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Community News, February 13

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Virginia and Katherine Styler at the North Sea Community Association's Wine and Cheese party on Monday February 3. TOM KOCHIE
Robin and Don Oliver at the North Sea Community Association's Wine and Cheese party on Monday February 3. TOM KOCHIE
Delany Oser and Heather Haux at the North Sea Community Association's Wine and Cheese party on Monday February 3. TOM KOCHIE
The Sag Harbor Elementary School hosted its fourth and fifth grade Physics Fair last week. The fifth grade class worked in teams to build catapults and compete to see which team’s catapult could launch the farthest. TOM KOCHIE
The Sag Harbor Elementary School hosted its fourth and fifth grade Physics Fair last week. The fifth grade class worked in teams to build catapults and compete to see which team’s catapult could launch the farthest. TOM KOCHIE
Gloria Brown reads reads a folk tale by Zora Neale Hurstion during the 2020 African-American Read-In that was held in conjunction with he John Jermain Memorial Library at Canio's Books on Saturday. MICHAEL HELLER
Marta Blanco, a nutritionist from Cornell Cooperative Extension, visited the Bridgehampton School health class to teach students how to make healthy recipes, including pumpkin spice granola bars, bean and broccoli quesadillas and cottage cheese fruit cups.
Inda Eaton was the guest at the sixth annual Songwriters Share Concert Series, hosted by the Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Bridgehampton on Friday. MICHAEL HELLER
Inda Eaton was the guest at the sixth annual Songwriters Share Concert Series, hosted by the Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Bridgehampton on Friday. MICHAEL HELLER
Inda Eaton was the guest at the sixth annual Songwriters Share Concert Series, hosted by the Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Bridgehampton on Friday. MICHAEL HELLER
Our Lady of the Hamptons School sixth-graders Bianca Alvarado and Brian Spellman helped to prepare the identification shells for the pilgrimage project. The mock pilgramage is the culmination of an integrated Spanish, religion, art, history, and geography project.
Sag Harbor Elementary School fourth-grader Samantha Garnica works a basket that is now a part of the school's display at the Student Arts Festival at Guild Hall.
Sag Harbor Elementary School fourth-grader Samantha Garnica works a basket that is now a part of the school's display at the Student Arts Festival at Guild Hall.
Sagaponack School students get physical education time at the Buckskill Winter Club.
As part of a science lesson on sound, Southampton Elementary School first graders recently participated in a drumming lesson with Serena Lee of the Shinnecock Nation. The students experienced how vibrations make sound and how they can use sound to communicate.
The Spur's 2020 i-kids program, in partnership with the Tesla Science Center got started last week. Participants learned about Nikola Tesla, his electrical inventions and played with the Van De Graaff generator. The session also included making an electric motor.
Westhampton Beach Middle School student Adrien Dellaert shows of his design, the result of a project in which students were asked to create their dream bedroom inside a shoebox.

Virginia and Katherine Styler at the North Sea Community Association's Wine and Cheese party on Monday February 3. TOM KOCHIE

Robin and Don Oliver at the North Sea Community Association's Wine and Cheese party on Monday February 3. TOM KOCHIE

Delany Oser and Heather Haux at the North Sea Community Association's Wine and Cheese party on Monday February 3. TOM KOCHIE

The Sag Harbor Elementary School hosted its fourth and fifth grade Physics Fair last week. The fifth grade class worked in teams to build catapults and compete to see which team’s catapult could launch the farthest. TOM KOCHIE

Gloria Brown reads reads a folk tale by Zora Neale Hurstion during the 2020 African-American Read-In that was held in conjunction with he John Jermain Memorial Library at Canio's Books on Saturday. MICHAEL HELLER

Marta Blanco, a nutritionist from Cornell Cooperative Extension, visited the Bridgehampton School health class to teach students how to make healthy recipes, including pumpkin spice granola bars, bean and broccoli quesadillas and cottage cheese fruit cups.

Inda Eaton was the guest at the sixth annual Songwriters Share Concert Series, hosted by the Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Bridgehampton on Friday. MICHAEL HELLER

Our Lady of the Hamptons School sixth-graders Bianca Alvarado and Brian Spellman helped to prepare the identification shells for the pilgrimage project. The mock pilgramage is the culmination of an integrated Spanish, religion, art, history, and geography project.

Sag Harbor Elementary School fourth-grader Samantha Garnica works a basket that is now a part of the school's display at the Student Arts Festival at Guild Hall.

Sagaponack School students get physical education time at the Buckskill Winter Club.

As part of a science lesson on sound, Southampton Elementary School first graders recently participated in a drumming lesson with Serena Lee of the Shinnecock Nation. The students experienced how vibrations make sound and how they can use sound to communicate.

The Spur's 2020 i-kids program, in partnership with the Tesla Science Center got started last week. Participants learned about Nikola Tesla, his electrical inventions and played with the Van De Graaff generator. The session also included making an electric motor.

Westhampton Beach Middle School student Adrien Dellaert shows of his design, the result of a project in which students were asked to create their dream bedroom inside a shoebox.

