Swan Creek Riders and Owners Prep for the Classic’s Big Stage
It was 12 days out from the start of the biggest horse show of the year, the Hampton Classic, but no one was panicking, or barking out orders with extra intensity, or stressing about preparations.
Regatta Ends With Winning Crew Headed to Antigua
Philip Walters sailed his boat August Sky to a victory in the Antigua and Barbuda Hamptons Challenge on Saturday, August 11, besting 23 other boats.
Tide Is High—And So Are The Stakes for Artist Raising Awareness About Ocean Debris
Another person’s trash is artist Cynthia Pease Roe’s treasure.
Riding the Waves Powered by Electric
A group of three paddleboarders watched in astonishment as William Graham and Kieran McGuire were raised about 2 feet above the water on their Lift eFoils in Northwest Harbor.
Impromptu Air Show Makes Whirlwind Visit to East Hampton Airport
Five surviving World War II military aircraft flew into East Hampton Airport at about 11 a.m. on Independence Day and went on display for about 90 minutes for an impromptu static air show organized privately by their owners.
PHOTOS: A Lovely Night on the Water for Spotlight on Boating Party
The Sag Harbor Express and its sponsors hosted the Third Annual Summer Kick-off and Spotlight on Boating Party and Trade Show at the Breakwater Yacht Club on Friday, June 21.
River Otters Are Making Long Island Home, Once Again
Before wildlife biologist Mike Bottini started his 2008 survey to measure the distribution of river otters on Long Island, there was little information on the furry mammal and whether it inhabited the island at all.
The Best in the Business: Spotlight on Boating Show Returns to Breakwater
Join The Sag Harbor Express as we celebrate the East End boating community at our Third Annual Spotlight on Boating Boat Party and Trade Show on Friday, June 21.
Father Time Can’t Stand Against Desires of a Sailor
"Make your dreams take over your life before your life takes over your dreams,” John Niewenhous said from his home in Sag Harbor, and grunted. “Good advice.”
Getting to the Heart of Community Sailing at the Breakwater Yacht Club
From his waterfront office at the Breakwater Yacht Club, sailing director Sean Elliott sees the Sag Harbor sailing community pass by in all its glorious motion.
Boat Dealers Get Ready for Season Ahead
Cruising through Long Island Sound, Peconic Bay, the Atlantic Ocean and all of the East End’s interconnected bays and harbors is the ultimate form of summer entertainment.
Luna, a Coast-Guard Inspected Sailing Vessel, Joins Sag Harbor Fleet
When Captain Toby Stull saw her online four years ago, she made an immediate first impression — lingering in the back of his mind ever since.
Lauter Will Lead Sound Bath Meditation in Bridgehampton
Lauter hosts sound baths at Yoga Shanti in Sag Harbor, One Ocean Yoga in Bridgehampton, and the Southampton Arts Center.
Aruba Bound with Yoga Shanti
Summer hasn’t even started, but Colleen Saidman Yee and Rodney Yee are already thinking about — and planning — their next retreat.
Katy’s Courage Skate-a-Thon Hits the Ice
Pull out your ice skates, dust them off and head over to Buckskill Winter Club for the eighth annual Katy’s Courage Skate-a-Thon on Sunday, February 10
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Sag Harbor Cinema Screens Keaton Classic
The next installment of Sag Harbor Cinema’s “Here Comes the Cinema!” is “The Cameraman,” a 1928 film directed by Edward Sedgwick and Buster Keaton, which will be screened on Sunday, February 2, at 2 p.m. at Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor. Writer and director Mary Harron will lead a post-screening discussion.
The North Fork Table & Inn Finds A Buyer In Michelin-Starred Chef John Fraser
The North Fork Table & Inn may look closed from the outside — and, to business, it technically is — but inside, the beloved Southold institution is brimming with new life following its recent sale to Michelin-starred chef John Fraser.
Meet Chef George Hirsch, If He Can Do It, You Can Do It
Maybe you’ve seen Chef George Hirsch while you’re out and about on the East End. You might have caught him at a farm stand chatting up a grower, or discussing wine production at a local vineyard, or even cooking up a recipe on a grill somewhere near the water. It’s all done for the filming of George Hirsch Lifestyle, his long-running PBS television series which is about combining good food with good living.