Recreation

The time to say goodbye to summer has nearly arrived - so make sure to revel in the last of the seasonal fun.

The Evening with David Spade and special guests Joshua Radin and Charlotte Lawrence Animal League benefit brought out several notable names.

"This event is CTREE's most important fundraiser," reflected Karen Bocksel.

"It is a fragrance steeped in giving back, in feelings, in emotion, in wanting to do something good, something beautiful you would do for yourself, for your friends," Gruss noted. "You're giving back to an amazing cause that is affecting over 30 million people around the world."

"The program educates young kids about the importance of physical fitness and nutrition, especially as it relates to fueling the brain so they perform better in school. Knowledge is power and we are empowering them to live healthier, happier lives so that they can go on to achieve greatness for their communities and for the world," remarked Louise...

"So many artists on the East End have once again contributed their time, talent and singular creativity to produce these unique works of portable art for this most worthy cause," Benefit Chair Arlene Bujese noted.

There are only three more weekends of summer left. We repeat only three. So, if there's a Hamptons spot you've been meaning to pop by, do it now!

"I think it's just a really great way to be part of a fundraiser that's going to a program that really encourages young girls to be active and healthy. It's in line with message of what i-tri is trying to accomplish," Piampiano said about the Ride and Wine.

As per usual, Apollo in the Hamptons, which raised millions for the Apollo Theater, was a star-studded affair.

"The Montauk Village Association is Montauk's oldest non-profit civic organization," members of the Montauk Village Association noted. "It is our mission to preserve Montauk's unique beauty."