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Governor's Comedy Club in Levittown, located at a 45-minute drive from Long Island, is a great place to unwind if you like stand-up comedy. The club has been host to the performances of a number of renowned national artists like Dom Irrera and Tim Gage who have driven the crowd mad with laughter by their gags. The club is dimly lit and has a capacity to host up to 220 spectators at a time. The show usually starts early in the evening and offers dining and drinking. So if you do not have time to go out for dinner, then you choose from a variety of burgers, sandwiches and pizzas and pair it with a beer pint or a cocktail on offer. Book your seats online in advance by visiting their website so that you do not miss out on the performances of your favorite artists.

Jones Beach State Park, a Long Island icon, beckons with its expansive sandy shores and oceanfront allure. Walk along the sandy beach or take a leisurely stroll on the boardwalk. Sun-seekers can bask on the golden sands, while surfers catch waves along the coast. The iconic Jones Beach Theater here hosts concerts and performances, creating a cultural hub amid the coastal beauty. With its dynamic blend of recreation and natural splendor, Jones Beach State Park stands as a beloved coastal destination.

Best known and best loved for a gorgeous series of beaches that stretch for five miles (eight kilometers) along the Atlantic Ocean, Robert Moses State Park is a great spot to swim, fish, picnic, surf, or simply to relax on a day off. It is the oldest park on Long Island, having celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2008, welcomes millions of visitors each year. The park also features an 18-hole golf course, volleyball courts, playgrounds, concession stands, and plenty of other treasures.

A fine specimen of Gothic architecture, The Basilica of Saint John the Evangelist has expanded from a small church originally established in early 1850s to a large structure accommodating multiple immigrants of the Catholic faith today. In contrast to the Gothic exterior, the interiors are simple yet captivating. The church is famously called 'The Mother Church of Stamford'.

With a name as mystical as Brú na Bó, and a colorful milieu of artworks adoring the window, you are lured to walk into this magnificent art and antique shop. If you have an eye for antiques or love to collect works of regional artists, then you will love browsing through the collection of Brú na Bó. Its ever-changing inventory of paintings, porcelain art, textiles and new furniture reflect the work of talented local painters and craftsmen. The collection of antique furniture found here is extensive, offering a lot of options in products which are handcrafted from reclaimed antique woods. And its association with art is not just restricted to visual artworks, as the shop also arranges special performances by local as well as upcoming national artists or bands, throughout the year.

Open to visitors from April until November, the Bailey Arboretum offers up a world of color during that time: daffodils kick off the season, followed by flowering trees and a variety of annuals and perennials all through the summer. This arboretum has a particularly wonderful collection of conifers, and features a sensory garden for the physically challenged. Many events are hosted here, along with guided walks and other educational opportunities. No entrance fee for children 16 and under; $3 for adults.