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This Week &
Ongoing Events
At The Movies
Children’s Events
Night Life
Art
& Historic Museums & Galleries
Wine Country & The
North Fork
Outdoors on The East
End
Body & Soul
Houses of Worship
Upcoming New
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Ongoing Events |
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Bay
Street Theatre MAINSTAGE Bay Street at
Long Wharf, Sag Harbor 725-9500
Tues 8/5 – Sun 8/31 Ain't Misbehavin'.
Tickets start at $65. Please call the box
office or check online for times
The FATS WALLER Musical Revue Conceived
and Originally Directed by Richard Maltby,
Jr. Directed and Choreographed by Marcia
Milgrom Dodge. Assistant Director and
Choreographer: Jim Weaver. This hit
Broadway musical revue based on the music of
Fats Waller has thrilled audiences for
decades with rowdy irreverent favorites like
Honeysuckle Rose, This Joint Is Jumpin’ and
Ain’t Misbehavin’. Described by the New
York Times as “…a whole cluster of marvels.”
This show is sure to bring the house down! |
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ASHAWAGH HALL 780 Springs Fireplace
Road, East Hampton 329-4227
Fri 8/1 – Sun 8/17 SIS 41st Annual
Invitational Art Show 1:00 – 5:00 pm Daily
There are a total of 140 artists invited
in. All art work, one per artist, will be
offered for sale and 50 percent of the
proceeds will be contributed to the Springs
Improvement Society Scholarship Fund and the
remaining 50 percent will be paid to the
artists. The works will be offered on a cash
or personal check basis, no works will be
reserved and no credit cards will be
accepted. The show consists of newcomers,
emerging, and established artists, all of
which are worthy of collecting. Opening
reception for the artists and collectors on
Friday, Aug. 1 from 4 pm - 7 pm. The show
will open to the public Saturday, Aug. 2 -
Aug. 17.
Sat 8/16 Fishermen’s Fair 10:00 am – 3:00
pm
The Fishermen's Fair will be on Saturday,
Aug. 16, another opportunity to see the art
show. |
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Ellen’s Run LBS Productions 329-5480
Sat 8/16 Ellen’s Run Auction & Cocktail
Party 6:30 – 9:00 pm $150 pre-paid, $175 at
the door
Call 631-907-1952 for information
Sun 8/17 Annual Ellen’s Run 5K Race/Walk
Benefit for Breast Cancer 8:00 am $30 Fee
Ellen’s Run was established in memory of
Ellen P. Hermanson, who died from breast
cancer in 1995 at the age of 42. A
journalist and activist, Ellen was an
articulate and effective advocate for breast
cancer survivors and patients and spoke
eloquently about the under-explored, but
critically important, area of pain
management. The foundation continues Ellen’s
work by funding projects that provide
educational outreach and early detection for
underserved communities of women,
psychosocial support for breast cancer
survivors and their families, and research
on pain management. Fee is $30 for all
participants. Start and finish at East
Hampton High School on Long Lane, East
Hampton.
www.ellensrun.org. |
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The Perlman Music Program 73 Shore
Road, Shelter Island 749-0740
Sat 8/16 2nd Annual Faculty and Student
Chamber Music Concert 7:00 pm
Old Whalers Church, Sag Harbor. Sponsored by
Morgan and Sidney Stark
Fri 8/22 Final Student Concerts, Shelter
Island Campus 7:00 pm
Sat 8/23 Final Student Concerts, Shelter
Island Campus 3:00 pm and 7:00 pm |
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Levitas Gallery @ the Southampton
Cultural Center 25 Pond Lane, Southampton
929-5875
Fri 8/22 – Fri 9/7 “Labor Day Art Show”
12:00 pm – 4:00 pm
An exhibition of painting, sculpture,
photography, collage and assemblage,
Sponsored by: Southampton Artists
Association
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Legacy Fine Art & Productions West Palm
Beach, FL 1-888-ART-1969
Fri 8/22 – Sun 8/24 “Come Together: A
Look at John Lennon’s Life Through His
Artwork”
Friday 5:00 – 9:00 pm, Saturday 11:00 am
– 8:00 pm, Sunday 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
The Southampton Inn, 91 Hill Street,
Southampton 283-6500
Yoko Ono and The Southampton Inn present
“Come Together”, the artwork of John Lennon.
Artwork will be available for purchase. In
the spirit of John & Yoko’s benevolence, we
will be raising money to help benefit the
Human Resources of the Hamptons. HRH, a
local non-profit organization, brings hope
and a helping hand to those in need by
building a network of support and services.
We are suggesting a $2.00 donation at the
door. For show information call
1-888-ART-1969; for directions call
283-6500. |
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THE 2008 HC&G IDEA HOUSE 151 Sagg Main,
Sagaponack
Open 10:00 am-5:00 pm Tickets are $30 at
the door (benefiting the following
charities):
Thurs 8/14 – Sun 8/17: The Nature
Conservancy
Thurs 8/21 – Sun 8/24: The Retreat
For the fifth annual
Idea House, Hamptons Cottages and
Gardens has joined forces with developer
ModernGreenHome to recreate and renew a
historic 150-year-old Sagaponack farmhouse
formerly owened by noted author James Jones
(From Here to Eternity) This home is being
totally redefined, expanded and made as
"green" as possible by the developer, a team
of accomplished interior designers and led
by Design Director Kyle Timothy Blood. Join
HC&G for the opening gala, meet and greet
with designers, developer, architect and
HC&G editors. (212) 286-5700. |
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The Southampton Cultural Center 25 Pond
Lane, Southampton 287-4377
Fri 8/22 – Sun 8/24 Yamaha Piano Sale
During the past year, Yamaha Corporation
of America provided new Yamaha Pianos to the
Southampton Cultural Center at no cost. The
use of these pianos for instruction and
performance is an essential part of the
music education and experience received by
the Southampton Cultural Center
participants, faculty, and patrons. Now,
these quality pianos are being rotated, and
made available for public purchase. By
appointment only Friday & Saturday. You may
arrange an appointment by calling
631-425-598 or register online at
www.pianorotationsale.org. Public sale
on Sun 8/24 from 11:00 am – 6:00 pm. |
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STELLA SHOWS ANTIQUES & DESIGN Fairfield,
NJ
973-808-5015
Fri 8/15 – Sun 8/17 Stella Shows Antiques
& Design in the Hamptons Benefit $8
Admission
Friday 12:00 – 7:00 pm, Saturday 10:00 –
6:00 pm, Sunday 10:00 – 5:00 pm
Benefit for & held at The Bridge Hampton
Historical Society Corwith House Museum,
2368 Montauk Highway, Bridgehampton.
Stella Shows' Antiques & Design in the
Hamptons is the summer outpost of NYC's chic
and cutting edge shows at the Gramercy Park
Armory (26 & Lex). The smart, trend setting
dealers that exhibit at the armory will be
bringing their best to the Hamptons. 50
exhibitors set up under crisp white tents
selling an exquisite & eclectic selection of
Antique Furniture, Garden Antiques,
MidCentury Modern, Art Deco, Silver,
Ceramics, Lighting, Rugs & Textiles, Fine
Art, Folk Art, Formal, Rustic, Asian, French
& American Antiques, Jewelry, Architectural
Artifacts & More.
