Join Britt Burner, Esq. of Burner Prudenti Law, P.C. at the
Peconic Bay Caregivers Center for an informative session on estate planning
with a focus on trusts. Learn the key differences between wills and trusts,
explore the benefits of revocable vs. irrevocable trusts, and discover how
trusts can be powerful tools for long-term care planning for you and your loved
ones.

 Register at (631) 548-6259 or by email at [email protected].
Contact us at 631-941-3434 or by email at [email protected] with any questions.  

Nick & Toni’s is excited to announce upcoming dates for #WineWednesday Workshops. Created by Honest Man Hospitality Beverage Director and certified sommelier Chimene Visser Macnaughton, this collaboration with Luis Marin, Managing Partner of Wainscott Main Wine & Spirits is in its 12th year on the East End, offering certification-level seminars designed around themed tasting flights. Classes are open to all levels and held Wednesdays from 5:30 – 7 p.m. Tickets are $35 per week in advance, dining room space is limited, and reservations are strongly encouraged. The ticket includes: tasting sheets, crystal tasting stems, and small plates from Nick & Toni’s kitchen. Students are eligible for workshopper discounts on retail purchases through Wainscott Main Wine & Spirits.

APRIL 2

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#ROSEALLTHEWAYS: HOT WEATHER TO APRÈS SKI HOT TUBBING

–Chimene Visser Macnaughton, HMH Beverage Director

Luis Marin, GM/Partner, Wainscott Main & Spirits

Ram’s Head Inn Presents:

 

A Wellness Retreat

April 3-4, 2025

 

Join us at beautiful Ram’s Head Inn on Shelter Island for 2 days of relaxation, stress reduction & good health.  Reset your body, mind & spirit in a beautiful, peaceful, relaxing environment with lovely accommodations and delicious, nutritious food and drink.

This April, journey into the spirit of spring, a time of renewal & rejuvenation.  Our holistic approach combines ancient, complementary modalities which nurture your body, mind, & spirit.  Music, Meditation, Jin Shin Jyutsu, the art of using light, gentle touch to restore the body’s natural energy flow.  Crystal Singing Bowls, bathe you in soothing, calming sounds & healing vibrations. Yoga, combined with somatic movement, focuses on one’s inner experience, can promote self-awareness, release stress & improve mind -body integration.

 

For more info: please call Nick at Ram’s Head -631-749-0811

 https://theramsheadinn.com/events-calendar/

Meet illustrator, artist, and entrepreneur, Noelle Giddings and join us as we dive into her unique experience, exploring an artistic world of comic books, ready-for-television art, and more. Noelle is a treasure trove of insight and wisdom for young, aspiring artists! Her career trajectory has been one of a kind, leading her from comics and cartoons to roles in education and newly created positions within the entertainment industry. 

 

Breaking into a male-dominated field, Noelle was one of the few female comic book artists for DC and Marvel. Spider-Man, Batman, Superman — Noelle illustrated some of the most memorable characters we know and love. She was also a founding member of Milestone Media, the first and only comic book company dedicated to creating a more culturally diverse comic universe. In addition to working in the much-loved genre, her work on animated Disney and Nickelodeon programs, including Doug, has been a source of joy for many growing up. She has created original art pieces for television and movie sets and has published children’s books and a graphic novel, too. 

Event Details:

Join Peconic Baykeeper to help cleanup the shoreline beaches and marshes along Meadow Lane.  This effort will help protect nesting shorebirds, horseshoe crabs, turtles, and other wildlife from the harmful effects of marine debris. A dumpster will be available onsite for trash disposal. Participants can choose to work at the base site or travel to other public access sites along the bay to find debris. Garbage bags and a limited amount of trash grabbers will be available.

Additional notes are below:

Map Link for Dune Beach Parking Area

Dress for the Weather

Wear sturdy footwear. Rain/muck boots are recommended to cover the most area

Garden or light work gloves are suggested

Reusable Water bottle

Coffee will be provided courtesy of “The Golden Pear”

Tickets include breakfast and closing reception. Attendees are welcome to come to as many talks as their schedule permits. No tickets will be sold for individual talks or partial parts of the day.

 

Join us in welcoming back the much-loved annual Creativity Conference! Our fourth annual full-day gathering of idea-exploration and creativity in the arts and sciences features five outstanding thought leaders. Curated by April Gornik, this year’s conference welcomes an eclectic group of creative minds. Our speakers are:

 

CARTER BURWELL – Esteemed film-score composer
Speaking On: Why Do Films Have Music?

 

LUCIA JACOBS – Professor Emerita of Psychology and Neuroscience at University of California, Berkeley
Speaking On: Squirrel Economics — “How to Get Rich Like a Squirrel (Without Going Nuts)” 

 

PATRICIA McCORMICK – author of the critically acclaimed Never Fall Down and SOLD, and co-author of I Am Malala
Speaking On: Creativity as a Form of Resistance

 

SUSAN ROGERS – Behavioral neuroscientist and multiplatinum-record producer, most notably known for her work with Prince
Speaking On: Neural Underpinnings of Creativity, Mind Wandering, and Musical  Improvisation

 

LAWRENCE WESCHLER –  Longtime New Yorker writer, author, and Director Emeritus of the New York Institute for the Humanities at New York University

Speaking On: Art and Science as a Parallel and Divergent Way of Knowing

 

The full day of intrigue and curiosity will begin with a light breakfast and then move on to individual presentations. Each of the speakers will reflect on their own practices and lives, sharing insight, perspective, and inspiration. Following the presentations, there will be a group round-table discussion with all the speakers and a Q&A with the audience. The conference promises to be an inspiring journey, inviting you to discover how you might cultivate your own creative flow. 

