Community

"Having a toxin-free lawn and garden is one thing every homeowner can do today—for free!—to have an immediate impact on the health of our bodies and our local bodies of water," explained Jess Tonn.

"The Hospital is most fortunate to have a community that understood the significance of the Garden and came together for a project of this scope," said Robert S. Chaloner, President & CEO, Southampton Hospital.

"The time has come for our community to have a frank conversation about resetting our relationship to the coastline," noted Jeremy Samuelson.

"I enjoy all that Southampton offers in all seasons and try to share this with our guests," said Gotthelf.

"Our 6th Annual San Gennaro Feast of the Hamptons is bigger and better than ever," shared Rick Martel.

"Each year we are humbled by the generosity of Navy Beach and the Montauk and larger Hamptons' community," said Marc Wolf.

"Maintaining a private flyer polluter club at public expense is pretty hard to defend," said Barry Raebeck, PhD.

"Southampton Village's 'good ole days' have returned," noted Tom Edmonds.

"It is a great opportunity to showcase our arts organizations, merchants and restaurants and let people experience the beauty of Southampton Village at one of the best times of the year," said Southampton Village Mayor Mark Epley.

Saturday's jam-packed schedule of entertaining happenings is not to be missed.