Last Chance: Movie & 'Scenes from an Italian Restaurant'

Week's almost over, Lindy! Happy !

Here's your "Last Chance" reminder there's a lot happening in Lindenhurst today.

Take a look, and feel free to add your own events in the comments sections below and to the events sections here.

(For events around Long Island, check out Patch's Long Island Summer Guide . For events around the Island this week, click . For a look at the 2012 Babylon Town Movie Series, click . And for a look at the 2012 Babylon Town Concert Series, click .)

Fundraising Comedy
South Shore Theatre Experience is presenting Scenes From an Italian Restaurant, which are original one-act comedies by various playwrights.

It's a fundraiser for MS News and Views and Strength for Life, according to organizers.

The show is running today through Saturday, , at the Arts Center in Lindenhurst. 

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Afternoon Movie will be showing its free weekly movie this afternoon.

This Means War will start at the LML at 1:30 p.m.

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More Library Events
Learn more about New York state's low or no-cost health insurance coverage program Child/Family Health Plus.

A representative from the Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council will be at the LML today, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., to help residents learn about, and enroll them in, any of the managed care plans that participate in these programs, or Medicaid, if eligible.

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In addition, learn How to Draw (Better) at the LML tonight. The class - which starts at 6:30 p.m. - will be conducted by educator Emilia Baer.

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Bingo
Doors open for at Knights of Columbus-OLPH Council at 5:30 p.m.

It starts at 7:15 p.m.

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Club Meeting
The weekly of the is scheduled for tonight, as well.

The meeting will take place at , at 101 East Montauk Highway.

It'll begin at 7 p.m.

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Art Show
The Babylon Citizens Council on the Arts (BACCA) 23rd Annual Juried Judged Art Exhibition today.

The show - presented by the Lindenhurst-based Arts Center - is set for at in Babylon Village.

Entries for this year's must be original works which haven't been previously exhibited in a BACCA show. Three current original works may be submitted; at least one will be accepted.

Click and for more information about the show, public viewings on Monday and Tuesday, and the public Artists' Awards Ceremony and Reception on Friday night.

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