Authors Night and the Free Children’s Fair go Online this Summer
The East Hampton Library will host its annual summer celebrations, Authors Night and the Free Children’s Fair, as interactive online events this year. Both events, which are traditionally held on the second weekend of August, will be hosted online during the same approximate time frame.
Celebrating Gay Pride Month with “To A More Perfect Union”
The next film to join the Hamptons Doc Fest online is “To a More Perfect Union: U.S. v. Windsor,” a 2017 film by Donna Zaccaro which was the Sunday Night Spotlight at Hamptons Doc Fest in December 2018.
Curating a ‘Lifestyle of Positivity’ with WHBPAC
“The Moment,” one of Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center’s (WHBPAC) longtime successes and brainchild of empowerment coach Colette Lettieri, unveiled its upcoming roster of virtual information sessions with exclusive lifestyle entrepreneurs running through June 23.
Drive-in Family Movie Night
For two nights this weekend, an open field in Bridgehampton will be transformed into a drive-in movie theater, with guests of all ages coming together to enjoy a new family film and support the local community.
Drawdown East End Discussion on the film ‘2040’
If you missed Drawdown East End’s screening of the film “2040” in January at the Southampton Arts Center, now is your chance to see this inspirational award-winning film at home. It launched Friday, June 5, and will be available online for several weeks. Locally, Drawdown East End will host “Envisioning 2040 on the East End,” a free interview and discussion about “2040” via Zoom this Friday, June 12, at 2 p.m.
Hundreds March In Streets Of Sag Harbor To Rail Against Police Violence
Hundreds March In Streets Of Sag Harbor To Rail Against Police Violence
Hampton Classic Horse Show Is Canceled
The Hampton Classic horse show, a staple of late summer in Bridgehampton, has been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Hundreds of Protesters Shut Down Montauk Highway In Bridgehampton
Hundreds of protesters filled the streets of Bridgehampton Tuesday evening in a display of both community and urgency, joining dissenters across the nation in an outcry over police brutality and systematic racism in America.
Quarantining in the Highlands: Sag Harbor Native Finds Solace in Scotland
Quarantining in the Highlands: Sag Harbor Native Finds Solace in Scotland
George Floyd Protest And March Slated For Tuesday In Bridgehampton
Three East End community members — Lisa Votino and Lisa Gagliardo of Southampton and Willie Jenkins of Bridgehampton — are planning a protest slated for Tuesday, June 2, at 5 p.m.
The Northern Long-Eared Bats Have Come Home to Roost
On a recent rainy Sunday visit to Sagg Swamp, it wasn’t the newly emerged patch of skunk cabbage or the flowing spring waters beneath the boardwalk that attracted notice, but rather, a microphone and a small green box attached to a tree just off the path. A sign on the box indicated it was the property of the New York State Department of Conservation (NYSDEC) and that it should not be disturbed.
Southampton Hospital’s Gala In Your Garden
The Southampton Hospital Foundation, (SHF), host of the Stony Brook Southampton Hospital (SBSH) Annual Summer Party, is delighted to announce the 2020, 62nd gala will go ahead, in a new, reimagined format.
Goat on a Boat Presents “Judy Saves the Day!”
After being pushed around for over 200 years, the famous hand puppet heroine Judy has had enough! On Saturday, May 30, at 3 p.m. Goat on a Boat Puppet Theater presents Puppet Showplace Theater's Sarah Nolen performing her show “Judy Saves the Day!”
Who Remembers the Old Hamptons Drive-In? (Hint: It was in Bridgehampton)
The Hamptons Drive-In Theatre opened in July 1955 and was located on the site of what is now the Bridgehampton Commons shopping plaza.
A Reptilian Respite
Fans of all things that slither and crawl will want to be sure to join the South Fork History Museum (SOFO) for a special four-week Zoom presentation featuring “Erik the Reptile Guy & His Reptile Edventures!”
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Carefully sketching in her studio space, 28-year-old Jodi Bentivegna let her long brown hair fall to the side as she nudged her glasses to look up and greet Southampton Arts Center (SAC) patrons. This was way back on February 9, and the young artist was excited to debut her work at one of the largest art museum’s on the East End.