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The newest stories from every Wave, as of November 7, 2026. Each one opens on its own publication.
Long Island Wave
Bang Bang Burritos Is Now Open on Wantagh Avenue, Its Fourth Long Island Counter
Long Island Wave ·Bang Bang Burritos has opened its fourth Long Island location at 1906 Wantagh Avenue in Wantagh, open daily 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Here is what to know.
Igloos, Fire Pits and an Outdoor Rink: Great Neck's Lights & Ice Weekend Is Set for Dec. 5 and 6
Long Island Wave ·The Great Neck Park District's Lights & Ice runs Dec. 5 and 6 at Jonathan L. Ielpi Firefighters Park, with igloos, fire pits, skating, Santa and trolley rides.
Rockville Centre's Nutcracker Turns 15 at the Madison Theatre, With the South Shore Symphony in the Pit
Long Island Wave ·The RVC Guild for the Arts and Leggz Ltd Dance stage their 15th Nutcracker at the Madison Theatre Dec. 4-6, with live music from the South Shore Symphony.
Five Crafts, Cookies and Santa: The Long Island Children's Museum Opens the Holidays on Nov. 28
Long Island Wave ·The Long Island Children's Museum in Garden City holds its Jolly Jamboree on Saturday, Nov. 28, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., with five take-home crafts and Santa.
Northport High School Puts More Than 120 Local Veterans on a Permanent Wall of Honor
Long Island Wave ·Northport High School inducted its first class of local veterans onto a permanent Wall of Honor on Nov. 5, and will take names for the 2027 class in January.
Dylan Skolnick Is Back as Co-Director of Huntington's Cinema Arts Centre
Long Island Wave ·Co-founder Dylan Skolnick is listed again as co-director of the Cinema Arts Centre on Park Avenue in Huntington, two months after leaving the post in September.
John Philip Sousa Once Played Patchogue Theatre. On Sunday, His Marches Return for Veterans
Long Island Wave ·The Atlantic Wind Symphony plays Sousa marches and an Armed Forces Salute at Patchogue Theatre on Sunday, Nov. 8, at 3 p.m. Tickets run $21 to $31.
After 30 Years Without It, SUNY Old Westbury Is Bringing Back the Performing Arts, Starting With Jazz
Long Island Wave ·SUNY Old Westbury is reintroducing performing arts after more than 30 years, led by jazz drummer and former Juilliard jazz director Carl Allen.
Roslyn's Trattoria Diane reopens as Milroy Bistro, with a French menu
Long Island Wave ·The Roman-style trattoria at 21 Bryant Avenue in Roslyn is now Milroy Bistro, serving moules frites, steak au poivre, Dover sole and a Long Island raw bar.
Gold Coast Wave
Midtown Beach Is Open Again in Palm Beach, Through the Brazilian Avenue Entrance
Gold Coast Wave ·Palm Beach's Midtown Beach is open again at Brazilian Avenue after big surf closed it. Plus Veterans Day lifeguard hours and a Nov. 14 America250 party at Seaview Park.
Twenty Years Later, The King's Academy Volleyball Team Is State Champion Again
Gold Coast Wave ·The King's Academy beat Pine Crest 3-1 in Winter Haven to finish 25-5 and win its first state volleyball title since 2006. How the West Palm Beach team did it.
Boulud, Izard and Colagreco Lead the 2026 Palm Beach Food & Wine Festival, Dec. 10 to 13
Gold Coast Wave ·Daniel Boulud, Stephanie Izard and Mauro Colagreco headline the Palm Beach Food & Wine Festival Dec. 10 to 13. Every event, price and the Nov. 13 ticket deadline.
A New Way Across the Tracks: Boca Raton Breaks Ground on the Jeffery Street Crossing
Gold Coast Wave ·Boca Raton broke ground on a new railroad crossing at Jeffery Street linking NW 2nd Avenue to Federal Highway. NW 28th Street's crossing closes when it opens.
