“Gather: Conversations Led by Black & Indigenous Changemakers” began in 2020 when Anthony Madonna of Guild Hall in East Hampton and Jeremy Dennis of Ma’s House & BIPOC Art Studio in the…
Gina Bradley is the face and the force behind Paddle Diva, a standup paddleboarding (SUP) company located in East Hampton. Once dubbed the Lara Croft of the water, since the start of…
Highway Restaurant & Bar’s Executive Chef Justin Finney talks to James Lane Post about his background as a chef, what we can expect on the spring menu, the East End, and the…
The Jam Session has been an East End mainstay since 2009 when it all began at Bay Burger in Sag Harbor. Musicians would gather weekly to perform. It has now grown to…
Words matter. But the writers of those words also matter. So, I have a few choice words as a nationally award-winning writer to ChatGPT. You had better watch your back if you…
Chef Jeremy Blutstein calling himself, as he did, “just a 43-year-old Jewish dad living in Springs who likes to cook,” is kind of like a Ferrari calling itself just a car. This…
Sag Harbor Police Chief Austin J. McGuire is the featured Knowledge Friday speaker at The Church in Sag Harbor for the month of April. Known locally as “A.J.,” McGuire has lived in…
Keyes Art in Sag Harbor presents Paul Davis “Inklings.” The show opens on Saturday, April 8, with a reception from 6 to 8 PM. The show will run through May 4. “Most…
After a national, nine-month search, the Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons’ (ARF) Board of Directors has announced that Kimberly J. Nichols will be joining the organization as CEO and Executive Director.…
Cal Hunt, a FlexN Ambassador, returns to The Church to lead an introductory-level workshop on its history, development, and style. Instructed by Hunt, participants ages 16 and older will be led through a…