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The Hamptons possesses some of the oldest British settlement towns in the United States. Then there are the locations of the Native American settlements that go way back in time, perhaps thousands of years. Juxtaposing that history to the 21st century's mega-million-dollar homes and complexes, this combination makes up for a fascinating mix of past, present and future....

Julie & Tony is a new exhibition that has opened at Sag Harbor Cinema. It’s located on the third floor, weekdays from 5 pm, and weekends from 12 pm. This exhibition opened at the end of August and is part of a yearlong retrospective called “Worlds of Julie Andrews.” There will be a screening of Mary Poppins as...

The MightyMan Triathlon will return to Montauk at Fort Pond this Sunday morning, October 2nd. The race will feature several categories, including three different distances: a sprint triathlon, which is a 750 meter swim, 17 mile bike, and 5k run, an Olympic distance race with a 1500 meter swim, 40k bike, and a 10k run, and a Half...

Photographer Ngoc Minh Ngo “What gardens give us intellectually, culturally, artistically, and spiritually” was the theme of photographer Ngoc Minh Ngo’s talk at the annual Landscape Luncheon at LongHouse Reserve, a theme echoed in every speaker. “Why are we here?” asked LongHouse Director Carrie Rebora Barratt, “Because we believe in this place, in Jack Lenor Larsen’s mission, and...

I get it. Summer is over and we are all a little sad about it. But now it’s fall in the Hamptons and this is arguably just as good. Aside from the wonderful weather and fewer crowds, Fall in the Hamptons is very special. Here are the top ten reasons why it’s awesome. 

It was a terrifying announcement. My new lunch spot, Lil’ Birdie in Sag Harbor, announced it was closing its doors October 2nd. I have just discovered this place a few days ago, and I’m completely hooked. Owners Alexis and Kye have outgrown the location and are moving to a new location yet to be determined, but we will...

The 11th annual Sag Harbor American Music Festival started with a boom. Kicking off the festival local group Escola de Samba Boom led an ever-growing parade from Ryland to Marine Park on Bay Street in downtown Sag Harbor. Despite poor weather throughout the day on Thursday, the late summer sunset drenched the pastel blue sky turning leftover clouds...

The Hamptons used to be a collection of small towns, each with its own identity. There were local shops, and places to eat. Some of these eateries remain, a reminder of a simpler, less complicated time. Westhampton has Eckhard's, Bridgehampton has Candy Kitchen, and in Southampton there's Sip 'n Soda. Sip 'n Soda is a beloved institution in...

Introducing The Mill House Inn and Graybarn Cottage, a world-renowned luxury hospitality assemblage consisting of 3 properties, all located in the heart of East Hampton Village with each being an integral part of the MHI brand. There are only 5 historic Inns in East Hampton Village and no more will be built, thus The Mill House Inn presents...

The Springs General Store under the 17-year ownership of Kristi Hood no longer exists. It now joins the growing list of epic popular establishments that have ended in the last 16 months on the east end. Places like World Pie, Babette’s, Boardy Barn, La Superica and The Bay Burger, to name a few. Under Ms. Hood the Springs...