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The San Gennaro Feast of the Hamptons is returning to the East End for two days of incredible Italian delicacies, live entertainment, fireworks, artisans, and midway rides.

Southampton Hospital's Tick-Borne Disease Resource Center hosted its second public seminar at the Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor.

The Agawam Ferry Company and Southampton Village Mayor Mark Epley are hosting a 200th birthday bash for Pyrrhus Concer, a Southampton born slave who overcame slavery to live a life of great achievement.

Through this workshop, the Old Southampton Burying Ground will work to preserve the remains and monuments of the town's earliest residents and historic settlers.

The Joseph J. Theinert Memorial Fund is welcoming veterans from the national nonprofit, Veteran Artist Program, for "This Is What We Fought For," a monologue style show.

"We are pleased to be working with The Nature Conservancy and expanding on the themes of conservation and care for the environment present in Maya Lin's Platform project," expressed Andrea Grover, Parrish Art Museum Curator of Special Projects.

"Today's children are tomorrow's future," noted Commander Michael "LA" Lopez-Alegria, who is speaking during East End Music and Arts Festival's Kids Day. "I look forward to meeting future space engineers, artists and astronauts at The East End Festival next month."

Referred to as "the highlight of the Fall Season in Southampton Village," this year's festival is expected to be fun for the entire family, with activities in Agawam Park and a fair at the Southampton Historical Museum.

The Flying Point Foundation for Autism is holding their annual Flying Point 5K for Autism Awareness at Flying Point Beach in Water Mill.

"We're very grateful to Dave Herman, Sportime Quogue, Douglas Elliman Real Estate, Quality Metal Stamping, LLC, and all of the players who participated," noted Pamela Green, Executive Director of Kent Animal Shelter.