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A Weekend With Isaac Mizrahi

Bay Street will offer a double dose of Isaac Mizrahi next weekend with a live performance of his music and musings, and a screening of the documentary "Unzipped."

The Art Scene, 09.30.21

Immersive video by teamLab opens at Pace, Harper's goes bicoastal, retrospective exhibitions for Joan Mitchell and Barbara Kruger, the Artists Alliance show, and more

Bits and Pieces, 09.30.21

Bruce Wolosoff at The Church, which also celebrates an "Un-Gala" with Sag Harbor Cinema, live opera, and the return of PechaKucha

A New Brew in Springs

Lindsay Reichart and Gunnar Burke, Northwest Woods residents who have a deep appreciation for local food, culture, art, history, and social justice, are Springs Brewery's founders.

News for Foodies, 09.30.21

Fall comes to the South Fork via Wolffer's annual harvest party and autumnal specials at Main Street Tavern. Plus, Sag Farm Distillery's award-winning spirits.

Books and More Books

Book lovers who cherish the chance to talk about literature, hear from authors, and explore new titles will have plenty of opportunities to do so this week.

Sylvester Manor Archeological Study Begins

Sylvester Manor on Shelter Island is joining with the Shinnecock Tribal Nation Graves Protection Warrior Society, Honor Our Indigenous Ancestors Inc., the Unkechaug Nation, and descendants of other tribal people of Long Island to form the Afro-Indigenous Burial Ground Partnership at Sylvester Manor. 

Kids Culture 09.23.21

Bay Street Theater's latest kids' classes are on Shakespeare and musical theater. Children ages 7 to 13 will take on a junior version of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" on Saturdays at 9:30 a.m. in Sag Harbor starting this weekend and running through Nov. 13.

Bonac’s Fall Season Is Off to a Great Start

The girls swim team took 10 of 12 events in a season-opener, the boys and girls cross-country teams won, the girls soccer team shut out Wyandanch, and the jayvee footballers beat Hampton Bays.

Second Effort Keys a Soccer Win Over Sayville

Down 2-1 at the break, Don McGovern’s charges took stock, regrouped, and came out to dominate play in the second half.

Pizzo’s Home Run Caps Slow-Pitch Slugfest

The last time last year’s slow-pitch playoff finalists met, in early July, the Clubhouse beat McMahon’s with relative ease. This time it was a battle royal from start to finish.

Paralympian Eyeing 2024

Jonathan Gore, whose mother’s family is from East Hampton, finished fourth in the 200-meter final for below-the-knee amputees and seventh in the 100 at the Tokyo Paralympics.

A Stroll to the Sea with ARF

Dogs and their people have been encouraged to sign up for the Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons' Stroll to the Sea fund-raiser, which will take place on Oct. 9 from 9 a.m. to noon.

On the Water: A Hole You Throw Money Into

Owning a boat certainly has its ups and downs. Lately, it’s been more of the latter.

Speak Out Now

Early voting is only a month away in an important East Hampton Town Board election, but the real issues remain difficult to sort out.

No ‘Truman Show’

On Oct. 15, the village board will take comments on a proposal that would mandate property-maintenance standards.

The Mast-Head: Young of the Year

This is the time when the fledged osprey learn to fend for themselves

The Shipwreck Rose: Lessons and Carrels

Nothing is cozier and more hygge to me than the East Hampton Library. The library and I go way back.

Point of View: Humans Are Far to Be Preferred

Help comes for a car that gives up the ghost.