Arts

Some of the most boldly innovative and playfully radical designs ever produced for American houses were conceived and built on the East End during the 1930s through the 1970s.

"This is one of the few events that all of the celebrities are here for the sole purpose of speaking with and interacting with the guests," Fabiszak told Hamptons.com.

"I'm excited to bring the creative inspiration and culture of this year's selection of women's surf films to Montauk, in an effort to expand the reach of our featured filmmakers and fearless female surfers beyond NYC," said Lava Girl Surf's co-founder Davina Grincevicius.

"I wanted to make sure that the rest of the East End's artistic community had an opportunity to show their work," said Kimberly Goff.

"The choreography is action-packed with a strong flow, a current that is sometimes tidal, washing the dancers back and forth across St. Mark's Church, turning the terrarium into an aquarium," said Brian Seiburt.

"This record embodies the hardships and triumphs that have contributed to my recent growth spurt of emotional development," said Jenner.

"It was an unforgettable experience playing my first solo show at the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville," says Tommy Emmanuel.

"It is a privilege to get to work with such an important icon in our society, for women, for leaders - in society, politics, fashion, and American culture," reflected Jill Malusky, Executive Director of the East Hampton Historical Society.

"I've always been interested in people who push themselves to their limits and are the best at what they do and Laird certainly fit that description," Kennedy told Hamptons.com.

"I'm excited to work with Auto Body to connect the East End to other areas of Long Island, in this case Bellport, and all that lies in between," said Corinne Erni.