History Walking Tours of Manhasset Linda. 6/9 Junk in the Trunk Rummage Sale Bay, 11 am sharp Walk the shoreline with and (Rain date 6/10) 9am-3pm Indoor/outdoor, learn the fascinating history of early PW. Bring light food, crafts. $25 for a spot in the parking lot a bagged lunch to enjoy at the end of the tour. and you keep all the proceeds or you can donate Tours last about 1.5 hrs with stops along the your “junk” for inside rummage sale (the center way. If weather is inclement, check website. keeps the proceeds). Reserve your spot. (Rain- No reservations necessary. Meet at the Town date 6/10). Most Center activities are free w/ Dock’s Tug Boat. Cash only. $8 adults / $5 se- yearly membership of $20. Open 8 am - 3:30 pm niors 65+ / $1 kids > 12. 6/10 Dodge Home- Mon-Fri. 80 Manorhaven Blvd. 883-6656. Info: stead Spring Fling 1-5pm Join your neighbors www.tonhprojectindependence.net or call 311. SuMMer SolStiCe and enjoy a visit to one of the oldest homes in PW Senior Community Service Center Port. Music, tours and a bee-keeper answers St. Stephen’s Church 9 Carlton Ave. 944-9654. CeleBration your bee questions 58 Harbor Road, Port Wash- Mon- Fri 9-4pm. Transportation available. Lunch ington. Free admission! 6/3 & 6/17 Tours of at noon daily. Call for reservations & weekly Sands-Willets House (circa 1735) 2pm sharp! schedule. Thursday, June 21 • 6:30 pm - Sunset Docent lead tour covers the history and architec- PW Youth Activities (PYA), Sports programs ture of the house and the collections on display. for boys and girls in grades K - 7 year-round. Suggested donation: $8 (Additional tours 7/1 & PW’s largest not-for-profit youth sports organi- 15; 8/5 & 9; 9/2 & 16; 10/7) 336 PW Blvd. 6/24 zation. www.pyasports.org or 944-7921. Tour Thomas Dodge Homestead, 2pm sharp Bee WhiSPering (circa 1721) One of the oldest houses in the PW Sands Point Preserve Conservancy area. Suggested donation: $5, 58 Harbor Road INC. 6/17 Father’s Day Birdhouse Building, Maintenance Session (7/22, 8/26, 9/23) 365-9074, 6/24 Wheels 10 - 11:30 am, 12 - 1:30 pm Create your own June 17 • 10 - 11 AM Through Time – Antique Car Hill Climb, and birdhouse with step by step instructions from Classic Car Show, 9am - 4pm. 9am: Antique biologist Eric Powers for Father’s Day. Admis- Educational Workshop Car Hill Climb - classic cars assemble at Hemp- sion price includes materials. Advance ticket stead Harbor Beach Park and race up the hill, purchase is required. $35 per car M/$45 per car June 23 • 10:30 Am - 12 Pm while onlookers cheer. Noon: a parade of antique NM, Additional kits can be purchased for $25 cars to the Sands-Willets House, for a classic car each. Purchase online or call 570-2185. 6/21 show. Live music by The Front Porch Players, Summer Solstice Celebration “BYO” picnic tours of the Sands-Willets house, and more. Free dinner and stay until the sun sets at 8:30 pm! admission. Got an antique car to enter in the Hill (Step inside one of our mansions if it rains.) Take Climb or a classic car you’d like to show? For a guided walk into the woods along the pond and Father’S day mor info go to cowneck.org. shoreline. Family Yoga session at 6:45 – 7:30 pm. Plein-air watercolor painting for all through- BirdhouSe Building Free & Accepted Masons Paumanok- out the event. $10 per car M/$20 per car NM Port Washington Lodge No. 855, 2nd & Adult Programs: Yoga & Meditation: $10 per Sunday, June 17 4th Tues. of every month from Sept. - June. Pol- car / free with membership. No registration re- ish Hall, 5 Pulaski Place, Dinner (all interested quired. Attend as often as you wish. Mon: 11am Two Sessions: in Freemasonry) at 7 pm. Meeting (open only Meditation with Macha; Tues: 11am Sit ‘n Fit; to members) 8 pm. Info: David Pirerri at dpir- Thurs: 11am Yoga with Judy; Fri: 11am Yoga 10 AM & 12 PM [email protected]. with MaryLou; Guided Tours of Hempstead Greater Port Washington BID 1st Wed., House most Sat. and Sun. year-round 12, 1:30 7:30 pm Chamber/BID Office, 329 Main St and 3 p.m. Call in advance to confirm. Guided (Sunset Park). Tours of Falaise Exquisite artwork, antiques, Knights of Columbus Meet 2nd & 4th Tues, and furnishings Thurs-Sun at noon, 1, 2, and 3 roSé & roSeS 8 pm, 155 Manorhaven Blvd 767-0040, www. pm. $10 per person, payable at the Gate House. kofc1227.com, email: [email protected] Please reserve for all programs. 