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November 13, 2024

MARRAM MONTAUK, Off-Season is On-Point

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If you live in the Hamptons, you don’t have to leave home to go on vacation. No, I’m not talking about just going to the beach – that’s proudly part of day-to-day life here. I mean real deal vacation, forget-about-your-work vacation, post-the-room-to-your-story vacation, play-tourist-at-home vacation. No plane needed (although they do offer exclusive helicopter arrival packages) – my weekend escape at Marram Montauk this October was rejuvenating and restorative, everything I needed.

 

Marram Montauk is entirely constructed and curated to spotlight and frame its real star: the Atlantic Ocean. All rooms are splashed by the soft sounds of waves, wind, and culling sea birds, but do yourself a favor and get the Waterfront Suite—surprisingly affordable in the off-season.

 

Entering the room was a wash of light; sunbeams glistened and danced to the rhythm of each wave. After 10 minutes, champagne in hand, my date said what we were both thinking: “Marram Montauk in October is our new thing.”

 

(Please don’t make me say “staycation” in this article.)

 

Even if you’re living South of the Highway with water views from home, Marram delivers a uniquely Montauk take on resort living. Simultaneously private and connected, the space encourages interactions between guests organically, sharing a view and morning coffee. 

 

Within Montauk itself, Marram is an enclave that is both a part of and apart from the Village. Over the weekend I found myself feeling a thousand miles away when I wanted space, but close to enough to walk back after martinis at Alimentari and nightcaps at Shagwongs.

 

In the off-season, Marram has such a relaxed and chill vibe. Like Montauk, the drinks are the only thing stiff. There is a deep luxury in relaxation, appreciating the beauty of the ocean with accompanying wellness programming and an unbelievable restaurant right under your nose.

An Auspicious Arrival

 

I won’t claim that I knew the Aurora Borealis was going to appear in the sky as my date and I drove to our Romance Weekend Package at Marram Montauk. I expect she will read this, so I will give credit where it is due: no, it was not the reflection of brake light on my windshield. It was the Northern Lights. Yes, the Aurora Borealis in East Hampton.

 

Checking in was easy and exciting to hear about all the wellness programming that was happening throughout our stay. Even during the fall the resort is still resorting. From the moment you arrive Marram Montauk establishes a clean, unfussy, coastal aesthetic. 

 

An Atlantic Ocean Terrace

 

Can’t imagine there are better views of Montauk than from our room. On the corner, so we had a water view without ever turning my head.

 

Understated coastal and chic, this is the most beautiful view of the Atlantic Ocean I have ever enjoyed from bed. Beyond the bed, the floor-to-ceiling sliding glass door egress leads to a generous ocean-side patio with 180-degree panoramic water view. The room had a comfortable King-sized bed, glass-lined shower, and oversized daybed lounge where I took a healthy nap. Moreover, our corner room boasted an additional window of white sandy beach leading into the horizon.

The biggest takeaway was that more than the view, the sounds of the ocean were the most restorative. At Marram Montauk: October is still windows-open weather with the sounds of waves washing ashore, less than 100 feet from the bed.

 

In the Heart of Montauk

 

The best thing about staying on the ocean itself is that it’s always there when you get back, so you can finally explore more of Montauk than the beaches.

 

We rode bikes into town, exploring more of Montauk than we ever get to during the Summer. If you know the Hamptons, then you know that the Fall is its own vibe. Lively and local, especially in Montauk, this time of year is gathering, often over chowder (like the Chowder festival taking place in Montauk that weekend).

 

Honestly, I just flat-out had fun in Montauk. Putting around on the bikes provided by Marram, watching seabirds flock behind the fishing boats, discussing the best dogs seen around town.

 

Mostrador Marram – Something for Everyone, Elevated

 

After five seasons in the Hamptons, Mostrador Marram has earned a cult following. The restaurant hosts a unique concept, open kitchen, and streamlined menu, not as a gimmick but as an intimate and informal experience. Somehow the food was both elevated and comforting – and, healthy. My fish was perfect

 

I’m easily impressed, so take my date’s word for it. She is a chef and was blown away.

 

ALL-DAY WELLNESS PROGRAMMING

 

The planned wellness curriculum offered a rejuvenating rhythm to the day – moments of pause to reflect and enhance awareness of the beauty all around. Happily, I discovered that Marram partners with Diane of Tarot Tauk for much of their wellness curriculum, including yoga and healing bowls. She is a genuine delight, sharing an easy smile along with contemplative insights, whether offering private tarot readings or guided meditations. 