 

The day will conclude with a reception, giving the audience a chance to talk with one another and the lecturers, and to reflect on their insights!

 

Tickets include breakfast and reception. Attendees are welcome to come to as many talks as their schedule permits. 

 

No tickets will be sold for individual talks or partial parts of the day.

Join us every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at Twin Fork Beer Co., located at 807 Raynor Ave, Riverhead. Our weekly market features a vibrant mix of local vendors offering the best in fresh produce, artisanal foods, handcrafted goods, and unique crafts.

 

Whether you’re looking for fresh fish, baked treats, handcrafted gifts, or luxurious soaps and skincare, there’s something for everyone. You can even find special touches like custom poems created on the spot!

 

Come by each week to support local businesses and discover the amazing talent in our community!

Follow @riverheadfarmersmarket on Instagram and Facebook for news and updates.

Moderated by David Rowe and Facilitated by Susan Perkins

There is one thing that people can actually
agree on across the aisle in Washington, DC: The United States is in a
strategic competition with a rising China that poses a range of economic,
political, and military security challenges.

Join us in the library or by
Zoom. 

If
attending virtually, Zoom link will be emailed to all registrants 24 hours
prior to program. Registration is required as space is limited.

 

The Shelter Island Friends of Music continues its 2025 season with a performance by the Grammy Award-winning Catalyst Quartet on Saturday, April 5 at 6:00 PM. Hailed by The New York Times as “invariably energetic and finely burnished…playing with earthy vigor,” the ensemble is known for its dynamic performances. The evening’s program will feature works by Ravel, Piazzolla, D’Rivera, and Gershwin.

Founded in 2010, the Catalyst Quartet—Karla Donehew Perez (violin), Abi Fayette (violin), Paul Laraia (viola), and Karlos Rodriguez (cello)—redefines the classical music experience, blending technical mastery with a belief that unity that can be achieved through music. Their international career has included performances at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and collaborations with artists such as Grammy-winning jazz vocalist Cécile McLorin Salvant. A champion of contemporary and underrepresented composers, the Catalyst Quartet’s recording projects include UNCOVERED, a multi-volume series celebrating composers of color.

A reception with the artists will follow the concert.

Admission is free; donations are appreciated.

For more information, visit shelterislandfriendsofmusic.org.

 

LTV Studios World Voices Series will host Winston Irie and the Selective Security Band on Saturday, April 5 at 8 p.m. Tickets cost $25 in advance, $30 at the door and VIP Café seating is available for $50. For more details, and to purchase tickets, please visit www.ltveh.org.

Special thanks to Little Beach Harvest, Springs Brewery and Bottle Hampton for sponsoring! 

The Pulitzer Prize-finalist and author of the breakout bestseller There There delivers a masterful
follow-up to his first novel. Extending his constellation of narratives into
the past and future, Tommy
Orange traces the legacies of the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864
and the Carlisle Indian Industrial School through three generations of a family
in a story that is by turns shattering and wondrous in Wandering
Stars.

We’d like to invite you to a smart and sumptuous affair, brought to you by The Baker House 1650 offering an afternoon of elegance with a fine assortment of teas by Plain T, a glass of champagne, lite bites, sweets treats and connection. Take a moment for yourself to enjoy afternoon bubbles or tea with your Baker House friends.

It’s said that Afternoon Tea was invented in the 1840s by Anna, the 7th Duchess of Bedford. Anna often found herself feeling hungry in the afternoon, so she asked for a pot of tea and a snack to be arranged for her. Over time, she started inviting her friends to join her – and a tradition was born.

Join us at the Westhampton Free Library for an insightful
seminar on how trusts can protect your assets, minimize taxes, and ensure your
loved ones are cared for according to your wishes.

 What you’ll learn:

• The different types of trusts and
  their purposes
• Strategies to protect assets while
  qualifying for Medicaid
• Tips to avoid common pitfalls and
  ensure your estate plan works for you

 Register with the Westhampton Free Library here, at
(631) 288-3335 ext. 4 or by email at [email protected]  

Art of Eating (www.hamptonsartofeating.com) has announced they will offer specials for Passover. The menu will feature specials including slow-braised brisket, curated Sedar plates, vibrant seasonal salads, matzah ball soup and more. Orders can be placed by visiting https://www.hamptonsartofeating.com/ and pickup is available at Art of Eating. A selection of menu items, subject to change, include:

Sedar Plate $49

Roasted lamb bone, roasted egg, haroset (apples, sundried cherries, apricots, pomegranates, honey, pinenuts & cider, parsley and horseradish

Haroset ½ pint $22

Apple, sundried cherries, apricot, pomegranate, honey, pinenut cider

Local Chunky Applesauce ½ pint $12

A Big Bag of Famous Homemade Potato Chips $39.75

Serves 10 – 12

Nick & Toni’s is excited to announce upcoming dates for #WineWednesday Workshops. Created by Honest Man Hospitality Beverage Director and certified sommelier Chimene Visser Macnaughton, this collaboration with Luis Marin, Managing Partner of Wainscott Main Wine & Spirits is in its 12th year on the East End, offering certification-level seminars designed around themed tasting flights. Classes are open to all levels and held Wednesdays from 5:30 – 7 p.m. Tickets are $35 per week in advance, dining room space is limited, and reservations are strongly encouraged. The ticket includes: tasting sheets, crystal tasting stems, and small plates from Nick & Toni’s kitchen. Students are eligible for workshopper discounts on retail purchases through Wainscott Main Wine & Spirits.