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ORIGINAL 42ND ANNUAL HAMPTON’S SUMMER
ANTIQUE FESTIVAL & SALE
Thurs 8/21 – Sun 8/24 Antique Festival &
Sale
Bridgehampton Community House-Montauk
Hwy, Bridgehampton
Show Hours: Friday 10:00 am – 8:00 pm,
Saturday, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm, Sunday, 10:00
am – 5:00 pm
Benefit Preview: Thurs 8/21 6 PM - 8 PM.
For additional information call
631-537-0333.
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Shoe Inn 66 Newtown Lane, East Hampton
329-4500
Thurs 8/14 – Sun 8/24 Shoe Inn’s Annual
Shoe Sale 9:00 am – 6:00 pm daily
At the American Legion Hall, corner of
Rte 27 & Abraham’s Path, Amagansett
The premier shopping event of the season.
Designer shoes at deeply discounted prices.
New selection daily! People line up to get
in. They buy plastic garbage bags full and
come back every day! It’s unbelievable! |
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MONTAUK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 742 Montauk
Highway, Montauk 668-2428
Sat 8/16 & Sun 8/17
Montauk Fine Juried Art Show "on the Green"
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Hosted by the
Depot Art Gallery and Art School. This
show is a 2 day event which takes place on
the green, downtown Montauk. It is the 14th
annual show presented by the artist's assoc.
Contact # 631 668 5336 |
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MONTAUK POINT LIGHTHOUSE 324-8144
Sat 8/16 & Sun 8/17 Lighthouse Weekend
Sat 10:30 am - 7:30 pm, Sun 10:30 am - 6:00
pm |
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JEWISH
CENTER OF THE HAMPTONS 44 Woods Lane,
East Hampton 324-9858
Fri 8/15 – Mon 8/18 Professor Wendy
Zierler Speaks: A Feminist Interpretation of
The Bible
Friday at 12:00 pm, Saturday after
services, Sunday at 9:30 am, Monday at 10:30
am
Professor Wendy Zierler "A Feminist
Interpretation of the Bible: Modern
Revisions" & "Feminist/Literary Approaches
to Prayer." Dr. Zierler is Associate
Professor of Feminist Studies and Modern
Jewish Literature at HUC-JIR/New York and
will be a guest educator teaching about
Judaism from a woman's perspective.
Sun 8/17 Rabbi Michael Melchior Speaks
4:00 pm
Member of Knesset, Rabbi Melchior takes
particular interest in the social fabric of
Israeli society which he believes must be
built on the basis of tolerance, equal
rights and equal opportunities: To this end,
Rabbi Melchior chaired the Knesset Committee
for the Rights of the Child. Recognizing
that religious extremism and the tensions
between religious and secular Jews are
deeply damaging to Israeli society, Rabbi
Melchior launched Beit Moe'tzet Yachad; a
forum which promotes dialog and
understanding between different strands in
Israeli society. He has also established
Meitarim; a network of pluralistic Jewish
schools whose open, democratic ethos enables
religious and secular students to study
their heritage together.
Thurs 8/21 Dialogue: Psychological and
Biblical Reflections 7:30 pm
Dialogue: Psychological & Biblical
Reflections Dr. Anne-Rene Testa and Rabbi
Sheldon Zimmerman. Dr. Testa, known as
"America's Psychologist and Relationship
Coach," and Rabbi Zimmerman will take a
close look at familiar Biblical Stories and
conduct a "What were they thinking?!"
analysis that promises to be lively,
thought-provoking and entertaining. |
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Williams Sonoma Bridgehampton Commons,
Bridgehampton 537-3040
Culinary Demonstrations Tues, Thurs, Fri,
Sat 11:00 am Free
Please join us for culinary
demonstrations at your local
Williams-Sonoma. Our culinary demonstrations
will show you how to use and care for
products found throughout the store.
Fri 8/15 Must Have Graters
Sat 8/16 The Essentials of an Italian
Pantry
Tues 8/19 Preparing Garden Vegetables
Thurs 8/21 Super Summer Dips
Fri 8/22 Understanding Extra-Virgin Olive
Oil |
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East Hampton Farmers Market North Main
Street, East Hampton
Fridays through September 9:00 am – 1:00
pm
Organic produce, baked goods, scallops,
lobsters and fish. Nick & Toni’s restaurant
parking lot on North Main Street. |
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BookHampton 20 Main St East Hampton, 91
Main Street Southampton, 20 Main Street, Sag
Harbor
Bookhampton Amagansett Square: Philip
Galanes 7:00 pm
Local author Philip Galanes reads from
his new novel, Emma's Table |
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Canio’s Books 290 Main Street in
Street, Sag Harbor 725-4962
Enjoy an oversees excursion at a fraction
of the cost when essayist David Bouchier
reads travel pieces from his collection A
Few Well Chosen Words 6:00 pm |
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Group for the EastEnd 2442 Main Street,
Bridgehampton 537-1400 ext 15 sbiasetti@groupforthesouthfork.org
Unless indicated, GSF’s explorations are
free of charge. For information please
contact Steve Biasetti at 631-537-1400 ext.
15 or
sbiasetti@groupforthesouthfork.org
Late Arrival Sagg Pond Paddle and BBQ (Sagaponack)
6:00 – 10:00 pm
Due to the popularity of our Sagg Pond
Paddle, we have decided to hold two events
this summer! Please join us again for a
one-mile paddle down Sagg Pond to the ocean
beach, where we will gather to enjoy a BBQ,
bonfire, and sunset. Weather permitting, we
will paddle back by the light of the full
moon. Boat Rentals: single kayak $30; double
kayak or canoe $50. BBQ Fee: $25 (under 12
$15). Please bring your own drinks and a
chair or blanket to sit on (supplies must be
transported in your kayak or canoe). For
reservations or more information, please
contact Jodi Grindrod at 631-537-1400 (x23)
or jgrindrod@eastendenvironment.org. |
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ECCO FARM 55 Long Lane East Hampton
324-5523
Water Seminar 5:00 pm
Summer Evening Seminar followed by Full
Moon Pot-Luck Picnic. Presenter: Kevin
McAllister Presenter Organization: Peconic
Baykeeper. Peconic Baykeeper is a non-profit
organization that works to protect and
sustain the South Shore and Peconic Bays of
Long Island. Kevin will talk about the
connections between land and water. |
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Music at the Talkhouse The Stephen
Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett
267-3117
Malea McGuinness 7:00 pm $10
Blue Jackets 9:00 pm $25
Rubix Kube 11:00 pm $25
Rubix Kube is able to crank out upbeat
pop and rock hit songs from the '80s--and
perform them exactly like the originals,
both musically and vocally. |
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Saturday August 16th |
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SAG HARBOR FARMER'S MARKET Bay Street,
Sag Harbor
Saturdays 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Bay Street in Sag Harbor, in the parking
lot by Marine Park.
