Events & Things to Do

Most holiday party venues on Long Island want 100 guests, a food minimum and a deposit. If you've got 15 to 40 people, here's how a holiday party works at Roots in Port Jefferson.

The 30th Charles Dickens Festival in Port Jefferson is December 5 and 6, 2026. Parade times, what to see, parking tips and where to warm up after.

How to spend a Friday night in Port Jefferson without a drink: harbor walk, dinner, Theatre Three, the Roots comedy night and open mic, and late coffee or matcha.

Never done an open mic? Here is how sign-ups, set times and etiquette work on Long Island, using the Friday night open mic at Roots Kava Bar as the example.

Every Friday at Roots Kava Bar: sign-ups at 7:30pm, open mic at 8pm, live Long Island comedians at 9pm. Alcohol-free, suggested donation at the door.

Roots Kava Bar hosts alcohol-free parties for up to 40 in Port Jefferson, no minimum and no deposit. Mocktails, kava bowls, games and live music.

Looking for a sober bar on Long Island? Roots Kava Bar in Port Jefferson is an alcohol-free bar with kava, mocktails, live music and game nights.

The best places for an evening stroll in Port Jefferson after a shell at Roots Kava Bar, from the harbor boardwalk to quiet village streets nearby.

Looking for the perfect weekend escape on Long Island’s North Shore? Port Jefferson is a charming harbor village filled with great food, boutique shopping, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Foodies, casual shoppers, and anyone who just wants to relax and explore: this guide will help you make the most of your weekend in Port Jeff. 1. Start Your Morning with a Waterfront Breakfast Begin your day at one of the cozy waterfront cafés or bakeries near the harbor. A great l

If you’re looking for a spot that’s romantic, charming, and full of surprises, Port Jefferson is the perfect destination for a fun date. This town offers unique experiences that can make your time together truly memorable. 1. Sunset Stroll at Harborfront Park Take a walk by the water, watch the ferries come and go, and enjoy the stunning view as the sun sets. It’s simple, but sometimes, the best dates are the ones where you can just talk, laugh, and enjoy the moment. Unwind t

Need a break? Suffolk County is a great place to slow down, with spas, quiet outdoor spots, and relaxed places to meet people. Here is our guide to unwinding in Suffolk County. 1. Oceanfront Seawater Spa in Montauk Right by the ocean, this spa offers an ocean-fed seawater pool, eucalyptus steam rooms, and marine-based treatments in a calm setting. The seawater spa at Gurney's Montauk 2. Full-Service Spa Retreat, The Spa & Salon at East Wind This Wading River spa offers everyt

When people think of Port Jefferson, they often picture the harbor, boats, and a summer crowd. But if you’re local or just looking for...

Port Jefferson isn’t just about harbor views and cozy cafés, it’s also alive with music! This charming village offers plenty of spots...

If you’re visiting Port Jefferson, you’re in for a treat. This small waterfront town is packed with charm, from scenic harbor views to...

Looking for things to do in Port Jefferson? Here are some great local shops and spots to visit.

Seven things to do in Port Jefferson, NY: Harborfront Park, local shops, great food, spas, and an alcohol-free stop at Roots Kava Bar in the village.

Beaches, breweries, parks, museums, and alcohol-free lounges: nine fun things to do in Suffolk County, Long Island, for locals and weekend visitors.

Port Jefferson Harbor, located about 50 miles east of New York City, is a hidden treasure on Long Island that combines scenic beauty with a rich maritime history. This harbor draws boaters from all over the Northeast since it is one of the best boating locations on the North Shore, and it is one of just two Long Island ports that can be reached from Connecticut. Its quiet, deep waters make mooring a snap, and the surrounding marina puts tourists within steps of one-of-a-kind

Port Jeff is a popular destination for both locals and tourists, offering a unique combination of coastal scenery, historic buildings, and a flourishing arts and eating scene.