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  VENUE ADDRESS COST NOTES 
 1 
 RHUM Igloos 
 13 E. Main St.,  
 Patchogue, 631-569-5944,  
 rhumpatchogue.com 
 $150 for a  
 two-hour  
 reservation.  
 Seats up to six  
 people. 
 Patrons can expect either one round of drinks or two carafes of rum  
 punch, margaritas, or sangria on the house for each reservation. 
 2 Gurney's  
 Montauk Igloos 
 290 Old Montauk Hwy.,  
 Montauk, 631-668-2345,  
 gurneysresorts.com/ 
 montauk 
 $25 per person  
 for a two-hour  
 reservation.  
 Seats up to six  
 people. 
 Choose from a host of themed igloos, from Santa’s Workshop to  
 Roaring 20s and many more, all with themed cocktail menus  
 exclusive to their respective igloo. All proceeds are donated to the  
 Make-A-Wish Foundation. 
 3 The Witches  
 Brew 
 311 Hempstead Tpke.,  
 West Hempstead, 516- 
 489-9482, facebook. 
 com/the-witches-brew 
 No cover. $3.75  
 for the signature  
 hot cocoa. 
 This cozy hideaway features some of the best hot cocoa on the island,  
 in addition to a vast array of teas such as passion fruit papaya to  
 blood-orange kiss. 
 4 Sledding at Bald  
 Hill 
 Patchogue-Mt. Sinai  
 Rd., Farmingville Free. One of the highest points on Long Island, this park is geared toward  
 the most thrill-seeking of sledders. 
 5 
 Sledding at  
 Bethpage State  
 Park 
 99 Quaker Meeting  
 House Rd.,  
 Farmingdale,   
 516-249-0700 
 Free. With both steep slopes and rolling hills, there is fun to be had for  
 riders of all skills and ages. 
 6 Long Beach Polar  
 Plunge 
 Long Beach oceanfront,  
 longbeachpolarbears.org 
 Donations  
 encouraged. 
 Held annually on Super Bowl Sunday, the largest polar bear plunge  
 on Long Island supports the Make-A-Wish Foundation. 
 7 Captain Lou Fleet 
 31 Woodcleft Ave.,  
 Freeport, 516-623-5823,  
 captloufleet.com 
 $40 per person.  
 Children three  
 and under ride  
 free. 
 Warm drinks, a toasty cabin, and an onboard naturalist providing  
 in-depth information on seals and other wildlife make this cruise a  
 winter essential. 
 8 Muttontown  
 Preserve 
 34 Muttontown Ln.,  
 East Norwich. 516-571- 
 8500, nassaucountyny. 
 gov/2839/Muttontown- 
 Preserve 
 Free. Wide-open fields, dense woodlands, and historic estates comprise  
 the 550 acres of Nassau County’s largest nature preserve. 
 9 Long Island  
 Curling Club 
 165 Eileen Way,  
 Syosset, 516-900-2875,  
 licurling.org 
 $50 for 2 1/2- 
 hour Learn to  
 Curl Night. $75- 
 $150+ for annual  
 membership  
 that turns over  
 in May. 
 Beginners are matched with more experienced curlers to keep  
 every game competitive in this weekend league. 
 10 Long Island  
 Aquarium 
 431 E Main St., Riverhead,  
 631-208-9200 ext. 426,  
 longislandaquarium.com 
 $24-$33 per  
 person. 
 There’s more than just fish at this aquarium, with indoor and  
 outdoor exhibits housing birds, reptiles, and all sorts of aquatic  
 oddities.  
 PRESS BUZZ 
 WHERE TO FIND WINTER FUN ON LI 
 
				
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