 

Not just for adults, the 5pm S’mores were a treat for everyone and sweet way to unwind before the hotel’s evening quiet hours began.

A Serene Escape at the Edge of the Atlantic

 

Marram Montauk is an invitation to rediscover simplicity in the most luxurious way. Here, every detail, from the oceanfront views to the thoughtfully designed spaces, feels like an extension of Montauk’s natural beauty. It’s where sophisticated travelers unwind without pretense, soaking in the understated elegance that only the off-season can provide.

 

Whether indulging at Mostrador, embracing wellness rituals, or just losing track of time to the rhythm of the waves, Marram Montauk transforms a weekend into something memorable, restorative, and meaningful. The perfect blend of coastal chic and unpolished charm, this resort is not just a destination—it’s an experience. And in Montauk, there’s no better time to embrace it than when the crowds fade and the ocean sings just for you.

 

Clearly chic and elegantly curated with resort essentials, every moment at Marram Montauk is a restoration of the mind and body. The End result is a luxury resort that is uniquely Montauk.

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I first noticed 55 Wickatuck Drive in Sag Harbor because the gorgeously redesigned home had a real point of view—calm, edited, and quietly specific. That is, it felt like a home, not a project. The styling is intentional without feeling staged: elevated finishes, relaxed coastal ease, a level of cohesion that shows someone cared about the home’s full experience, not just the high-impact moments.




Even after the home sold, something about the property stayed with me. Luckily for me, the real estate agent who sold the property, Sarah Doud, picks up her phone when I call (to be fair, she would probably answer your call, too). She told me the renovation and interiors were designed by STUDIOBKM and Brian K. Mims, a studio approach centered on luxury that simplifies living rather than complicating it. The spaces feel restorative, considered, and durable enough to handle real life in the Hamptons: sandy feet, wet dogs, last-minute guests, all of it.

Luxury of Restraint: Inside the Quiet Confidence of STUDIOBKM’s Aesthetic

I first noticed 55 Wickatuck Drive in Sag Harbor because the gorgeously redesigned home had a real point of view—calm, edited, and quietly specific. That is, it felt like a home, not a project. The styling is intentional without feeling staged: elevated finishes, relaxed coastal ease, a level of cohesion that shows someone cared about the home’s full experience, not just the high-impact moments.

Even after the home sold, something about the property stayed with me. Luckily for me, the real estate agent who sold the property, Sarah Doud, picks up her phone when I call (to be fair, she would probably answer your call, too). She told me the renovation and interiors were designed by STUDIOBKM and Brian K. Mims, a studio approach centered on luxury that simplifies living rather than complicating it. The spaces feel restorative, considered, and durable enough to handle real life in the Hamptons: sandy feet, wet dogs, last-minute guests, all of it.

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Film and Television Line Producer and Springs resident Jonathan Shoemaker brings his talents to the East End with his theater company, The Accabonac Theater Project. Its inaugural production, This Land Is Your Land, will run January 30 through January 31 at 7pm with a 5pm show on February 1 at Hoie Hall at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in East Hampton. The production features a trio of short plays titled “General Store,” “Baker Sale,” and “Mystery Art.”

INTERVIEW: Jonathan Shoemaker on the Accabonac Theater Project, This Land Is Your Land, and Life in Springs

Film and Television Line Producer and Springs resident Jonathan Shoemaker brings his talents to the East End with his theater company, The Accabonac Theater Project. Its inaugural production, This Land Is Your Land, will run January 30 through January 31 at 7pm with a 5pm show on February 1 at Hoie Hall at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in East Hampton. The production features a trio of short plays titled “General Store,” “Baker Sale,” and “Mystery Art.”

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When Jesse Bongiovi launched Hampton Water Wine Co. with his dad, Jon Bon Jovi, in 2018, he helped redefine what modern rosé could look and feel like—sun-soaked, effortless, and rooted in moments shared with the people you love.

Now, with the growth of Lily Pond Group, he’s expanding that vision far beyond the bottle. Influenced by years spent in the Hamptons’ uniquely relaxed and refined culture, Jesse’s approach to brand-building is all about capturing a feeling: the blend of ease, taste, and connection that defines a perfect summer day out East.

From Rosé to a Lifestyle Collective: Jesse Bongiovi on Building Lily Pond Group

When Jesse Bongiovi launched Hampton Water Wine Co. with his dad, Jon Bon Jovi, in 2018, he helped redefine what modern rosé could look and feel like—sun-soaked, effortless, and rooted in moments shared with the people you love.

