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Just when one thought it was safe to go back to the beaches shark attacks are increasing, not just off the east end of Long Island but across the whole country. Last year (2021) there was a 42% increase in confirmed cases of shark attacks according to a Florida site that focuses on such matters. Their experts claim...

Truly the most spectacular luxury home to reach the market in years, this just-completed modern farmhouse is surrounded by reserve with stunning views over fields that are preserved forever. Moments to East Hampton Village shopping and beaches, the home's prestigious and convenient location is a huge draw for all. Enter to a chic foyer with floor-to-ceiling windows framing...

The Parrish Art Museum announces the opening of Another Justice: US is Them—Hank Willis Thomas | For Freedoms, featuring work by 12 contemporary artists from For Freedoms—the artist coalition founded by conceptual artist Hank Willis Thomas, Eric Gottesman, Michelle Woo, and Wyatt Gallery—with the mission to model and increase creative civic engagement, discourse, and direct action. On view...

The Westhampton Beach Project is the 4th annual free to the public event that brings a combination of contemporary dance, music and delicious eats from local Long Island restaurants. The two-day event will be hosted on the Great Lawn on Main Street in Westhampton Beach, NY on July 29th & 30th beginning at 8:00 PM. The project was conceptualized by artist and...

Guild Hall has announced the return of their popular series of culinary conversations, Stirring the Pot, hosted by New York Times food and wine writer Florence Fabricant. The series, now in its 12th year, will take a new and exciting approach this season with three offsite events in August. The series will begin on August 7 at the...

A joyous sound will fill the air on July 30th from a tent in Bridgehampton. The Center’s Jazz Soul Celebration will be hosted by Don Lemon and have dancing to the Earth Wind & Fire Tribute Band and Jazz by local saxophonist John Ludlow Duo. They have so very much to celebrate this year! The Center not only...

The annual Hamptons Fine Art Fair, over Bastille Day weekend surpassed its goal of establishing itself as the elite and high caliber fair that Hamptonites have sought for years. Wth a record-breaking attendance of 9,500, founder and producer, Rick Friedman re-invented his previous fair, Art Hamptons, which was sold to a London based organizer in 2015, and brought...

It’s “Prime Time” in the Hamptons. This is what east end summer is all about. We are now at the stage of the summer season when folks are willing to pay premium prices to rent homes. Even as summer parking spaces in town and seats at popular restaurants become tough to come by, folks insist on vacationing in...

East Hampton's LongHouse Reserve celebrated its community of artists - past, present, and future - at their annual Summer Benefit, July 23rd. Titled ONWARD, a favorite expression of its founder Jack Lenor Larsen. Banished was the old-style sit-down dinner under a tent. Instead, LongHouse spread couches, canopied beds, rugs, and chairs throughout the garden under the stars, with...

The Southampton Cultural Center, founded in 1985, offers many ways for both children and adults to experience the arts and performance, including music lessons, drawing and painting classes, acting classes, art exhibits, gallery talks and theater. There are salsa classes, summer camps, a summer strings festival for young musicians. And of course, the much-loved summertime Concerts in the Park at Agawam Park...