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'Lights Out! Glow Night' at SYS on December 5

The Southampton Youth Bureau will hold Lights Out! Glow Night, an evening of glow-in-the-dark sports, on Friday, December 5, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Southampton Youth Services, 1370A Majors Path, Southampton. The illuminated experience will feature games like glow-in-the-dark basketball, Capture the Flag, soccer, volleyball and more. The event is open to students in grades six through 12. Participants are encouraged to wear bright white or neon clothing to glow under the UV black lights. Admission is $10 per person. Transportation is available from select locations, but preregistration is required to ride the bus. For more information or to ... 17 Nov 2025 by Staff Writer

Hampton Bays Civic Association Meeting Is Set

The Hampton Bays Civic Association will meet on Monday, November 24, at the Hampton Bays Community Center on Ponquogue Avenue. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the meeting will start at 7 p.m. The guest speakers will be Stephanie McEvoy, director of the Hampton Bays Library; Barbara Skelley, a Hampton Bays Library trustee; and Southampton Town Councilmember Rick Martel. McEvoy and Skelley will talk about the library, its mission and programs. Martel will provide an update on town government as it pertains to Hampton Bays. The meeting is open to the public. For more information, go to hbcivic.org. by Staff Writer

'Thanks for Giving' Benefit Concert Will Support Southampton Animal Foundation

The Southampton Social Club will host “Thanks for Giving,” a benefit concert for the Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation, on Friday, November 21, from 6 to 9:30 p.m. The event is billed as “an evening of music, generosity and community spirit” and will feature a live performance by L.A. Woman, the tribute band led by Beau Hulse, with an opening act by Paul Mahos of New Life Crisis. Tickets are $79 in advance and $99 at the door. Each admission includes two drink tickets and passed hors d’oeuvres. The Southampton Social Club is located at 256 Elm Street in Southampton. “Thanks ... by Staff Writer

Winter Welcome Day and Holiday Market at the Parrish

The Parrish Art Museum invites the community to celebrate the season at its annual Winter Welcome Day and Holiday Market on Saturday, December 6, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event features a full day of free admission, family-friendly art activities, curator-led tours, local food trucks, and an artisan market with over 20 vendors offering jewelry, ceramics, apparel, gifts and more. Gifts are also available in the Museum Shop; the Parrish Café will be open for food and beverages. The day provides an opportunity to explore the museum galleries and the Creativity Lounge, as well as participate in a ... by Staff Writer

Special Screening Set To Honor World AIDS Day

In recognition of World AIDS Day, Hamptons Pride will present a special installment of the Hamptons Pride Film Series with a community screening of the acclaimed film “Philadelphia.” The event will take place at LTV Studios, 75 Industrial Road, Wainscott. The program is scheduled for Sunday, November 30, at 4 p.m., with doors opening at 2:30 p.m. Attendees will also have the opportunity to view AIDS Memorial Quilts from The National AIDS Memorial, offering a powerful tribute to lives lost to HIV/AIDS and honoring those impacted by the epidemic. The screening will feature the 1993 award-winning film “Philadelphia,” starring Tom ... by Staff Writer

Two Children's Workshops Planned at CMEE

The Children’s Museum of the East End has two upcoming events for children. On Friday, November 28, author Katherine Holabird will read from her book “Angelina Ballerina” starting at 10:30 a.m. A ballerina from the Hampton Ballet Theater School will help bring the story to life. Attendees are invited to bring their copies of “Angelina Ballerina” or “Twinkle” for signing by the author. Admission is $5 for members and $25 for nonmember children, which includes museum entry. Next month, on Saturday, December 6, CMEE will host two Gingerbread House Decorating Workshops. The first session starts at 10 a.m., and the ... by Staff Writer

Winter Stargazing Talk Set at Eastville Historical Society

The Eastville Community Historical Society in Sag Harbor will host an evening of stargazing on Saturday, November 29, at 5 p.m. Hamptons Observatory senior educator William Francis Taylor will give a talk titled “Winter Stargazing: A Journey Through the Night Sky.” If skies are clear, the talk will be followed by stargazing through Hamptons Observatory telescopes, or participants may bring their own. Seating is limited, so registration is required only for those attending the talk. Stargazers are welcome to arrive after 6 p.m. Visit hamptonsobservatory.org to register and for more information. by Staff Writer

Thiele Joins Hamptons Observatory Advisory Board

Former New York State Assemblyman Fred Thiele Jr. will be joining the advisory board of ... by Staff Writer

Holiday Events Planned at The Church

The Church in Sag Harbor is offering a series of holiday events in the coming weeks. First up is the fifth annual Holiday Makers Market, running for two days, Saturday and Sunday, November 29 and 30, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Tickets are $5 at the door, and children under 12 are admitted for free. More than 15 unique artisans and makers, curated by The Church, will offer selections including ceramics, home goods, jewelry and more. This year, makers from the East End are prioritized, with price ranges within reach. Throughout the Makers Market, there will be ... by Staff Writer

Repair Project Under Way at Animal Shelter

Work has begun at the Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation on a major repair and environmental ... by Staff Writer

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