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Southampton is excited to celebrate the return of Southamptonfest, now in its 13th year, the weekend of October 3–5, 2025. This much-anticipated fall tradition attracts residents and visitors for a family-friendly weekend showcasing the art, culture, food and spirit that make Southampton Village unique. 

Fall officially back! But early birds get the worm—or, in this case, pick out the best pumpkins. Sweater weather is approaching, and the scent of pumpkin spice lattes is lingering in the air. Hamptons.com has curated a list of the best places for fun fall activities! Whether you enjoy getting lost in the corn maze, want to pick...

Vanessa Gordon of East End Taste hosted A Midsummer Night’s Wellness Reset, presented by Organic Edge at Karma Collective in Southampton Village. The intimate, early-evening gathering blended restorative treatments, elevated non-alcoholic mixology, and curated gifting for a serene summer reset in the Hamptons.

Last month, Southampton Arts Center hosted a book launch and signing of Persian Feasts: Recipes and Stories from a Family Table.

Last Month, Dria co-hosted an exclusive cocktail in partnership with luxury skincare brand 111SKIN at The Surf Lodge in Montauk.

Last month, Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch hosted the third annual Summer Soirée for Citymeals on Wheels at their Bridgehampton home. The event brought together Citymeals’ supporters and board members, raising enough funds to deliver 22,000 nutritious meals to homebound older New Yorkers.

This fall, the Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center (EWECC) will welcome its youngest students yet. For the first time in its history, the Center will offer a dedicated infant program for children starting at 12 months old — a milestone years in the making and one that fulfills a vision long held by the Center’s namesake, Eleanor Whitmore.

Last month, Brooke Shields celebrated her brand Commence's summer set with a special pop-up tour in the Hamptons. Kicking off in Southampton, hitting The Hub in Bridgehampton, Clare V in East Hampton, and finishing the day at Jones Road in Amagansett. 

Many folks want to contribute to keeping the East End waters as pristine as possible forever, mainly because they appreciate all that the East End of Long Island waters offer. Most Long Islanders love where they live for multiple reasons and are proud to be from the island. There is an opportunity to walk the walk that goes...

BuddhaBerry has become a familiar name on the East End for frozen yogurt, coffee, and other tasty treats. First opening in Sag Harbor (125 Main Street) in 2014, the self-serve yogurt shop now also has a location in Southampton (30 Hampton Road), which opened in June 2024.