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Theatre, 1000 Hempstead Ave., Rockville Centre.

BroadHollow Theater: “Peter Pan”

10:30am & 1:30pm. Tickets $10, $12 at door. Tickets: 516775-4420. broadhollow.org.

700 Hempstead Tpke., Elmont.

APEC: Programs Tween & Teen Yoga

10-11am. $16. Ages 9-15.

Bring mat, towel and water.

Bird Brains

Eisenhower: Concert

7pm. Free. West Side Story by Plaza Productions.*

Library: Movie

7pm. “Home,” PG, 94 mins. All ages w/Caregiver. Register. *

Jones Beach: Concert

7:30pm. Free parking after 6pm.

Almost Queen perform a Queen tribute. Bandshell, Field 4.

Summer Concert

7:30pm. Free. “The Gear Jammers” perform classic rock.

Bring chair or blanket and snack. Clinton G. Martin Park, 1600 Marcus Ave., NHP. (Rain location: Martin Rec Ctr.)

Theatre Box: “Talley’s Folly” 7/31, 8/1, 8/6, 8/7, 8/8 at 8pm.

8/2 at 2pm. $15 adults, $10 seniors, $5 students. Romantic comedy. Reservations and info.

516-900-2031. theatrebox.org.

United Methodist Church, 35 Verbena Ave., Floral Park.

Neighborhood Concert

8pm. Barbara Harris and the Toys perform rock ‘n roll. Old Central Ave., Valley Stream.

North Shore Pops Concert

8:15pm. Free. Music from Broadway shows, Big Band, classics, contemporary favorites. 631-864-2574, northshorepops.org. Sousa Band Shell, Boat Basin, Main St., Port Washington.

Movies on the Lawn

Sat. - Aug. 1

sunset. Free. “Mission Impossible.” 516-323-4444. Madison

1:30-3:30pm. $24. Ages 8-12.

Learn why adaptations are important for birds. *

Garvies Point Day

10am-4pm. $5pp. Free under 4. Insect study, films, crafts, butterfly garden tour and more.

516-571-8010. garviespointmuseum.com. 50 Barry Dr., Glen Cove.

Old Westbury Gardens: Family Program

12-1pm. Free w/admission.

Storybook stroll - Thumbelina

by Hans Christian Andersen.*

Planting Fields: Concert

6-7:30pm. No parking fee.

3West perform country/pop music. Bring chair, blanket, picnic. 516-922-8668. plantingfields.org. 1395 Planting Fields Rd, Oyster Bay.

Eisenhower: Concert

6:30pm. Free. Salute to vets with Tony Orlando and the USO Liberty Bells.*

Neighborhood Concert

7:30pm. Five Stone perform classic rock music. Baldwin Park, Baldwin Harbor. Fireworks after the concert.

Jones Beach: Concert

7:30pm. Free parking after 6. Bandshell, Field 4.

North Hempstead Beach Park Movie

8:15pm. Free. “Cinderella.”

(Live action film.) Bring a chair or blanket. 175 West Shore Rd., Port Washington.

Sun.- Aug. 2

APEC: Animal Care Trainee

10am-12pm. $21. Ages 8-12.

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Planting Fields: Sensory Garden

12pm. $8 parking fee. Learn about the life cycle of plants.

Registration required: 516922-8668. plantingfields.org.

1395 Planting Fields Rd, Oyster Bay. (Rain or shine.)

Summer Concert

1pm. Free. “The Driftwoods” perform a Beach Boys tribute. Bring chair / blanket and snack. N. Hempstead Beach Park, 175 West Shore Rd., Port Washington.

Old Westbury Gardens: Concert

3pm. Free. Cross Island perform classical, jazz & more. *

Eisenhower: International Music

Starts at 7pm. Free. Chinese American Night. *

Morgan Park: “West Side Story”

7:30pm. Free. Performed by Plaza Productions. 516-6710017. morganparkmusic.org.

Germaine St., Glen Cove.

Sunday Night Movie

8:12pm. Free. Bring chair. “Enchanted” PG, 107 mins. Nickerson Beach Park, Lido Blvd & Dona Lane, Lido Beach.

Mon.- Aug. 3

Library: Programs

Blood Pressure Screening

10am-2pm. Free. No registration required.

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on paint as you create a gravity painting. *

Eisenhower: International Music

Library: Programs

Starts at 7pm. Free. Irish American Night. *

Summer Concert

7:30pm. Free. Blue Angel play music of the 50’s and 60’s.

