Oyster Bay
Long Island
The hamlet. The harbor. The history.
For nearly three decades, OysterBayLI.com has been the community’s guide to dining, local businesses, history, and events in one of Long Island’s most beautiful hamlets.
Upcoming Events
Oyster Bay Day
The annual street festival co-sponsored by the Oyster Bay–East Norwich Chamber of Commerce and the…
Independence Day at Sagamore Hill
The National Park Service and Friends of Sagamore Hill host Independence Day events at Theodore Roos…
Constitution Day at Sagamore Hill
The Friends of Sagamore Hill mark Constitution Day (September 17) with a public event on the grounds…
A Hamlet with History
Founded in 1653, Oyster Bay has been home to Quakers, colonists, Revolutionary War intrigue, and a President of the United States. Theodore Roosevelt called Sagamore Hill home for over thirty years. The harbor that once shipped oysters to New York City now anchors one of Long Island's most storied communities.
Sagamore Hill National Historic Site
The home of Theodore Roosevelt, 26th President of the United States, from 1885 until his death in January 1919. During his presidency, Sagam…
Oyster Bay News
The big one. Mark your calendar every October.
The street fair has become a real anchor event for the hamlet — great coverage.
Theodore's Books has turned Oyster Bay into a serious literary destination.
The Oldest Hamlet Guide on Long Island
OysterBayLI.com has been online since 1997. Born from a love of Oyster Bay’s downtown, its harbor, and its remarkable history, this site has been the community’s guide for nearly three decades — long before the town had its own web presence.