Alumni — in town this weekend, or coming home? Here’s what’s on around Sayville:
🎭 On Stage — Final performances of “Too Many Detectives at the Murder Mansion”
The Sayville Players close out their fall comedy with two Saturday performances, November 14 at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM, in the Sayville High School Little Theater. [Editor’s note: link to tonight’s Murder Mansion post once it is live.]
🥫 Community — Greater Sayville Civic Association Food Drive
Saturday, November 14, 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Stop & Shop on Montauk Highway, Sayville. All donations benefit the Sayville Pantry. Most needed: canned soups, stews and vegetables, pasta and sauce, mac & cheese, peanut butter & jelly, cereal, rice, snacks, paper goods and hygiene products. A good morning to clean out the pantry closet for the neighbors who need it.
🏃 On the Road — Cross Country at States
Our Suffolk County champion girls cross country team — and Jack Barry, who qualified individually — race at the New York State Championships on Saturday, November 14, at Queensbury High School. Cheer them on from home, Sayville!
✨ Save the Date — Emily’s Angel Tree Gala
Sunday, November 29, 4:00 to 8:00 PM at The Bourne Mansion in Oakdale. The Emily Finn Foundation and American Ballet Studio present an evening of hope, love and light: live music, dinner, dancing, raffles, a silent auction and Nutcracker performances — honoring Emily’s light and spreading hope.
🏈 Friday, November 13, 7:00 PM — Playoff football under the lights! No. 1 Sayville (9–0) hosts No. 6 John Glenn in the Suffolk County Division IV semifinal at Sayville High School. The Flashes shut out these same Knights 34–0 just two weeks ago, and one more win sends Sayville to the county final at Stony Brook. Alumni, come on out and cheer them on! Full details: https://sayvillealumni.org/alumni-come-on-out-sayville-hosts-john-glenn-in-the-division-iv-semifinal/
No Comments