A Special Screening of Losing Ground by Kathleen Collins

A Special Screening of Losing Ground by Kathleen Collins

Sag Harbor Cinema will host a special screening of Kathleen Collins’ Losing Ground, one of the first fictional features directed by an African American woman, followed by a conversation with the filmmaker's daughter, Nina Lorez Collins, November 5th at 6pm. The film celebrates its 40th anniversary, and what would have been Kathleen Collins’ 80th birthday, with a brand...

Chef Michael Symon Cooks with Soul and Spirits

Chef Michael Symon Cooks with Soul and Spirits

“Chef Michael Symon lives to cook” is the tagline that can be found on the homepage of Michael Symon’s site. He cooks with soul, but also spirits, and is known for his boldly flavored dishes that often pay homage to his Mediterranean and Eastern European heritage. Michael has authored six award-winning cookbooks, is an Iron Chef on the...

New Hamptons Townhomes Are Selling Quickly

New Hamptons Townhomes Are Selling Quickly

Hamptons-based Saunders & Associates’ agents Ed Bruehl and Jennifer Wilson have secured over $40M in deals selling luxury townhomes ranging from $2.1M to $2.9M at Watermill Crossing. Slated for completion in Fall 2023 and located in the heart of the Hamptons, Watermill Crossing is the only new luxury townhome development within the Hamptons.

Review: “Cry Baby-The Musical,” is a Hit at NFCT

Review: “Cry Baby-The Musical,” is a Hit at NFCT

The North Fork Community Theatre in Mattituck is presently presenting a very funny and entertaining show, “Cry-Baby the Musical.” Directed by Bob Kaplan, this production has lots of diamond moments that make it so endearing. Most enjoyable is the musical number “All In My Head,” performed by Peter Peterson and Camryn Trant. It is easily an award-winning scene...

Sixty-Something: East End Sweet Corn

Sixty-Something: East End Sweet Corn

I love Long Island sweet corn. Do you know New York State is number 17 in corn production in the United States? Some people love the “Finger Lakes” region’s corn, experts say Iowa grows the best tasting corn, but I love Long Island sweet corn. October is when the last of the east end grown corn starts disappearing...

Ted Hartley’s Stories In Color, New Exhibit at Keyes Art

Ted Hartley’s Stories In Color, New Exhibit at Keyes Art

Colors are inherently evocative. Our natural world bursts with colors, many of which are as quickly associated with feelings as they are a time and place. Green may conjure emotions of renewal, birth, and growth; Blue: purity, cleansing, and calm; Red: vitality, violence, and birth. Colors stir something within us, they are their own stories.  STORIES IN COLOR,...

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