April 9

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COCKTAIL CHEMISTRY: BATCHING, BALANCING THE BEAUTY OF BITTERNESS

–Chimene Visser Macnaughton, HMH Beverage Director

L & W Market (2493 Montauk Highway, Bridgehampton, NY 11937) has announced holiday takeout specials in honor of Passover. Passover Seder Dinner orders must be placed by April 10^th for Saturday, April 12^th pick-up. Orders may be placed online at https://www.landwmarket.com. The menu is as follows:

Passover Appetizers & Platters

Smoked Bluefish Dip $16.50

Grandma Weiner’s Chopped Liver $15.50

Crudité Platter $99

Crunchy veggies with hummus, smoked ranch and Caesar dressing 

Deviled Eggs $19.50 (dozen)

Matzoh Ball Soup $24

Carrot flowers and dill, quart serves 2-3

Charoset $13

Craisins, apricots, figs, pistachios, honey & Channing Daughters Vervino

Mezze Combo $69

Citrus cured olives, smoked beet hummus, carrot ghanoush, lentil yogurt dip, whipped feta, matzo

Seder Plate $22

shank bone (zeroa), egg (beitzah), horseradish (maror), parsley (karpas) and haroset (plate not included)

 

 

Passover Main Course

Red Wine Braised Brisket (SM) $99

Red Wine Braised Brisket (LG) $159

Whole Roasted Chicken $45

smoked paprika, roasted garlic & gravy serves 2 – 3

 

Sides

Sauteed Amagansett Greens $21

Roasted Rosemary Fingerlings $21

Roasted Asparagus $21

Matzoh $7.99

 

Desserts

Chocolate & Almond Macaroons $39

Dense, decadent and gluten free

The Clam Bar at Napeague (2025 Montauk Highway, Amagansett, NY 11930, [631] 267-6348) has announced they will open for the 2025 season on Friday, April 11 and this classic seaside snack bar is celebrating 44 years of business.

New this season is the “Shuck Truck,” a retro 66’ Citroen H Van, refurbished as the Clam Bar’s Shuck Truck that will be available for private events. Owners Kelly & John Piccinnini searched low and high to source and locally restore a classic 66’ Citroen H van for the “Shuck Truck” and were thrilled to find this gem.  The Piccinnini’s felt it was very important to match the authentic retro vibe at the Clam Bar to the new catering truck that will be bringing the Clam Bar to people’s home. The “Shuck Truck” will be available to rent for private events and packages can be tailored accordingly, with the core elements featuring live-shucked clams and oysters, shrimp cocktail and accompanying wines, spritzes and cocktails. Visit https://clambarcatering.com or email [email protected] for more information.

“Now we can bring the Clam Bar to life in your backyard. We hear regularly that our customers don’t just come to us for the food, they also come for the atmosphere, the staff, the music etc. So whether you are hosting a wedding welcome gathering, a clam bake with friends or your child’s birthday party, the Shuck Truck will allow us to create a curated full-service experience featuring the Clam Bar vibe.”  – Kelly and John Piccinnini

The Hamptons staple is serving up its popular seafood classics including their famous lobster roll, New England clam chowder, lobster BLT, fish & chips and more. Catering to-go orders such as curated lunch boxes and mini lobster roll platters are available, and orders must be placed three days in advance. To view catering packages and to request a quote, please visit https://clambarcatering.com. The Clam Bar is open for lunch and dinner, 7 days a week beginning at 11:30am weather permitting. Takeout is available and orders can be placed by visiting https://clambarhamptons.com.

For more information, please visit https://clambarhamptons.com.

Presented by Front Row at Canoe Place, where music, dialogue, and art come alive.

 

From the 1950s to the 2000s, the Hamptons transformed from a peaceful, rural haven into one of the most exclusive and coveted vacation destinations in the United States. In the 1950s and 1960s, it was a charming retreat for New York’s elite, drawing artists, writers, and musicians seeking inspiration in its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. Over the decades, the Hamptons grew in prestige, blending its bohemian charm with wealth and glamour, becoming the playground of the rich and famous.

 

The Canoe Place Inn, located in Hampton Bays, was at the heart of this transformation, acting as a social and cultural epicenter throughout the mid-20th century. From the 1950s to 2000, the Inn became a beloved gathering spot for locals and visitors alike, hosting elegant meals, lively parties, and gatherings that captured the spirit of the Hamptons. The Inn’s unique legacy and its revitalization represent the region’s evolving culture, deeply intertwined with the history and charm of this renowned coastal paradise.

 

We invite you to join us for an unforgettable evening that celebrates the legacy and timeless appeal of the Hamptons, with a special focus on the history and influence of Canoe Place Inn.

Children’s Museum of the East End (CMEE)  (https://www.cmee.org/en)  has announced their lineup of events for the Spring season. For more details and to register, please visit https://www.cmee.org/en. A schedule of events, subject to change, is as follows:

Friday, April 12

CMEE’s Egg Hunt

9:30 AM to 11:30 AM

$10 members / $30 non-members

Don’t get caught in a scramble, we’ve hatched a party plan that’s hard to beat.

