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Members, Directors and Officers of the East Hampton Lions Club attended an installation dinner at The Blend on Thursday, June 24. The Club, which has been chartered locally since 1949, is current led by President Stephen Lynch, Sr., whose son, Stephen Lynch Jr. is also a member of the service-oriented organization.

Members, Directors and Officers of the East Hampton Lions Club attended an installation dinner at The Blend on Thursday, June 24. The Club, which has been chartered locally since 1949, is current led by President Stephen Lynch, Sr., whose son, Stephen Lynch Jr. is also a member of the service-oriented organization.

Maureen Vita and Paul Dempsey at The Remsenburg Academy’s opening reception for “Under the Strawberry Moon” on Saturday, which included a special art sale to benefit the Ellen Hermanson Foundation.

Maureen Vita and Paul Dempsey at The Remsenburg Academy’s opening reception for “Under the Strawberry Moon” on Saturday, which included a special art sale to benefit the Ellen Hermanson Foundation. Henry Mangels photo

Stained glass windows are removed from Temple Adas Israel in Sag Harbor on June 21 as the Temple begins an expansion and restoration of the oldest synagogue on Long Island.

Stained glass windows are removed from Temple Adas Israel in Sag Harbor on June 21 as the Temple begins an expansion and restoration of the oldest synagogue on Long Island. Michael Heller

Stained glass windows are removed from Temple Adas Israel in Sag Harbor on June 21 as the Temple begins an expansion and restoration of the oldest synagogue on Long Island.

Stained glass windows are removed from Temple Adas Israel in Sag Harbor on June 21 as the Temple begins an expansion and restoration of the oldest synagogue on Long Island. Michael Heller

Stained glass windows are removed from Temple Adas Israel in Sag Harbor on June 21 as the Temple begins an expansion and restoration of the oldest synagogue on Long Island.

Stained glass windows are removed from Temple Adas Israel in Sag Harbor on June 21 as the Temple begins an expansion and restoration of the oldest synagogue on Long Island. Michael Heller

LTV presented $500 scholarships to East Hampton students Anni Spacek and Max Eberle on June 24. The LTV Community Scholarship is presented to students with a passion for community media, lifelong learning, and free speech and who are pursuing an education in film, television, broadcasting or radio. With the students are LTV Chairman Jon Olken and Michael Clarke. KYRIL BROMLEY

LTV presented $500 scholarships to East Hampton students Anni Spacek and Max Eberle on June 24. The LTV Community Scholarship is presented to students with a passion for community media, lifelong learning, and free speech and who are pursuing an education in film, television, broadcasting or radio. With the students are LTV Chairman Jon Olken and Michael Clarke. KYRIL BROMLEY

Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center hosted a Pre-K moving up ceremony on Friday for the more than 40 children who will celebrate their official entry into Kindergarten. KYRIL BROMLEY

Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center hosted a Pre-K moving up ceremony on Friday for the more than 40 children who will celebrate their official entry into Kindergarten. KYRIL BROMLEY

Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center hosted a Pre-K moving up ceremony on Friday for the more than 40 children who will celebrate their official entry into Kindergarten. KYRIL BROMLEY

Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center hosted a Pre-K moving up ceremony on Friday for the more than 40 children who will celebrate their official entry into Kindergarten. KYRIL BROMLEY

Valeria and Axel Yaguarem at the Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center's Pre-K moving up ceremony on Friday for the more than 40 children who will celebrate their official entry into Kindergarten. KYRIL BROIMLEY

Valeria and Axel Yaguarem at the Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center's Pre-K moving up ceremony on Friday for the more than 40 children who will celebrate their official entry into Kindergarten. KYRIL BROIMLEY

On Saturday evening, LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton revealed over 100 objects from the work and personal collection of the noted textile designer, and LongHouse Founder, the late Jack Lenor Larsen. The exhibition, on view through September 5th, is called

On Saturday evening, LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton revealed over 100 objects from the work and personal collection of the noted textile designer, and LongHouse Founder, the late Jack Lenor Larsen. The exhibition, on view through September 5th, is called "Jack, Larger Than Life", and was curated by Wendy Van Deusen and Sherri Donghia, who carefully selected from several thousand pieces. www.longhouse.org RICHARD LEWIN

author on Jun 28, 2021
Montauk Book Reading The Montauk Lighthouse will host a reading with Amanda Fairbanks on her new book, “The Lost Boys of Montauk,” followed by a discussion with author Tom Clavin,... more

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The Juneteenth Jubilee Celebration Committee, in partnership with Calvary Baptist Church, and Acre Shoe Community Development, are seeking vendors for its celebration this year at Herrick Park in East Hampton. Described as a day of family fun filled with love for all people, remembering the fundamental principles and true meaning of Juneteenth, the event will take place on June 19 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. It will include activities, arts and crafts for kids, as well as an opportunity to support the East Hampton Food Pantry with donations of nonperishable food; tax-deductible monetary donations will also be accepted. The ... 6 May 2024 by Staff Writer

