Recreation

"Girls Night Out is our biggest fundraiser of the year. Last year we raised $85,000 and this year with your help we hope to raise more $100,000," Susan Roden relayed.

"Strasberg reminds me always that we are never done looking at ourselves. We're never completely satisfied. In fact as a result of studying at Strassberg and studying with Geoffrey, I'm incapable of being satisfied," Alec Baldwin told the crowd.

"It's never too late," Fern Mallis told Hamptons.com about the "golden years." "It's time to honor this time of life. Stop worrying about products that are anti-aging! There's nothing wrong with aging. It's what we all do."

"This event brings together dog lovers and party animals (the human kind) for this Jazz Age themed event," Tom Edmonds noted.

"I've been developing A Place To Be(ad) Me for a year and a half and I'm so proud to announce that we've launched our classes at the Administration for Children's Services, also known as the New York City Orphanage," Susan Foster told us.

"This is a necessary organization, sadly. People are suffering from various illness and can't cook or feed themselves. The need seems to continue to grow," remarked Actress & New Yorker Tamara Tunie.

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"The Plaza gives us special permission to dance 'til midnight," Jacqueline Weld Drake, who has been Chair, Board of Directors for more than 30 years, told us. "It's very unusual for them. And it has to be negotiated every year."

"We're proud to work with our community service partners for this event," Greg Menegio of the Kiwanis Club of Greater Westhampton shared. "It really brings the community together for a great common cause."

Notable names came out to enjoy films, as well as support their latest projects.