Garden City hosts a variety of events all year-round for the members of its community.


Summer: Friday Night Promenade from June to September. Musical entertainment of all genres held at the gazebo in the center of the village.


Fall: Homecoming Harvest Fair coordinated with the High School Homecoming. A street fair with loads of fun and food for young and old.


Annual Garden City Turkey Trot held on Tanksgiving Day. Races start at 10:00 am, including a 5 mile run and children’s fun run. Must be pre-registered.


Winter: Holiday Decorating Contest where all shops take pride in creating the holiday spirit.


Tree Lighting Ceremony hosted by Te Garden City Hotel. All residents are invited.


Spring: Easter Sunday – an extensive parade featuring historic cars from all over Long Island.


Garden City


Founded by A.T. Stewart in 1869 and incorporated in 1919, Garden City has many historic homes from its original settlement. Garden City boasts award-winning primary, elementary, middle and high schools.


With everything from pubs to formal dining at the Garden City Hotel, you won’t run out of options; we have


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German, Italian, Continental, American, Japanese and Chinese cuisine. Garden City offers a wonderful variety of local shops and services open to the public including a state-of-the-art library, a huge recreation center featuring a pool complex with three pools, children’s playground and water fun, miniature golf course, paddle tennis courts, lit baseball fields, a roller hockey rink and a tennis bubble for year-round tennis.


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