Road Trip Close to Home with News12: April!

Here's a look at all the great spots to hit from this week's episode of Road Trip Close to Home.

  1. Take a family trip to the Fire Island Lighthouse and step into a piece of history. This towering structure on the South Shore once guided ships safely to shore, and now stands as a symbol of resilience. Join News 12’s Antoinette Biordi as she takes you on a journey to explore the lighthouse in this week’s Road Trip Close to Home. It's a perfect way to enjoy a bit of history and beautiful views with the whole family!

  2. Take a step back in time with a visit to the Garvies Point Museum, a hidden gem on Nassau County’s North Shore. This museum offers a fascinating look into the island's rich history, perfect for those seeking to explore the past. News 12’s Antoinette Biordi provides a sneak peek of the museum in this week’s Road Trip Close to Home. It’s a great way to spend the day learning about Long Island's heritage with the whole family!

  3. Looking for a fun and unique family outing? Head to Long Island Sports Hub in Syosset to learn about the exciting sport of curling. While most people think of skiing or ice skating for winter fun, curling offers a great alternative for all ages. News 12’s Antoinette Biordi takes you inside this hidden gem in her Road Trip Close to Home segment, where you can discover everything you need to know about this fascinating sport. Perfect for a winter adventure!

  4. Escape the cold and head to Endless Summer Volleyball in Oceanside for an indoor beach volleyball experience! This unique spot lets you enjoy the fun of the beach no matter the season. In this Road Trip Close to Home, we’ll show you how this indoor center offers a perfect family outing, keeping the sand between your toes and the fun in full swing. It’s a great way to stay active and enjoy some summer vibes in the middle of winter!

  5. The New York Botanical Garden’s annual Orchid Show returns for its 22nd year with a vibrant tribute to Mexican modernism. This year’s theme celebrates the works of Mexican architect Luis Barragan while showcasing the stunning beauty of orchids. Thousands of orchids will be on display across 11 galleries, taking visitors through various ecosystems, from deserts to rainforests, to explore the plants' biology and natural growth.

    For a special experience, Orchid Nights on select Saturdays offers an adult evening of cultural dancing, a DJ, and a bar—perfect for those 21 and older. Don’t miss out on this breathtaking event, running until April 27.

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