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"The environment is part of the reason why the East End is so incredibly special and this event allows kids to share in that appreciation while having fun," said Liz Bard.

"BayFest is a perfect opportunity for people to shop and see what the hamlet has to offer during the day and then enjoy an evening of great food and music," said Dot Capuano.

"It's a day to celebrate your pet, no matter where they came from," said Jamie Berger.

"This merger represents an exciting opportunity to expand IGHL services beyond Suffolk County, helping hundreds more children and adults with intellectual disabilities," shared Walter Stockton.

"We were dealt a tough hand; we're going to play the hand to win," said Gasby.

"Quogue Wildlife Refuge's philosophy is to inspire people to care for the environment by providing experiences that lead them to understand their connection to the natural world," said Marisa Nelson.

"These concerts showcase lots of our local talent and they are donating their time for this cause," explained Laraine Creegan.

Long-time promoter and partner at the Stephen Talkhouse, Nick Kraus is certainly a man about town; and not just the town of Amagansett, or East Hampton, Montauk and elsewhere on the East End, Kraus' commitment to his community and to worthy causes has taken him as far away as England and Israel.

"Riding has not only been one of the most effective physical therapies, but has been empowering," explained Lena.

"We would love to make one huge difference this year to celebrate and show OUR planet, particularly our home, that we care," noted Dell Cullum.