Recreation

"The Summer Soirée at the Ram's Head Inn gives the Gift of Life Foundation a chance to connect with our summer residents, neighbors, and supporters," notes Ken Lewis, President of the Island Gift of Life Foundation. "The more people we can reach with our mission, the more people will know to reach out to us for assistance when...

"We are so excited to be having our 10th Get Wild," said Shelley Berkoski. "We are hoping for a larger than normal turnout. The money from this event helps us provide food, housing, and medical care for the hundreds of injured animals we treat each year."

"This year's Summer Gala will be a stunning tribute the Aspects of Minimalism exhibition reflected in the elegant décor of the evening and the well-curated dining experience but what makes the party really fun is the great mix of people come," said Guild Hall Marketing Director BJ Howard.

"This year's event marks a new milestone as we are approaching the start of a major fundraising campaign, slated to commence in early 2017, to build a new hospital at the campus of Stony Brook University in Southampton," said Howard M. Lorber.

It may not be his birthday, but you can still find 50 Cent in the club this weekend.

Several notable names were spotted out and about in the Hamptons over the last week of July.

"I love it," Molly Sims told us. "It's one of my favorite events to lend my name to because we do great things, we have a great time doing it, and we look great doing it because we get to shop."

"We're trying to create memorable experiences," remarked Richie Hosein. "Nightlife takes all different shapes and forms, but our goal at A.M. Southampton is to create experiences that touch all your senses."

Named one of the "20 Youngest Power Women in Africa" by Forbes, Magatte Wade, a no nonsense, intelligent lady made a lasting impression on guests by affirming that the Voss Foundation did not make a one-time big splash, but has continued its support and commitment to this very worthy cause.

"Heaven and Hell are together," Wilson elaborated to Hamptons.com. "So this is like two worlds. I think artists are guardians of our house."