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When and where to enjoy East End holiday traditions

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41 Calendar of Events Hamptons 2013 Holiday Preview Contributors: Stacy Dermont, Stephanie de Troy, Tina Guiomar, Kelly Krieger, Kelly Laffey, Tamara Matthews-Stephanson, Lee Meyer, Brendan J. O’Reilly, Oliver Peterson, Gianna Volpe.

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hen reporter Clark Kent gets the call, he dashes into a phone booth, changes out of his street clothes and into his Superman clothes in one tenth of a split second, and is off into the sky, his fist and right arm out in front of him—the Man of Steel looking down with his x-ray vision for the trouble he knows is there, and then, suddenly he turns left and heads down back to the earth, the globe coming and getting bigger and bigger like it does in Google Earth, until he is right there, at the bad spot, where he takes care of the brewing trouble before it gets out of hand.

As for me, during every humdrum day, I am the mild-mannered Dan Rattiner, chief reporter for Dan’s Papers. But then when I get the call, which comes from Marina Van at the East Hampton Chamber of Commerce at around 9 a.m. on the first Saturday morning in December, I quick run upstairs to our bedroom, take off all my clothes and, in a matter 18 | november 29, 2013

of one full hour, suit myself up to become…Santa Claus!! There I am in the mirror.

The trouble I have to deal with is at 11 a.m. We need Santa Claus, Marina tells me. Get down to the East Hampton Presbyterian Church on Main Street and climb up into the sleigh behind the reindeer. It is the annual East Hampton Santa Comes to Town Parade, and you are needed to sit up there, just like you did last year and the year before, and wave at the giggling girls and smiling boys as the steeds clipclop you through town. Afterwards—we’ll tell you the place, one year it was in the lobby of the UA Theater, another year it was in the Huntting Inn living room— we need you to come in, sit down in the easy chair and ask the little boys and girls who are standing in that long line with their parents to, one at a time, just come forward and sit upon your knee, so you can smile at them and look them in the eye and say ho ho ho and ask them what they want for Christmas.

If you can’t do it, the kids will be heartbroken.

Come on Santa, we need you!!!

Well, it’s my calling. I come. And I have to say that for that time, that wonderful time, I am Santa Claus, this whole other person, this East Hampton’s Santa Claus.

Sometimes, when I think about this—for example, when I am at our family Thanksgiving dinner, in New York City or in East Hampton or out with the other side of the family in Pennsylvania—am I really Santa Claus in December? Have I really turned into him?

I put a forkful of cranberry stuffing in my mouth.

Yes, I say to myself, Dan is here now. But then there is this other person. A nicer person, who shows up in December. I don’t know about Clark and Superman, but the way I figure it, I am TWO people. I live in this humdrum newspaper body with the pad and pencil in my breast pocket and my camera around my neck for 11 months a year. And then, suddenly, I am this entirely different person, a fatter person, a person who needs help getting down a flight of stairs, or looking out through a white wig that’s slipped down hamptons holiday preview

over his eyes while trying to drive a Chevy Tahoe to the church, giving up and having his wife do it.

When I’m my Dan’s Papers person, I am meek and mild, wry and retiring. People come over to me at parties and I look down at my shoes. Aw shucks, I say.

When I make the transformation in our bedroom on that appointed morning, I am turned into HIM. I’m a man who has just heard a good joke. And now I have a good joke to tell. I am straight forward. You ask for a present? I tell you you’ll get it, just be patient.

I am loveable. I hug little children. I shake mittened hands with grown-ups. I stand up straight. I say ho, ho, ho. I slap mayors on the back. If pulled over on North Main Street on my way to the church, I tell the officer to just give me a warning. I am on my way to the Presbyterian Church for Truth, Justice and the American Way. I’m a folk hero.

Does Superman know the first names of everybody in town? He knows a few people, certainly the troublemakers. Can Superman remember everyDanspapers.com

thing? He cannot. He can get baffled. When Superman’s little fracas is over, does he stand around and accept the congratulations from everybody? He does not. He flies away. He is, in fact, one and the same as Clark Kent. And they don’t want anybody to know.

It’s a worrisome business. What if someday they are found out?

