A Taste of Downton Abbey in Riverhead
Just in time for the holiday season, Tanger Outlets Riverhead is currently hosting “Dressing the Abbey,” a costume exhibition. Experience fashion and history from the early 20th century through original costumes worn by stars of the popular television series “Downton Abbey,” one of the most widely watched television dramas in the world.
D J Hart to Close after 43-Year Run on Main Street in Sag Harbor
This year, Dew Clarke Moorhead will finally discover what she’s been missing. A Main Street fixture for 43 years, her bright and colorful shop is now in the midst of a closeout sale with everything at least 50 percent off and a $20 rack for special bargains.
Candlelight Tours to Brighten the New Year
elebrate the end of the holidays with a self-guided tour of the Gilded Age Rogers Mansion by candlelight. On Saturday, January 4, from 4 to 6 p.m., Southampton History Museum presents “First Saturday” and guests will see the 20-room Rogers Mansion as it was in the 1920s filled with holiday decorations.
Matriark: Equality Through Commerce and Community
Inspired by female leaders around the globe and rooted in local community, Matriark was designed to advance women’s equality through commerce and community.
Ryland is Equipping Men Everywhere
If you ask Ryland Hilbert about trends for this season, he’ll tell you the term is an archaic view of fashion.
‘Golden Age of Hollywood’ On View at Tanger Outlets
The Golden Age of Hollywood was iconic for a reason. And one of them is the clothes.
Pierson Fashion Workshop Opens at Keyes Gallery
An exhibition of the work created during this year’s Pierson Fashion workshop will open at Julie Keyes Gallery in Sag Harbor on Saturday, March 30.
Outfitting for the Season at Flying Point
Those with a penchant for the outdoors are particularly critical of winter wear, especially when the East End’s icy shorelines are part of the landscape.
Synder Steps Down at East End Arts, Hirst Steps Up
East End Arts’ Executive Director, Patricia Snyder has stepped down after 23 years working for the nonprofit arts organization. Shawn Hirst began as East End Arts new executive director on August 31.
Amidst a Changing Tide, Donna Karan Settles in Sag Harbor
On any given day, Donna Karan takes a trip around the world — draped in fabrics from Italy and surrounded by furniture from Bali, Thailand and South Africa.
The Man, The Myth, The Advertising Legend
Beginning Saturday, August 4, the East Hampton gallery will present “Shapes and Symbols,” the first comprehensive exhibition of Stern’s fashion and commercial work from 1953 to 1970 — many of which have never been publicly displayed outside the magazines of their time.
Isaac Mizrahi: A Renaissance Man
But, unbeknownst to them, the fashion designer also doubles as an actor, writer, host and producer for more than three decades, and will perform on Monday, August 6, at 8 p.m. at the Sag Harbor theater, located at 1 Bay Street, as part of the Music Mondays summer concert series.
Second Quarter Numbers; Saks Fifth Avenue; Douglas Elliman
The total number of South Fork sales dipped just over 12 percent, as compared to last year’s second quarter numbers — 478 from 545, according to Brown Harris Stevens — and the total dollar volume decreased about 6 percent, to $859.5 million.
Eileen Fisher Stylists To Give Fashion Pointers
Join Eileen Fisher on Thursday, July 19, for a fashion presentation by New York City showroom stylists, who will share tips for styling their current collection, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the East Hampton store, located at 26 Newtown Lane.
I AM Pairs ‘Water Musings’ with the East End
Following their trajectory of non-traditional performance settings, the group will come to The White Room Gallery for the first of a series of live art happenings: “Water Musings,” an ode to the artists’ profound fascination with the fluidity and power of water, on Saturday, July 21, at the Bridgehampton gallery.
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Montauk Film Festival Back for Second Year: Q&A with Founder
After its debut in 2019, the Montauk Film Festival (MFF) is back with a full slate of films, Q&As and other events. For one week, July 25 to August 1, across six venues and five categories, several films comes to Montauk in a big way. Recently, Jason Ferrante, MFF’s founder and executive director sat down to talk about the festival, the mission behind it and Montauk itself.