127 Middle CoCktail Party Neck Road, Sands Point. Info: sadspointpre- Kiwanis Club of Manhasset-PW 2nd & 4th serveconservancy.org, 571-7901. Thursday, June 28 Thurs: Lunch at PW Yacht Club For information call Jeff Stone at 917-741-8294 SONS of ITALY in AMERICA - John M. Marino 6 - 8 Pm Lodge Meet 3rd Wed, PW Senior Center, 80 North Shore Kayak Club Informative Manorhaven Blvd. Light refreshments and Italian monthly meetings held at 382 Main Street, on music 7 pm, meeting 8 pm. marinolodge. org. the last Thursday of the month, Apr. - Nov. In- 718-423-8674 or [email protected]. dividuals of all skill levels are invited to join. For info, call Alan Bergman at 917-400-7041. TeenCare at Landmark Community Year-round Cultural Events • Family Center Fourth Thurs. Ages 11 - 14, w/fami- & Adult Nature Education • Adult Yoga, Parent Resource Center Classes and af- lies affected by cancer meet for an evening of terschool programs for children ages 0 and up. games, pizza and fun. Info & reg (required): 631- Meditation, Wellness Retreats • Mansion 767-3808 or email [email protected]. 370-7532 or [email protected]. The PiT at Tours • Private/Corporate Events 232 Main Street, lower level. Landmark Community Center, 232 Main St. Polish American Museum 16 Belleview Twin Pines Charitable Thrift shop ConServanCy MeMBerShiP Ave. Museum open Sun. by appointment. Grand Re-Opening! Come visit the updated, Support the Preserve and receive free parking 883-6542. renovated and redesigned shop! Now accept- ing donations 10 am -noon, by appointment and discounted tickets to select events. PW Chamber of Commerce Meets second Tues, 8 am, f.i.s.h. on Main 286 Main St. 883- only. If you would like to help call 883-9777. SandsPointPreserve.org 6566. Vets Of Foreign Wars of the US Hen- derson-Marino Post #1819. 2nd Mon every 516.571.7901 • Tickets: 516.304.5076 PW Conservancy Second Saturdays at Stan- nards Brook 10 - 11 am Community clean up month, 8 pm. 29 Mohegan Ave., Manhasset [email protected] series continues. Info: pwparksconservancy.org, Isle. 767-1552 127 Middle Neck Rd, Sands Point, NY [email protected]

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JUNE In The PW Schools So Much Happening, Where Do We Start? 1 fri Schreiber Young Playwrights 6pm 9 Sat Manorhaven Tag Sale 8 am Sousa Beginner Concert 9:30 am Aud 10 Sun Sousa Band Shell Opening Concert 3 With this issue we begin our 11th year of publishing 4 MON Parents Council Mtg. 9 am Weber Li- pm the Port Washington Calendar. It is hard to believe we brary 12 Tues Board of Education Mtg 8 pm Sch- Weber Accelerated Art Reception 6 pm reiber Library introduced this idea to the community at HarborFest Weber Spring Concert III 7:30 pm TBD 13 Wed Weber Studio Art Reception 6 pm 2008. The Calendar was based on the idea that Port 5 Tues Schreiber Senior Athletic Award Din- 14 Thur Manorhaven Beginners Concert 9:30 Washington had so many events, meetings and hap- ner 6:30 pm Gym am Cafe 6 Wed Weber HSA Mtg/Conversations with Daly Carnival 5 pm penings that it was difficult for even the most diligent Principal Shields 9 am Weber Library 21 Thur Schreiber Graduation 5:30 pm citizens to remember the ones they wished to partici- Schreiber Community Awards 7 pm Aud 22 Fri Schreiber Gambol Dave Allen 7 Thur Daly HSA Mtg 10 am APR Port Washington School District pate in, let alone all the others. Sousa Art Show 6:30 pm Administration Office 767-5000 On page 5 of this issue we feature a number of the local merchants who Salem Spring Concert 7 pm Gym www.portnet.k12.ny.us ‘bought’ into the whole idea and made the project worthwhile. I would be 8 Fri Guggenheim Beginner Concert 9:30 am Cafe remiss if I did not mention Hal, James, Suzie and Marie who worked in so many ways to put the magazine together. Antique Car Hill Climb, Classic Car Show, and More! The Calendar is simply a reflection of the spirit of Port. We easily rec- (Continued from page 1) ognize the merchants, civic and not for profit organizations at HarborFest ture of the house and the collections on display. The Thomas Dodge Homestead offers who lend time and energy to support the community. Less visible are the house tours on the fourth Sunday through September. Tours begin at 2 pm sharp and hundreds of individuals and businesses who provide behind the scenes include viewings of the house, grounds, and the unique three-seater outhouse! contributions. The annual Dodge Homestead Spring Fling takes place on June 10, 1 - 5pm. The So, I will take this opportunity to highlight just one group. Spring Fling gives visitors the opportunity to tour the Thomas Dodge Homestead (c. 1721), and its grounds, learn about the Dodge honeybees from the bee keeper, check Coinciding with HarborFest, the Twin Pines Community Charitable Thrift out the newly planted colonial vegetable garden, sing along with The Front Porch Store has reopened. I think you will be impressed with the rejuvenation. Players, and more. There will be our honey, baked goods, jewelry, and attic treasures This total makeover was made possible by financial support from the for sale. Rain or shine! Community Chest, The Dejana Family Foundation, an anonymous philan- Save the date! For the first time ever, the CNPHS has teamed up with the Vintage thropist