The Museum is open Wednesday - Sunday, 1pm - 4:30pm
UPCOMING EVENTS
When you purchase tickets to our events, you help support the care and maintenance of our collection and of our three historic buildings. Thank you for contributing to the success of our mission.
Our 2025 Annual Benefit honoring the Nolan Family is sold out. To learn more about the event, please click on the 2025 Annual Benefit Tab on the header at the top of the page.
Stop by the Lewis Oliver Farm's Vegan Market on Saturday, May 17th, when we honor this beloved Northport Icon!
No registration necessary.
Learn The History Behind Northport's Business District.
Join local historian Dan Sheehan as he weaves the tale of Northport's Historic Business District during this lively walking tour of Main Street. Travel back in time as you hear the stories of the people and landmarks that helped shape Northport, including Jack Kerouac, the Northport Oyster Barons, Rum Runners and the Trolley.
All Ages Welcome
Tour leaves from the Museum steps at 1:30pm
If the tour cannot be held due to severe weather or other circumstances, participants will be notified the morning of the tour. In the case of a postponement, tickets will be honored on the rescheduled date or at the next month’s tour.
Join us at the Museum immediately following Pridefest's Pride Flag Raising at Village Hall for a reception to kick off Pride Month and unveil our new exhibit, In Fashion. Refreshments will be served.
This exhibit delves into the powerful stories behind the clothing we wear, uncovering the material culture of different communities. Through these stories, the exhibit encourages a deeper understanding of how individual, spiritual, and cultural influences shape identities. In Fashion will be on display at the museum through June.
Please RSVP if you are planning to attend, but walk-ins are welcome.
June Book Club: The Masterpiece
Join us at our June book club to discuss Fiona Davis’s 2018 novel, The Masterpiece. In this brilliant piece of historical fiction, two women grapple with their place in the world, set against the backdrop of Grand Central Terminal. In 1928, Clara Darden is a teacher at the glamourous Grand Central School of Art, working to make her mark as a female artist. Decades later, in the 1970s, Virginia Clay works at the information booth at Grand Central, which has fallen into decline and is at risk of being demolished. When Virginia comes across the abandoned art school, her life is changed as she is drawn into the mysteries of Grand Central’s past and the fight for its future.
Registrants can pick up a copy of the book at the Northport Library Reference Desk.
Free Event | All Ages Welcome
Refreshments will be served.
Join us for a Juneteenth walking tour through the historic streets of Northport, as we uncover the often overlooked legacy of the town’s Black community. From the hardships of slavery to the vibrant community life of the twentieth century, this tour brings to light powerful stories of struggle, survival, leadership, and joy. Learn about the lives of Northport's most fascinating residents of color, including the influential Booker T. Washington. Step into the past and walk through a version of Northport that remains hidden to this day.
On exhibit now:
The History of our Main Street
Exhibit sponsored by: Skipper's
and the following:
57-61 Main Street LLC
The Alcyone Masonic Lodge
The Hart Family
Hengstenberg's Florist
Hydrangea Home
Jackie Shawn Salon
Jones Drug Store
La Porta
Northport Shipwreck Diner
Northport Sweet Shop
Sterling Bay Realty
Tully Law Group
and made possible in part by a grant from the Suffolk County Department of Parks and Recreation