Whole Blood on the Way: Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Wins $192,984 to Treat Crash Victims Before the Hospital
Gold Coast Wave ·A $192,984 federal Safe Streets grant will put whole blood, plasma and trauma testing in the field with Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Rescue crews.
Hallandale Beach Homeowners Can Get Impact Windows Paid For, Up to $10,000, Through June 30
Gold Coast Wave ·Hallandale Beach's CRA is taking 2026-27 applications for its storm shutter and impact window program: up to $10,000, paid to the contractor, through June 30, 2027.
Red, White and Blue on the Intracoastal: Pompano Beach's 64th Holiday Boat Parade Sails Dec. 11
Gold Coast Wave ·The 64th Greater Pompano Beach Chamber Holiday Boat Parade sails the Intracoastal on Friday, Dec. 11 at 6 p.m., themed A Party in the U.S.A. for America's 250th.
Every Friday Through January, a Stretch of NE 33rd Street Turns Into a Dining Room
Gold Coast Wave ·Fort Lauderdale closes eastbound NE 33rd Street from NE 33rd Avenue to Ocean Boulevard every Friday, 5 p.m. to midnight, for street dining through Jan. 29.
Women's Pro Golf Gets Its Own Arena League, and It Tees Off Sunday in Palm Beach Gardens
Gold Coast Wave ·WTGL, the new LPGA-backed team golf league, opens Sunday, Nov. 8 at SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens with Michelle Wie West and Lydia Ko. Full schedule and tickets.
New York City Wave
Harlem's Urban Civil Rights Museum Opens Nov. 14 on 125th Street, and Its Story Starts in the 1500s
New York City Wave ·The National Urban League's Urban Civil Rights Museum opens Nov. 14 at 117 West 125th Street, with eight galleries, a Harlem exhibition and a free-music opening weekend.
The Great Borough Bake-Off Is Back, Filling the Museum of the City of New York With a Gingerbread Skyline
New York City Wave ·Gingerbread NYC, the Great Borough Bake-Off, is back for a fifth year at the Museum of the City of New York on Fifth Avenue, on view through Jan. 18, 2027.
Bring a Toy, Get a Ticket: Holidays With the Hawks Fills the St. George Ballpark Dec. 13
New York City Wave ·The FerryHawks' free holiday festival is Sunday, Dec. 13, in St. George: 50-plus vendors, Santa, school performances, and a 2027 ticket voucher for every toy donated.
Sadie's Weekend Cinnamon Buns Go Daily When Its Seaport Bakery Opens Tuesday
New York City Wave ·Sadie's NYC opens Sadie's Bakery next door at 203 Front Street on Tuesday, Nov. 10, with breads, croissants, cakes and its weekend cinnamon buns sold daily.
Four Hundred Readers, One Robert Moses Biography, Three Days and Nights in Gowanus
New York City Wave ·Judgy Baby at 170 Second Avenue hosts the first marathon reading of The Power Broker, starting Nov. 12 at 7 p.m. and running around the clock. Audience spots are free.
Lightscape Returns to Brooklyn Botanic Garden Nov. 20 on a New Trail
New York City Wave ·Brooklyn Botanic Garden's Lightscape runs Nov. 20 to Jan. 3 on a new trail from the Washington Avenue Visitor Center. Adult tickets start at $29, with timed entry.
A Free Night of Film at Weeksville Traces Black Activism in 1960s Montreal
New York City Wave ·Weeksville Heritage Center shows Michèle Stephenson's True North on Nov. 12, followed by a talk with the director. Admission is free at 158 Buffalo Avenue.
Writing a Comedy? The Billie Holiday Theatre Wants Five of Them by Nov. 25
New York City Wave ·The Billie Holiday Theatre and the Frank Silvera Writers' Workshop pick five new comedies for a 2027 reading series. Submissions are free through Nov. 25.
A 1776 Peace Talk, a Ranger Hike and a Free 5K: Conference House Park's Week in Tottenville
New York City Wave ·Free 5K Sunday, Ranger hike Nov. 14, Voices of 1776, terra cotta and shipyard exhibits and Billopp House tours at Conference House Park in Tottenville.