and a couple dozen dedicated, hard working volunteers. Flathead Timing Association to create Wheels Through Time – an Antique Car Hill Climb, and Classic Car Show on June 24, 9am - 4pm. In the morning is the Antique They cleaned up, cleaned out, redid and did again until everyone’s head Car Hill Climb, and event popular in the 1920s, ‘30s and ‘40s. Classic (pre-1940) cars was spinning. The fact is these people represent just a few of the hundreds assemble at Beach Park and are timed racing up the hill, while of volunteers who work for the good of Port – all year around. onlookers cheer. At noon, a parade of antique cars will head over to the Sands-Willets So when you stop by the Thrift Shop in the Community Chest Building, House, joining some ‘newer’ antiques (through the 1970s) for a classic car show, with say “Hello,” and think about how many make Port Great! live music by the CNPHS’s house band The Front Porch Players, tours of the Sands- Willets house, and more. Free admission to the general public. Got an antique car to enter in the Hill Climb or a classic car you’d like to show? Visit the website, www. Cheers! cowneck.org, for more information. Dave Allen For more information about any and all of these upcoming programs, or to volunteer [email protected] or learn more, please visit www.cowneck.org. Publisher, Port Washington Calendar

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Harborfest (Continued from page 1) Among Our Firsts awareness of the need to preserve and protect our waterfront and environment. During HarborFest 2008, the Port Washington Calendar was introduced. It It has grown into a major festival on the shores and in the waters of was simply an idea for a restaurant placemat that “grew.” Shortly after the Manhasset Bay. Chambers’ successful first Souper Bowl, Hal Linden along with the Mainly HarborFest offers all day fun for the whole family. Visitors can go out on the bay Marketing staff began knocking on doors and gathering information for the aboard the schooner SoundWaters or the Port Washington Water Taxi. The more first issue. adventurous can go kayaking and paddle boarding. A big HarborFest attraction is While there is not a shortage of places local merchants can invest their the craft fair with 90 vendors lining lower Main Street. The Children’s Fun Park has activities to keep the young ones busy and happy all day: a stage with a talent show branding dollars, many took a chance and helped the PW Calendar get off and entertainment just for children, carnival games, crafts, hands-on science fun, the ground. sports, a Treasure Hunt and the model boat regatta. Another attraction is the Port While many businesses have come and gone, we recognize and appreciate Washington Fire Department’s Fire Boat which will have demonstrations during the those shown below who were among our ‘firsts.’ day. The Enviro-Expo is a prominent part of every HarborFest, with fascinating and educational exhibits by many Long Island organizations. This year’s school environ- mental program is “Be A Friend To A Tree.” The program is organized and taught by Patti Wood of Grassroots Environmental Education. Even travelling to and from the festival is fun with free rides on the BID trolley. Entertainment at Authentic Italian food... the Tugboat is provided brick ovenspecialties... by the nautical singing Open for Lunch and Dinner group, “Stout” and per- private party rooms available formances by the cast of 205 Main Street the Red Stocking Revue, 179 Main Street, Port Washington Port Washington NY World Tae Kwon Do 516.944.0755 F:516-944-0715 516-944-3439 Academy, Harmony Sky, www.toscaninipw.com and others. The “Pride of Cow The Fabulous Food Court offers gourmet Bay Tugboat” nautical selections from Port’s finest restaurants and popu- museum will unveil a Ayhan’s lar and delicious festival food. new exhibit of photos Shish Established 3rd by Les Cuneo, “Preserve Kebab 1917 Generation Our Beautiful Bay.” Art in the Park with The Art Guild of Port Washington is back with PLUMBING HEATING HARDWARE beautiful displays and free art workshops. Of course, many wonderful merchants 267 Main Street, and organizations have booths on the dock and the HarborFest Fabulous Food Port Washington, NY 11050 Court offers gourmet selections from Port’s finest restaurants, as well as popular 516-767-0300 and delicious festival food. shields.doitbest.com Returning this year will be sports contests on the PAL basketball court and base- Open 7 Days ball field, and free tours by launch of the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club. (Mon-Sat 8am -6pm Sun 9am-4pm There is something for everyone at HarborFest, so come early, come hungry [email protected] and plan to spend the day! For more information, call 883-6566 or email office@ pwcoc.org.