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GUILD HALL 158 Main Street East Hampton
324-0806
Outdoor Dance Performance: Jennifer
Muller/The Works Performance 5:00 pm
Held at a private East Hampton estate.
Energetic, inspired, electrifying. For
nearly 35 years, contemporary dance company
Jennifer Muller/The Works has applied a
multi-disciplinary technique that weaves
dance, theater and visual arts to create
exhilarating dances that celebrate and
illuminate the human spirit. The program
will offer three exciting dances, including
company classic Bounce (excerpt), the recent
premiere Edge and a special preview of Aria,
a work-in-progress that will premiere during
the company's China Tour in December/January
2008. VIP Reception with the Company
immediately following performance.
(Rain-date August 17, 2008) |
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Comedy @ Bay Street Theatre Bay Street
at Long Wharf, Sag Harbor 725-9500
Dom Irrera 11:00 pm $50
Has one of the most natural styles in all
of stand-up comedy. Irrera has the ability
to make almost any crowd laugh until it
hurts, with an intricate mix of stories and
characters weaved together seamlessly. He
has appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show, The
View, Late Show with David Letterman and The
Tonight Show with Jay Leno. |
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60TH ANNUAL ARTISTS AND WRITERS SOFTBALL
GAME Benefit 3:00 pm $10
Herrick Park, East Hampton Village
60th Annual Celebrity Softball Game for
East End Hospice, East Hampton Day Care and
Phoenix House. Batting practice starts at 1
p.m. and the Game starts at 3 p.m.
“The late Roy Scheider, who for many
years was the pitcher for the Artists, will
be remembered prior to the game. Also to be
honored will be the memories of the 11
soldiers from this community who have given
their lives in the recent wars in the Middle
East. Their families, at the invitation of
Congressman Tim Bishop, will be in
attendance. This writer, along with a
mystery guest, will again umpire the game,
and prior to that, at 11 a.m. at the Lodge
Restaurant on Race Lane, will read a chapter
about the game from his recently published
Random House memoir, In the Hamptons: My
Fifty Years With Farmers, Fishermen,
Artists, Billionaires and Celebrities. All
are welcome to that, free of charge.” Quoted
from an article by Dan Rattiner in Dan’s
papers –Go Dan! |
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ARF (AnimaL Rescue Fund of The Hamptons)
Daniels Hole Road, East Hampton 537-0400
Claws for Paws Clambake 6:30 pm
At the Bridgehampton Tennis & Surf Club
Cocktails, Lobster Dinner, Beach Bonfire,
Dancing to a Motown Band on the beach.
Complimentary after-party at DUNE in
Southampton. To benefit the Animal Rescue
Fund of the Hamptons. Tickets must be
purchased in advance at
www.arfhamptons.org or contact ARF at
537-0400 x214 or
Kathy@ArfHamptons.org. |
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The Giving Tree Foundation
Rock the Hamptons Charity Event: Rock the
Harbor 6:00 pm Tickets start at $100
Music by The Giving Tree Band - Great
Food by The Seafood Shop - Open Bar – All
night long
Giving Tree NYC is a New York non-profit
corporation that runs the musical band, The
Giving Tree. The Giving Tree Foundation is a
charitable expression of Giving Tree NYC.
Through The Giving Tree Foundation, we
distribute net earnings to bona fide
charities chosen by members of the band.
These charities currently include The ALS
Association (Lou Gehrig's Disease), The
Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation, The
Morris Animal Foundation (Meisha's Hope
Fund), The Coalition for the Homeless, and
The Wounded Warrior Project.The Giving Tree
Foundation has also partnered with the
Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett, New York to
support the Wounded Warrior Project. Tickets
are $100.00 for general admission or $150
for Rock the Harbor (July 12) and Rock the
Farm (August 16) comined tickets for both
shows! Tickets are purchased in advanced and
can be picked up at the door. Rock The
Harbor Waterfront VIP tables for ten
available... For reservations and pricing
please call Rob Kaimowitz of Bull Path
Capital at: 212.520.256 or Nick Kraus of the
Stephen Talkhouse at: 516.446.8423.
Sponsorships are available. Please call for
more information! |
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LIGALY (Long Island Gay and Lesbian
Youth) 34 Park Avenue, Bay Shore 665-2300
ON THE BAY 2008 Summer Party 2:00 – 6:00
pm Tickets begin at $125 per person
An Enchanting Afternoon on Diamond Ranch
in Water Mill to celebrate LIGALY, which was
founded in 1993 to fill several vital social
needs, including helping GLBT youth come to
terms with their sexuality at the critical
stage of self-discovery, and providing GLBT
youth with a genuine community of friends
and advocates. The invitation-only guests
will enjoy an afternoon highlighted by a
Luxury Silent Auction of premium items and
services, sumptuous food and drink, and VIP
Guest gift bags. For further information,
go online to
www.ligaly.org. ). The always-popular
VIP gift bag will be brimming with products
from Jet One Jets, here!TV, Centaur Music,
Red Door Spas, Pearl Vodka and others. The
focal point of the day will be the Luxury
Silent Auction with more than 100 available
goods and services, including: Baccarat wine
glasses, a 3-night stay for two at the
Canyon Ranch in Lenox MA, Calvin Klein
cashmere robe, Joan Rivers jewelry, leather
goods and jewelry by Ralph Lauren, a Gucci
G-Tag wallet, a dress and handbag by Bill
Blass, leather duffle from Marc Jacobs
International, a weekend stay for two at a
luxury W Hotel, Elizabeth Arden products
from Red Door Spas, and 4 VIP tickets to the
Hampton Classic. |
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The Ross School 26 Goodfriend Drive, East
Hampton
Andre Agassi Foundation Benefit 6:30 pm
“A Night in The Hamptons” presented by &
benefiting the Andre Agassi Charitable
Foundation. Hosted by Andre Agassi and
featuring a musical performance by Rob
Thomas. For tickets or sponsorships, please
call 702-328-0048 or email
ecevents@agassi.net.
