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Art for everyone on Main Street: Mosaic Street Painting Festival photos
Chalk artists transformed a portion of East Main in Riverhead into a colorful canvas during the Mosaic Street Painting Festival yesterday, a celebration of the arts hosted by East End Arts on Memorial Day weekend since 1996. The festival, which in its 28-year history has been postponed due to rain...
Landmark Inn’s plan to add a pool has locals worried they’ll turn the Hamptons into the next ‘Jersey Shore’
This pool is causing waves in the Hamptons. East Hampton Village residents are trying to sink a proposal by the landmark Huntting Inn to add a pool to its grounds, claiming it will destroy the historic character of the neighborhood. “Approximately 50 neighbors and concerned citizens have written to oppose the pool and hot tub,” next-door neighbor Brent Feigenbaum, 64, told The Post. “I believe this to be the largest public opposition in the village’s history.” The best new luxury shopping in the Hamptons for summer 2024 Wet blankets sniff that they don’t want the precedent-setting puddle to turn Main Street into the “Jersey...
The 6 best restaurants and eateries in the Hamptons for summer 2024
Hold the foie gras and frog legs — this summer, many of the Hampton’s best new restaurants are unpretentious, nostalgic and downright delicious. From a new food hall showcasing the best local ingredients to a bevy of authentic Italian joints, the East End is eating pub grub, red sauce and pizza pies. But gourmands won’t be left hungry either, with a menu of “luxury Italian” classics coming to East Hampton. Below, Alexa presents a plating of the newest chef-driven eateries coming to your favorite summer holiday destination. Arthur & Sons | 203 Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Turnpike, Bridgehampton To call it Italo-Americano classico, the...
The most gorgeously designed Hamptons home rentals for 2024
If you don’t mind fast fashion with an Hermès-sized price tag, a high-design Hamptons summer rental is for you. Ease and sophistication are the draw at 26 Harbor Drive, the five-bedroom, seven-bathroom, 6,300-square-foot home in Sag Harbor. It’s an elegant mélange of midcentury styles (largely French) from the 1940s through the 1970s, including wall-sized wood panels by an Italian architect that were purchased at the Paris flea market, and seating that looks like it was robbed from the Museum of Modern Art. “It’s got a masculine feel,” says Jon Vaccari, a broker at Hedgerow Exclusive Properties, who owns the house. “But surprisingly...
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