Recreation

"James and I are extremely delighted to host the School's Out benefit for the first time ever in our East Hampton home," noted Lisa Cohen.

In her sparkling double height penthouse, surrounded by a Manhattan waterfront skyline and modern art, Andrea Stark welcomed her group to the Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation "Collaborating for a Cure High Tea."

"Butch did such a fantastic job at Sag Harbor Cinema on New Year's Eve that we are back by popular demand this summer at Gurney's with the first HICF," noted Jason Dudek.

The holiday weekend in the Hamptons brought out a late night host, a throwback to the 00's, a momager who was denied entrance to a new Hamptons spot and other notable names.

Post Memorial Day weekend Hamptons happenings feature concerts, Cabana Fever, and summer music series.

The end of the East End Memorial Day weekend rush means the Hamptons nightlife scene is heating up.

"It is a space for emerging artists to experiment, an environment that forges a real connection between the artist and audience," noted Kaylan Rexer.

"The Tour started as a way to share Southampton's rich history as an artistic and social colony with an 'Insider's View' of the very homes that were built here at the turn of century and before," shared Suzanne Caldwell.

"It's all about coming together and it's all about supporting one another for a great cause which is supporting the LGBT Network and specifically our Hamptons LGBT center, which is so important for the kids and families out here," said David Kilmnick.

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