Mary Jane Davies Green, 201 Plandome Rd., Manhasset.

(Rain location will be in the: Manhasset Library.)

Tues.- Aug. 4

St. Francis Outreach Bus Health Screening

10am-2pm. Free. Ages 18+.

Blood pressure, blood test for cholesterol & diabetes. Call 311 or 869-6311. northhempsteadny.gov. Port Washington Senior Ctr., 80 Manorhaven Blvd.

Young People and The Art Series

10:30am. Free. Super Silly Circus Act perform. Charles Fuscillo Park, Carle Road, Carle Place. (indoors)

LI Children’s Museum: Musical Romp

8/4 & 8/5 at 11:30am & 2pm.

Ages 3+. $5 w/admission. $10 theatre only. Steve Weeks performs. *

Library: Programs

Book Discussion 1pm. “The Bishop’s Wife,” by Mettie Ivie Harrison. Reg. x310.

Lecture 7pm. Foods to Travel By In Amsterdam, Austria & Italy.

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Summer Concert

7pm. Free. Folk Night in the Garden. Clark Botanic Garden, 193 I.U. Willets Rd., Albertson. (Raindate: 8/6.)

Movie Night

8:09pm. “The Lego Movie,” PG, 100 min. Cedar Creek Park, Merrick Rd., Seaford.

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Eisenhower: Concert

7pm. Free. Creole Family Night. *

Summer Concert

7pm. Free. Half Step perform a Grateful Dead tribute. Manorhaven Beach Park, 175 Manorhaven Blvd. (Raindate: 8/8)

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8pm. Jerome City Smith performs. Hendrickson Ave. Park, Elmont.

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Summer Movie

7:30pm. Free. Cold Spring Harbor Band perform a Billy Joel tribute. Bring chair/blanket. Lincoln Ave., NHP. (If rain: William Gill Theatre, Village Hall, 1420 Jericho Tpke.)

Chelsea Mansion Lawn Concert

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Thurs. - Aug. 6

LI Children’s Museum: Nat’l Circus Project 11:30am & 2pm. Ages 3+. $5 w/admission. $10 t h e a t r e o n l y. J u g g l i n g , stilts, unicycles & more. *

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12-2pm. Free. The Chiclettes perform. Bring chair. Field #6.*

7:30pm. Free parking after 6.

The Great American Showcase. Bandshell, Field 4.

LI Children’s Museum: Gravity Painting

Eisenhower Park: Movie Night

1pm. Ages 5+. $3 w/admission.

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7pm. Overview of Town of N. Hempstead programs and services offered to the residents. Clinton G Martin Park, 1600 Marcus Ave., NHP.

Jones Beach: Concert

Eisenhower: Concert

Fri. - Aug. 7

Library: Sippin’ Art

8:15pm. Free. “Home.” Bring blanket or chair. Charles Fuscillo Park, Carle Road, Carle Place.

Movies on the Lawn

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516-323-4444. Madison Theatre, 1000 Hempstead Ave., Rockville Centre.

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Alley Pond Environmental Center (APEC):

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Eisenhower Park:

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Lakeside Theatre. Parking at fields 6 and 6A.

Hillside Library:

516-355-7850 x317. To register online: hillsidelibrary.info.

155 Lakeville Rd., NHP.

Long Island Children’s Museum (LICM):

516- 224-5800. 11 Davis Ave., Garden City. LICM.org.

Old Westbury Gardens:

8:07pm. Free. “The Box Trolls,” PG, 96 mins.

Picture It!

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Researchers first noticed the earlier onset of puberty in the late 1990s, and recent studies confirm the mysterious public health trend. A 2012 analysis by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that American girls exposed to high levels of common household chemicals had their first periods seven months earlier than those with lower exposures. “This study adds to the growing body of scientific research that exposure to environmental chemicals may be associated with early puberty,” says Danielle Buttke, a researcher at CDC and lead author on the study. Buttke found that the age when a girl has her first period (menarche) has fallen over the past century from an average of age 16-17 to age 12-13.

Earlier puberty isn’t just for girls. In 2012 researchers from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) surveyed data on 4,100 boys from 144 pediatric practices in 41 states and found a similar trend: American boys are reaching puberty six months to two years earlier than just a few decades ago. African-American boys are starting the earliest, at around age nine, while Caucasian and Hispanics start on average at age 10.

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