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Film and Television Line Producer and Springs resident Jonathan Shoemaker brings his talents to the East End with his theater company, The Accabonac Theater Project. Its inaugural production, This Land Is Your Land, will run January 30 through January 31 at 7pm with a 5pm show on February 1 at Hoie Hall at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in...

When Jesse Bongiovi launched Hampton Water Wine Co. with his dad, Jon Bon Jovi, in 2018, he helped redefine what modern rosé could look and feel like—sun-soaked, effortless, and rooted in moments shared with the people you love. Now, with the growth of Lily Pond Group, he’s expanding that vision far beyond the bottle. Influenced by years spent...

Amber Waves Farm has become one of the East End’s most beloved gathering places—a thriving mix of working farmland, educational resources, community space, and local food destination rooted in purpose. The farm and market are located at 367 Main Street, Amagansett and open daily.

“Springs Dog Park is my happy place.” What a great way to start an interview. It's my happy place, too, and I’m happy to have that in common with New York Times Bestselling Author and East Hampton local Susan Verde. 

The Southampton Playhouse, located at 43 Hill Street in Southampton, has quickly reestablished itself as one of the East End’s most vibrant cultural spaces. After an extensive renovation and a reimagining of its mission, the beloved historic theater is once again bringing people together through film, conversation, and community.

When young filmmaker Doug Gallo decided to document his mother’s swimming group in Hampton Bays, he didn’t yet imagine he would uncover a story that would resonate far beyond the East End.  West Landing, Doug’s debut short documentary, dives into the lives of a group of senior swimmers who find strength and connection in their daily swims to a landmark...

Earlier this month, Guild Hall invited the community to slow down and look closer during Art & Social: Painting Tiny with Michael A. Butler. This hands-on workshop led by East End artist Michael A. Butler explored the art of working on a miniature scale—inviting participants to create their own small-format paintings using magnifying tools and a steady hand.

Following the success of his recent solo exhibition Like No One at Ashawagh Hall in East Hampton, artist Michael McDowell returns as one of several artists featured in the exhibition Sea Through River, now on view at LTV Studios, 75 Industrial Road, Wainscott. The exhibition is on display through November 30, and features eleven of Michael’s paintings, alongside the...

Guild Hall celebrates the creative legacy of Robert Rauschenberg with a special book talk and discussion marking the release of I Don’t Think About Being Great—a new collection of Rauschenberg’s writings published for the first time. While Rauschenberg is best known for his boundary-defying work as a painter where he utilized an array of styles, materials, and techniques, this...

Rosebud Baker is a writer, actress, and comedian whose sharp wit and dark humor have earned her a devoted fan base. Her hilarious show this past summer at the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center had the entire theater in stitches. Since beginning her stand-up career in 2014, Baker has performed nationwide, drawing inspiration from her own life to...