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Southampton Historical Museums and
Research Center Rogers Mansion 17 Meeting
House Lane (631) 283-2494
2nd Annual Southampton Antique Auto Show
10:00 am – 4:00 pm $5 adults, free for
children
From a 1926 Model T to a 1930s Rolls
Royce to a 1950s Buick convertible, this
show has it all. Antique Automobile
collectors from all over Long Island are
exhibiting their best pieces in this one day
event at the Rogers Mansion on Saturday,
August 16th between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00
p.m. Admission is $5 for adults and
children are free. |
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Bridgehampton Polo Club Two Trees
Stables 849 Hayground Road Bridgehampton
537-3881
Saturdays 7/19 – 8/23 Mercedes-Benz Polo
Challenge 4:00 pm General Admission $20 per
car
The Bridgehampton Polo Club once again
hosts the Mercedes-Benz Polo Challenge. This
year's competition will be even more intense
than the 2007 Mercedes-Benz Polo Challenge
when Two Trees/La Dolfina narrowly defeated
defending champions Black Watch/Ralph Lauren
to capture current possession of the coveted
trophy. General admission tickets are
available on the day of the polo match.
Proceeds benefit the South Fork Breast
Health Coalition. The VIP tent is reserved
for sponsors and their invited guests only
but spectators are welcome to bring beach
cairs, blankets or tailgate and watch the
real action, not just the pretty people! A
polo match lasts about 2 hours and is
divided into 6 timed periods called
chukkers. The object of the game is to
hit the
ball down the
field and through the goal posts to
score. During half time,
spectators go onto the field in a social
tradition called divot stomping. |
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BODY TECH FITNESS CENTER 249 Main Street,
Amagansett 267-8222
First Annual East Hampton Open Water Swim
Challenge 8:00 am start
Choose from three distance swims. A
half-mile, one mile and two mile distance
open water swim. Starts at Fresh Pond beach
and will involve a parallel to shoreline
swim in Gardiner's Bay, Fresh Pond. There
will also be a kids 10 and under free buoy
swim. All proceeds will benefit the East
Hampton Volunteer Ocean Rescue and East
Hampton Junior Lifeguard programs.
Additional Information: Tee-shirts and swim
caps for all participants. Age
Groups/Awards: 10 and under - ribbons Top
three in each age group and gender receive
awards: 11-15, 16-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49,
50-59, 60 and over. Fees: July 17 until the
day of - $55; Jr. Lifeguards - $15; 10 &
under kids free. For further information
contact John Ryan at 631-324-2787. |
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BookHampton 20 Main St East Hampton, 91
Main Street Southampton, 20 Main Street, Sag
Harbor
Bookhampton Southampton: Jake Rajs 5:00
pm
Jake Rajs discusses his new local
photography book, Beyond the Dunes
Bookhampton Sag Harbor: Adam Gittlin 5:00
pm
Adam Gittlin signs copies of his new
novel, The Deal |
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Canio’s Books 290 Main Street in
Street, Sag Harbor 725-4962
Poet Charlotte Mandel reads from her new
collection Rock Vein Sky 6:00 pm |
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Harmony Books 1745 Broadway, MD 13-3 New
York, NY 212-782-8945
Every Saturday (and sometimes Sunday)
beginning May 10 and continuing on to Labor
Day, author Dan Rattiner takes his new book
In the Hamptons and a microphone to one of
twenty five different locations in the
Hamptons and Montauk to give a short history
lesson about that spot and then read a
chapter from the book IN THE HAMPTONS that
took place at that locations. The public is
invited free of charge.
Meet the Author at The Lodge 11:00 am
Meet the Author at The Lodge on Race Lane
in East Hampton. Read "Bill Clinton" - a
future President takes over the umpiring of
the Hamptons' celebrity softball game and
"George Plimpton" -- which includes
Plimpton's involvement in a crazy event at
the Montauk Lighthouse called "Flight to
Portugal" where cars are driven over the
cliff and his further involvement at the
Artist vs. Writers Celebrity Softball Game.
Game follows after this event on the sandlot
baseball field in the Reutershan Parking Lot
directly behind Waldbaums on Newtown Lane in
East Hampton. 1 pm batting practice. 3 pm
game. $$ donation at game. |
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Loaves
and Fishes Cookshop 2422 Montauk Hwy
Bridgehampton 537-6066
Every Saturday we host in our store a
free cooking demo open to the public by one
of our teaching staff or a local chef. The
demos feature instruction on many of our
Viking appliances and offer samples of the
delicious food prepared. Come and have your
cooking questions answered by our experts
while tasting some of the best food around. |
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South Fork Natural History Museum 377
Bridgehampton/Sag Harbor Turnpike,
Bridgehampton 537-9735
Nature walks & workshops. For more
information, reservations, and directions to
meeting places, please call: Natureline
(631)537-9735. Walks are free to SOFO
members. Non-members $5
Shorebirds for Beginners 2:30 pm
Adult Bird Program. Walk Leader: Joe
Giunta. Mid-to-late August is the most
productive time to view southward-bound
shorebirds as they make their way through
our area from their breeding grounds in the
Arctic to their wintering grounds in Central
and South America. Learn how to identify
these migrating shorebirds as their plumage
changes from alternate (breeding) plumage to
basic plumage. |
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East
Hampton Trails Preservation SOCIETY Amagansett
324-0806
For general information about hiking in
East Hampton, go to www.ehtps.org or write
to
ehtps@hotmail.com.
3RD Annual Montauk Bike Ride (20-25
miles) 9:00 am
A leisurely ride through roads of
historical interest in Montauk. Meet at
Montauk Library on Route 27, 1/4 mile east
of village. Make sure your bike is in good
working order and helmets are required.
Leader: Burton Greenhouse 668-6995
Sunset/ Full Moon In The Walking Dunes (2
miles) 8:00
pm
Get away from the maddening crowd. We
will watch the sun set over the bay and then
turn around and watch the full moon rise
over the ocean. All this and learn a little
about the Walking Dunes. Remember, long
sleeves, long pants, insect repellent and
flash light. Bring your own refreshments.
Hike not appropriate for children |
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Southampton Trails Preservation Society
Bridgehampton 631-537-5202
Vineyard Field Full Moon 8:00 – 10:00 pm
Meet at South Fork Natural History Museum
on Bridgehampton Tpk., Bridgehampton. Dai
Dayton, 745-0689. |
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Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce 725-0011
The Vladimir Nielsen Piano Festival
Featuring aspiring and highly talented
piano students, and dedicated to the famous
pianist and teacher, Vladimir Nielsen.
