SATURDAY, JUNE 22 11 AM TO 3 PM

Our annual FREE family-friendly celebration recognizing Indigenous Peoples and our native plants and animals on the longest day of the year.

  •  GAMES & ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS!
  • Music and entertainment throughout the festival
  • Native American dancers, music, and storytellers
  • Vendors – art, natural products, environmental organizations
  • Animal Ambassadors
  • Food Truck
  • Nature trails
  • This event and publication are fully or partially funded by the County of Suffolk.

VENDORS NEEDED

We’re hoping to accept a few more art, nature and sustainable living vendors. There is no fee for vendors to register and reserve a spot. We would love local nature and art non-profits to consider attending as well. Click here for more info.

This program is supported in part by a grant from the NY State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York  State Legislature.

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