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It’s Official: No Nightclubs in East Hampton Village Historic District

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An outpost of the Zero Bond members-only nightclub did not appear at the Hedges Inn this year, but concerns about such pop-ups prompted the East Hampton Village Board to prohibit nightclubs from the historic district. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

An outpost of the Zero Bond members-only nightclub did not appear at the Hedges Inn this year, but concerns about such pop-ups prompted the East Hampton Village Board to prohibit nightclubs from the historic district. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Christopher Walsh on Nov 20, 2024
After public hearings regarding a prohibition of nightclubs were left open for almost two months, the East Hampton Village Board closed the hearings before adopting resolutions to define and prohibit... more

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