Concert Gala & Clam Bake on Saturday, August
23. All concerts begin at 5pm, and are held
at the home of Rob and Alexandra Maimone, 64
Laurel Trail in Sag Harbor. Recital tickets
are $15 per person (children free) and
Concert Gala & Clam Bake tickets are $75 per
person. For reservations or for more
information, please call 631-899-4074 or
visit them online at www.nielsenfest.com |
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MONTAUK PUBLIC LIBRARY 871 Montauk Hwy
(Route 27), Montauk 668-3377
Songs For A Summer's Night 7:30 – 9:00 pm
An Aviva Players concert featuring songs
composed by Lili Boulanger, Mary Howe, Alma
Mahler, Lou Rodgers, 0'Clara Schumann,
Jeanne Singer, and Mira J. Spektor performed
by sopranos Maeve Hoglund and Helene Will
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Southampton Cultural Center Levitas
Center for the Arts, 2 Pond Lane,
Southampton 298-1078, 929-5875
Jessica Tortorice and Peter Ludlow in
Concert 8:00 pm
Works by Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Barber
and others. |
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Music at the Talkhouse The Stephen
Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett
267-3117
Benefit for the E.H. Day Care Center with
Kenny Rankin 8:00 pm $150 GA/ $250 VIP
Please call the East Hampton Day Care
Center for tickets 631-324-5560
Booga Sugar 11:00 pm $25
Ultimate 70's Rock Disco Band |
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Sunday August 17th
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East Hampton Historical Society 101 Main
Street East Hampton 324-6850
East Hampton’s Old Time Town Fair 1:00 pm
– 4:00 pm Free
A bountiful banquet of country arts &
crafts, magic shows, theatre, games, potato
sack races and general good times with
neighbors and passers-by.
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Harmony Books 1745 Broadway, MD 13-3 New
York, NY 212-782-8945
Every Saturday (and sometimes Sunday)
beginning May 10 and continuing on to Labor
Day, author Dan Rattiner takes his new book
In the Hamptons and a microphone to one of
twenty five different locations in the
Hamptons and Montauk to give a short history
lesson about that spot and then read a
chapter from the book IN THE HAMPTONS that
took place at that locations. The public is
invited free of charge.
Meet the Author at the Montauk Lighthouse
12:00 pm
Meet the Author on the grounds of the
Montauk Lighthouse. Reading "Saving the
Montauk Lighthouse" - the true story of how
a newspaper and a determined woman named
Georgina Reid from Miller Place stopped the
Coast Guard from abandoning the Lighthouse
and the surf from taking it by erosion.
Reading encore "George Plimpton."
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Williams Sonoma Bridgehampton Commons
Bridgehampton 537-3040
TECHNIQUE CLASSES Free
Please join us for a new series of
technique classes at your local
Williams-Sonoma store. Our technique classes
are an enjoyable way to broaden your
culinary experience with new flavors and
techniques. Led by culinary experts and
featuring cuisines from around the world,
classes include demonstrations and samples
of prepared dishes as well as printed
recipes you can take home. Join us for the
entire series or choose your favorite
individual classes. Class size is limited,
and classes tend to fill up quickly, so be
sure to reserve your space today.
All About Tomatoes
You say "tomato" – and so do we! With the
tomato season at its peak, we'll share our
favorite ways to enjoy this quintessential
summer food. You'll learn the basics of
picking, handling and storing tomatoes,
learn about key tomato accompaniments and
enjoy our favorite recipes. Reservations
Required. |
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ECCO FARM 55 Long Lane East Hampton
324-5523
Extending The Season 10:00 am
Presenter: EECO Master Gardener Presenter
Organization: EECO Farm. Description: Cheap
and easy ways to start now so you can eat
your own veggies into the fall and winter;
cold frames and hoophouses, ready-made and
homemade; selecting varieties that do well
in colder weather. |
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Southampton Historical Museums and
Research Center Rogers Mansion 17 Meeting
House Lane (631) 283-2494
Long Pond Greenbelt 9:00 – 11:00 am
Meet at Mashashimuet Park, Sag Harbor. 5
miles, quick pace. Dai Dayton, 745-0689. |
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Music at the Talkhouse The Stephen
Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett
267-3117
The Itals 9:00 pm $25
Reggae
Winston Irie 11:00 pm $10
Reggae |
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Monday August 18th |
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Comedy @ Bay Street Theatre Bay Street
at Long Wharf, Sag Harbor 725-9500
Craig Shoemaker - The Lovemaster 8:00 pm
$50
Named “Comedian of the Year” by the
American Comedy Awards, Shoemaker played to
over two million people last year at every
major venue in the US. He has appeared on
over 100 television shows including HBO’s
Comic Relief, the Showtime All Stars and
Hollywood Squares. The Los Angeles Times
says, “…Insightful and amusing… we are moved
beyond laughter to tears.” |
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The Ross School 26 Goodfriend Drive, East
Hampton
Theater Benefit @ Ross - Doors Open 6:30
pm, Show Starts 8:00 pm $500.00
An evening with Broadway and
Off-Broadway’s biggest stars. Featuring
Michael Cavanaugh of “Movin’ Out” and three
time Tony Award nominee Kelli O’hara from
South Pacific, Cady Huffman from The
Producers, Daphne Rubin-Vega from Rent And
John Lloyd Young of Jersey Boys to benefit
Ross School Theater programs. Estimated
tax-deductible portion of this ticket:
$225.00 |
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Long Pond Greenbelt Nature Center 1061
Sag Harbor Tpke, Bridgehampton 287-5720
Long Pond Greenbelt Nature Center Summer
Lecture Series 6:00 – 7:00 pm
Eric Woodward will show images from his
historic postcard collection. Most of the
cards show scenes of Southampton and
surrounding areas from 1905 to 1935. Many
show local buildings, houses and street
scenes, but Eric will also include cards
showing local scenery and outdoor
lifestyles, for example ranging from
gathering Holly in Amagansett to harvesting
cranberries in Riverhead. Also, summertime
would not be complete without a good dose of
beach and bathing scenes. "It's remarkable
the depth of information about local life
contained on these early cards, information
not easily available elsewhere," says Eric.
This event is co-sponsored by the Friends of
the Long Pond Greenbelt and is open to the
public. We can accommodate 25 people.
Parking is limited and may require a short
walk along a dirt drive. This building is
not handicap accessible. |
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MONTAUK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 742
Montauk Highway Montauk 668-2428
Mondays 6/30- 9/01 Concerts on the Green
6:00 – 8:30 pm Free
R&B, soul & rock are the sounds of Momma
Lee and Friends, the musical offering this
Monday night. |
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MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen
Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett
267-3117
David Ippolito, that guitar man from
Central Park 8:00 pm $15
Open Jam 11:00 pm $0 |
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Tuesday August 19th |
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Williams Sonoma Bridgehampton Commons
Bridgehampton 537-3040
COOKING CLASSES AT WILLIAMS SONOMA
Tuesdays 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm $55 |
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Sag Harbor chamber of commerce
Tuesdays through 8/31: Free Evening
Concert 8:00 – 9:00 pm Free
By the Sag Harbor Community Band,
outside, on the patio in front of the
American Legion Building/Dockside
Restaurant, Bay Street. From Mozart to
Marches, Show Tunes to Sing-alongs. Great
Family Fun! Bring a beach chair. No
performance if raining. |
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MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen
Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett
267-3117
The Creamsicles 9:00 pm $15
Throw Parliament Funkadelic, Led Zepplin,
Prince, James Brown, and Queen in a blender,
freeze, and take a bite, and you'd have the
New York based band The Creamsicles.
