Events

HeartBeet Farms produces fresh, organically grown, vegetables and fruits with a focus on nourishing families, especially kids!

Set at the Ernst Marine Conservation Center, located in the heart if an 88-acre wetland preserve at West Meadow Creek, Stony Brook.

PLEASE CALL FOR REGISTRATION FORM!

See how our lives have changed since 1939 because of national, regional and local events. Technology has affected our home, leisure, and workplace. From vintage radios to google and alexa; from Betsy Wetsy to Slinkys and Barbie dolls; from vespas to 1997 Moto-Guzzi motorcycles & much more.

Open 7 days a week

General Admission $5

Seniors and Children under 12: $3

In collaboration with Newsday, Kings Park Heritage Museum, Joe Buzzetta, and LOFT.

Sponsored by: Sterling National Bank

Each tour limited to 25 persons.
Regular Admission: $15 pp; Premium Ticket: $20 pp (includes “Journey Through Time”
Summer Exhibit at Educational & Cultural Center); Children five years old and under FREE.
Reservations Required. 631-689-5888 or 631-751-2244.

Dates… 1:00 PM AND 3:00 PM

July 31

August 10

August 21

September 14

September 15

Tours begin at the Walking Through Time
Walking Tours Take a journey
through the decades
and hear fun facts and
historical happenings from the 18th through the 21st Centuries!
Meet… Mrs. Devereux Emmet
(Stony Brook Grist Mill & All Souls Church)
Mrs. Jonas Smith
(Hercules Pavilion & Three Village Inn)
Miss Louise
(Jazz Loft, Stony Brook Post Office,
Educational & Cultural Center)

What was it like to live during the Revolutionary War?

The rich history of the area will be showcased through unique living history performances at The Brewster House, The Thompson House, Stony Brook Grist Mill and the Hawkins Mount House. 

Meet the amazing characters in period dress: Doctor Samuel Thompson’s wife, Phoebe Thompson; Rebecca Mills Brewster, wife of Joseph Brewster who was the cousin of Caleb Brewster, a Culper Spy Ring member; a Grist Mill Dusty; and Ruth Mills, the wife of Culper Spy member Joans Hawkins.

Transportation will be provided by WMHO to all sites. Each tour will depart from the Educational and Cultural Center in Stony Brook Village.

Call 631-751-2244 for full schedules and to reserve your ticket.

Reservations are required.  $40 per person.

Rain date September 29th.

5th Annual Holistic Nutrition Seminar Sept 28 2019 flyer (1)

Includes a healthy lunch and testimonial sharing.

$45 pp.

Register at www.linutrition.com

Save the date for October 6th, 2019!
For the 26th annual Walk for Beauty.
Pre-Registration $25/ Day-Of $35
Hercules on the Harbor 10k Run!
$35 Through October 1st
$40 Pre-Registration/$45 Day-Of.

For a quarter of a century, The Ward Melville Heritage Organization has hosted its Annual Walk for Beauty, in a Beautiful Place in Stony Brook Village benefitting breast cancer research. This year marks the 26th year. Together we can make a difference! All proceeds go to breast cancer research at Stony Brook Medicine.

To register today click on the “more information” button below to buy your tickets today!

This seminar compares and contrasts the old retirement paradigms of the past and the new paradigms of today as you retire in the 21st century. You’ll discover how to insulate yourself from the risk of rising taxes, protect your Social Security from taxation and avoid common pitfalls as you distribute your assets in retirement.

At a Taxes in Retirement 567 seminar, you will learn:

• A basic overview of the tax rules as they apply today.
• How lost deductions may affect your taxes in retirement.
• Common misconceptions about taxes in retirement.
• Possible tools and strategies are available to help develop a retirement tax strategy.
• Strategies to protect yourself against the taxation of Social Security.
• How rising taxes may affect your retirement cash flow.

Take a look at other upcoming event dates!

October 15th 7:00 -8:30 pm

October 17th 7:00 – 8:30 pm

November 5th 7:00 – 8:30 pm

November 7th 7:00 – 8:30 pm