July Fourth is behind us and it was one for the books! Festive events, BBQs, gathering with family and friends, Independence Day Weekend is always one for creating great memories. Now, Hamptons towns are bustling with summer crowds, and the heat and sunshine are finally here to stay! We are coming up on the middle of the 2023 season and it's been quite eventful so far but there is still plenty to do as we head toward the second half of summer! Keep reading for all that I think you'll love to know about as we close out July. | |
Hamptons Fine Art Fair
Welcoming art lovers from across the globe to Southampton Fairgrounds, the Hamptons Fine Art Fair returns for another year. The event features 20th and 21st century art from over 70 international art galleries, all available for immediate acquisition. Over 400 artists will be on display at this "only in the Hamptons" experience. No matter what spurs your love for art - collecting, decorating, admiring - the HFAF has treasures for everyone. This year's event will take place July 13th through 16th, with varying hours on each day.
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"Forgotten Founders: David Hempstead, Senior" Documentary Screening at Sag Harbor Cinema
Directed by Sam Hamilton and Julian Alvarez, "Forgotten Founders: David Hempstead, Senior" will be shown at Sag Harbor Cinema on July 16th at 11am. The documentary follows the life of Hempstead from slavery to freedom on the East End and is part of the cinema's Forgetting to Remember” collaboration with the Plain Sight Project. Alvarez hopes that "by diving into the in-depth story of a single person who should be considered this amazing, successful, heroic, historical founder of this community, we highlight that there were many others that, unfortunately, we’ve forgotten to remember.” The screening is free but registration is required.
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The Guild Hall Clothesline Art Sale
Since its inception in 1946, Guild Hall's Clothesline Art Sale has been one of the most beloved and affordable art events on the East End. One of my absolute favorites, the annual fundraiser event features over 300 artists with works ranging from $75 to $3,500 and is a wonderful way of providing accessible artwork to our community. This year's event will take place on July 22nd at 9am at Guild Hall in East Hampton.
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Southampton Cultural Center Concerts in the Park
The 38th season of Southampton Cultural Center's Concerts in the Park is here! Every summer, SCC sponsors a series of concerts in Agawam Park and at Coopers Beach. Here is the lineup:
July 20th: Nancy Atlas at Good Ground Park, 7pm
July 26th: Penny Lane at Agawam Park, 6:30pm
August 2nd: The John Fogerty Project at Agawam Park, 6:30pm
August 9th: The Lone Sharks at Coopers Beach, 6:30pm
August 16th: ELO Tribute Band (Location TBD), 6:30pm
August 23rd: Damaged Goods at Agawam Park, 6:30pm
August 30th: Mean Machine at Agawam Park, 6:30pm (Rain Date: August 31st)
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East Hampton Village Outdoor Movies
Every Wednesday through August 16th, Hamptons International Film Festival will host a movie under the stars in Herrick Park or on Main Beach at 8:30pm - for free! If you'd like to reserve a front-row spot, the $50 cost will will support Hamptons International Film Festival's year-round education and community programs. Here are the upcoming screenings:
July 19th: Back to the Future on Main Beach
July 26th: E.T. the Extra Terrestrial in Herrick Park
August 2nd: Splash in Herrick Park
August 16th: Jaws on Main Beach
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Summer Fashion in the Hamptons
The Hamptons has always been known for its shopping scene. Whether you're on the hunt for jewelry, one-of-a-kind shoes, housewarming gifts, beachwear, or anything else, the East End has you covered. Most recently in fashion news, Alexandre Birman brought Brazilian chic to Sag Harbor over the 4th of July weekend and Respoke, a luxury shoe brand that repurposes designer scarves into espadrilles, was featured in The Daily Magazine.
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Celebrating 125 Years of Parrish Art Museum
2023 marks Parrish Art Museum's quasquicentennial year of existence in the Hamptons. In honor of the milestone anniversary, Hamptons Magazine sat down with Director Mónica Ramírez-Montagut to learn what this legacy means to her and what she sees in Parrish Art Museum's future.
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Dock and Dine Restaurants in the Hamptons
The only thing better than dining al fresco is dining al fresco on the water! Luckily for East
End-ers, Hamptons Magazine has put together a list of several spots where you can enjoy delicious entrees and refreshing cocktails with a side of ocean breezes - which includes many of my favorites!
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Napeague Clam Bar Stays in the Family
For the first time in 40 years, he Napeague Clam Bar has changed owners, but it's staying in the family. Kelly Piccinnini, daughter of the Clam Bar's original owner Betsy Flinn, and her husband John purchased the restaurant. According to them, the Clam Bar will keep it's no-frills legacy while adding some creative menu items and fun twists" to the menu.
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The American Hotel Earns Wine Spectator Prize
Wine Spectator has announced its 2023 restaurant awards and, unsurprisingly, The American Hotel in Sag Harbor has taken home top honors. The coveted Grand Award (a three glass icon) was given to The American Hotel's restaurant for their impressive wine list, which has a cellar inventory of some 30,000 bottles. Also worth mentioning are Pierre’s in Bridgehampton and Stone Creek Inn in East Quogue, which were the only area winners in the two-glass Best of Award Excellence category.
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The Largest Superyachts at the 2023 Miami International Boat Show
If you frequent Sag Harbor, there's a good chance you've admired a few superyachts in summers past. As a matter of fact, it's estimated that there are a few billion dollars floating off of Bay Street depending on the week. If you're interested in learning about 2023's most impressive vessels, take a look at Forbes piece on this year's Miami International Boat Show.
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Seasonal Salads for Summertime Meals
From crisp and refreshing to fruity and nutty, a summer salad can steal the show at any gathering. Food & Wine compiled a list of 30 summer salads to be enjoyed wherever the season takes you!
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The Ultimate Kitchen Accent Wall
Refreshing your kitchen doesn't have to involve contractors and sledge hammers. Sometimes, bringing in some unique tiling and fresh paint can make the space feel brand new! Take a look at Elle Decor's backsplash inspiration that can tile your house into a home.
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When Only Results Will Do
Have you flipped through this month's edition of HC&G? Or Dan's Papers? I'm so excited about my newest campaign that debuted across the Hamptons this month. If you're thinking of buying or investing on the East End, contact me to discuss your options! And, should you be considering selling your property, let's chat about current market conditions, recent comps, and a customized, strategic approach to marketing your home.
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