Recreation

It's time to decide whether you made the naughty or nice list.

Just because summer is coming to an end that doesn't mean Hamptons celeb sightings are slowing down.

"I asked my assistant what the most frequently asked question was, and she said, 'Can I make it ahead?' Well, I thought I know the answer to that so I'll just write about it," Ina Garten told Hamptons.com about Make It Ahead.

"Most of the animals we see have been injured by cars, flown into windows, run into fences or attacked by cats," Executive Director and Founder Virginia Frati told Hamptons.com.

"This year, The Michael Bolton Charities has selected The Retreat as our local charity of choice to partner with for 'An Evening Under the Stars,'" shared Jackie Smaga.

"This is our biggest fundraiser for the year and tickets are still available for what is expected to be a magical evening," noted Jamie Berger.

The Hamptons may be known for its classy gatherings, but this East End summer tradition is certainly not one of those.

"My hope is that with events like this, and people making the commitment to research and the BCRF, when it comes time for our daughters to be affected, it will be no more," Paltrow announced.

"Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue put on an amazing show at the incredibly successful 2016 Gala for the Playhouse," said Susan Henkin. "The crowd represented the diverse Montauk community, who came together for great food, drink and fun."

"Our Eastern Long Island Chapter identified two important projects that will ensure clean water and protect the beautiful coastlines of Eastern Long Island," said Chad Nelson."Surfrider connects our national experts with our chapters to address issues from the ground up."