It is with deep regret and sadness that I will no longer be patronizing the stores of Sag Harbor. I will be boycotting the paid parking that has been installed behind Main Street.
Once a local community-friendly neighborhood town, Sag Harbor has become openly unfriendly to its year-round residents.
I will also remember this outrage when it’s time to vote! Shame, shame, shame on you.
Carol Scott
Sag Harbor
The Chef's Notebook: A Taste of What’s to ComeThis time of year always feels like a bit of a tease. The weather finally shifts, flowers bloom and we get those first few days of real sunshine. Be that as it may, the farm stands are still closed and...
The Work of Four Artists Featured in ‘The Grid’ at WACHWomen’s Art Center of the Hamptons (WACH) presents “The Grid,” a new exhibition featuring artwork by Mary Ellen Bartley, Blair Seagram, Bastienne Schmidt and Louise P. Sloane. In this exhibition, artists explore the grid, not as a fixed form, but...
Celebrate Mother’s Day With a Hamptons Doc Fest Screening at SACHamptons Doc Fest, in partnership with the Southampton Arts Center, celebrates Mother’s Day this year for the first time. On Saturday, May 10, at 2 p.m. the Doc Fest will screen the documentary “Ada: My Mother the Architect.” Ada Karmi...
Bobby Collins Brings His Humor to The SuffolkA native New Yorker, comedian Bobby Collins has a unique way of connecting with Long Island audiences through anecdotes about traveling on the L.I.E., bizarre interactions with strangers on the subway, the list goes on. On Friday, May 16, The...
Mamoun Nukumanu’s ‘Birds’ Go on View at Tripoli GalleryTripoli Gallery will present “Birds,” a solo exhibition of drawings and sculptures by Mamoun Nukumanu, running May 3 through June 2. The show open with a reception on Saturday, May 3, from 5 to 8 p.m. and in it, he...
Celebrating the Film Career of Gary Cooper at Southampton PlayhouseFrom May 9 through 11, join the Southampton Playhouse for a special weekend celebrating two-time Academy Award-winning screen legend Gary Cooper and his lasting connection to Southampton, where he spent cherished time and now rests at Southampton Cemetery. The Southampton...
Summer 2025 Exhibitions at Duck CreekThe Arts Center at Duck Creek announces its 2025 season of free, community-centered arts programming. Located on historic Duck Creek Farm in Springs, the nonprofit has presented 59 exhibitions, 66 concerts and 57 events since 2018, showcasing diverse voices and...
Edward Albee’s ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’ Ends HTC's 40th SeasonOne of the most celebrated works in contemporary theater will cap off the Hampton Theatre Company’s 40th season, when Edward Albee’s monumental drama “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” arrives in Quogue for a three-week run from May 22 through June...
'Launch' Program Is Helping Neurodivergent Adults Find Work in Their CommunitiesA sense of accomplishment, and a sense of purpose. That’s what Scott Beinecke says he gets out of going to his part-time job at the Hamptons Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing. Beinecke, a 40-year-old Southampton resident, works four days a...
Publication Launch of ‘Light, Sand and Sea: Hamptons Artists and Their Studios' the Clinton AcademyThe publication launch of “Light, Sand and Sea: Hamptons Artists and Their Studios,” a new art book by Jaime Lopez and Coco Myers, will take place at a reception for an group exhibition of the artists’ works on Saturday, May...
