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Garden Party Benefits Springs Pantry

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Anne McCann, Deanna Tikkanen, Holly Wheaton, Megan Dee and Petra Grueger

Anne McCann, Deanna Tikkanen, Holly Wheaton, Megan Dee and Petra Grueger

Rebecca Gordon, Emma Giles, Julia Shullman and Beth Kastler

Rebecca Gordon, Emma Giles, Julia Shullman and Beth Kastler

Drew and Roxanne Kirsch

Drew and Roxanne Kirsch

Ryann Brennan, Jess Tonn and Rose Schellinger

Ryann Brennan, Jess Tonn and Rose Schellinger

Kate Ward, Devon Reichart, Andrew Brandman and Shawna Brandman

Kate Ward, Devon Reichart, Andrew Brandman and Shawna Brandman

Patricia and Barbara Zack

Patricia and Barbara Zack

authorStaff Writer on Aug 22, 2022
E.A.T in the Hidden Gardens, a benefit for the Springs Food Pantry was held on Saturday evening at the Corbett Estate in East Hampton. KYRIL BROMLEY PHOTOS

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