Little Head Thinks 11:00 pm $10
Alternative/Rock Band/Cover and originals |
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Wednesday August 20th |
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Southampton Historical Museums and
Research Center Rogers Mansion 17 Meeting
House Lane Southampton 283-2494
Wednesdays Knitting in the Music Room
with Mimi Finger 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm $5
adults, free for members and children 17 and
under |
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GUILD HALL 158 Main Street, East Hampton
324-0806
The Naked Stage – Staged Play Readings in
The Boots Lamb Education Center at Guild
Hall
The Naked Stage is a working collective
of performing artists dedicated to the
development of theatre on the East End of
Long Island. The members of The Naked Stage
believe in the possibilities generated by
the collaboration of devoted people. We wish
to provide a focal point for the
encouragement of theatre and all its
associated arts. The Naked Stage: Works in
Progress serves as an incubator and
laboratory for actors, writers, directors,
dancers, composers, musicians and designers
to practice and explore their craft.
Reading of Betrayal by Harold Pinter 7:30
pm
By Harold Pinter, Directed by Tom Gustin,
Featuring Tom Gustin, Morgan Duke and
Stephen Hamilton.
Pinter's classic examination of adultery,
crafted with the playwright's customary
inventiveness and subtlety, sheds new
insights on our capacity for love. A
critical and popular success on both sides
of the atlantic, betrayal was the winner of
the drama critics circle award for best
foreign play, and the west end award in
london for best play of the season. |
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The Ross School 26 Goodfriend Drive, East
Hampton
Well-Being Benefit @ Ross 1:30 Doors Open
2:00 pm Classes Begin $750.00
Learn, relax & heal at this special
health, wellness & fitness event. Featuring
New Spirituality Author And Lecturer
Marianne Williamson, Urban Zen Foundation
with Donna Karan and Rodney Yee, Colleen
Saidman. Kris Carr. Jill Pettijohn, Dr.
Jamie Naughtright, Robert Thruman. To
benefit Ross School Wellness programs.
Estimated tax-deductible portion of this
ticket: $325.00 |
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East Hampton Trails Preservation Society
Amagansett 329-4227
Contact hike leaders directly for
information regarding the scheduled hikes.
Ralph’s Landing (2 miles) 9:00
am
Good things still come in small
packages. This easy 2 miler (some beach
walking) has the best water views in the
Northwest including the Cedar Point
Lighthouse, Barcelona Neck, Sag Harbor and
Shelter Island. Meet at the water end of
Mile Hill Rd. off Old Northwest Rd in East
Hampton.Leader: Gene Makl 324-8662 |
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Southampton Cultural Center Levitas
Center for the Arts, 2 Pond Lane,
Southampton 298-1078, 929-5875
Summer Concert Series: Precisions
(Agawam Park) 7:00 pm |
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MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen
Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett
267-3117
Asleep at the Wheel 8:00 pm $75 GA/ $90
VIP
Asleep at the Wheel has been called the
“post-modern kings of western swing,” and
given their storied history, it is a title
that few would question.
Karaoke with Harry 11:00 pm $5
From Big Band to Hip Hop Harry's got it
all..... |
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Thursday August 21st |
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Hither Hills State Park 50 South
Fairview Avenue, Montauk
Thursdays 6/26 – 8/28 Sand Castle Contest
Sand sculptors may use sand, water and
any other natural materials native to the
beach. Prizes awarded in several
categories. Registration 9:30 - 10:30 am.
For further information, call 631-668-2554 |
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Stony brook Southampton 239 Montauk
Highway, Southampton 632-8000
Music at Stony Brook Southampton:
Sustainable Treasures Tickets $15 - $40
Jazz with Christopher Higgins (bass),
Frank LoCrasto (piano), Greg Ritchie
(drums), Rebecca Martin (vocalist) 8:00 pm |
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Southampton Chamber of Commerce 283-0402
All Day Fashion Party to Support the
Chamber Building Expansion
Apricot Lane – 100 Main Street,
Southampton Village
Light Refreshments will be served. 20%
off on all purchases!(excluding clearance
items) 20% per sale will be
donated to the Chamber Building Fund!
Summer Concert Series “Concerts at Marine
Park”: Big Band East 7:30 |
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MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen
Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett
267-3117
Joseph Arthur 8:00 pm $20 GA/ $35 VIP
A contemporary singer-songwriter from
Akron, Ohio, known for his melodic
compositions combined with swirling
choruses. He was discovered by Peter Gabriel
in the mid-'90s, and signed to Gabriel's
Real World label.
Bastards of Boom 11:00 pm $10
Bastards of Boom are the illegitimate
children of Escola de Samba Boom. They take
Brazilian rhythms and mix them up with Rock,
Electronica, and World melodies to create
the ultimate groove machine. |
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Friday August 22nd |
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East Hampton Farmers Market North Main
Street, East Hampton
Fridays through September 9:00 am – 1:00
pm
Organic produce, baked goods, scallops,
lobsters and fish. Nick & Toni’s restaurant
parking lot on North Main Street. |
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The Ross School 26 Goodfriend Drive, East
Hampton
Cuisine & Wine @ Ross 6:00 – 10:00 pm
$1,000
Danny Meyer’s Union Square Hospitality
Ground, with its renowned roster of chefs
and a record 19 James Beard Awards, will
create an unforgettable food & wine event
with top chefs from New York and beyond.
Estimated tax-deductible portion of this
ticket: $625.00 |
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Music at the Talkhouse The Stephen
Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett
267-3117
Yellowman 8:00 pm $35
They take Brazilian rhythms and mix them
up with Rock, Electronica, and world
melodies to create the ultimate groove
machine.
Hot Lava 10:00 pm $25
Molten musical interpretations of The
Who, The Rolling Stones,The Replacements,
Ryan Adams, and others. |
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At the Movies |
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United Artists Easthampton 30 Main
Street, East Hampton 324-0448
(Matinees on weekends only. Please call
ahead, as movie times may change.)
Mamma Mia! (PG-13, 108 min.) 11:45am |
2:20pm | 4:50pm | 7:30pm | 10:20pm
The Dark Knight (PG-13, 150 min.) 11:50am
| 3:20pm | 6:45pm | 10:10pm
Brideshead Revisited (PG-13, 134 min.)
