Did I read correctly that a local business owner was fined for parking her car while working [“Business Owner Racks Up Nearly $40,000 in Sag Harbor Parking Fines,” 27east.com, April 4]? Please tell me that a mistake was made. In what universe would that make sense?
I hope someone comes to their senses. People who work in town should have free parking.
And congratulations to you all for the well-deserved awards for this great newspaper [“The Express News Group Wins Numerous Honors in State Newspaper Contest,” 27east.com, April 30]. Thank you.
Ruby Jackson
Sag Harbor
Curtis Institute of Music Alumni and Faculty To Perform in East Hampton on July 22Talented alumni and faculty from the world-renowned Curtis Institute of Music will tour the East Coast this summer, with a concert scheduled for Tuesday, July 22, at 7 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church of East Hampton. The event is...
Westhampton Beach Senior Raises $3,000 for Additional AED for Sports ProgramsBob Bancroft, the chief of the Westhampton War Memorial Ambulance, and Chris Isola, Quogue Village’s chief of police, typically like to challenge the leaders of the Westhampton Junior Ambulance Squad each year, trying to find a project or initiative for...
'Bonnie & Clyde' Cast and Crew Announced for Bay Street MusicalBay Street Theater has unveiled the complete cast and creative teams for its pulse-pounding musical “Bonnie & Clyde,” which takes the stage from July 29 to August 24. Directed by Bay Street’s artistic director Scott Schwartz, with music by Frank...
Claes Brondal Makes a Scene of JazzThe day after the successful Hamptons JazzFest summer launch party attracted several hundred guests at the Southampton Arts Center on June 22, Claes Brondal, executive director of the five-year, three-month annual festivity, takes a quick breather from all the heavy...
Hamptons Fine Art Fair Returns to Southampton for 19th EditionJackson Pollock, the Abstract Expressionist painter who spent years on the East End, once quipped that “painting is self discovery — every good artist paints what he is.” It’s this form of expression that will be on full display at...
‘Six In The Mix’ Exhibition Showcases East End Artists at Ashawagh Hall, July 11 to 13“Six In The Mix,” an art exhibition featuring local artists Kirsten Benfield, John Kneapler, John Haubrich, Dorothy W. Kopelman, Daniel Hughs Vernola and Grace Chun, will run July 11 to 13 at Ashawagh Hall in Springs. An opening reception will...
'The Westhampton Beach Project' Returns for an Exciting Weekend of Dance and MusicThere’s no shortage on the East End of places to enjoy live music, fine art and dance. But there’s no place that combines them like “The Westhampton Beach Project,” an annual show held on the Great Lawn, free of charge...
'Luminosity: LongHouse Benefit & Auction 2025' Preview VernissageLongHouse Reserve invites the public to an exclusive preview vernissage of “Luminosity: LongHouse Benefit & Auction 2025” on Thursday, July 10, from 5 to 8 p.m. This special evening offers guests a first look at the auction artworks and a...
Ellen Wiener’s ‘Green Shade’ Grows Wild at Dan Welden Gallery in NoyacDan Welden Gallery in Noyac will present “Green Shade,” a solo exhibition by North Fork artist Ellen Wiener, from July 20 to August 3. An opening reception will be held Sunday, July 20, from 4 to 6 p.m. Wiener’s luminous,...
In Conversation: Carol Saft and Elaine Sexton, Sunday, July 13, at Duck CreekJoin artist Carol Saft and poet and critic Elaine Sexton for an intimate conversation Sunday, July 13, at 4 p.m., as they discuss “My Wife, Masked and Unmasked,” Saft’s current exhibition on view at Duck Creek. This special event offers...
