A Mile Walk Starting at The Corner of 25A & Main St. to Stony Brook Harbor

What is the Harbor Walk?

–A path along Main Street that visits places of nature and history in Stony Brook Village

Take this free walk and discover:

• Mill Pond Park
• Stony Brook Grist Mill
• Hercules Pavilion
• Stony Brook Harbor

…And so much more!

Read all kiosks on your walk to learn about history and nature!

The Stony Brook Village Audio Experience is now available and can be enjoyed on your own time and at your own pace!

The experience is FREE to the public and will allow all visitors of Stony Brook Village to immerse themselves in the quirky history and stories of the lifestyle center and some of its surrounding properties. The audio experience is obtained by scanning QR codes throughout the village and is also available at audio.stonybrookvillage.com

Currently, the experience has 14 stops, and covers the history and the stories from the Hercules Pavilion, the Three Village Inn’s original residents, to the entire development of Stony Brook Village Center.

It is recommended that participants of the experience begin at the Three Village Inn. Additional stories will be added soon: the Country House and T. Bayles Minuse Mill Pond Park.

A new self-guided stroll, the Stony Brook Grist Mill Audio Experience.

The Stony Brook Grist Mill Audio Experience is free and can be accessed at anytime, anywhere. To start your tour, scan QR codes outside of the mill, or visit audio.stonybrookvillage.com.

Immersing themselves in the story of the most fully operational mill on Long Island, participants will learn about the 320+ year old Stony Brook Grist Mill from its construction to today. Discovering the mill’s history, tour-goers will learn of the structure’s construction, owners, operators, its surprising role as one of Long Island’s “firsts” and more.

CLICK HERE FOR THE 2024 SCHEDULE

Enjoy an 1.5 hour long cruise through the Ward Melville Heritage Organization’s (WMHO) pristine 88-acre west meadow preserve!

As you explore, our naturalist will narrate your experience:

– Learn about Long Island’s wildlife

– See native birds, and learn how to identify them (don’t forget your binoculars!)

– Hear the stories of how Stony Brook came to be, from its indigenous people to today

– Gain a new appreciation for Long Island’s wetlands!

Reservation Pricing:

Per Person – $45

Children age 3 to 12 – $30

Children age 2 & under – free

Walk-On Pricing:

CASH ONLY

Per Person – $50

Children age 6 & under – $35

Children age 2 & under – free

Private Cruise

Reservations Required

Up to 27 passengers – $675

To make your reservation, call the WMHO office at (631) 751-2244

Enjoy outdoor family-friendly fun July 13-August 17, from 1:30-3:30. Rain or shine. Photo-ops and other interactive elements will also be offered. FREE for everyone.

7/13: Sweetbriar Nature Center – Interact with animals!
7/20: Johnny Cuomo “Tales & Tunes” – Musician and Storyteller

Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons (ARF) Adoption Event *ARF will be in Stony Brook Village from 11am-2pm.
7/27: Pixie Dust Storytellers – Character Performers

Hope for Cleo Animal Rescue *Hope for Cleo will be in Stony Brook Village from 11am – 1pm.
8/3: Magic of Amore – Magician Show
8/10: Marty Macaluso – Caricature Artist – Get a free caricature drawing!
8/17: Uncle Tony’s Reptile Shack – They bring the zoo to you! Kiss a lizard, hug a snake, feed a tortoise and more!

This event is sponsored by: Apple Bank, Armor Pest Control and NY Life Insurance

Live performance by THE LIVERPOOL SHUFFLE, Long Island’s TOP Beatle show at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame (LIMEHOF).

Learn more about the band here

LIMEHOF is located at 97 Main Street in Stony Brook.

This concert is sponsored by LIMEHOF.