Business: Industry Night at The Clubhouse, Psycho Bunny, Labor Day Cookout at Baron’s
Soak up the last few weeks of summer at The Clubhouse with live music, mini golf, bowling and an arcade that’s open to the public, no membership necessary.
Chowder: It’s Serious Business
For Stuart’s Seafood Market, chowder is serious business. Made fresh daily, there are at least eight different choices at any given time, from mussel, conk and oyster chowders to Mediterranean fish soup, lobster bisque and, of course, Manhattan and New England clam chowders.
Maison Vivienne: The South of France in Southampton
Can an unlucky location survive the Hamptons season? If you ask Gary, Svitlana and Tessa Flom, the answer is a resounding “yes.”
Advantage Title Offers Insight into Real Estate Possibilities
As a former Southampton Town Councilman, Advantage Title senior vice president Christopher Nuzzi shares a unique insight into this complex process.
Business: Hofer Joins Elliman, Rum-Running Hits Rental Market, Icebound Has Landed
New to Douglas Elliman’s Southampton office is Adam Hofer — a lifelong East End resident and veteran sales professional who brings two decades of luxury buyer and service experience.
Hampton Designer Showhouse Serves as Creative Platform for 18th Year
The Hampton Designer Showhouse, now in its 18th year, serves as both a creative platform for designers and inspiration for enthusiasts ranging from industry pros to the general public.
Business: Chop House in Southampton, New Record for LI Tourism, Travel Elite
Next month, Brooklyn Chop House will open its doors in the Financial District, but it’s warming up in Southampton first.
SHIMA Looks to Big Picture Healthcare
When treating an ailment, sometimes you need to look at the bigger picture. It’s not just the injury that led to the backache or change in season the resulted in a cold, but how a person moves, thinks and lives.
Business: Fashion For a Cause, BNB Announces Growth
Also: The property home to Hamptons Beverage and Goldberg's Bagels in East Hampton is on the market, and Gurney’s Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa has been accepted into Virtuoso’s portfolio of luxury travel partners.
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.
Business: Real Estate Numbers, Week of Hope, Jewelry Show
The second quarter of 2018 Hamptons home sales was “a bit like a Jackson Pollock painting,” according to Town & Country Real Estate. Of the 12 monitored markets, five saw an increase in the number of home sales, five saw a decrease and two were flat.
New Owners of Ben Krupinski Builder Carry On Legacy
Looking forward after the untimely death of notable East Hampton contractor and philanthropist Ben Krupinski, it was announced earlier this month that long-time business associates Stratton Schellinger and Ray Harden will carry on the company name and mission as the new owners of Ben Krupinski Builder.
Zodiac-Themed Candles Arrive on the East End
The founder of Knead and Seed has collaborated with local candlemaker Brittany Torres of Hamptons Handpoured to create a series of customized zodiac candles that celebrate each sign — from grapefruit, ginger Leo and juniper, cedarwood Pisces to cardamom, basil Scorpio and honey, rose Taurus.
“We Love Beer!”
These Long Island breweries have capitalized on the moment, a moment wherein the locavore ethos is keenly popular. Still, branding is also an important part the culture of 2018.
A Club for Everyone: The Clubhouse Opens in Wainscott
The closure of East Hampton Bowl in 2013 weighed heavily on Scott Rubenstein, who grew up on the South Fork, raised his kids here and built East Hampton Indoor Tennis in Wainscott in 1995. So he did something about it.
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Acting on a referral from Southampton Town Police, Southampton Town Animal Control on Monday picked up a deceased caracal, a wild cat native to Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia, in Water Mill.
A Conversation With Bonnie Michelle Cannon
Bonnie Michelle Cannon, the executive director of the Bridgehampton Child Care and Recreational Center, was recently appointed by Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone to the county’s African American Advisory Board.
Editorial: Rules for the CACs
Should a Citizens Advisory Committee in Southampton Town play the role of advocate before the Town Planning Board, opposing or calling for modifications in development proposals?