I Love Babylon: Your Ultimate Guide to September's Best Local Events |
As summer fades, the Town of Babylon comes alive with fall festivals, live music, and vibrant community gatherings. Here’s what not to miss. |

September in the Town of Babylon is a month of beautiful transition, where the lingering warmth of summer meets the crisp promise of autumn.
It’s a time for celebration, remembrance, and community connection.
For those who say “I Love Babylon,” this month’s calendar of local events is a powerful reminder of why we call this place home.
The energy across our hamlets is simply electric, shifting from beach days to festival season without missing a beat.
One of the season's biggest highlights is the annual Long Island Family Festival, set to take over Tanner Park in Copiague from September 12th to 14th.
This massive three-day event is a staple, filled with carnival rides, live entertainment, and food vendors along the stunning Great South Bay.
But the fun doesn't stop there.
Kicking off the month, the Foodie Fest at Tanger Outlets in Deer Park promises a delicious start to September with a fantastic lineup of food trucks and family fun.
This marks a clear pivot from small summer gatherings to large-scale community festivals.
Later in the month, cultural celebrations take center stage.
The 8th Annual Ujamaa Fest on September 20th is a vibrant and essential celebration of heritage and community spirit at Delano Stewart Plaza.
That same day, adults can enjoy the Long Island Beer, Wine & Spirits Fest, a perfect afternoon for sampling local craft beverages.
Creativity caps off the month with the innovative Q31 Film Festival on September 27th, an outdoor showcase of short films and photography that highlights our thriving local arts scene.
From free concerts in Lindenhurst to the bustling weekend farmers' markets in Amityville and Babylon Village, there are countless ways to connect with neighbors and support local businesses.
It’s a month that truly has something for everyone. To see the full post, visit I Love Babylon for details.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the biggest events in Babylon this September? The Long Island Family Festival at Tanner Park is the largest multi-day event, followed by cultural highlights like the Ujamaa Fest and unique gatherings like the Q31 Film Festival.
Are there free family-friendly events in Babylon Town? Yes, many events like the Foodie Fest, the Lindenhurst Summer Concert Series, and various farmers' markets offer free admission, making them great options for family outings.
Where can I find farmers' markets in Babylon? You can find wonderful weekly markets in Babylon Village on Sundays, and in Amityville and Lindenhurst on Saturdays, offering fresh produce and local goods. |

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