EyeSite in Sight Daryl J. Zimbardi Landmark on Main Street • EYE EXAMS • EYE GLASSES President (Continued from page 1) • CONTACT LENSES fide mentalist, Pat Darienzo entertains and stuns DR, JAG WALIA audiences with demonstrations of unexplainable Optometrtrist ZIMBARDI FINANCIAL GROUP,INC. psychic powers and abilities. 223 Main Street, Port Washington, 11050 Wednesdays through Sundays, June 29 - July 22 Raunchy Little Musical – Belle Barth 25 Old Shore Road AFull Service Financial Services Firm is Back! 7:30 pm Book by Joanne Koch, Music Port Washington, NY 11050 (in Stop & Shop Plaza) by Ilya Levinson, and Lyrics by Owen Kalt, Na- P: 516-767-2600 F: 516-883-4725 tionally known actor/singer/comedienne, Sara 516.944.5509 [email protected] DelBeato belts the “ditties of the titties” and www.zimbardifinancial.com grabs Belle’s character by...well, you know! Breaking the glass ceiling for Amy Schumer, Joan Rivers and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Belle Barth was the original irreverent female comic, Queen of the Borscht Belt, deflating anyone who dared take sex too seriously. “I talk dirty in a cute way!” --- Belle Barth

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday FRIDAY Saturday 1 2 Check www.PWCalendar.com for the JUNE 2018 merchants Third Quarter in Port Washington that 3 HarborFest 4 5 6 7 8 9 Town Dock & Lower Main Street Chess Players distribute (page 1) PW Library 2-4 pm Tour of Sands-Willets House (page 9) your FREE Sands-Willets House 2 pm PW Calendar (Repeats on 6/27) (page 2)

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First Quarter Afternoon T.E.A.: 17 18Afternoon on Broadway: 19 20P at Darienzo 21 22 23 Sweeney Todd - The Demon Build A Birdhouse Landmark on Main Street 2 pm Barber of Fleet Street (page 1) Sands Point Preserve 10 am & noon PWPL 3 pm (pages 1 & 2) (page 9) July Calendar Closing Film: The Post PWPL 7:15 pm (page 9) Father’s Day 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Wheels Through Time Hootenany Various locations 9am PWPL 7:30 pm (page 4) (page 9) Tour of Thomas Dodge House Thomas Dodge House 2 pm (page 2)

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday FRIDAY Saturday The staff of Port Washington Calendar has made every effort to provide current, accurate information in this issue. 1 2 We encourage our readers to call the sponsors to confirm schedules and events. Let Us Know of Your Magical History Walking Tours Town Dock 11 am Organization’s Events (pages 1& 2) We publish what we feel will be of interest to our readers. Call Marie at 883-0313 or email your information to JUNE 2018 [email protected]. 3 4 5 6 Third Quarter 7 8 9 Scrabble Junk In The Trunk PWPL Every Friday 2-5 pm Rummage Sale (page 9) PW Senior Center 9am-3pm Members Showcase Reception (page 2) The Art Guild @ Elderfields 6-8 pm Next Chapter: (page 2) Discussion of Current Events PWPL 10 am (page 9)

New Moon Relay For Life Schreiber HS Track 5:30 pm 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 (page 1) Hot Rize Landmark on Main Street 8 pm Cinema on The Bay: Afternoon T.E.A.: (page 1) Wonder Woman Classical Jazz Sunset Park 8:30 pm The Art Guild of Port Washington Freeport Community Band (page 1) Landmark on Main Street 2 pm Sousa Bandshell 8 pm 516-304-5797 (page 1) (page 1) Manorhaven Pool Opens www.TheArtGuild.org Manorhaven Park [email protected] (page 1) CHILDREN’S WEEK-LONG MORNING ART WORKSHOPS First Quarter Schreiber HS Graduation Schreiber Gambol Afternoon T.E.A.: Schreiber HS 5:30 pm Sands Point Preserve All sessions 9am-Noon 17 18 19 20P at Darienzo 21 (page 4) 22 (page 4) 23 AGES 5-7 July 16-20 OR July 30-Aug. 3 Landmark on Main Street 2 pm Third Thursday @3: Swingtime Big Band Manorhaven Street Fair (page 1) Artist Sonia Delauney Sousa Bandshell 8 pm Manorhaven Blvd 11:30 am -4:30 pm AGES 8-12 PWPL 7:15 pm (page 1) (page 1) July 23-27 OR Aug. 6-10 July Calendar Closing (page 9) ADULT CLASSES Summer Solstice Celebration Happy Birthday Gifts Sands Point Preserve Till Sunset GET SHARP! DRAWING - ALL LEVELS (page 2) Cancer: June 21-July 22 4 weeks • Starts Mon. Aug. 6 • 10 am - 12:30pm