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About Peconic Community School

Peconic Community School (PCS) is a growing multi-use campus in Cutchogue, serving as an independent private school and community hub. Opened at the new Cutchogue campus in January 2024 and expanded in 2025 with the Sacred Heart Church campus, PCS now operates on a 10+ acre site that blends learning with arts and community programming. The campus includes a repurposed church building planned as a performing arts center, a renovated carriage house, and maker-friendly spaces that host events, workshops, and celebrations.

With approximately 95–100 students from pre-K through 8, PCS emphasizes learner-centered, project-based education. Events use flexible spaces across classrooms, multi-use indoor areas, and outdoor venues, making the site suitable for family-friendly performances, fairs, and community gatherings. Parking is available on-site for events, though published parking policies are not publicly listed. The nearest transit options include Mattituck on the Montauk Branch of the LIRR and nearby Greenport as a transit hub.

PCS hosts notable events such as the annual Maker Fair, which features hands-on workshops, performances, and a cardboard arcade, and the Harvest Festival, which in 2025 included a headlining performance by Brady Rymer. The campus sits on the historic Sacred Heart Church site, now owned by PCS with ongoing plans to repurpose the church space into a vibrant arts and education center.

Location and access: 27685 Main Road, Cutchogue, NY 11935. For guests traveling by car, bike, or bus, PCS’s on-site event spaces provide a collaborative setting for learners and families. While formal seating charts aren’t published, events typically take place across classrooms, multi-use rooms, and outdoor areas, offering flexible sightlines and intimate performance experiences. When planning your visit, consider nearby lodging and dining options to extend your North Fork experience.

Nearby hotels and restaurants: The North Fork region offers a range of stays—from boutique inns to seaside motels. Affiliate partners frequently recommended by locals include accommodations like The Shoals in Southold and Hotel Moraine in Greenport, along with Silver Sands Motel & Beach Bungalows and other North Fork properties. For dining, trusted nearby options include farm-to-table eateries and family-friendly bistros that highlight local seafood and produce. Always check current availability and book through our affiliate links for the best access to rooms and dining.

Planning tips: Secure your seats by reserving early for popular PCS events. If you’re attending a Maker Fair or Harvest Festival, arrive early to explore hands-on workshops, performances, and the cardio-arcade-style activities that make PCS events special. We’ve got you covered with up-to-date venue details, nearby lodging, and dining options to help you plan a smooth visit.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 27685 Main Road, Cutchogue, NY 11935.
  • Venue type: Independent private school campus and community hub on a multi-use campus.
  • Current campus status: Opened at a new Cutchogue campus in January 2024; purchased the Sacred Heart Church campus in 2025 to serve as PCS’s permanent home.
  • Campus features: 10+ acre site; repurposed church building planned as a performing arts center; carriage house and renovated facilities as part of a campus for arts/education.
  • Enrollment: Approximately 95–100 students (pre-K through 8); small-class environment; campus notes emphasize learner-centered, project-based education.
  • Seating/venue layout: No published seating chart; events use classrooms, multi-use indoor spaces, and outdoor areas; Maker Fairs feature workshops, performances, and a cardboard arcade.
  • Parking: On-campus events are held on PCS property; formal parking policies are not published publicly.
  • Transit: Nearest active LIRR stations are Mattituck (on the Montauk Branch); Cutchogue station was closed in 1962; Greenport is another nearby hub for transit.
  • Nearby hotels: The Shoals (Southold), Hotel Moraine (Greenport), Silver Sands Motel & Beach Bungalows, and other North Fork accommodations are commonly used by visitors.
  • Notable events hosted: PCS Maker Fair (annual; 5th–7th editions described in 2024–2026 schedules) and the Annual Harvest Festival (2025 headlined by Brady Rymer).
  • Renamed/demolished: The campus sits on the historic Sacred Heart Church site; PCS purchased the campus in late 2025, with ongoing plans to repurpose the church site (no demolition reported).