Bill Clinton wandered over from the farmers market and stayed for 45 minutes. By the time he left, a hundred-year-old gallery’s history was on full display. The Ashawagh Hall farmers market felt…
Bill Clinton wandered over from the farmers market and stayed for 45 minutes. By the time he left, a hundred-year-old gallery’s history was on full display. The Ashawagh Hall farmers market felt…
Philanthropist Barbara Tober made her annual trip to East Hampton, where she underwrote a concert with pianist Llewellyn Sánchez-Werner at LongHouse in honor of its founder, Jack Lenor Larsen’s birthday, commenting, “Jack…
On Thursday, August 27, FoundRae Founder and Creative Director Beth Hutchens gathered a community of tastemakers, creatives, and friends for Camp FoundRae, an intimate evening celebrating creativity, craftsmanship, and the playful spirit of…
Hunt Slonem’s unmistakable universe of rabbits, butterflies, birds, and brilliant color arrives at One Art Space in Tribeca with “Through the Looking Glass,” an exhibition bringing together works that capture the repetition,…
Southampton Arts Center hosted a film screening of “Lilly” on Thursday, September 3. LILLY is a poor Alabama tire factory worker whose singular goal is to lift her family into the…
Mountainfilm on Tour brings a selection of culturally rich, adventure-packed, and inspiring documentary films curated from the Mountainfilm festival in Telluride, Colorado. The tour will visit Southampton at Southampton Arts Center on…
Montauk-born-and-raised fine art photographer James Katsipis debuted a new partnership with Bagatelle Montauk and unveiled the exhibit “Solitude” at an intimate dinner and cocktail party on August 27. The captivating new exhibition…
Every year around Labor Day, I feel the exact same thing. The traffic on 27 lets up. I can actually get a table somewhere without booking it three weeks out. And the…
Susan Wood built a career out of catching people off guard, in the moment before they remembered to perform for the camera. Now 94, she recently sat down to look through decades…