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Join us! Friday, August 1st 6-9pm on Love Lane. August First Friday is one of the BEST of the year! Weather looks clear and cooler. ☀️ Stop by to drink local, eat local and support other local businesses and non-profits. Plenty of parking and things for the entire family to enjoy. Live music and 50/50 raffle. #firstfridaysonlovelane #mattituckchamberofcommerce #mattituckchamber #mattituck #northfork #mattituckstreetfair #theexpressmagazine #northfork #northforker #suffolktimes @braunseafood @lovelanesweets @lovelanekitchen @roanokevineyards @thevillagecheeseshop @douglaselliman_northfork @strongsmarine @craftsonthemove @zeifmanortho @nofodoco @danielgale.hamptons.northfork @shopmint @easternfrontbrewingco @w.e.b._northfork @southoldmothersclub @elementenergysolar @lombardislovelanemarket

We'll see you and all these great businesses there on Friday night! 6 - 9pm!

First Friday on Love Lane! June 5th, 2026 (that’s THIS Friday). We’ll be rocking out from 6-9PM…North Forkers, this is absolutely the place to be this Friday night, if you’ve never been to a First Friday before, they are amazing events celebrating local food, drinks, vendors, and music. Can’t wait to see y’all there! @mattituck_chamber @firstfridaysonlovelane #lovelane #Mattituck #livemusiclongisland

📸: @eastendgetaway, @justindubedrums, @saige.autumn.photography, and @darnellphotos

This Friday • 6 to 9 pm. Bring your friends, family and have a great time!

Mattituck’s First Fridays on Love Lane series is back starting on Friday May 1 this year, and a few changes are in store for the popular event.

Sponsored by the Mattituck Chamber of Commerce, the series will run from 6-9 p.m. on the first Friday of each month from May until October. As usual, Love Lane will be closed to car traffic, with more vendors and food trucks this year and a raised stage so that live bands can be more easily seen. Read more at our #linkinbio!

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#firstfridays #lovelane #mattituckchamberofcommerce #northforker

NEXT Friday, May 1st. Looking forward to starting the season with a great band, Bubba Jam!

OIN US, Tonight AND for the Year!
Tulio's NY Wine Bar on Love Lane 5-7
Membership Application available at mattituckchamber.org #firstfridaysonlovelane

Who doesn't want a free glass of wine? Join us for our Annual Membership Drive and Wines & Cheese Social at Tulio's NY Wine Bar on Monday, April 13th.

Join us for an epic egg hunt! 🪺 2pm sharp!

Local officials used the Mattituck Chamber of Commerce’s annual “State of Mattituck” dinner Monday night to emphasize a theme of mounting demands across nearly every level of local government — from record emergency calls and rising fire department activity to aging infrastructure, environmental pressures and uncertain school enrollment trends.

Southold Town Supervisor Al Krupski outlined a series of operational, infrastructure and policy updates affecting the town, with a focus on emergency preparedness, environmental challenges and ongoing municipal projects. (Watch Krupski’s full speech below)

Among the most significant issues he highlighted was a major cyberattack that struck the town over the past year, requiring a coordinated response across multiple town agencies, as well as Suffolk County, Homeland Security and the FBI and New York State court systems.

To read how these issues have been addressed, or how the town plans to address them in the future, continue to the link in our bio.

Story by Chris Francescani
Photos by Chris Francescani
Graphic by Dorothy France-Miller

Local officials used the Mattituck Chamber of Commerce’s annual “State of Mattituck” dinner Monday night to emphasize a theme of mounting demands across nearly every level of local government — from record emergency calls and rising fire department activity to aging infrastructure, environmental pressures and uncertain school enrollment trends.

Southold Town Supervisor Al Krupski outlined a series of operational, infrastructure and policy updates affecting the town, with a focus on emergency preparedness, environmental challenges and ongoing municipal projects. (Watch Krupski’s full speech below)

Among the most significant issues he highlighted was a major cyberattack that struck the town over the past year, requiring a coordinated response across multiple town agencies, as well as Suffolk County, Homeland Security and the FBI and New York State court systems.

