Being a mom automatically puts you in one of the largest clubs in the world, but it can feel surprisingly isolating at times. If you’re on a mission to build a like-minded community in the Hamptons with moms who share your spirit for fitness, friends, fun and some fashion (with or without the kiddos), look no further than The Mom Club.
The Mom Club was founded in 2024 by born-and-raised New Yorker Sharon Feiereisen, a mom with two small children and writer for various parenting and wellness publications. Drawing on her own experiences navigating mom-hood, she reached out to her brand connections to create multipurpose events that are at once healthy for social relationships, body and mind.
While The Mom Club events span New York City, the Hamptons, Miami and Greenwich, Conn., during the year, but summers belong to the Hamptons. Events are often a combination of physical, social and educational, but most of all, the angle is “to have fun, relax and make new friends,” said Feiereisen.
Knowing that time is the most precious commodity for any mom, Feiereisen also makes sure the events multitask so busy moms can check things off their list.
The Mom Club has multiple activities, activations and collaborations ready for summer 2026 in the Hamptons. (Photo credit: Malani Ramirez)
“The idea is to obviously get the women together, but also to be time effective,” she says.
Events run one to three times a week during the summer, and some are moms-only while some include the wee ones (kids might be part of the event, or done in parallel, like a basketball activation while the moms get pampered with mini facials). Attendees must the parent (no nanny substitutes), making the mommy-and-me weekend events particularly appealing to working moms.
Moms tend to range from “pregnant to having a six or seven year old,” and educational events cover top-of-mimd issues. “School admissions, nutrition, sleep… all the things that are relevant to new moms, but also moms with older kids,” said Feiereisen.
On the multi-part Hamptons Mommy Series, each session is with a different expert, so you can sign up for an a la carte class, or you can do all four and commit to seeing the same women and really get to know people. Prices range from $55 to $125.
Mark your calendars for some upcoming events:
June 28: Mommy and Me pizza making class at Crazy Pizza in East Hampton, the inaugural event to launch the venue’s kids programming.
June 30: Launch of The Mom Club at Sett Coffee in Amagansett. This Hamptons Mommy Series offers four sessions, including:
- “Sleeeeeep,” with Dina Suta, founder of Sleeping Babies Thrive;
- “School Admissions,” with Evolved Education Company founder and mom of 3 Mary Miele;
- “Strategies for Raising Healthy, Independent and Well-Adjusted Children — and Parents” with Heidi Meeker, co-founder of Elliston Pediatrics and Nicole Dobranski, M.S. CCC-SLP, TSSLD, a concierge speech therapist and founder of SpeechRise;
- “Nutrition, Weight Loss and Longevity Medicine” with Dr. Rue Laka, founder of Mecca Health.
July 2: Launch of The Mom Club at Three Ducks in Westhampton. The Hamptons Mommy Series offers four sessions, including:
- “Sleeeeeep” with Heather Cartier, founder Night Night Sleep Tight;
- “Social Dynamics in Motherhood” with Laurie Gelman, author of Class Mom;
- “School Admissions” with Evolved Education Company founder and mom of 3 Mary Miele.
- “Straties for Raising Healthy, Independent and Well-Adjusted Children — and Parents” with My Pediatrician Friend.
July 12: The Mom Club, TRX and Three Ducks in Westhampton. The combo event features a TRX workout that also includes beauty treatments and branded gifts from the likes of Sent Athletics and one-on-one stretching from Stretch-Zone Southampton. Babies/toddlers welcome.
July 16: Mommy and Me challah bake with Chabad of the Hamptons, leveled up with Seed + Mill tahini and halva.
July 22: Pop-up Gotham Gym workout at The Maidstone Inn, East Hampton, followed by mini beauty activations, such as B12 shots and mini facials.
Aug 2: Pop-up at SLT Southampton, followed by light bites and mini activations.
August 9: Mommy and Me tennis event at BrainiacTennis, with outfits from Recreational Habit.
Summer TBD: Car washing activation with WeWash, where kids will wash their parents’ car.
“The Mom Club is really the place for moms to make their lifelong friends,” says Feiereisen. “It sounds cheesy but it’s really true. It doesn’t even matter if you’re not interested in each week’s topic. It’s about hanging with other moms, complaining, sharing advice etc. Truly, the connections made in these series are amazing.”