CMEE peeps have worked their tails off filling eggs, and sprouting seeds to officially welcome Spring at our annual Egg Hunt! During this wildly popular event, kids will design and decorate their own flower pots, plant spring flowers, and search for “Eco” Eggs containing treats and other goodies that have been hidden inside and around the Museum. And make sure you’ve got those cameras ready…a very special guest is rumored to be hopping dropping by that day.

https://www.cmee.org/en/whats-on/calendar/cmee-s-egg-hunt

Rowdy Hall (177 Main St., Amagansett, (631) 324-8555) will celebrate Passover with a la carte specials available on Saturday, April 12^th and Sunday, April 13th. The specials, subject to change, are as follows:

 

Ed’s Matzo Ball Soup $14

Red Wine Braised Brisket, Apricots, Roasted Root Vegetables and Fresh Horseradish $32

Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of Peru, sampling authentic cuisine and cocktails. Experience the private venue of The Baker House where history comes to life.

 

Select your seating at 5pm or 7pm for a 2 hour reservation.

 

Invite your friends and share the experience of Peruvian culture in our picturesque atmosphere. Whether you’re sampling savory dishes or sipping on traditional cocktails, this event promises to be a feast for both the palate and the spirit.

Supported by Susan Lacy, Steve and Michele Pesner, Clifford Ross and Nicolette Donen, and the Friends of the Fund for Music at The Church. 

 

We invite you to an evening of warmth and beautiful piano music as multifaceted Italian composer Roberto Scarcella Perino presents his work Per Te (For You), a collection of compositions that serve as dedications. Joined by seasoned performer and rising star Baron Fenwick, Roberto will move audiences with intention, connection, and love for his mentors, friends, and country alike.

Community Seder

Join us for a meaningful & interactive Seder, with delicious Passover dinner, and a warm, family-friendly atmosphere!

Monday, April 12 – 7:15pm at Chabad of the Hamptons.
RSVP at www.jewishhamptons.com/seder

 

Experience the magic of Neil Young’s music with a special tribute performance by Who Are Those Guys! This talented band, influenced by Americana, blues, country, folk, and rock, will dedicate the evening to the iconic songs of Neil Young. Playing together for over 35 years, their sound has been compared to legends like The Band, Tom Petty, and Creedence Clearwater Revival.  Don’t miss this opportunity to relive the classics and experience the energy of Who Are Those Guys live upstairs at Polish Hall! Food will be available for purchase.

 

Mick Thomas

Born and raised in Wexford, Ireland, it wasn’t until moving to New York that Mick Thomas’ stand-up comedy career began. A natural performer and insightful writer, in a few short years Mick has blown away one club owner after the next with his honest and genuinely original takes on American society and life as a young and dedicated family man. Mick entertains audiences regularly across the country from LA to NY. He is swiftly becoming one of the most sought after acts in Clubs and Casinos up and down the East Coast. Mick has performed with the biggest names in comedy.

 

Brad Trackman

Brad Trackman is a nationally acclaimed stand-up comedian whose unique talent has taken him to the big stage, with TV appearances on CBS’s The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen, Star Search with Arsenio Hall, AXS TV’s Gotham Comedy Live, MTV’s The Buried Life, New Joke City with Robert Klein, NBC’s Later with Bob Costas, NBC’s Friday Night, TBN’s Huckabee, and Comedy Central.

 

Born with a natural knack for making people laugh, Brad’s career in comedy began in NYC, where he became a regular at iconic venues, including The Comedy Cellar, Gotham, The Comic Strip Live, Carolines on Broadway, and Stand Up NY. He also made his mark in Las Vegas, performing regularly at Brad Garrett’s Comedy Club in the MGM Grand and at the Borgata Casino in Atlantic City. Brad’s comedic versatility extends beyond stand-up. He starred in a Spike TV commercial campaign as the fictitious Presidential Candidate Biff Wolanski.

It is time to awaken your powers of stress relief and deep healing! Join wellness leader Joyce Brian, as she leads participants through a Yoga Nidra session. Yoga Nidra, or yogic sleep, is a state of consciousness between waking and sleeping that comes with a plentitude of health benefits.

 

Bringing their own yoga mats and blankets for comfort, attendees will rest on the main floor of The Church as Joyce leads them through the deeply meditative practice, taking them from waking sleep to awakened consciousness. Relieving stress and promoting self-healing, Yoga Nidra taps into the third eye and journeys from alpha state to theta state consciousness. This journey helps you access your own intuition, creativity, and abundance and allows you to be present without self-image or “I,” thereby allowing your mind to explore yourself more fully. 

 

Please dress comfortably and bring a yoga mat, pillow, blankets, and anything else that will make you feel comfortable. Chairs will be provided for those who prefer to sit rather than lie on the ground.

Children’s Museum of the East End (CMEE)  (https://www.cmee.org/en)  has announced their lineup of events for the Spring season. For more details and to register, please visit https://www.cmee.org/en. A schedule of events, subject to change, is as follows:

Tuesday, April 15

Worm Hotel Workshop

10 AM to 11 AM

$10 members / $35 non-members

Let’s build and observe the wiggly world of worms together as we create our own worm hotel to take home! What’s a worm hotel? Worm hotels are essentially a teeny compost- you can feed the “hotel” and worms by adding scraps of food. As the worms digest they create nutrient rich soil that can be added to your garden. The Worm Hotel can live outside or inside. Excess water will need to be emptied every 2-3 days. Dump the nutrient rich soil in your garden and rebuild it again and again!