To read how these issues have been addressed, or how the town plans to address them in the future, continue to the link in our bio.

Story by Chris Francescani
Photos by Chris Francescani
Graphic by Dorothy France-Miller

Local officials used the Mattituck Chamber of Commerce’s annual “State of Mattituck” dinner Monday night to emphasize a theme of mounting demands across nearly every level of local government — from record emergency calls and rising fire department activity to aging infrastructure, environmental pressures and uncertain school enrollment trends.

Southold Town Supervisor Al Krupski outlined a series of operational, infrastructure and policy updates affecting the town, with a focus on emergency preparedness, environmental challenges and ongoing municipal projects. (Watch Krupski’s full speech below)

Among the most significant issues he highlighted was a major cyberattack that struck the town over the past year, requiring a coordinated response across multiple town agencies, as well as Suffolk County, Homeland Security and the FBI and New York State court systems.

To read how these issues have been addressed, or how the town plans to address them in the future, continue to the link in our bio.

Story by Chris Francescani
Photos by Chris Francescani
Graphic by Dorothy France-Miller

Local officials used the Mattituck Chamber of Commerce’s annual “State of Mattituck” dinner Monday night to emphasize a theme of mounting demands across nearly every level of local government — from record emergency calls and rising fire department activity to aging infrastructure, environmental pressures and uncertain school enrollment trends.

Southold Town Supervisor Al Krupski outlined a series of operational, infrastructure and policy updates affecting the town, with a focus on emergency preparedness, environmental challenges and ongoing municipal projects. (Watch Krupski’s full speech below)

Among the most significant issues he highlighted was a major cyberattack that struck the town over the past year, requiring a coordinated response across multiple town agencies, as well as Suffolk County, Homeland Security and the FBI and New York State court systems.

To read how these issues have been addressed, or how the town plans to address them in the future, continue to the link in our bio.

Story by Chris Francescani
Photos by Chris Francescani
Graphic by Dorothy France-Miller

Local officials used the Mattituck Chamber of Commerce’s annual “State of Mattituck” dinner Monday night to emphasize a theme of mounting demands across nearly every level of local government — from record emergency calls and rising fire department activity to aging infrastructure, environmental pressures and uncertain school enrollment trends.

Southold Town Supervisor Al Krupski outlined a series of operational, infrastructure and policy updates affecting the town, with a focus on emergency preparedness, environmental challenges and ongoing municipal projects. (Watch Krupski’s full speech below)

Among the most significant issues he highlighted was a major cyberattack that struck the town over the past year, requiring a coordinated response across multiple town agencies, as well as Suffolk County, Homeland Security and the FBI and New York State court systems.

To read how these issues have been addressed, or how the town plans to address them in the future, continue to the link in our bio.

Story by Chris Francescani
Photos by Chris Francescani
Graphic by Dorothy France-Miller

Local officials used the Mattituck Chamber of Commerce’s annual “State of Mattituck” dinner Monday night to emphasize a theme of mounting demands across nearly every level of local government — from record emergency calls and rising fire department activity to aging infrastructure, environmental pressures and uncertain school enrollment trends.

Southold Town Supervisor Al Krupski outlined a series of operational, infrastructure and policy updates affecting the town, with a focus on emergency preparedness, environmental challenges and ongoing municipal projects. (Watch Krupski’s full speech below)

Among the most significant issues he highlighted was a major cyberattack that struck the town over the past year, requiring a coordinated response across multiple town agencies, as well as Suffolk County, Homeland Security and the FBI and New York State court systems.

To read how these issues have been addressed, or how the town plans to address them in the future, continue to the link in our bio.

Story by Chris Francescani
Photos by Chris Francescani
Graphic by Dorothy France-Miller

If you LIVE or WORK in the Mattituck area, or in the Town of Southold, You should come to this dinner meeting!
For tickets link in bio or go to MattituckChamber.org/events #mattituckchamber #townofsouthold,#mattituck #northfork firstfridaysonlovelane

Join the Mattituck Chamber, the Mattituck Parks Department, and the Easter Bunny for a great time!