Community

"Cultural Heritage Day was conceived as a way to acquaint both resident and visitors to Sag Harbor with the wide array of cultural and artistic resources available in the community," said Eric Cohen.

"I enjoy every aspect of working on some of the most amazing homes in the country, and I am truly fortunate to meet incredibly interesting people as I help them make the most of their beautiful homes and landscapes," said Hall.

"We are very excited about this year's additional classes on Opening Day and are thrilled that NYRA is offering a Thoroughbred Incentive Bonus," said Shanette Barth Cohen.

"After the 5K we invite racers, spectators, and the general public to check out our Marine Center Open House," noted Kimberly Barbour.

"Grown with love and tiny fingers, all our plants are organic and planted by the students at the Springs School," explained Hailey P. London.

"With increasing parking restrictions in Montauk this year, we are hoping that local residents and businesses alike will support the Montauk Loop to make it easier and more convenient for residents and visitors to get around Montauk, which will also hopefully reduce traffic congestion and increase safety for everyone," said Derek Kleinow.

"I was in Afghanistan in 2012 to 2013 and we missed Christmas," said Rob Siebelts. "It was just wonderful getting those gift boxes with the North Fork Chips and Tate's Cookies."

"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.