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Ring in the summer with a worldwide day of music. On June 21, celebrate Make Music Georgetown and enjoy live music across town. This is a free, all-ages, all-inclusive event. Anyone can participate!
Music on the lawnLaunched in 1982 in France as the Fête de la Musique, Make Music Day is celebrated each year on the summer solstice in more than 1,000 cities in dozens of countries worldwide.
Completely different from a typical music festival, Make Music is open to anyone. Every kind of musician, young and old, amateur and professional, and of every musical persuasion. All are invited to share their love of music with friends, neighbors, and visitors.
Let’s celebrate the musician in everyone! Join us on Saturday, June 21, 2025.
Later this spring, the Make Music Georgetown site will be updated with a list of the performers and hosts participating throughout Georgetown. Sign up to be a musician or host here.
Have questions? Get in touch with us at georgetown@makemusicday.org.
https://thegranitechurch.org/event/make-music-georgetown/
Experience the sights, sounds and aromas of the electrifying midway with exciting rides and games for all ages and deep-fried treats, sweets and other tasty carnival eats.
Admission and parking are free.
Unlimited ride wristbands (for riders 36" & taller) are $42 on site ($40 cash price) or online before 5 pm Thurs., June 12 for $29 each, 2/$55 or 4/$99.
Ride tickets are also available on the midway. Online pre-sale special: $45/50 tickets + 1 free ride. (Rides take multiple tickets each.)
Visit the website for coupon savings on rides and food and event updates.
Midway hours: 5-10 pm Monday - Thursday, 5-11 pm Friday, noon-11 pm Saturday, noon-10 pm Sunday. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult age 21+.
More information: 866-666-3247 or DreamlandAmusements.comhttps://tinyurl.com/y24vbu6a
Long Island's largest fair is back with a variety of family entertainment, Saturday night Fireworks by Grucci, midway rides and games for all ages, and favorite fair food for every appetite.
Free with admission:
• Circus Murcia (The Globe of Death, high-wire, aerial acts, jugglers, clowns & more)• Big Bee Transforming Robot Car• BMX Freestyle Stunt Show• The Dinosaur Experience• Educational petting zoo
Fair admission: $5 (free for kids under 36" tall). Parking is free.
The online deal is not valid on Thursday Carload Nights, when unlimited rides and admission are $62 per vehicle ($60 cash) for all legally seat-belted occupants.
Ride tickets are also available on site. Pre-sale special: $45/50 tickets + 1 free ride. (Rides take multiple tickets each.)
Fair hours: 5-11 pm weekdays and 3-11 pm Saturday - Sunday (Exit 53S off the LIE). Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult age 21+.
More information: 866-666-FAIR (3247) or https://LongIslandFunFest.com
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Jun 23 Monday
On June 23, 2025, at 6:00 PM, Hamptons Observatory will present a free lecture, in-person at Rogers Memorial Library in Southampton, by Dr. Jonathan Schachter, a member of the original Chandra creation team. In the talk, “The Chandra X-ray Observatory: An Insider’s Perspective,” Dr. Schachter will discuss Chandra’s history, its pivotal discoveries, and touch on the history of X-ray astrophysics and its key personalities. Details and registration info may be found on: https://HamptonsObservatory.org Note: This lecture will be recorded and later posted on Hamptons Observatory’s YouTube channel.
NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory, launched in 1999, was named after the esteemed Nobel laureate and pioneer white dwarf theoretical physicist Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar of U Chicago. It had only a five-year expected lifetime, but Chandra is now in its 25th year and is still making momentous discoveries. This telescope was specially designed to take X-ray images and spectra from collapsed compact objects with strong gravity (e.g., neutron stars, and black holes, including at galaxy centers). It can also observe extremes of temperature and pressure in planets, stars, supernova remnants, galaxies, and galaxy clusters. Chandra has traced the separation of dark matter from light matter in the collision of galaxies and has contributed to studies of both dark matter and dark energy. As its mission continues, Chandra will continue to discover startling new science about our high-energy Universe.
The TRW Inc. engineering firm collaborated with scientists from Harvard, MIT, and Penn State to design and build Chandra. Key testing of the X-ray optics was performed at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center. Harvard and MIT then deployed the satellite and served as mission control. Dr. Jonathan Schachter, the only Harvard astronomer on the TRW software test team, joined the project in 1996; although he left the team in 2000, he has continued to follow Chandra as it takes observations in its elliptical orbit around the earth. Dr. Schachter will discuss the development and history of Chandra, as well as touch on the history of X-ray astrophysics and its key personalities. He will also present some of Chandra’s pivotal discoveries, many of which have resulted from collaborations with Hubble and its successor, the James Webb Space Telescope.
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