Bunnies
are soft and cuddly, but do you know what they are like as pets? Join the
Southampton Animal Shelter at the Quogue Library to learn the DOs and DON’Ts
about keeping this special animal as a pet in your home! As a note to all
guardians: a rabbit will be featured as part of this presentation, but this is
not an adoption event.

This is an independent program; please note that
parents/guardians must stay on the property for the duration of the program. Registration
is required as space is limited. 

 

Worried
about probate or protecting your assets?

 Join
Nancy Burner, Esq. at the East Hampton Library for an informative session where
she’ll cover:

• The importance of Estate Planning documents
• Understanding the probate process
• Common misconceptions in Trusts & Estates

 Register with the East
Hampton Library here,  at 631-324-0222 or by email at [email protected]

Interested
in the wonders of 3D printing? Join this special program for grades 3^rd
through 5^th aimed toward our future innovators and learn all about
3D printing.

This is an independent program; please note that
parents/guardians must stay on the property for the duration of the
program. 

Children’s Museum of the East End (CMEE)  (https://www.cmee.org/en)  has announced their lineup of events for the Spring season. For more details and to register, please visit https://www.cmee.org/en. A schedule of events, subject to change, is as follows:

Thursday, April 17

Spring Break Kids Club

9:30 AM to 12 PM

Members $85 per day / $110 per day non-members

Join CMEE for some Spring Break fun!  During this drop-off class, kids can cook, craft and more!

https://www.cmee.org/en/whats-on/calendar/spring-kids-club-drop-off

Friday, April 18

Spring Break Kids Club

9:30 AM to 12 PM

Members $85 per day / $110 per day non-members

Join CMEE for some Spring Break fun!  During this drop-off class, kids can cook, craft and more!

https://www.cmee.org/en/whats-on/calendar/spring-kids-club-drop-off

Special 45th-anniversary event with veteran film journalist Anne Thompson!

 

Help kick off our very first HORROR ON HILL STREET series with a classic of creepy filmmaking from genre maestro John Carpenter, who was recently inducted into the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Veteran film journalist Anne Thompson will join us before the film to discuss her early days as a unit publicist on the set of Carpenter’s atmospheric work, in which a small coastal town faces ominous forces after a mysterious cloudy mister engulfs their entire community.

 

Carpenter reunited with recently-anointed Halloween scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis as well as her mother, Psycho legend Janet Leigh, and Hal Holbrook for a masterful ghost story with a lot on its mind, including a dark past that gradually bubbles to the surface. That conceit is also at the center of the new vampire epic Sinners, as The Fog will help set the stage for the upcoming IMAX release later in the week.

Join artist Tohanash Tarrant and learn the basics of beading! During this 90-minute workshop, Tarrant will offer technique and tips while guiding participants through the steps to design and fabricate a beautiful beaded necklace of their own. In addition to the instructional portion of the workshop, Tarrant will also share examples of her own designs, providing an exclusive look into her work and process. 

All necessary materials are provided and included in the cost of admission, and can be taken home following the workshop.

 

Photo courtesy of Matt Ballard. 

Join Slow Food East End as we celebrate Mother Earth at our 4th Annual Earth Day celebration! With over 30 vendors — meet farmers land and sea, winemakers, food purveyors, artisans, gardeners, beekeepers and so much more. It’s a fantastic family-fun afternoon replete with an eco egg hunt, kids crafts and seed starting activities. Eats by Lombardi’s Love Lane Market, NYS wine samples by Cab Franc Forward, music by local band Points East and hosted at the beautiful Golden Acres Organic Farm in Jamesport. Free entry, complimentary parking. 

LTV Studio’s and the East End Underground Live Concert Series will present Blues Fest featuring Kerry Kearney, Jack’s Waterfall, Mama Lee Rose & Friends, Jake Lear plus special guests on Saturday, April 19 at 7 p.m.

Tickets cost $25 in advance, $30 at the door and are $15 for seniors and students. VIP Reserved Café Table seating is available, costs $50 and includes a drink ticket. For more details and to purchase tickets please visit www.ltveh.org.

Special thanks to Springs Brewery and Bottle Hampton for sponsoring! 

R.AIRE  (https://www.hamptonmaid.com/raire) has announced they will celebrate Easter with a special Brunch and Egg Hunt on Sunday, April 20 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Easter Bunny and Egg Hunt will be from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and children will need to bring their own baskets. A prix fixe menu will be served, and cost is $50 per person for adults and $25 for children and includes coffee and tea, plus tax and gratuity. Reservations are recommended and can be made by visiting https://www.hamptonmaid.com/raire or by calling the restaurant directly at 631-728-4166 #3. A menu will be available for adults and children and includes:

