Recreation

Last month, Beyoncé and Jay-Z visited Claudio's in Greenport - arriving in style via yacht - and over the weekend the North Fork hotspot welcomed two more notable names.

"We have an amazing song list of cover songs and will surprise you with our range. The musicianship is outstanding," James Kuhn told Hamptons.com.

"We had an incredible, sold-out event on July 26th and we were so grateful for the experience and the audience response that we had to do it again, this time with two shows and seatings!" Anita Boyer said.

"The one thing that remains consistent through all of the craziness of this year has been our (ARF) mission, the animals here that count on us every day," Scott Howe told us.

"This year, the Hamptons Happening to support cancer research features six musical artists across the rock, pop, and musical broadway genres. We think everyone will enjoy the mix," Sullivan told Hamptons.com.

"I'm thrilled to be chatting with Andy, Sandra, Henry, and Bob. They are fabulous, creative voices within the community, and it's all for a good cause," Isaac Mizrahi noted.

"Normally a one-day outdoor event, this year's virtual trunk show will span four days, showcasing different vendors each day —more than 100 highly curated vendors in total—so you can keep coming back and back and back," Laurie Girsky told us.

"I wanted us to look back and always remember how we did the summer party in the middle of the Covid crisis," Bob Chaloner said. "Our party is a big deal for us, not only to raise money, but to gather with the community and have a little fun."

"The Ellen Hermanson Breast Center has the exact same high level of technology you would find at Memorial Sloan Kettering, Weill Cornell, Mt. Sinai or any of the big academic medical centers in the city," Julie Ratner told us.

"This is the first Drag Brunch in the Hamptons and we hope to make it a recurring event, and collaborating with different restaurants," Anita Boyer and Kasia Klimiuk shared.