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Several Three Kings Day celebrations took place on Friday to kick off the Saturday holiday that is celebrated in many Latin countries around the world.

Students at the Central Brookhaven Long Island Head Start in Medford received presents as part of the celebration.

Organizer Anna Figueroa says, This event brings awareness to the community to promote inclusivity for everyone."

In Huntington Station, Housing Help held its fourth annual celebration in recognition of the popular Latin holiday, also known as the Epiphany.

Last year, the not-for-profit helped over 600 families for Three Kings Day.