Pindar & Pooches, a fall event at Pindar Vineyard in Peconic was held on Friday, November 4, to benefit the Southampton Animal Shelter — a non profit, open admission, no kill shelter…
Arts
On Saturday, November 12, lens based artist Estefany Molina will exhibit the photographic installation series “nightswimming,” a multi sensory experience, at Matchbook Distilling Co in Greenport, for one night only. This is the artist’s fourth…
Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor presents its 2022 Literature Live! production “All Things Equal: The Life and Trials of Ruth Bader Ginsburg,” written by Tony Award-winning playwright Rupert Holmes. The show…
Bay Street Theater & Sag Harbor Center for the Arts presents an exhibition of photography by artist and filmmaker Jeremy Dennis. “Views from Shinnecock” opened Tuesday, November 1, in the lobby of…
In celebration of the 10th anniversary of its Herzog & de Meuron-designed building in Water Mill, the Parrish Art Museum is hosting an Architecture Trivia Night — a fun, friendly competition for…
The Sag Harbor Partnership has announced the seventh annual Community Service Award, this year honoring Linley Pennebaker Hagen. The award, which recognizes outstanding service to Sag Harbor and the community, will be…
The Church in Sag Harbor will host a conversation between artist Steve Miller and The Church Chief Curator Sara Cochran on Miller’s newest book “Surfing the Cosmos,” on Thursday, November 10, at…
RGNY in Riverhead held a Dia De Muertos celebration on Saturday, October 29. House of Yes performed and Gerardo Alcaraz from ALDAMA in Brooklyn prepared the dinner. Mezcal Amaras provided spirits alongside…
The Southampton Arts Center held a Halloween Silent Disco on Friday, October 28. Guests danced under the full moon at an outrageously fun (and quiet) party featuring DJ’s and multiple music genres.…
LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton hosted Spirit of the Garden: Halloween on October 29. Visitors dressed up in costumes to enjoy fall foliage and dance to the spirit of the gardens. Furry friends were…