Pumpkin picking on Long Island is in full-swing, and your options are seemingly limitless! There are so many places to pick pumpkins on Long Island that choosing a location is actually quite daunting. But what’s even worse is trying to find the information online—that’s nearly impossible. At All Island Transportation, we’ve scoured the Internet to bring you a list of every single place to go pumpkin picking on Long Island, and have included it down below! Be careful if you look elsewhere! Nearly every list of pumpkin picking locations on Long Island that we found was full of incorrect information! The team at All Island Transportation has gone above and beyond to make sure our list is 100% verified from every individual location’s website, and if the information wasn’t available online, we filled in “call for details.” Every location has a contact number, and almost all have their hours of operation. Have fun and happy picking! Pumpkin Picking on Long Island: Nassau County Crossroads Farm at Grossmann’s 480 Hempstead Avenue, Malverne 11565 (516) 881-7900 Open: Tuesday – Wednesday 11AM – 6PM, Thursday 11AM – 7PM, Friday 10AM – 6PM, Saturday 9AM – 6PM, Sunday 10AM – 5PM. Dees’ Nursery and Florist 69 Atlantic Avenue, Oceanside 11572...
Learn MoreGrandparents’ Day is an internationally celebrated holiday in honor of grandmothers and grandfathers around the world. In the US, we celebrate National Grandparents’ Day on the Sunday after Labor Day. Other countries celebrate at different times of the year—Australia celebrates on the last Sunday of October, Taiwan celebrates on the last Sunday in August, and France celebrates on the first Sunday in March, just to name a few—but the underlying message is still the same: honor your elders. Here are some fun ideas for Grandparents’ Day to celebrate with your loved ones! There’s a great organization called The Legacy Project, which is all about connecting with others across all generations and exploring how every individual can help to change the world for the better. The hold an annual contest called the Listen to a Life Contest, which gives participants an opportunity to interview a grandparent or grandfriend about their life and experiences, and to write a 300-word story about what they learned. The interview is mutually beneficial, as seniors will often delight in sharing their experiences with younger generations, and usually appreciate having someone to listen, and the interviewer will likely gain valuable insight to help in his or her own life. The Legacy Project believes that by recording...
Learn MoreFor parents of school-age children, now’s the time for packing school supplies up into brand new backpacks, and lining them up at the door in anticipation of the first day of school. You’ve finally made it to the end of summer, and as much fun as you’ve had, you’re ready for the troops to ship out to school Monday through Friday. However, for the parents whose children aren’t quite old enough for school just yet, it may seem a little daunting that all the summertime activities have shut down for the season, and you may be left wondering what you and your little ones will have to do in the coming months. Have no fear! We’ve put together a list of local things to do with kids that are guaranteed to provide an afternoon full of fun! Local Things to Do with Kids: Long Island Children’s Museum There are always fun things going on at the LICM! Here are some of their upcoming events for children under 5: Messy Afternoons Saturdays (8/23 & 8/30) and Sundays (8/24 & 8/31) 3:30-5pm Let your little ones get up to their elbows in goop, guts, shaving cream, and play-doh—all the things you know they’ll love, but you’d hate to have to clean...
Learn MoreThere’s still plenty of fun to be had in the last few weeks of summer, and the Nassau County Parks are making sure you have ample opportunities to get out and enjoy the weather while it’s still warm! Between Eisenhower Park in East Meadow, Hempstead Lake State Park in West Hempstead, and Michael J. Tully Park in New Hyde Park, there’s at least one event going on nearly every day this month! Check out the list below for something fun to do this month: Things to Do in Nassau County Parks Hempstead Lake State Park Long Island State Parks Children’s Summer Performances This is a series of opportunities for families to enjoy free, fun, and interactive entertainment at local parks throughout Long Island. When you bring your family out to the park, don’t forget to bring your own chairs or blankets so that you have a comfy seat for the show! August 17, 2PM – Juggling Show by Ray Grins August 24, 2PM – Magic of Amore Michael J. Tully Park The Italian Festival Wed-Fri 6-11PM, Sat 3-11PM, Sun 3-10PM A community event that honors Italian heritage. There will be an international food court, Las Vegas games of chance, thrilling rides and games, as well as a live DJ...
Learn MoreEaster is a great time to get out and enjoy the springtime with your family and friends. There are so many events going on in the area for you to attend, and it’d be a huge shame if you missed out on some weekend fun because you didn’t know about it! That’s why we decided to pull together a list of Long Island Events this weekend and throughout the Easter season. Bayville Adventure Park First Annual Easter Event Who doesn’t love the Bayville Adventure Park and their festive events that run throughout the year? The answer is no one, of course. This year, they’re hosting their first Easter Eggstravaganza, which started last weekend and will continue this weekend (April 18-20) from noon to 5pm. There will be Easter egg hunts at noon and 3pm, and children will get bags to collect their eggs in, and can redeem them for candy and prizes at the end. There’s also a Golden Egg to find, which contains a special prize! The Bayville Adventure Park is open for Easter Spring Break from April 11-22 from 11am to 10pm every day. Story Time Easter Egg Hunt at the Lakeview Library If you’re looking for Long Island events today, grab the kids and head over...
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