12:50pm | 4:00pm | 7:00pm | 9:50pm
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2
(PG-13, 117 min.) 12:45pm | 3:40pm | 7:10pm
| 10:00pm
Bottle Shock (PG-13, 110 min.) 12:00pm |
2:40pm | 5:15pm | 7:50pm | 10:30pm
Vicky Cristina Barcelona (PG-13, 96 min.)
12:15pm | 2:45pm | 5:10pm | 7:40pm | 10:15pm |
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Sag Harbor Cinema 90 Main Street, Sag
Harbor 725-0010
(Movie Schedule shown is for Saturday –
Check with the theatre for daily schedule)
Elsa & Fred (PG, 108 min.) 4:45pm
Tell No One (Ne le dis a personne) (Not
Yet Rated, 125 min.) 7:00pm
The Last Mistress (Une vieille maitresse)
(Not Yet Rated, 109 min.) 9:20pm |
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United Artists SouThampton 43 Hill
Street, Southampton 777-3456
The Dark Knight (PG-13, 150 min.) 12:30pm
| 3:45pm | 7:00pm | 10:15pm
Pineapple Express (R, 112 min.) 12:00pm |
2:35pm | 5:20pm | 7:55pm | 10:30pm
Tropic Thunder (R, 106 min.) 12:10pm |
2:40pm | 5:10pm | 7:45pm | 10:20pm
Henry Poole is Here (PG, 100 min.)
12:20pm | 2:45pm | 5:00pm | 7:30pm | 10:00pm |
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JEWISH
CENTER OF THE HAMPTONS 44 Woods Lane,
East Hampton 324-9858
Mon 8/18 Monday Night at the Movies:
Making Trouble (2007) 8:00 pm
Making Trouble (2007) - The story of six
of the greatest female comic performers of
the last Century: Molly Picon, Fanny Brice,
Sophie Tucker, Joan Rivers, Gilda Radner and
Wendy Wasserstein. It's the true saga of
what it means to be Jewish, female and
funny. |
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Movies at
GUILD HALL The Boots Lamb Education
Center, Guild Hall 158 Main Street, East
Hampton 324-0806
Sat 8/16 Larry Rivers, Public and Private
3:00 pm
A Film by Lana Jokel. 1992, 75 minutes.
Larry Rivers was known for being outspoken,
irreverent, and having a quick wit. Rivers
appropriates images of historically
established masterpieces and transforms them
into his personal vision. Interviews in the
film include Rivers, his dealer Pierre
Levari, art historian and critic Sam Hunter,
author Arnold Weinstein, his ex-wife Clarice
and his children.
Sun 8/17 Pull My Daisy
Tues 8/19 Rules of the Game 7:30 pm
Directed by Jean Renoir 1939, 106min. French
w/ English subtitles. Widely regarded as
one of the greatest films ever made, Jean
Renoir’s masterpiece The Rules of the Game
is a scathing critique of corrupt French
society cloaked in a comedy of manners. At a
weekend hunting party, amorous escapades
abound among the aristocratic guests and are
mirrored by the activities of the servants
downstairs. The refusal of one of the guests
to play by society’s rules sets off a chain
of events that ends in tragedy. Poorly
received upon its release in 1939, the film
was severely re-edited, and the original
negative was destroyed during World War II.
Only in 1959 was the film fully
reconstructed and embraced by audiences and
critics who now see it as a timeless
representation of a vanishing way of life.
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Children’s Events |
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POLLOCK-KRASNER HOUSE 830 Fireplace
Road, East Hampton 324-4929
Fri 8/15 Pollock/Krasner Tour & Drip
Painting Workshop 10:30 – 11:30 am
Geared for kids, this is a guided tour of
the Pollock Krasner house & studio followed
by a painting workshop ala Jackson Pollock,
that you get to take home. One of a kind
experience. Contact 631-329-2811 for more
information and reservation or karynmannix@optonline.net |
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Chabad of Southampton Jewish Center 214
Hill Street, Southampton 287-2249
Fridays 7/4 – 8/29 Challah Time 5:30 pm
Free
We invite children of all ages, parents
and grand-parents to join in the fun of
creating your own Challah to take home for
Shabbat. Complimentary Admission. All are
welcome, no affiliation necessary. Knead the
Dough, Braid the Challah, Watch it Rise.
Music & songs, juice Kiddush & children’s
raffle. |
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East Hampton Historical Society 101 Main
Street East Hampton 324-6850
Saturdays Colonial Kids: A History Club
with Barbara Driver
Meets second Saturday of each month.
Explore the past through art, science,
cooking, music and crafts at all our
historic sites. Call (631) 324-6850 for
registration and information. |
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The Children's Museum Of The East End (CMEE) 376
Bridgehampton/Sag Harbor Turnpike,
Bridgehampton 537-8250
It started with a dream: To create a
magical and inviting place for young people
that would stir their curiosity and
imagination. In this quickly moving world of
technology, children’s museums give families
an opportunity to slow down and actively
share in their children’s growth. These
wonderful places of discovery are designed
to provide interactive experiences that
foster curiosity in children and create a
lifelong love of self-directed learning.
Interactive exhibits will be both permanent
and rotating. The permanent exhibit will
focus on what makes the East End a special
place, with an emphasis on the people and
living creatures that inhabit it. Themes
include agriculture, fishing, world
celebrations, and community. In addition to
the indoor activities, visitors will be
encouraged to explore outdoor exhibits,
mazes and gardens. Plans include space for
year-round workshops, performances, and
special events, as well as a permanent art
workshop for children to explore their own
creativity. Reservations required unless
otherwise specified. CMEE Museum Hours:
Mon, Wed, Thurs & Sat: 9 am-6 pm; Friday is
late night at CMEE: 9 am-7:30 pm; Sun: 10
am-6 pm; Closed on Tuesdays Admission:
Under 1 year old: FREE; 12 and under: $5.00;
Teens and Grownups: $7.00; Senior Grownups:
$5.00 YOU MUST REGISTER FOR ALL CLASSES IN
ADVANCE. |
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Kidstreet @ Bay Street Theatre Bay
Street at Long Wharf, Sag Harbor 725-9500
Dedicated to providing young people with
intelligent, adventurous entertainment that
nurtures the capacity for wonder, "KidStreet"
features performances and presentations from
the industry's most talented professional
artists for young audiences. Learning
powered, stimulating and FUN for the whole
family!!!
Thu 8/21 Freaky Friday 3:00 pm $10
The comedy classic starring Jamie Lee
Curtis and Lindsay Lohan. Book signing with
Mary Rodgers following the screening.