Now, with the growth of Lily Pond Group, he’s expanding that vision far beyond the bottle. Influenced by years spent in the Hamptons’ uniquely relaxed and refined culture, Jesse’s approach to brand-building is all about capturing a feeling: the blend of ease, taste, and connection that defines a perfect summer day out East.

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  • While there are many floral events taking place in the Hamptons, there is only one held at the renowned Wölffer Estate that sells out immediately: Share the Harvest Farm’s Floral Arranging Class.

Share The Harvest Farm is a local non-profit that believes everyone deserves access to wholesome, locally grown food. Their farm, located at 55 Long Lane in East Hampton, provides fresh vegetables to local food pantries, women’s shelters, low-income senior housing facilities, childcare centers, and more.

Guests were greeted with a glass of wine and treated to a decadent charcuterie spread, stunning flower bars, and a beautiful view of the vineyard.

The morning kicked off with remarks by Share the Harvest’s Executive Director, Meredith Arm, “I’m so grateful to Wölffer Estate for hosting us in this beautiful space, and to May Zegarelli of Ocean Fog Farm for sharing her talent and creativity with our guests. This event is especially meaningful to us, as it was the first event May and I ever did together, and four years later, it continues to bring people together in such a joyful way. We’re grateful to everyone for being here today, as proceeds from ticket sales support Share the Harvest Farm and our mission to fight food insecurity on the East End.”

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  • Citarella’s new market in Westhampton Beach is now open! Located at 141 Montauk Highway, this market marks the fourth Hamptons location alongside East Hampton, Bridgehampton, and Southampton. ⁠
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“For years, customers in Westhampton Beach have asked for a Citarella closer to home,” said owner Joe Gurrera. “We’re glad to be part of the community—and to share our passion for great food and real quality.”⁠
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The beloved market offers Citarella’s signature offerings, including fresh seafood, hand-cut prime beef, fresh bread, chef-prepared foods, freshly baked desserts, and farm-fresh local and organic produce. ⁠
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  • Guild Hall held their 40th annual Academy of the Arts Achievement Awards Dinner on April 27 at the iconic Rainbow Room in New York City. The event recognizes the lifetime achievements of artists, creative professionals, and individuals who passionately support the arts.⁠
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Carl Bernstein and Katie Couric were each honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award in Media & Communications. Carl’s award was presented by Jann Wenner, while Katie’s was presented by Christie Brinkley. Arts patron, Leila Straus, was recognized with the Special Award for Leadership and Philanthropy.⁠
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Susan Stroman, Academy President, invited the newest Academy inductees in attendance to the stage and presented them with medals. Including: actor Victor Garber, artist Sarah Sze, and author Colson Whitehead. ⁠
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  • Check out the Top Hamptons Events This Weekend!

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📍 Sag Harbor Village, Main Street, Sag Harbor
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This special Mother’s Day weekend edition features mini facial massages at Dragon Hemp Apothecary, crafts at Kidd Squid, and plenty more to explore.

✨ Southampton History Museum’s Heritage Fair
📍 Southampton History Museum, 17 Meeting House Lane, Southampton
🕚 11AM–4PM
Celebrate America’s Semi-quincentennial with sheep shearing, animal displays, live performances, historic games, and family-friendly crafts.

✨ Bideawee’s “Paws & Petals” Spring Pet Adoption Event
📍 118 Old Country Road, Westhampton
🕚 11AM–3PM
Meet adoptable cats, dogs, kittens, and puppies—and maybe bring home a new furry family member. Plus, coffee, treats, and floral keepsakes.

✨ Fourth Annual Spring Jubilee
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📍 Sag Harbor
Enjoy interactive exhibitions, arts & crafts, shopping at Off Main Market, and lunch from K-Pasa and Sen.

✨ The Mannix Project: 16 Women Group Exhibition
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🕦 Sunday: 11:30AM–4PM
A dynamic exhibition featuring the work of 16 women artists.

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  • For the renter seeking the soul of a private home with the ease and sophistication of a luxury boutique stay, 5 Hook Pond Lane in East Hampton Village offers a compelling Summer 2026 rental opportunity. ⁠
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  • Wags & Walks Hamptons returns for its 4th year with an ambitious goal to rescue 100 dogs through its Pup-Up adoption program. The summer programming will bring adoptable rescue dogs into the community through local events, foster opportunities, and partnerships across the Hamptons.⁠
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