Easter Menu

$50 per adult, plus tax and gratuity

Includes coffee & Tea

Choice of child juice, mixed berries or melon bowl

Traditional Eggs Benedict

Canadian bacon, poached eggs, hollandaise sauce on a toasted English muffin

Lamb N’ Eggs

Roasted pulled lamb, poached eggs, herb picatta on sourdough toast,

side of herb roasted tomato $6

Grilled Pastrami & Eggs

Two eggs any style, toast & home fried potatoes

Lemon Ricotta Pancakes

Fresh berries, whipped lemon mascarpone

Sweet Pea Pancakes

Smoked salmon, cucumber, dill crème fraiche, capers, pea shoots

Wild Maine Blueberry Pancakes

Choice of bacon or sausage

Grilled Kielbasa

Two eggs any style, toast & home fried potatoes

Steak & Eggs

Grilled filet mignon, sautéed mushrooms and onions, two eggs any style,

home fried potatoes $10

Shrimp Frittata

Spring garlic, asparagus, side of arugula salad

Homemade Corned Beef Hash

Two eggs any style, toast & home fried potatoes

Amish Cheddar Cheese Omelet

Side of herb roasted tomato, toast & home fried potatoes

Pancakes or French Toast

Two eggs any style & home fried potatoes

Shakshuka

Baked eggs in tomato sauce, chorizo, feta cheese, herbs with grilled sourdough

Cinnamon Swirl French Toast

Fresh sliced strawberries, choice of bacon or sausage

Avocado Smash

Smashed avocado on rustic sourdough, poached eggs & chimichurri drizzle,

add smoked salmon $3

Breakfast Burger

House ground prime meat and chorizo, American cheese, sunny side up egg, bacon, brava sauce, served with home fried potatoes

Specialty Cocktails

Peeptini $15

Vodka, limoncello, lemon juice, pineapple juice and toasted marshmallow syrup

Raspberry Twist Bellini $13

Raspberry purée, lemonade, prosecco

What’s Up Doc? $14

Fresh pressed carrot juice, orange juice, ginger liqueur, prosecco

Kids Menu

Children-12-and-under

Choice of

Scrambled Eggs with Toast & Home Fried Potatoes

Choice of bacon or sausage patty

Pancakes

Choice of bacon or sausage patty

French Toast

Choice of bacon or sausage patty

Includes

Choice of

Juice, chocolate milk or hot chocolate

Berries or melon

Indulge in a bountiful buffet-style brunch featuring vibrant food stations filled with Easter favorites and seasonal delights. As you savor each bite, be serenaded by the soulful sounds of Jacob Khalil, a New York City-based singer-songwriter whose piano-driven performances blend jazz and pop, earning comparisons to John Legend and Harry Connick Jr. For our youngest guests (and the young at heart!), we’re bringing Easter to life with an exciting Easter Egg Hunt, family-friendly activities, a visit from the Easter Bunny, and plenty of surprises!

Details

Guests are encouraged to join us for the full event, starting at 11:00 AM with our Easter Egg Hunt. Seating for brunch will begin at 11:30 AM, and the buffet will remain open until 3:00 PM. During this time, there will also be family-friendly activities and live music for everyone to enjoy.

 

11:00 AM: Canoe Place Easter Egg Hunt on the Great Lawn (Weather Permitting)

11:00 AM: Live Music Begins and À la carte Bar Opens in the Grand Ballroom

11:30 AM: Easter Brunch seating begins at 11:30 AM in the Grand Ballroom. The brunch buffet will remain open from 11:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

12:30 PM – 3PM: Family-Friendly Activities and a Visit from the Easter Bunny

Fresno in East Hampton has announced they will host Easter Brunch for the first time ever on Sunday, April 20. The brunch menu will be available from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the restaurant will reopen for dinner service at 5:30 p.m. Reservations are recommended and can be made by visiting https://www.fresnorestaurant.com or calling the restaurant directly at 631-324-8700. The brunch menu, subject to change, will include:

 

Appetizers

Asparagus, Ham and Eggs $23

Grilled local asparagus, crispy prosciutto, hard cooked egg shallot vinaigrette

 

Local Oysters $21

Six served on the half shell with mignonette & cocktail sauce

 

“Fresno” Steamed PEI Mussels $22

Shallots & coconut-lemongrass broth

 

Fried Calamari $19

Crispy pepperoncini, smoked guajillo chili aioli & marinara 

 

Soup & Salad

Artisanal Greens $19

Halsey Farm Apples, Manchego, pumpkin seeds and sherry vinaigrette

 

Classic Ceasar Salad $20

Anchovies, parmesan & smokey sourdough crouton

 

Local Eggs

Truffle Frittata $25

Local wild mushroom & fontina cheese

 

Eggs Benedict $28

Poached eggs, Canadian bacon, local potato hash, chive hollandaise

 

Duck Hash $32

Shredded duck confit, sautéed spinach, fried egg and hollandaise

 

“Fresno” Burger $28

Black angus beef, fried egg and pommes frites

 

Entrees

Classic French Toast $23

Fresh berry compote & vanilla whipped cream

Rigatoni Pasta $29

Beef, veal, pork, San Marzano tomatoes, parmesan & crushed red pepper

 

Pan-Seared Scottish Salmon $35

Black forbidden rice, sautéed baby bok choy & mango-coconut sauce

 

Sides

Local Potato Hash $12

Baby Spinach $14

Applewood Smoked Bacon $8

Pommes Frites $10

Add truffle/parmesan $4

Fresh Berries $12

Lulu Kitchen and Bar has announced they will be celebrating Easter with a special “Lapin a La Royale” or Rabbit a la Royale for two from 11:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, April 20^th. “Lapin a La Royale,” or Rabbit a la Royale, is served with truffle stuffing, foie gras, red wine sauce and sides of cheesy mashed potatoes, roasted mushrooms and peas. Cost for the meal is $110 for two plus tax and gratuity, and a two-person minimum is required. The a la carte menu will also be available.