Tickets available at the Box Office the
day of show! |
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South Fork Natural History Museum 377
Bridgehampton/Sag Harbor Turnpike,
Bridgehampton 537-9735
Nature walks & workshop. For more
information, reservations, and directions to
meeting places, please call: Natureline
537-9735. Walks are free to SOFO members.
Non-members are charged $5 per person |
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Goat
on a Boat Puppet Theatre Christ
Episcopal Church (Parish Hall) East Union
Street, Sag Harbor 725-4193
Summer Puppet Shows: Thursdays, Fridays &
Saturdays at 11:00 am
June 26–August 30, no show July 4 ~
Tickets are $10 for everyone, $9 for members
& grandparents, $5 for children under 3.
Summer Puppet Play Groups: Mondays,
Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays at 9:00 am
For children 3 & under with their
grown-up. Join us for an hour of free play,
music, games, songs & a Minkie the Monkey
puppet show! 10 weeks for $180.
Summer Tot Art: Mondays & Tuesdays 10:30
am for an hour of crafty fun.
Ages 5 & under. 10 weeks for $180.
Summer Stay & Play: Thursdays 4:30-7:00
pm
Drop kids 3–7 at the Goat for our weekly
party which includes arts & crafts, games,
music, dancing, a pizza dinner & a short
puppet film while you do your shopping & get
ready for the weekend! Reservations required
in advance 631-725-4193. $45 for one child,
$65 for two.
Fridays 7/11 – 8/29 Special Outside
Series 5:30 pm
The Meeting House presents Goat on a Boat
at Amagansett. |
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Nova’s ArK 30 Millstone Road,
Bridgehampton 917-502-0790
Sun 8/17 Safari & Clay Creations 10:00 am
– 11:30 am
Author Joyce Raimondo guides families on
an art adventure at the spectacular
sculpture site, Nova's Ark Project. Go on a
safari where you will find huge steel
creatures that seem to fly and colorful
jungle animals in art. On your journey, say
hello to live sheep! Then mold your own
imaginary clay creatures and decorate them
with jewels, pipe-cleaners, feathers, beads,
and more. Book signing follows workshops.
Pre-registration required. |
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Atlantis Marine World 431 East Main
Street, Riverhead 208-9200
Long Island’s own full-scale Aquarium.
From shark dives to snorkeling, boat tours
to salt marsh explorations, a giant octopus
to the Western hemisphere’s largest
all-living Coral Reef display, it’s all
happening at Atlantis Marine World. Open
year-round from 10am to 5pm. |
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Long Island Game Farm Chapman Blvd.
Manorville 878-6644
Welcome to our 38th season as the largest
combined children's zoo and wildlife park on
Long Island. We offer families a natural
environment where they can learn about
wildlife and animals through education and
entertainment.
Open Daily April 29 to October 8
weekdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., weekends 10:00
am – 6:00 pm |
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Dinosaur Walk Museum 221 East Main
Street Riverhead
At the Dinosaur Walk Museum, the
dinosaurs aren’t fossils or bones. They are
life-size sculptures. You and your family
can see one of the world’s largest
collections of prehistoric animals, ranging
from the two-story-high Tyrannosaurus Rex to
a tiny 12-inch tall Microraptor. Other
exhibits include giant sea lizards, flying
reptiles, and replicas of bones, skulls, and
skeletons of ancient prehistoric creatures.
The museum also features a movie theatre
showing high-definition educational films
that bring dinosaurs to life. They also have
many hands-on activities for children of all
ages, such as a dinosaur fossil dig,
creative coloring stations, books, and
movies about dinosaurs.
Open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Adults: $10.95 Seniors 62+: $8.95 Teens
12–18: $8.95 Children ages 3–11: $7.95
Children 2 and under are free |
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Amaryllis Farm Equine Rescue 93
Merchant’s Path, Sagaponack 537-7335
Saturdays 'Lil Cowpokes Pony Club 10:00
am – 12:00 pm Ages 3 & up
Learn barn care, riding and do arts and
crafts on this rescue ranch. Amaryllis Farm
Equine Rescue is a 501(c)3 non profit
charity saving horses lives and educating
the public.
Sundays Hug A Horse 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Visit the Hampton's only horse rescue site
at their educational barn. Amaryllis Farm
Equine Rescue has stepped between the
majority of their equine residents and a
brutal death by slaughter for human
consumption overseas. Please visit the
website at www.forRascal.com to learn more
and then come on down and Hug a Horse! Or a
Mule! |
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PECONIC LAND TRUST 296 Hampton Road,
Southampton 283-3195 |
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Water Mill Museum 41 Old Mill Road,
Water Mill 726-462
Children’s Mill Tours Mondays 11:30 am
Assist in helping shell corn, feed the
hopper over the mill stones and sift grain
for flour. Hands-on milling sessions for
children 5 and up with parents or
accompanying adults |
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SOUTHAMPTON HISTORICAL MUSEUMS AND
RESEARCH CENTER Rogers Mansion, 17 Meeting
House Lane (631) 283-2494 |
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Southampton Cultural Center 2 Pond Lane,
Southampton 298-1078, 929-5875 |
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The
Parrish Art Museum 25 Job’s Lane,
Southampton 283-2118
Classes for Children – check Website for
ongoing classes |
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GUILD HALL 158 Main Street East Hampton
324-0806
Classes for Children – check
Website for ongoing classes |
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Montauk Public Library 871 Montauk Hwy
(Route 27), Montauk 668-3377
Call or check the website for children’s
events.
Fri 8/15 "Catch The Reading Bug" Craft
hour 11:00 am
Mon 8/18 Story Hour-Preschool 10:00 am
Mon 8/18 Mommy & Me 10:45 am
Tues 8/19 Liz Joyce puppet show –
families 7:00 pm
Fri 8/22 "Catch The Reading Bug" Craft
hour 11:30 am |
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East Hampton Library 159 Main Street,
East Hampton 324-0222
Call or check the website for children’s
events. |
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The Golden Eagle 14 Gingerbread Lane,
East Hampton 324-0603
Art classes and activities. Call for
schedule. |
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Hampton Library 2478 Main Street,
Bridgehampton 537-0015
Call or check the website for children’s
events. |
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THE JOHn JERMAIN LIBRARY 201 Main
Street, Sag Harbor 725-0049
Call or check the website for children’s
events. |
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KIDS JUJITSU 37 Mile Harbor Road in
East Hampton 329-5982
Mondays and Wednesdays 4:00 pm - ages 5
– 6
Tuesdays and Thursdays 4:00 pm - ages 7
– 8
Mon – Thurs 5:00 pm - ages 9 – 13
Young people learn self defense and gain
confidence with these classes. |
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The Touch Dancing Studios Newtown Lane,
East Hampton 288-5659
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