The East Hampton Healthcare Foundation will sponsor a free community Health Fair at the St. Luke’s Church Hoie Hall meeting room, 18 James Lane in East Hampton, on Friday, January... more
The Shelter Island Community Chorus will host its seventh annual Handel’s Messiah Sing, on Sunday, January 12, at 3 p.m. at the Shelter Island Presbyterian Church, 32 N. Ferry Road (Route 114), Shelter Island. The annual Messiah Sing honors the late Jack Monaghan, who founded the tradition, held each January on the first Sunday after Epiphany. The seventh annual Messiah Sing will include 11 choruses and a number of solos, led by Suzanne Nicoletti, and accompanied by Paolo Bertolani. Choristers are encouraged to bring their own scores, Schirmer Edition preferred; a limited number of scores will be available. East End ...
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The Choral Society of the Hamptons will hold auditions on Monday, January 13, for all singing parts (soprano, alto, tenor, bass) for singers interested in joining the group prior to the Choral Society’s next concert on Sunday, March 30, at the First Presbyterian Church of East Hampton. The Choral Society rehearses at the same church and the auditions will take place there as well. Rehearsals begin the following Monday, January 20. Singers accepted into the chorus are welcome to attend this first rehearsal before committing to the chorus. Generally, there are weekly rehearsals on Monday evenings and occasional weekend commitments ...
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The Church in Sag Harbor will hold its next Wellness Monday on January 13 at 3 p.m. at which Karen Meyer, assisted by Stephanie Joyce, will offer the Healing Vibrations of Reiki. Tickets are $10 for nonmembers. The program will touch on the fundamentals of Reiki and why Einstein’s words “everything is vibration” and “everything is energy” are the language of Reiki practitioners worldwide. Participants will learn the basics of Reiki and experience it hands-on, discover the healing power of sound and the healing properties of instruments such as the gong, the crystal singing bowl, and tuning forks, as well ...
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The Stony Brook University FoodLab is offering a workshop series about the immune system. “Power Up Your Immune System: Nature’s Way” workshop series begins on Sunday, January 12, and continues each Sunday through March 16, from 2 to 4 p.m., at the Stony Brook Southampton campus. The series, presented by nutritionist Nadia Ernestus, is a comprehensive program designed to educate attendees on the benefits of raw foods and natural remedies in supporting the immune system. Each session combines theoretical insights with practical demonstrations, providing participants with the tools to incorporate these practices into their daily lives. The opening workshop on ...
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Bay Street Theater and Sag Harbor Center for the Arts will screen the film “Pride” on Sunday, January 26, at 4 pm. The feature will kick off a series of screenings of LGBTQ+-themed films on the last Sunday of each month, in collaboration with Hamptons Pride. “Bay Street is giving us a wonderful opportunity to create a fun and engaging new social outlet, just in time for the long winter months. In the before-dinner hour on last Sundays, we hope to grow what will become a vibrant community film series, and will work to make each screening one you won’t ...
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Hamptons Observatory is partnering with the Southampton Arts Center to present a free lecture and book signing by Dava Sobel. Sobel, who will discuss her book, “The Elements of Marie Curie: How the Glow of Radium Lit a Path for Women in Science,” is a New York Times best-selling author, Pulitzer Prize finalist, East End resident, and a Hamptons Observatory founding advisory board member. The lecture on Monday, January 13, at 6 p.m. is available in person and virtually. Sobel will delve into the groundbreaking discoveries of Marie Sklodowska Curie, the first woman to win a Nobel Prize and a ...
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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation has released a calendar of night owl hikes and history hikes. A State Park naturalist will guide visitors through the woods to listen for owls and other night life. The night owl hikes will be led by a state park naturalist from one of three locations: Camp Hero West Gate on Camp Hero Road by Camp Hero State Park; The Promised Land Trail parking lot in Napeague State Park: West Overlook on 27 in Hither Hills State Park. Participants are asked to arrive 10 minutes before the start of ...
19 Dec 2024 by Staff Writer
The Sag Harbor Historical Museum was awarded a $10,000 grant to restore headstones in Sag Harbor’s Old Burying Ground on Union Street. The grant was from the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation, which supports projects that highlight New York history. The group of headstones to be repaired were severely damaged in the Hurricane of 1938 and have remained broken in multiple pieces and partially buried in the ground since that time. The headstones are a valuable part of Sag Harbor history, telling a story reaching back to the Revolutionary War. Capt. Lester BeeBee, the patriarch of the BeeBee family was ...
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LTV Studios will host a Community Cookie Exchange on Saturday, December 21, from 2 to 4 p.m. Guests may enjoy cookies, music, crafts, and raffles. Proceeds will go toward paying for LTV’s new roof and to the South Fork Performing Arts Education Fund. Nonperishable food items will also be collected for LTV’s Little Free Food Pantry in exchange for cookies to take home for the holidays. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at ltveh.org.
16 Dec 2024 by Staff Writer
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