www.zodiacgifts.com OIL PAINTING - ALL LEVELS 8 weeks • Starts Tues. June 26 • 12:30 - 3:30 pm Full Moon ABSTRACT WATERCOLOR - ALL LEVELS 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 4 weeks • Starts Wed. June 20 • 6:30 - 8:30 pm ADULT WORKSHOPS Film: Downsizing North Shore Pops Concert Band June 23-24: Silkscreen Monotype w/ Stephanie PWPL 7:15 pm Sousa Bandshell 8 pm Navon-Jacobson • All Levels • Water Soluble Media (page 1) (page 9) July 13-15: Still Life & Florals in Oil w/Robert Johnson • Rare opportunity with a master of the Still Life Visit theartguild.org for details & registration The Art Guild is located at: Elderfields Preserve 200 Port Washington Blvd. • Manhasset

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Please use coupons on your return visit June 2018 Port Washington Calendar 7 Shabbat on the Lawn, June 8 Religous services & Activities Experience the warmth and spirit of The Community ARchangel Michael Greek Orthodox Church MT. OLIVE A.M.E. CHURCH 20 Mackey Ave, 883- Synagogue Friday, June 8 at 6:30 p.m. (Rain date: Friday, June 100 Fairway Dr., 944-3180, archangelmichaelchurch. 3530 Sun Church School all ages 9:30am; Morning 15.) A Pot Luck Barbecue follows at 7:30 p.m. The synagogue org Sun 9:30am (Ortho 8:30am), Sunday School Prayer 10am; Worship Services 11am will provide the main course (burgers, veggie burgers and hot 9:30am (Sept- June), Fellowship: 11:30am. Our Lady of Fatima 6 Cottonwood Rd, 767-0781 dogs). Please volunteer to bring a pareve or vegetarian, salad or The BiBle ChURch 35 Campus Dr, 944-8150, ourladyoffatimapw.org Mon-Fri Mass 8am Sat Mass side dish (with no dairy products or nuts), soda or juice. thebiblechurch.us Sun: Sun. School (all ages) 5pm & 7pm (Spanish) Sun Mass 8am, 10am (Family), Please R.S.V.P. to Jean Gatz at 883-3144 ext. 328 or jgatz@ 9:45am; Sun. Morning Worship 10:45 am, Lunch 11:30am; Holy Days: Mass 8am, Eves: 7:30pm to follow; Bible Study 6:30 pm commsyn.org with the names of adults attending and the num- PORT JEWISH CENTER 20 Manorhaven Blvd. 944- CHABAD OF PORT WASHINGTON 80 Shore Rd, 7202 portjewishcenter.org Tues Lunch & Learn, noon, ber of children and what you will to bring to the barbecue. 767-TORAH chabadpw.org Daily (M-F) 7am, Sun lite lunch and challah. Fri Shabbat Service (3x month) 9am. Fri 6:30pm Sat Torah Study 8:45am, Service 8pm. Third Fri 7:30pm. First Fri Tot Shabbat 6:30pm 9:30am, Children’s Service 10:30am $35 adult/$15 child. 69th Blessing of the Fleet Chevrat Tefillah 1 Sintsink Dr. W. 767-1844 Saint Peter of Alcantara 1327 PW Blvd, Join friends, neighbors and local sailors for the 69th Blessing Shabbat Service 8:30am 883-6675 stpeterofalcantara.org Mon-Sat Mass 8:30am; Sat Church 5pm; Sun Church 7:30am, 9:30 of the Fleet on Saturday June 16, sponsored by the Manhasset THE COMMUNITY SYNAGOGUE 160 Middle Neck Rd, 883-3144 Ext. 322 www.commsyn.org Fri. Shabbat am & 11:30 am, School Church 9:30am (Spanish). Bay Sportsman’s Club. This traditional opener of the boating Services 8pm; 2nd Shabbas Family Services, 6:30pm, St. Stephen’s Church Main St, 767-0363 www. season is also a salute to all Shabbat Rocks Morning Torah Study - 9am Shab- ststephenspw.org Sun - Holy Eucharist 8am Family who have died in the waters bat Morning Service 10:30am. Thurs. Rosh Chodesh Worship 10am, Sunday School 10am, Nursery Care – civilians and service men & Group, 9:30 - 11am. 10 am women of the United States. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 402 Main TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL Temple Dr, 767-1708, tbiport. Boats will rendezvous at St, 767-0484 Sun 11am, Wed 7pm. Tues-Thurs org Fri 6:45pm, Sat 9:30am, Sun 9am 11:30 am and will pass in Reading Room open, noon-3pm United Methodist Church of PW 35 Middle review off the Port Washington Lutheran Church of Our Savior 12 Frank- Neck Rd, 883-1430 www.umc.org Sun Worship & town dock by 12:15pm. lin Ave, 767-0603 lutheranchurchport-washington. Church School; 10 am Fellowship Hour (nursery care For more information, com. Services: Sun Worship 10am; Tues Kids Klub provided) please contact the Manhasset 4-5:30pm. Bay