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Get Up, Groove, and Move: Celebrate National Dance Day in Nassau County

September 20th, 2025 by James Parks

Get Up, Groove, and Move: Celebrate National Dance Day in Nassau County

Every once in a while the calendar gives us a reason to celebrate rhythm, movement, and community. National Dance Day is one of those sweet excuses. If you are considering making Nassau County your home, dance is not just an option, it is part of everyday life. Let's look at a little history, some fun facts, and a tour of places and groups that keep the county moving.

A Quick Step Through History

National Dance Day was started in 2010 by Nigel Lythgoe, the co-creator of So You Think You Can Dance, along with Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton. The goal was to shine a spotlight on dance as both creative expression...

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Categories: National Holidays

Tags: national holiday, Long Island, Bellmore, Port Washington, things to do, Garden City, James Parks, Real Estate, Laffey, Greenvale, Wellness, Dance, Fitness

September
8

Ampersand Appreciation & Nassau County Exploration

September 8th, 2025 by James Parks

Ampersand Appreciation & Nassau County Exploration

Every September 8th, grammar geeks, typography lovers, and pun aficionados unite to celebrate one of the most charming characters in the English language: the ampersand (&). That little squiggle has style, flair, and a history that might surprise you. Here in Nassau County, we've got plenty of creative ways to give it a standing ovation.

Whether you're a seasoned word nerd or just looking for a reason to enjoy something offbeat, National Ampersand Day is a perfect reminder that the small things (like punctuation marks) can make a big impact, just like that little detail you fell in love with in your dream home.

Let's explore a bit about the ampersand & how to celebr...

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Categories: National Holidays

Tags: national holiday, celebrate, local eats, dessert, eat local, Long Island, Port Washington, Food, nerd, things to do, Glen Cove, Shopping, shop local, James Parks, sea cliff, Roosevelt Field, Real Estate, Laffey, Board Game, Greenvale, Levittown, Baldwin, Roslyn Heights, Little Neck, Manhasset, Nassau County Museum of Art, Ampersand

August
30

National Slinky Day: A Spring in Your Step and in Your Community

August 30th, 2025 by James Parks

National Slinky Day: A Spring in Your Step and in Your Community

You know that satisfying shh-shh-shh sound as a Slinky makes its way down the stairs? That's nostalgia, fun, and a tiny bit of physics all rolled into one coil. And what better way to celebrate National Slinky Day than by bouncing through some history, fun facts, and—because we live in Nassau County—pointing out the amazing local toy shops where you can snag one for yourself.

A Brief History of the Slinky

The Slinky was born in 1943 when naval engineer Richard James accidentally knocked a tension spring off his desk. Instead of collapsing into a sad little heap, it "walked" down to the floor with that iconic bounce. His wife Betty came up with the name "Slinky," and by 194...

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Categories: National Holidays