Community News for July 1, 2021 - 27 East
logo logo logo logo

East Hampton Press / Community / Column / Southampton Press / Column / Community / Community Story / 1793570

Community News for July 1, 2021

icon 10 Photos
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

author27east 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

You May Also Like:

Bridgehampton Museum's Fall Fundraiser Is at The Bridge

The Bridgehampton Museum will host its fall fundraiser, Cocktails at the Bridge, on Saturday, October 4, from 5 to 7 p.m. at The Bridge golf club in Bridgehampton. This year’s event will honor two longtime museum supporters: past president Gerrit Vreeland and former board member John Millard. According to a press release, their vision, leadership, and perseverance were instrumental in the acquisition and restoration of the Nathaniel Rogers House, the historic landmark that now anchors the east end of Main Street in Bridgehampton. Along with the rest of the board at the time, Vreeland and Millard raised much of the ... 15 Sep 2025 by Staff Writer

Sponsorships Available for Golf Outing at Sebonack

The Suffolk Community College Foundation will host its 41st Annual Golf Classic on Monday, October 20, at Sebonack Golf Club in Southampton. While the event is sold out, a limited number of sponsorship opportunities are still available. Proceeds from the Golf Classic will benefit student scholarships and academic programs at Suffolk County Community College. This year’s honoree is Ryan T. Kesner, principal of Ryan T. Kesner Architect PC, a leading architectural firm based in Southampton. A proud alumnus of Suffolk County Community College, Kesner has played a pivotal role in shaping Long Island’s architectural landscape, with more than one million ... by Staff Writer

Big Trucks Coming To CMEE

It’s Big Truck Day at the Children’s Museum of the East End on Saturday, September 27, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. The event is targeted for families with children ages 2 to 10 who will have the opportunity to explore and interact with some of the trucks. Tickets are $5 for members and $25 for nonmembers. To register, visit cmee.org. by Staff Writer

Scrap Metal Drive Coming to WHB

Westhampton Presbyterian Church will host a scrap metal drive on Saturday, September 27, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Community members are encouraged to drop off all types of metal — including steel, copper, aluminum, and old appliances — at the church, located at 90 Meeting House Road. For more information, please call 631-288-2576. by Staff Writer

Town To Host Disability Resource Fair in November

The Southampton Town Disability Task Force will host its second annual Disability Services Resource Fair on Saturday, November 1, from noon to 3 p.m. at the Hampton Bays Community Center, located at 25 Ponquogue Avenue in Hampton Bays. This inclusive community event is open to all and aims to connect individuals and families with valuable resources, service providers, advocates, and support groups. Throughout the afternoon, attendees will have the opportunity to explore a variety of informational booths, speak directly with representatives from both state and local organizations, and learn more about services available to people with disabilities. Highlights of the ... by Staff Writer

Rescue Center's Resident Groundhog Dies

The staff at the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center is mourning the loss of a ... 8 Sep 2025 by Staff Writer

The Church Open House for Educators Set for Next Month

On Thursday, October 23, from 5 to 7 p.m., The Church in Sag Harbor will welcome East End educators and school leaders for a special Open House dedicated to expanding arts enrichment in local schools. This free event is an opportunity to learn about existing arts programming available to students and schools, as well as details on how to apply for The Church’s new Arts, Creativity, and Education Pilot Program for the 2025–26 school year. Through this initiative, five selected applicants will receive a $5,000 budget each to support a yearlong arts education partnership with The Church. Throughout the evening, ... by Staff Writer

Lighthouse Project Returns to Sag Harbor Cinema

Sag Harbor Cinema continues its commitment to mental health awareness through The Lighthouse Project, a year-round film and discussion series designed to spark meaningful conversations within the community. On Sunday, September 14, at 11 a.m. the series returns with a free public event focusing on a topic that resonates deeply with many families: adolescent anxiety in the age of social media. The morning will begin with a screening of two films that examine the emotional landscape of today’s teenagers. The first is Bo Burnham’s critically acclaimed 2018 feature, “Eighth Grade,” which follows a 13-year-old girl as she navigates the last ... by Staff Writer

The Retreat Golf Outing at Noyac on September 22

Supporters of The Retreat will tee off for a meaningful cause on Monday, September 22, during the organization’s annual Golf Outing at the Noyac Golf Club in Sag Harbor. The day begins at 11 a.m. with registration and a relaxed lunch before players head out for a noon shotgun start on the stunning 144-acre course. Designed by Ross Forbes, the club offers a scenic and challenging layout of rolling parkland that promises an enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels. After the tournament, guests will gather at the clubhouse for an evening of celebration, featuring cocktails and appetizers, followed ... by Staff Writer

'Boathouse Bash' Will Benefit North Sea Maritime Center

The North Sea Maritime Center invites the community to celebrate and support local maritime heritage at its first-ever Boathouse Bash on Saturday, September 27, from 6 to 9 p.m. Held at a private residence in Water Mill, the evening will raise funds for the restoration of the historic Tupper Boathouse — a key piece of East End waterfront history. Guests will enjoy live music by The Surfcasters and a curated menu featuring crowd favorites like lobster rolls, sliders, burrata, tuna tartare, and mini desserts. The event will also feature an art and gold auction, offering attendees a chance to bid ... by Staff Writer