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It's Time for 'One Last Look' at 2024

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A painting of the Bridgehampton Museum's Nathaniel Rogers House by R.E. Siegfried. COURTESY THE BRIDGEHAMPTON MUSEUM

A painting of the Bridgehampton Museum's Nathaniel Rogers House by R.E. Siegfried. COURTESY THE BRIDGEHAMPTON MUSEUM

authorStaff Writer on Dec 16, 2024

This Saturday, December 21, from 4 to 6 p.m., the Bridgehampton Museum presents “Rogers House: One Last Look,” an end of year program that highlights the 2024 offerings at the museum.

This has been an exciting year the Bridgehampton Museum, which over the course of the last year has offered over 50 public programs and eight new exhibits. Before the museum closes for a few weeks this winter and staff dive into making some changes in the New Year, come take one last look at the Rogers House. Enjoy light refreshments and explore exhibits covering local artists, Bridgehampton’s car racing legacy, maritime history and the history of the Nathaniel Rogers House itself.

Admission is $10. The Nathaniel Rogers House is at 2539 Montauk Highway, Bridgehampton.

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