Gingerbread houses with the Children's Musem of the East End and Project Most, a South Fork Natural History Museum Open House, and sweet treats at the East Hampton Library for kids and teens.

Students step in to help those in need with a Thanksgiving food drive.

It happened here, news junkies and history buffs.

The week in reader comment.

From Southampton Village east to Montauk.

For millions of Americans — including many on the South Fork — the need for food benefits and pantries remains high.

This Thanksgiving, we’re thankful for the moms and pops who keep the lights on all winter. It’s a community service.

I wonder what humankind might turn to now that the already shallow credibility of the internet is draining away to nothing.

Chocolate sundae pie is a rigorous test of culinary skills, and for every 10 times I’ve produced one, I’ve succeeded perhaps twice.

Looking for wisdom in parlous times.

I think of it as “the day when I had to choose between being a Jew or being a parent.”

Back in 1978, when I was 16 years old and a sophomore in high school, I decided to record the fish I caught in a logbook. I figured it would be smart to take note of my landings, for better or worse, for future reference.

When the 2025 International Surf Rescue Challenge gets going in New Zealand this week, a quarter of the United States Lifesaving Association Youth National Team will hail from the South Fork.

Zane Karoussos, an East Hampton High School junior, has already committed to the admissions process at Cornell University for lacrosse. “Being there with the coaches and the team, I knew it was the right fit and I committed on the spot."

This is the season for basketball, boys bowling, boys swimming, indoor track, and wrestling, and Kathy Masterson, the school district’s athletic director, said there’s a lot to be excited about.

Hamptons Doc Fest will show 33 documentary films over eight days at the Sag Harbor Cinema, Bay Street Theater, and, for the first time, the Southampton Playhouse.

In Heather Aimee O’Neill’s debut novel, three sisters arrive for Thanksgiving at the family home on Peconic Bay, all of their complications in tow.

Center Stage at the Southampton Arts Center will present staged readings of two of Truman Capote's holiday stories.

The Holiday Makers Market at The Church in Sag Harbor will have a pop-up print sale, book signings, and offerings from more than 20 local vendors.

The film "Taking Venice," coming to Guild Hall, investigates the purported rigging of the 1964 Venice Biennale Grand Prize competition to favor the American entry.