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Artist, Scientist, Educator

The art of Patricia Maurides draws on science, history, nature, and her Greek heritage.

Car Culture in Sag Harbor

"Road Rage" at The Church features dramatic large-scale sculptures and installations that match its dramatic setting.

New Works, Live at Bay Street

Bay Street Theater will present four new plays in progress to live audiences over the next two weekends.

Ground Zero in Focus at Parrish

On Friday, the Parrish Art Museum will open a show of Joel Meyerowitz's images from 9/11 and after that document tragedy and heroism in the aftermath of the attacks.

On the Outs in Southampton

For the second year, the Southampton History Museum's Insider's View house tour of Southampton properties will turn its focus outward and into the gardens and properties of some grand places full of history, this year on South Main Street.

The Art Scene 09.09.21

The Leibers change addresses temporarily in East Hampton, "Swimmers at Borghi, McDermott & McGough in Sag, East End watercolors in Springs, Strong-Cuevas in Southampton, and more.

Bits and Pieces 09.09.21

Coleridge's mariner live in Montauk, plus the '86 Mets, surf shorts, and Gardiner's Island onscreen

The Music Scene 09.09.21

Jazz ensembles to perform in Sag Harbor, Bridgehampton, and Southampton this week, plus Hopefully Forgiven among the vines

Noyac's Favorite Butcher

Ray Samot, the butcher at Cromer's Market in Noyac, keeps his customers happy with everything from house-smoked kielbasa to butterflied leg of lamb.

East Hampton Library Budget Vote Coming Up

The East Hampton Library's budget vote will be held on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is open to registered voters from the East Hampton, Springs, and Wainscott School Districts.

Bacteria, Algal Bloom on the Decline in Local Waters This Week

Bacteria levels in water bodies surveyed by the Concerned Citizens of Montauk were generally low this week, likely owing to limited rainfall. But eight of 24 sites surveyed in Montauk, Amagansett, Springs, and East Hampton showed medium or high levels of enterococcus.

Saturday Is Bridgehampton Day

Bridgehampton Day, a gathering to celebrate community, is coming back on Saturday from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Bridgehampton School.

East Hampton Town Meetings Virtual Again as Covid Ramps Up

Citing the highly transmissible Delta variant of Covid-19, East Hampton Supervisor Peter Van Scoyoc announced Thursday that the town board will return to virtual meetings as of Tuesday. The variant "is significant within the community at this time. It’s spreading rapidly, and people need to really take this seriously,” he said.

On the Water: Pelican Tragedy Still Resonates

The horrific tragedy that befell the open boat named the Pelican II, which took place 70 years ago this weekend, still resonates with many here who have firm roots in Montauk and beyond. 

Trouble Afoot as the Hampton Classic Begins

The Hampton Classic dodged the bullet when it came to Tropical Storm Henri, though the footing in the Grand Prix arena, where the turf was replaced following the 2018 Classic at a cost of $1 million, proved to be a problem for entrants in the first big jumping class.

Bonac’s Fall Prospects Looking Mostly Good

Practice for East Hampton High's 11 fall teams began 10 days ago, and the prospects for most of them are, if the past is prologue, good.

The Kraken Sweep in Hardball Final

When Pete Barylski's South Fork Giants and Tim Pilinko's Harbor Kraken went at it in the Hamptons Adult Hardball league's final series at Sag Harbor's Mashashimuet Park, the Kraken emerged as the inaugural season's champion.

Out of State, They Love Lee Zeldin

Lee Zeldin, eastern Long Island's four-term representative in Congress, has begun his New York gubernatorial campaign strong, raising over $4 million in all, with over a third of the total coming from out-of-state donors.

Bias Claimed in Sag Harbor Laundromat Incident

Nia Dawson said she was in "big-sister mode" on Saturday, wanting to protect her 11-year-old brother, when a conflict erupted over who would get to sit on a bench in front of the Sag Harbor Launderette — she and her brother, who were there first eating frozen yogurt, or the owner of the launderette, where she was washing her clothes.

Two Airlifted to Hospital

A 64-year-old Bronxville, N.Y., man was airlifted to Stony Brook University Hospital after being thrown from his Vespa scooter last week at a bend of Ocean View Road near Cranberry Hole Road in Amagansett.