For more than a decade the popular Harvest Food Drive has helped stock the East Hampton Food Pantry’s shelves. The 12th annual Harvest Food Drive is currently underway. “The growing... more
The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is offering a series of hikes to observe wintering seals at Montauk Point State Park. Beginning this month and continuing through April 2025, a State Park naturalist will lead visitors on a scenic beach walk to an area where up to five species of seals may be observed. Along the hike, there will be opportunities to see many winter birds and to explore marine geology. Binoculars are helpful. Hikers should meet at the office/restroom building in the lower parking lot 10 minutes before the start time. Clothing appropriate for ...
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The annual Holiday Makers Market returns to The Church in Sag Harbor on Saturday and Sunday, November 30 and December 1, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. With over 20 unique artisans and makers, curated by Susan Nieland, the market will feature selections from home goods, clothing, jewelry, and more. The Church will also host a pop-up print show on the studio level, featuring one-of-a-kind gifts made by artists of the East End who have participated in The Church’s Monotype Printmaking workshops over the past years. Items will also be offered through a silent auction. The parking lot ...
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Our Fabulous Variety Show will host a Disney Singalong fundraiser on Friday, November 22, from 6 to 9 p.m. at LTV Studios, 75 Industrial Road in Wainscott. All are invited to come sing a favorite Disney song via karaoke. The event will support dancers who will perform at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, in June. OFVS is heading back to Walt Disney World for its third performance with the Disney Imagination Campus, an audition-based public performance opportunity in which students become honorary cast members for the day and perform at the Waterfront Stage in Disney Springs for an international ...
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The Bonac Festival of Lights will return for the 2024 holiday season. Hosted by the East Hampton Masonic Lodge, Star of the East No. 843, the show will be on display starting Friday, November 29, at East Hampton High School, 2 Long Lane. The walk-through display, now in its fourth year, features over 70 holiday-themed light displays. The family-friendly display will be open Friday and Saturday nights, every weekend through December 21 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Admission is $6 for children and $12 for adults. Hot chocolate and popcorn will be available for purchase. As part of the seasonal ...
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Outstanding graduates of New York area community colleges are eligible to receive scholarships to complete bachelor’s degrees at New York University’s College of Arts & Science, through scholarships from the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation. The Joseph R. Attonito CCTOP Scholarship is awarded to students who matriculate at CAS through NYU’s Community College Transfer Opportunity Program. Attonito, who died in 2024, served as a trustee of the Gardiner Foundation. Over the next five years, 20 selected scholars will receive $25,000 in each of their two years at CAS. Scholarship recipients devote a portion of their studies to the culture and ...
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The Hamptons Observatory is partnering with Suffolk County Community College to present a free virtual lecture by Dr. Madhulika “Lika” Guhathakurta, NASA senior advisor for new initiatives. Sean Tvelia, academic chair of Physical Sciences at Suffolk County Community College and a founding board member of Hamptons Observatory, will serve as moderator of the event. Guhathakurta will discuss heliophysics, also known as “space weather,” and how the “Living With a Star” program targets specific aspects of the sun-earth system that affect life and society. Practitioners of disciplines like solar physics, geophysics, atmospheric physics, cosmic ray physics and magnetohydrodynamics have collaborated in ...
28 Oct 2024 by Staff Writer
Sag Harbor Cinema has launched its Lighthouse Project, a year-round film and discussion series that illuminates mental health awareness, advocacy and action. The series, which kicks off on Sunday, November 3, will be free and open to the public, and will offer equitable access to mental health information with expert-led panel discussions. Its goal is to demystify, to destigmatize, and to promote knowledge about mental disorders, and to disseminate information about their treatment using film as an entry point for discussion, noted a press release. The Sunday event, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., will focus on adolescent mental health. ...
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Project MOST is the featured charity recipient for the Stop & Shop Community Bag Program for the month of November. Project MOST will receive $1 for each $2.50 reusable community bag sold during the month of November at the Stop & Shop location in East Hampton, 67 Newtown Lane.
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A Gofundme page has been created for Noelle Parker, known to many as “Noodle,” who has become seriously ill. She contracted pneumonia, which led to sepsis and sepsis shock. She was sedated and on a ventilator for three weeks. Currently, she is in stable but critical condition. An active volunteer with the Animal Rescue Fund, she is an acting coach at Bay Street Theater and a pet sitter/dog walker. The recent illness comes on the heels of past medical struggles from which she was just financially recovering. Those who wish to donate can search for “Noelle Parker” at gofundme.com.
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Staff Writer on Nov 4, 2024