Virtual Lecture Will Discuss the Artemis Accords

The Hamptons Observatory, in partnership with Rutgers University, will present a free, virtual lecture by Rebecca Bresnik, Esq., associate general counsel for international and space law for NASA, on Tuesday, May 21, at 7 p.m. Bresnik was an original drafting participant of the Artemis Accords, which uphold peaceful and cooperative relationships in space. The event will be moderated by Johanna Bond, the dean of Rutgers Law School. Hamptons Observatory co-founder, president and Rutgers Law School alumnus Terry Bienstock will introduce Ms. Bresnik. NASA, in coordination with the U.S. Department of State, established the Artemis Accords in 2020 together with seven ... by Staff Writer

Bay Street Seeking Summer Volunteers

Bay Street Theater and Sag Harbor Center for the Arts is seeking enthusiastic, energetic, theater-loving volunteers, age 15 and up, for the upcoming season. Daytime and nighttime opportunities are available. Bay Street’s unpaid assistants often help with administrative tasks and mailing projects, and they are crucial to performances for disseminating programs, greeting and seating patrons, taking tickets, selling raffles, and other hospitality duties. Volunteering also provides a worthwhile opportunity for students to receive community service credits toward their graduation requirements. Programs for which volunteers are needed include New Works play readings, 2024 Mainstage Season, Music Mondays, Comedy with Mike Birbiglia ... by Staff Writer

The Hangar Returns to LTV Studios

LTV Studios will be transformed into “The Hangar” on Saturday, May 25, from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. The space will be a vibrant venue with art installations and immersive lighting, plus showcase local DJs. The evening will feature live DJs including Flykai, ZVCH, Esly and a special guest. Food and beverages will be available for an additional cost. Tickets cost $20 in advance and $25 at the door. The event is 18+ and tickets can be purchased by visiting www.ltvehorg. by Staff Writer

Used Bike Donations Sought

Used bikes that are no longer needed or wanted may be dropped off at North Haven Village Hall on Ferry Road. They will be turned over to the newly named nonprofit Long Island Bike Coop, whose volunteers will repair and refurbish any donated bike before turning it over to a new owner. The goal of the Long Island Bike Coop is to promote cycling and its related health benefits, and to keep bicycles out of the landfill, plus provide bicycles to those who need one. The last day to drop off a bike is Friday, May 10. by Staff Writer

Registration Open for Youth Bureau’s Coast Explorers Program

The Town of Southampton Youth Bureau is currently accepting applications for its Coastal Explorers Summer Program at the Flanders Youth Center, 655 Flanders Road. Explorers will learn about Long Island’s marine environment and natural resources. The summer program, from July 8 through August 14, will combine educational activities, field trips and hands-on experiences while incorporating traditional summer games and activities. The program meets Monday through Thursday each week from 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. and is for those entering grades five through eight; proof of age is required. Program registration fee is $600 for all six weeks and is due ... by Staff Writer

‘D-D-D Sale’ Set for June 1

The 32nd annual Decorators-Designers-Dealers Sale and Auction Benefit Gala, known as the “D-D-D Sale,” to benefit the Southampton Fresh Air Home, is set for Saturday, June 1, opening with a 4 p.m. preview for benefactors. It will be held at the Fresh Air Home, 36 Barkers Island Road, in Southampton. The Southampton Fresh Air Home is a residential center offering summer camp sessions and year-round programs for children and young adults with physical disabilities. The D-D-D features a cocktail party, silent and wine auctions and a home furnishings and antiques sale. The auctions feature top names in fashion, jewelry, travel, ... by Staff Writer

Register Now for Hamptons Pride Parade

The Hamptons Pride Parade in East Hampton Village is gearing up for its third annual celebration on Saturday, June 1. Lineup starts at 11 a.m. on Main Street near Pondview Lane and Guild Hall, and the parade kicks off at noon. Registered participants will march east on Main Street to Newtown Lane, Railroad Avenue, and Lumber Lane, ending in Herrick Park, where there will be music and celebration with D.J. Karin Ward until 3 p.m. Those interested in participating in the parade should register at HamptonsPride.org by Wednesday, May 29. All are invited to walk with friends, family, co-workers; enter ... by Staff Writer

Carnival Coming to Elks Lodge

The Southampton Elks Lodge #1574 is bringing Newtown Shows to its fair grounds in Southampton for the 10th annual Family Festival Community Carnival on Friday, May 10, through Sunday, May 12, and the following weekend, May 17 to 19. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the community initiatives, from helping improve children’s health care to providing assistance to veterans, of the Elks Lodge. Rides and games have a fee through a pay-one-price bracelet is available as well. by Staff Writer

Required Boating Course Offered by Power Squadron

The Peconic Bay Power Squadron will offer America’s Boating Course on Saturdays, June 8 and 15, at 9 a.m. at Clearwater Beach Marina in East Hampton. The course is approved by New York State and is an opportunity for boaters to comply with the state’s boater education law by providing essential information for new boaters or a brush up for experienced boaters. The course is also approved by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators and the U.S. Coast Guard. The two sessions will cover boating law, safety equipment, safe boating practices, navigation, boating emergencies, personal watercraft, charts, GPS, ... by Staff Writer