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Margaret Johnson, aka the Irish cook, served up A Winter Tea program at John Jermain Memorial Library this past weekend. She is the author of thirteen cookbooks, including Teatime in Ireland, and she will be holding more tea-themed events in the spring. Margaret has been a resident of the Hamptons since the 80s. The East End has become...

Fireside Sessions with Nancy Atlas and Friends has returned to Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor for the whole month. Every Saturday in January at 8:00 p.m. Nancy will be performing with some of Long Island’s favorite professional musicians. The series kicked off last weekend with Americana, Blues, and Rock featuring Nancy sitting in with Telly Karoussos and Brad Penuel of The Hopefully Forgiven, Josh LeClerc on pedal...

Looking for an authentic jeweler who has been in the business for decades? Look no further than Carelle in East Hampton. The handmade jewelry made by Chana Regev, who began her business in the diamond district of New York City decades ago, now has a new home in East Hampton Village. The store is operated by Chana and...

This Saturday, January 7th at 2:00 p.m. the Southfork Natural History Museum will be leading their seal walk at Cupsogue Beach County Park. The program is for adults, teens, and children ages 5 and older, and it will be led by the SOFO Environmental Educator. Many animals from the north travel to the South Shore of Long Island...

Over the past week there were 12 Listings that went into contract from Westhampton to Montauk. Compared to this same week last year (2021), there were 31 Listings that went into contract. Which is a year over year DECREASE of 61%  This same week in 2020, there were 32 Listing that went into contract. Compared to this past week in 2022, it’s a DECREASE 63 %

The Southampton Animal Shelter is hosting a Happy Mew Year open house on Saturday, January 7th, from 11 am to 2 pm. The event will showcase the Shelter's adoptable cats, including a raffle, bake sale, and hot cocoa donated by Hampton Coffee Company. Attendees are asked to bring a can of cat food to donate.

It is often said that all politics is local. That is also true of real estate markets. For perspective on how interest rates, inflation, and supply and demand are affecting the post-Covid Hamptons real estate market, I have interviewed Patti Frank of Guardhill Mortgage for the January article.

The Westhampton Free Library is pleased to announce that it is once again one of several Suffolk County libraries to be awarded an American Star designation from the Library Journal, one of the oldest and most respected publications covering the library field. The library received a five-star rating. This is the 12th year that the Westhampton Free Library...

So, here’s a situation you can probably imagine happening in the Hamptons. You decide to sell your Hermes handbags or Burberry jacket that you just bought a few years ago but no longer wear. Should you give it away? Worse, throw it away? Of course not! These items retain their value for a lifetime. So, what's the plan?...

You won’t have to look far to see how impactful The Ladies’ Village Improvement Society has been in shaping what the Hamptons have been and are today. Founded over 125 years ago and still active today, LVIS serves the Hamptons in many capacities, from historical and environmental preservation to hosting events, community service, and publishing cookbooks.  Take a...