Fifteen area restaurants will be setting up satellite shops that evening around the complex’s Village Green, where attendees can nosh on local foodstuffs and sip samples of Blue Point beer, all for $10.
Proceeds will go toward the Patchogue Neighbors Inn, which runs five local soup kitchens.
“The original idea came from the fact that we built this New Village on Main Street and we wanted it to be very much part of the community,” said Christopher Kelly, a marketing director Tritec Real Estate, which built the 291-unit complex. “We want our residents to feel connected to Patchogue, and we want Patchogue to feel connected to New Village.”
