Community

It's a fun-for-the-entire-family event that includes fine arts and crafts fair, live music and performance, a drum circle, gourmet food trucks, and various arts, crafts, dance, and music activities.

"We're a pop-up in that we're new, up and running fast and in a prime location," explained owner Steven Dubb.

"We run this annual event to help familiarize the community with this wide breadth of cultural resources that are available to them," said Eric Cohen.

"We were one of the very first to implement a pre-k program out here, at that time," noted Maureen Wikane.

"We want to be able to continue to steward varieties and in turn pass them on so others can grow them," Cheryl Frey Richards explained.

"Saturday is going to be a blast," shared Kate McEntee.

"For the first time we are also featuring special fiber arts related workshops," noted Lisa A. Pepe.

"Tick and mosquito borne diseases can be prevented," Kelly noted.

"This is a day that like a bottle of perfume, is East Hampton in a bottle - where one can smell, see, taste, feel, and touch the year round best of all that is East Hampton - one week before the summer season officially begins," said Steven Ringel.

"If only .01 of 1 percent of all money spent on gifts were reallocated to a charitable gift card, you're talking about $1 billion," noted Myron Levine.