 

Reservations are recommended for dine in. Call Lulu Kitchen and Bar at (631) 725-0900 or book online at www.lulusagharbor.com.

Supported in part by the Robert L. Gardiner Foundation.

 

David Bunn Martine, award-winning visual artist and Curator of the Shinnecock Nation Cultural Center Museum, joins us for our April Insight Sunday. Drawing inspiration from history and reimagined perspectives, Martine’s work explores the spiritual strength and vibrancy of historical figures while stylistically staying within the realm of realism.  Martine will speak about his process, how he reimagines the world, and his purpose in selecting the historical scenes he portrays. Following the discussion there will be a Q&A with the audience. 

 

Martine’s work The Northern Migration, a playful nod to Grant Wood’s American Gothic, is included in our exhibition Eternal Testament, on view from March 22 to June 1. (Exhibition hours: Thursday to Monday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.) Stop by the show and join us on Sunday to learn why Martine believes “art should uplift and elevate the soul and not dwell in the negative conditions of history and society.”

 

Join Nancy Burner, Esq. for an informative seminar at the
Montauk Library on the power of trusts in Estate and Medicaid planning. Learn
how trusts can safeguard your assets, minimize taxes, and ensure your loved
ones are cared for according to your wishes. Nancy will guide you through:

•  Different types of trusts and their purposes
• Strategies to protect assets while qualifying for Medicaid
• Tips to avoid common pitfalls and ensure your estate plan works for you

 Register
with the Montauk Library at (631) 668-3377 or by email at [email protected]

Contact us at 631-941-3434 or by email at [email protected] with any questions.

R.AIRE  (https://www.hamptonmaid.com/raire)  has announced they will host a special Wine Dinner with Bodegas Muga Winery on Thursday, April 24 at 6:30 p.m. Guests will enjoy a six-course tasting menu and each dish will be thoughtfully paired with selection from Bodegas Muga, one of Rioja’s finest family wineries. Cost is $180 per person, plus tax and gratuity. For more details and to make a reservation, please visit https://www.hamptonmaid.com/raire.  

What does it mean to belong in a public space? How can we foster community involvement and participation through architecture and design? Hear the answers to these questions and more as Koray Duman and Setha Low join us at The Church for a panel discussion on the role of public space in society. 

 

The panel was conceived of by Koray Duman, a NYC-based architect whose practice concerns public interactions with the built environment. In preparing for an extended stay in Sag Harbor as a resident at The Church, Duman began a dialogue with Setha Low, an expert on public spaces. Low is a Distinguished Professor of Environmental Psychology, Geography, Anthropology, and Women’s Studies, and Director of the Public Space Research Group at the Graduate Center, City University of New York. Together, they share decades of combined experience across the fields of cultural affairs, environmentalism, and public design. 

 

In their talk, our speakers will highlight how strategic design can amplify human interactions, while temporary activations cultivate generosity and belonging. They will also discuss the tools and resources that citizens can use to take over (politically), enjoy (personally), and participate (culturally) in public spaces.
 
Following the event, a public dinner will be hosted in the garden of The Church. In the spirit of activating public space and bringing together community, it will be free and open to all.

An Evening of the Music of Talking Heads, David Byrne, and More!

Start Making Sense is proud to present the music of Talking Heads, David Byrne and more – once again with a full horn section! This special evening will feature David Byrne solo material, Talking Heads songs and more surprises with the Ocean Avenue Stompers Horns.

If David Byrne is one of the geniuses of modern times, then Start Making Sense is a tribute to genius. The musicians in this 7-10 piece Talking Heads tribute take pride in faithfully recreating the music of Talking Heads entire career. Together they bring much of the Heads unique live show to the stage, with front man Jon Braun as a spot-on David Byrne, giving you a “once in a lifetime” experience. Prepare yourself for a rockin’, funkin’, danceable celebration of the new-wave art punk you loved from the 80’s !!!

Featuring The Ocean Ave Stompers Horns, a NOLA influenced brass band with the sounds of Jersey Shore Rock n’ Roll, Philly Soul, and NYC’s finest.

Doors – 7:00pm
Showtime – 8:00pm
Tickets: $35-$59

The Suffolk
118 E Main Street
Riverhead, NY 11901
[email protected]
631-727-4343

No longer a tumbling toddler taking its first steps, The Church is up and running and turning four! Join us for the birthday festivities as we welcome you to a weekend full of books, exploration, learning, and more. A full rundown of events and ticketing information below:

 

SATURDAY & SUNDAY, APRIL 26TH & 27TH
11 AM – 2:00 PM
BOOK SALE & SWAP
Free for all to attend

Come peruse our selection of goods downstairs in our studio space. Art Books, and Catalogues, like the newly printed Strike Fast Dance Lightly: Artists on Boxing and the much-loved Yes, No, and WOW: The Push Pin Studios Revolution will be on sale. 

 

Do you have books you want to donate? Stop by our Book Swap table and make a trade—leave a book and take a book. The book swap will allow art lovers to bring their titles and exchange them with others. The remaining books will be donated.