Sportsman’s Club 883-9689. RESTAURANT EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT Relay For Life, June 16 TUESDAYS Music from 9 pm LENNON’S PUB 105 Main St. 883-4350 Pub FRIDAYS (Continued from page1) Quiz Nite- 8:30pm DOLPHIN BOOKSHOP CAFE 299 Main St. 767- Held on the Schreiber High School track, the Survivor/Caregiver AYHAN’S MEDITERRANEAN MARKETPLACE 2650 All types of music. Free. 7 pm Reception starts at 5:30 pm, Opening Ceremony at 7 pm, and the 293 Main St. 767-1400 Live Jazz by Port Jazz FINN MAC COOL’S 205 Main St. 944-3439 Luminaria Lighting Ceremony at about 9 pm. There will be music Project Live Music from 9 pm performances, games, raffles, and more. You don’t have to pitch a WEDNESDAYS SATURDAYS tent and stay overnight! BISTRO ETC. 43 Main St. 472-7780 Wed Night AYHAN’S MEDITERRANEAN MARKETPLACE There are many ways to get involved... join a team, purchase a Live 293 Main St. 767-1400 Live Blues, 7:30- luminaria or a raffle ticket, donate a raffle item, be a volunteer, walk THURSDAYs 10:30pm. No cover, Full menu, cocktails. a few laps or a few miles. SULLIVAN’S QUAY 541 PW Blvd. 883-3122 Ka- FINN MACCOOL’S 205 Main St. 944-3439 Live For more info contact Megan Stewart, megan.stewart@ raoke 9 pm ’til late Music from 6 pm cancer.org call 631-300-3150 or visit www.relayforlife.org/ FINN MAC COOL’S 205 Main St. 944-3439 Live O’Hara’s 611 Port Washington Blvd. 321-9254 portwashingtonny. Live Music: Tiberius 9:30 pm -12:30 am VALLEY MEAT MARKET June Specials – Grilling Outdoors and More! Prime Fresh Skirt Steak ...... $10.49 Prime Rib Eye Steak...... $11.99 Mediterranean Sausage Links...... $4.99 SPECIAL! Fresh American Loin Lamb Chops...... $9.99 Prime NY Boneless Strip Steak...... $9.99 Chicken Cutlets ...... $2.99 Just Arrived! Fresh Grain-Fed Prime Sirlion Steak...... $9.99 Frozen Greek Specialties Artichoke Bottoms, BABY BACK RIBS Spinach Pies, Okra, Spinach, $3.49 We have a Full Selection of D’Artagnan Organic Chicken! & a Great SelectionPhilo Dough of Extra Great for outdoor Whole Chicken...... $2.99 Boneless Chicken Thighs.....$4.99 entertaining Virgin Olive Oil Boneless Chicken Breasts...... $5.29 Chicken Tenders...... $ 5.39 Great for entertaining Fresh Organic Pennsylvania Rabbit ...... $7.99 or that special dinner

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8 Port Washington Calendar June 2018 Please use coupons on your return visit JUNE AT THE PORT WASHINGTON LIBRARY 883-4400 • www.pwpl.org Events Film: The Post (2017-116 min.). Katharine Priority seating at all events is reserved for Graham (Meryl Streep) and Ben Bradlee (Tom Port Washington residents and cardholders. Hanks) of The Washington Post expose a cov- er-up in Steven Spielberg’s drama. 7:15 p.m. 4 MON Career Spotlight on Acting SAG 19 TUES Meet Mariah Fredericks A Death actress and booking agent Joann Perahia will of No Importance is the author’s first adult explain the acting business and help you de- mystery. Made possible by the Friends of the cide if it’s right for you. Register at pwpl.org/ Library. 7:30 p.m. events or at the library. 7 p.m. 20 WED Film: Another Part of the Forest (1948- 5 TUES Chess Join a game, every Tuesday at 108 min.), about a tyrannical Civil War profiteer 2 p.m. (Fredric March), his helpless wife (Florence El- dridge), and their ruthless offspring. 7:15 p.m. 6 Wed Great Books Discussion Group 2:30 p.m. Materials available at the Info Desk. Fiction Book Discussion The Vegetarian by Contact Janet Tietz at ext. 139 or tietzj@pwpl. Han Kang; available at the Info Desk. 7:30 p.m. org to confirm dates. Board of Trustees Meeting The public is TinkerCAD 3D Design for Adults Do you welcome. 7:30 p.m. have a cool creation in you, waiting to be un- 21 THUR 3rd Thursdays at 3 Vivian Gordon leashed? PWPL librarians will get you started discusses the artist Sonia Delaunay. 3 p.m. with TinkerCAD, letting you create designs that AAC can be made into objects using a 3D printer. 22 FRI Sandwiched In: “Crank It Up: The His- Please bring your own laptop or Chromebook tory of Rock Concerts.” Clive Young traces their harborfest 2018 cruises (no tablets please). 