Recreation

"The food and drink is inspired by France, Japan, Cuba and beyond," noted Dianne B. "From Jamaica, India, Brazil and Persia comes a great repertoire of music and the whole place decorated in white by Jack Larsen himself."

"It's fun, creative, elegant and casual at the same time," noted Nanette Lawrenson. "Very Shelter Island!"

"To me, Aggie's not just an art goddess but a morality goddess, an extraordinary woman," shared Debra Bancroft about honoree Agnes Gund.

Epic Hamptons pool parties and a Bastille bash? Count us in.

"He was actually very sweet," an insider said about Disick.

"Lately, it seems that when we say America first, and it always should be, it takes a tone of selfishness," actor Richard Kind told the crowd.

"They don't have an example to show them that it's important to study, that you can educate your way out of poverty," shared host Katrina Peebles.

"The fundraising has grown every single year since under her leadership," shared Chuck Scarborough about Shafiroff.

"It's a celebration of generations of love because a cancer diagnosis impacts the entire family - including grandparents," explained Caitlin McFeely.

"Folks that come to the Gala can enjoy meeting live owls up close, dance to fantastic music by Souled Out band, savor amazing food by Dockers Waterside, and wine, beer, and cocktails," shared Marisa Nelson.