The Power of Poetry returns for the next verse! The Church is excited to invite you to join us for the third iteration of our poetry ‘read-in’ series Verse 3: I’m with the Banned, exploring voices who have encountered resistance and censorship. From Shakespeare to Shel Silverstein, poets throughout history have had their poems banned, restricted, censored, or challenged. What are the grounds for the limitations of expression?  Let’s find out! Join us to give voice to poets Gwendolyn Brooks, Amanda Gorman, Shel Silverstein, Walt Whitman, Oscar Wilde, and more.

 

We invite you to read, listen, and think about poetry in real-time in our main gallery space and join the community discussion following the read-in. 

 

If you are interested in being a reader, please purchase/reserve a ticket first. After checkout there will be a link to the “request to read” form on your confirmation screen. Our team will reach out with the next steps. If you have any questions, please email [email protected]

Join us for this special event in support of the Museum‘s education programs, year-round public initiatives, and Access Parrish.

This evening wouldn’t be possible without the support of:
Catering provided by Elegant Affairs
Wine provided by Wölffer Estate Vineyard
Beer provided by Kidd Squid Brewing Co
Signature cocktails upon arrival by Cocktails & Dreams Mobile Bar
Music curated by Jarrell Entertainment
Tequila provided by LALO Tequila

Don’t miss this special evening full of celebration, community support, and a shared passion for the arts!

For more information, please contact:
Agatha Emmett | Special Events Manager
[email protected]
631.283.2118 x134

BENEFIT COMMITTEE

CO-CHAIRS
Jennifer Ettin
Fran Girimonti
Linda Kouzoujian
Dale Novick

Angela Boyer
Josephine Demoura
Ante Jakic
Georgia Kaporis
Arnaud Lecole
Fabienne Lecole
Sophia Robert
Mary Slattery
Miljan Todorovic
Katerina Williams

 

SPONSORS

PRESENTING
Bobbie Braun/The Neuwirth Foundation Inc.

PLATINUM
LALO Tequila

GOLD
Ante Jakic
Sophia Robert on behalf of the Bruce G and Mary Robert Foundation

SILVER
Dario’s Landscaping & Masonry LLC
Fresh Design Group
Hamptons Signs
Rachel Lynch Swimming Pool Services Inc.
The Village Paw

BRONZE
Spano Abstract Service Corp.

As of March 17, 2025

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Spring Fling has become a significant annual event, consistently raising over $100,000 to support the Parrish’s education programs. Notably, these funds directly contribute to Access Parrish, an ongoing series of learning experiences designed to engage and welcome our visitors with disabilities, including individuals living with Parkinson’s Disease, Alzheimer’s Disease, dementia, and children on the autism spectrum.

Spring Fling also plays a crucial role in sustaining year-round initiatives, including museum tours, studio activities, and variety of unique programs developed in collaboration with regional educators.

No longer a tumbling toddler taking its first steps, The Church is up and running and turning four! Join us for the birthday festivities as we welcome you to a weekend full of books, exploration, learning, and more. A full rundown of events and ticketing information below:

 

SATURDAY & SUNDAY, APRIL 26TH & 27TH
11 AM – 2:00 PM
BOOK SALE & SWAP
Free for all to attend

Come peruse our selection of goods downstairs in our studio space. Art Books, and Catalogues, like the newly printed Strike Fast Dance Lightly: Artists on Boxing and the much-loved Yes, No, and WOW: The Push Pin Studios Revolution will be on sale. 

 

Do you have books you want to donate? Stop by our Book Swap table and make a trade—leave a book and take a book. The book swap will allow art lovers to bring their titles and exchange them with others. The remaining books will be donated.

The Westhampton Rotary Club is “all shook up” to start ‘spreading the news” about its upcoming fundraiser concert, “Elvis Meets Sinatra,” on Saturday, May 3, at 8 p.m. at the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center.

 

This high-energy show stars Lamar Peters, who is considered one of New York’s top Elvis impersonators, and Jesse Posa, a leading Frank Sinatra impersonator, performing along with their three-piece band.

 

Lamar Peters was the first Elvis tribute artist to perform at B.B. King Blues Club in Times Square and holds the title (4 years in row) for the best Celebrity Impersonator in the annual ‘Best of The Boro Contest” (Queens, Long Island, and Brooklyn). He also placed in the Top 3 in the Ultimate Elvis Presley tribute contest sponsored by Elvis Presley Enterprises. As a sought-after performer, his tribute to the King showcases the best songs of Elvis’ career.

 

Jesse Posa has performed as Frank Sinatra at Radio City Music Hall and B.B. Kings Blues Club in New York, in an Off-Broadway production of “Sinatra and Friends,” and is in demand at private and corporate events as far away as Dubai.

 

“We’re delighted that Lamar Peters and Jesse Posa are bringing this incredible tribute show to the beautiful setting of the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center to help our Club raise funds so we can continue our good work in the community,” said Bill Dalton, president of the Westhampton Rotary Club. “It promises to be a fun night and we’re hoping for a great turnout.”

 

General admission tickets are $59 (including fees) or $52 (pay cash at the box office and save fees). VIP tickets, which include preferred seating and admission to a post-show reception and meet-and-greet with the performers, are $92 (including fees) or $81 (pay with cash and save fees). Visit whbpac.org or call 631.288.1500 for tickets. Contact Aimee Fitzpatrick Martin at 631.357.0016 for event questions.