7:15 p.m. evolution – from Elvis performing in hayfields 9 SAT Next Chapter A current events dis- to stadium-filling spectacles – and screens cussion group, meeting the 2nd Saturday of short documentaries about life on tour with each month at 10 a.m. Fleetwood Mac and The Who. 12:15 p.m. Cruise around Manhasset Bay in the Applying for Jobs Online Companies use Around the Globe Ronald Brown looks back TALL SHIP Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) to screen on his seven years in Switzerland. Made pos- job candidates; most resumes never make it sible by the Friends of the Library. 3 p.m. through. Career counselor Karen McKenna 25 MON Hootenanny! Tony Traguardo hosts provides strategies for strengthening your re- a summertime ‘hoot,’ featuring a selection of sume and getting in the door for an interview. tunes to get you into the spirit of the upcoming Register at pwpl.org/events or at the Library. season. 7:30 p.m. SoundWaters 10 a.m. 28 THUR Port Writes 4th Wed. every month, june 2 & june 3, 2018 Entrepreneur Workshop Karen McK- a welcoming group of writers discusses how to enna discusses self-employment options and get work published. Contact Michael Chaplan teaches potential entrepreneurs how to make at 674-0212 or [email protected] for more info key decisions. Register at pwpl.org/events or and to confirm meeting dates and times. sponsored by at the library. 1 p.m. Film w/John Bosco A screening and dis- 10 SUN Gotham City Swingers A musical tribute to Charlie Fertitta. 3 p.m. 11 MON Career Spotlight on Food Pho- Embark on an exciting journey when you step aboard the three-masted tography In this hands-on workshop, pro- schooner SoundWaters, moored in Port Washington for HarborFest fessional food photographer and author Bill Brady shows you techniques for composition, 2017. Explore the heritage that sailors have shared throughout the lighting, and styling. Register at pwpl.org/ centuries, while enjoying the breathtaking views of Manhasset Bay. It is events or at the library. 7 p.m. an experience that you, your family and your friends are sure to delight 12 TUES Free Hypertension Screenings Conducted by St. Francis Hospital. 11 a.m. to in and remember. 2 p.m. Adult Summer Reading Club Starting Tues- day, June 12. Sign up at the Info Desk or pwpl. org/events. SoundWaters Reservations 13 WED Medicaid Sign-Up Help Free, walk- To purchase tickets, go to harborfestcruises.eventbrite.com in assistance from the Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council. 2:30 to 5 p.m. 18 MON Afternoon on Broadway Prof. Sunset Cruise, Saturday, June 2, 6–8 pm. James Kolb explores Sondheim’s landmark $35 (all ages) musical Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. 3 p.m. MAC You are welcome to bring food and beverages in non-glass containers, Career Spotlight on Interior Design Bal- but there are no tables or chairs on board. timore Design Group founder Keith Baltimore and his team explain how to enter the excit- cussion of Downsizing (2017-135 min.). Matt ing interior design field. Register at pwpl.org/ Damon shrinks himself to five inches tall. 7:15 Dock Day, Sunday, June 3, about 11/4 hours. events or at the library. 6 p.m. p.m. 12 pm • 2 pm • 4 pm 29 FRI Sandwiched In Thomas Germano discusses the early career of Pablo Picasso. Adults: $25 / Children: $15 12:15 p.m. Full payment is required to confirm your cruise. Film: Katharine Hepburn stars in Sylvia Scar- lett (1935-94 min.). An embezzler travels with NO refunds unless cruise is cancelled. his daughter, disguised as a boy, and an ami- able con man (Cary Grant). 7:15 p.m. Please note: Life jackets are available for adults and children over 30 SAT Alternative Careers for Teach- 5 years old. Children under 5 should not participate in the cruises. ers Presented by career counselor Karen McKenna. Register at pwpl.org/events or at For more information about HarborFest, the library. 10 a.m. please call (516) 883-6566 or email [email protected] Job Search Strategies Workshop Pre- sented by Karen McKenna. Register at pwpl. Presented by the Town of North Hempstead and org/events or at the library. 1 p.m. Author Mariah Fredericks visits the Port Washington Chamber of Commerce Tuesday, June 19 Graphics by Minuteman Press of Port Washington

