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Sixty-Something: A Whale of a Story

Sixty-Something: A Whale of a Story

In the last few weeks whales have made many appearances up and down the beaches of the east end of Long Island. For many seeing a whale for the first time, it is a powerful experience. Viewing them never gets old. The excitement while watching the airstream of water emerging from their spouts, their dark silhouette against the...

The East Hampton Historical Society’s “Lecture Luncheon Benefit” Presents World-Renowned Landscape Architect Thomas L. Woltz

The East Hampton Historical Society’s “Lecture Luncheon Benefit” Presents World-Renowned Landscape Architect Thomas L. Woltz

For the past six years, the East Hampton Historical Society’s “Lecture Luncheon Benefit” has brought together the best designers and architects from around the country to explore, illuminate, and celebrate our community’s beauty and rich history. At this summer’s Luncheon, the Historical Society is pleased to present world-renowned landscape architect Thomas L. Woltz, who will discuss Dynamic Preservation...

Guild Hall Summer Gala to Honor Philanthropist Kathy Rayner

Guild Hall Summer Gala to Honor Philanthropist Kathy Rayner

Guild Hall announced today they will honor philanthropist Kathy Rayner at their upcoming Summer Gala on Friday, August 19 at Mulford Farm in East Hampton. Mrs. Rayner will be recognized for her establishment of the Guild Hall William P. Rayner Artist-inResidence program, in honor of her late husband, artist Billy Rayner, which offers artist collectives the time and...

As Local as It Gets, Sundaes on Main Now Open

As Local as It Gets, Sundaes on Main Now Open

You may have noticed a new frozen yogurt shop opened on Main Street in Bridgehampton. At first glance, you think surely it must be an NYC business making a run for Hamptons customers. How wrong you would be—"Sundaes on Main” is as local as it gets.  Everything about this shop is authentic, adorable, local, and smart. It is...

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