FEBRUARY 2026 NEWSLETTER

villageofgreenport.gov

NEW WEBSITE

• We're excited to share that the Village has launched a redesigned website at villageofgreenport.gov.
• Village emails have also been updated - please refer to the Contact page on the website for the most current information.
• For convenience, the previous website and email addresses will automatically forward to the new ones.

CHANGES DOWNTOWN

• 400 Front Street welcomes Feuerherm & Hoff, a 20th Century Art & Design store with furniture, lighting, textiles, and art.
• 214 Front Street welcomes Yvie's 3 Rooms, a space for collectives, consignment, collaboration, creativity, and community.
• Congratulations to Shelley Scoggins, longtime owner of the Market, on her retirement.
• North Fork Arts Center is under construction to add an elevator to the large upstairs theatre. Ribbon cutting will be early spring.

GREENPORT NAMED A TREE CITY USA

• Greenport has been recognized as a Tree City USA for the 19th year. This is a national designation honoring communities that are committed to protecting, maintaining, and growing their public trees for the long term.

Saturday, February 14 | 181st Washington's Birthday Firefighter Parade 1pm • Knapp Place and Main Street

Camera Obscura | Saturday & Sunday 10am-12pm and by appointment

Carousel | Open Saturday, Sunday and Greenport School Holidays 11am-5pm (Credit Cards Only)

Community Dance | February 21, March 21, April 18 4:30pm Instruction 5pm Open Dance • Unitarian Universalist Church of Southold, 51900 Main Road, Southold

North Fork Arts Center | Winter Schedule is Wednesday through Sunday • Front Street

• The Carousel and Mini Railroad committees are still looking for new members, especially parents of younger children.
• The Camera Obscura and Dances in the Park have ongoing volunteer opportunities.

For more information and to apply to any of the above, email info@villageofgreenport.gov. For any committees, please include a paragraph or two about yourself, why you’re interested in serving on the committee, and any particular experience or knowledge you feel might be helpful.

Southold Town committees are always open to Greenport residents, and Greenporters are encouraged to apply. It's important to have our voices and perspectives represented on town-wide issues. Find descriptions and meeting schedules for committees here: 

www.southoldtownny.gov/27/Government. If interested, attend a committee meeting and contact the Town Clerk's office for more information and to put your application on file for when there are openings.

Person of the Year: Paul Kreiling

ICE Raids Greenport Again

MLK Portrait Project at Greenport Library

Washington's Birthday Parade

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