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Municipalities Village of Baxter Estates 315 Main Street 767-0096 F: 767-0058 www.baxterestates.org [email protected] Board of Trustees: First Thursday 7:30 pm Published by Village of Flower Hill Mainly Marketing & Design 1 Bonnie Heights Rd, Manhasset, 11030 PO Box 1439, Port Washington, NY 11050 627-5000 F 627-5470 516-883-0313 www.villageflowerhill.org Board of Trustees: First Monday, 8 pm Public Hearing 8:15 pm www.pwcalendar.com Permit Review: Third Monday www.mainlymarketing.com Board of Zoning Appeals: Second Wed., 7:30 pm Court: Fourth Wed., 6:30 pm Dave Allen: Village of Manorhaven 33 Manorhaven Boulevard 883-7000 [email protected] www.manorhaven.org Board of Trustees: Fourth Thurs., 7:30 pm Marie Marcellino: Zoning Appeals: Second Tues., 7pm [email protected] Village Justice Court, One Tues. a month, 6 pm Village of Port Washington North 3 Pleasant Avenue (next to Total Dollar) Sign Up for Your FREE Email 883-5900 F: 883-5926 Subscription email www.portwashingtonnorth.org [email protected] [email protected] Village Meeting: First Wednesday, 7:30 pm What’s Happening in Village of Sands Point Tibbits Lane, Sands Point, POB 188 Port Washington, 883-3044 F: 767-3691 comes straight to your inbox Port Washington, NY 11050-0109 www.sandspoint.org Pick up a copy at stores, Court: Third Thursday, 6 pm restaurants and venues around Village Trustees: Fourth Tuesday, 8 pm Sands Point Police Department town - FREE! 26 Tibbits Lane, Sands Point NY 11050 Emergencies dial 911 Like us on Facebook! Non-Emergencies call 883-3100 facebook.com/PWCalendar www.sandspoint.org/departments/police SPECIAL DISTRICTS PW Police Department 500 Port Washington Boulevard www.portwashingtonpolice.com [email protected] Non-emergency 883-0500 • Emergencies 911 PW Fire Department 423 Port Washington Boulevard www.pwfd.com IS YOUR PROMOTION WAITING Non-emergency 883-2200 F: 883-2659 Fire or Medical Emergency 742-3300 Greater PW Business Improvement District TO HAPPEN? 329 Main Street, POB 121 883-8890 F: 883-6591 www.portwashingtonbid.com Email: [email protected] We are a full service organiza- Meeting: First Wednesday, 7:30 pm tion providing effective market- PW Garbage District c/o 27 Main Street • 883-4447 ing, advertising and graphic www.pwgarbagedistrict.com meet at 33 Main St., Port Washington design services to business people Meeting: June 14 & 28, 8 am on a flexible basis: logos, websites, PW Parking District 15 Vanderventer Avenue • 767-4628 brochures, newsletters, etc., and full Office Hours: Mon-Fri, 6 am - 3 pm promotional programs. PW Water District 38 Sandy Hollow Road POB 432 767-0171 F: 767-1145 24 Hour Emergency Number: 767-0171 www.pwwd.org START YOUR Board meets every Wed, 8 am, Except the second Tues, 7:30 pm PROGRAM PW Water Pollution Control District 70 Harbor Road, POB 790 944-6100 F: 944-3652 www.pwwpcd.us BY CALLING US Board Meetings: Tues, 8 pm Town of North Hempstead TODAY! Local Call 311, outside TONH 869-6311 POB 1439 Note: All telephone and fax numbers are Port Washington, 11050 Area Code 516, unless otherwise noted.

10 Port Washington Calendar June 2018 Please use coupons on your return visit TWIN PINES CHARITABLE COMMUNITY THRIFT SHOP HAS REOPENED THANKS TO TWO GENEROUS GRANTS, AND THE MANY VOLUNTEERS WHO HAVE WORKED TO MAKE THIS RENOVATION HAPPEN COME BY, VISIT, AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE BARGAINS Financial Donations, Volunteers & Donated Items are Always Appreciated We accept donations BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 10:00am - 12:00pm WE GRATEFULLY ACCEPT: gently used WE CANNOT ACCEPT: car seats, clothing, shoes, jewelry, housewares, strollers, (except umbrella type) cribs, toys, games, baby equipment, books, helmets, inline skates, bed pillows, CDs, DVDs, small appliances,and humidifiers, electronics. Space limita- canned & boxed food within date. tions may apply to pack and play.

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