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​"This event continues to foster amazing relationships between the community and local businesses, making the Hamptons just a little bit healthier one week at a time," said Kiley DeMarco.

"We believe that Main Street is an important part of the texture of our communities," shared Sylvester & Co.

Opening over Memorial Day weekend, the store's vibe was inspired by the classic Westhampton Dune Road beach homes with a boho flair.

"The Shelter Island Run personifies good citizenship, kindness towards others in need and true unity so come and participate on Saturday, June 20th and 'Be an Everyday Hero,'" said Mary Ellen Adipietro.

"We want to preserve the way of life and the values of the community," shared Kristina Lindhe.

"We're excited to kick off the season and add more class times to the schedules at our two East Hampton studios in Wainscott and Amagansett, providing our beloved New York guests, and Hamptons residents alike, access to our effective signature workouts this summer," said Joey Gonzalez.

"I've been teaching indoor cycling out East for 15 years, and nothing has made me happier than bringing the Flywheel experience to East Hampton and Sag Harbor," said Ruth Zukerman.

"We will have a number of different vendors offering things such as hot dogs, lemonade, antiques, jewelry, embroidered items, ice cream, spring plants, clothing, and baked goods," shared Jeffrey Mansfield.

"Our vision was more than just a retail shop," explained Poolside Collective Co-Founder Ashleigh Hults.

"If you are familiar with the Hamptons then you know that there aren't many options to get from Montauk to Water Mill," noted fitness guru Tracy Anderson.