Suffolk County farm gets festive for holiday season
For the first time, it's opened its doors for a winter wonderland experience where families can safely mingle with the animals.
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Dec 18, 2020, 6:00 PM
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County farm is getting festive for the holiday season.
For the
first time, it's opened its doors for a winter wonderland experience where
families can safely mingle with the animals.
This past weekend, the Suffolk County Farm and Education Center kicked off a
special event called "Winter Wonderland."
For the
first time in its 150-year history, the historic barn was decked with holiday
lights.
Long Islanders also got a chance to meet some of the
animals up-close.
You can check out the experience again next
weekend.
