Dining

As you watch what is touted as "The Most Exciting Two Minutes In Sports," here are five sips to try, including one of the official Kentucky Derby drinks.

"Almost like the cousin of pecan pie, blondies, and brownies, derby pie is chocolatey, filled with golden brown sweetness, and the tender crunch of pecans," shared Claire Thomas of The Kitchy Kitchen.

If you missed Hamptons Restaurant Week last month, don't fret because Long Island Restaurant Week is nearly here.

"This continues to be one of the highly anticipated events of the spring season, and really brings the community together for a memorable evening of great food, drink, and fun," noted PTO Co-President Kathy Grigo.

"Because of Project Sunshine, 100,000 children with medical challenges are given the chance to experience a sense of normalcy," said Mihnea Grecu, Owner La Semeuse USA.

Montauk Brewing Company made their CitiField debut in front of the largest regular-season crowd that Citi Field has ever had.

The 5th Annual Joshua Levine Memorial Foundation and Slow Food East End Cocktail Party supports the East End educational programs.

The Easter Bunny will soon be hopping into the Hamptons, leaving little ones with ornate baskets filled with sweet treats.

While salmon may not be part of a typical Easter dinner menu, after trying chef Michael Symon's Grilled Side of Salmon with Knob Creek Smoked Maple Bourbon Glaze, you're going to want to start a new tradition.

End your Easter meal on a high note with Woodbridge by Robert Mondavi Chardonnay Peach Crumble.