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On November 10, 2022 I was out in Gardiner’s Bay sailing. At 4:20 the sun was almost completely gone tucked behind Shelter Island. The ride back to my slip in Three-Mile-Harbor was my last one for the 2022 sailing season. As I passed the marinas it was sad to see it was down to the last boats to...

I've been a top chef for 15 years, I know the kitchen is the heart of the home. Serve a delicious turkey at Thanksgiving Dinner! There are many ways to roast a turkey---and often nothing compares to Mom's--but this easy-to-follow recipe will help guide you when you're playing host or hostess for the holidays.

Hunger is real. While East Hampton’s opulence and at times excess are what makes headlines, it has the most poverty in Suffolk County. Hundreds of attendees came to the Springs Community Church on Saturday to aid those suffering from chronic hunger and to sample chowder from some of the East End’s best chefs and restaurants. All proceeds raised...

There are reportedly over 6,000 wild turkeys on Long Island, mostly in Suffolk County. While wild turkeys are native to Long Island, over-hunting combined with development eradicated them from the area in the late 1800s. In the 1990s, the New York State DEC worked with Suffolk County to reintroduce 75 wild turkeys to the Southaven County Park and...

The country’s leading non-profit dedicated to advanced depression research, Hope for Depression Research Foundation (HDRF), held its 16th annual HOPE luncheon seminar at The Plaza Hotel. The seminar focused on “Teenagers and Depression: Addressing the Youth Mental Health Crisis” and research highlights from the HDRF’s renowned Depression Task Force. The event drew nearly 300 guests and raised over...

When it’s time to spend some quality time with your kids, there is only so much Cocomelon that one man can take. You have to get out of the house and get some fresh air or some socialization for your kids to grow up healthy. Here are five spots in the Hamptons that you don’t want to miss...

The Children's Museum of the East End is a wonderful resource for the community. Their mission is "to spark imagination and foster learning for children of all backgrounds and abilities and to build strong connections within the East End community by providing playful experiences." They will be hosting several upcoming events.

After the success of the East End’s first annual film event entirely devoted to the preservation of film and its culture, Sag Harbor Cinema will host a second edition of the festival November 18th through the 21st. “I am thrilled that the preservation long weekend is back and that it has become an annual tradition. This special program...

Perhaps you have had a friend who invited you to their daughter's debut in the Nutcracker. Perhaps you need a place for your children to socialize outside of social media. Well, you are now reading the right article. Sara Jo Strickland is the founding director of Hampton Ballet Theatre School and she knows a thing or two about...

The board of directors of Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce they have appointed a new executive director – Christina Mossaides Strassfield. After 29 years at Guild Hall, having served as museum director and chief curator for the past 20 years, Strassfield will now assume her position at SAC, leading and advancing the organization’s mission of community...