Santa is just so at ease. He calls everybody in town by their first name. He writes down what everybody wants. And then he doesn’t need the list. After it’s over, he flies up to the North Pole in his sleigh, and, from memory, without needing the list, he tells the elves what to make and whose name to put on the gift cards. And then he goes to his office and uses his big red telephone to tell all the middle management people to get cracking, helping out the elves.

And then when night falls, he and the missus retreat to their cottage, brush the snow off the door, and go inside to get some shuteye in their feather bed.

Back at one of those many Thanksgiving dinners,

as I slice myself a second helping of turkey and cranberry sauce, I begin to feel a little sorry for Clark Kent. As Clark, the bumbling awkward reporter, it must be so hard to keep his secret. And when he’s the other guy, even doing all the heavy lifting and all, he may be better at keeping that secret. But maybe not. Who likes to lie? He just wants out.

I, on the other hand, am proud to be that other person. Then, when the holiday is over, who returns is Dan Rattiner.

“Hey Dan, haven’t seen you around.”

“Yeah, well, this year I’m Santa Claus again, so there’s no Dan.” “Go on.” *** Not just everybody can transform into Santa Claus.

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It's the most Wonderful Time of the Year

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ith the holiday season upon us, the East End will be awash in a blend of magic, wonder and cheer. Our villages and hamlets put on their holiday best, showing off before settling into their winter slumbers. Unique celebrations abound, providing ample opportunity for residents and visitors to create fantastical memories and yearly traditions.

Some holiday traditions endure in the Hamptons, while others fall away with the passage of time and the shifting cultural and economic landscape. Who remembers all the years when East Hampton stood out among the local hamlets and villages at Christmastime, as every tree along Main Street was wrapped in blue lights? They were charming and distinctive—they cast the village in a different light than those with white or multicolored bulbs. Today, Town Pond holds the last lonely bastion of that bygone time—one little tree holding its blue vigil for days past in the center.

Perhaps as a tribute, each year on Three Mile Harbor Road one group of homeowners re–creates the rows of blue-lit trees along their street. Hopefully that tradition will continue, and new ones are born each year.

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started in 2010 and held the Saturday after Thanksgiving, has taken off on the East End. Black Friday increasingly encroaches on Thanksgiving celebrations, with some big box stores opening as early as 6 a.m. on Thursday. (Although some businesses, like P.C. Richards, have taken public stands against opening on Thanksgiving Day.) Small Business Saturday was started by American Express, encouraging shoppers to support local businesses. This year, a number of seasonal festivities fall on November 30 as well, giving holiday shoppers another reason to head downtown to take part in celebratory, community-minded events.

East Hampton’s Menorahcade on November 30 commemorates the village’s third annual public menorah lighting. A parade of cars topped with giant menorahs will drive from Chabad Lubavitch of the Hamptons, at 13 Woods Lane, to the menorah lighting in Herrick Park.

Southampton has its own Parade of Lights each year, also falling on November 30 this season.

A long line of decorated fire trucks begins at Windmill Lane and drives around the Village to Agawam Park for the annual Christmas tree lighting. A holiday party with Santa follows at the Southampton Cultural Center, where light refreshments are served.

Downtown Southampton is transformed into a veritable winter wonderland as the season progresses,

with a parade of small trees decorating Main Street and Jobs Lane. Southampton Country Holiday presents its annual “It’s a Wonderful Village” celebration from December 6–8. Enjoy a host of events throughout the village, including a three-day Christmas Marketplace at the Southampton Center.

Peruse artisan crafts and a farmers market, and enjoy storytelling and holiday delights. On December 7, children young and old can enjoy horse and buggy rides that leave from the Chamber office and run down Main Street and Jobs Lane. Just up Hill Street, the annual windmill lighting at Stony Brook Southampton will occur on December 6. Then, Saint Nick returns to the Village for his annual visit to Rogers Memorial Library on December 14 from 2–4 p.m.

Also on November 30 is the annual lighting of the Montauk Lighthouse. The holiday celebration will include caroling and a visit from Santa. Clearly, St. Nick enjoys the holiday traditions on our narrow stretch of island. Parking and admission to the lighthouse grounds are free for the event. The celebrations continue the next day with Christmas at the Lighthouse. East Enders are invited free of charge to enjoy pony rides, hot cider, snacks and a “Ho! Ho! Ho!” from Santa. The Lighthouse gift shop will also be open for holiday shopping. A rain date for the lighting is scheduled for December 7; and a rain date for november 29, 2013 | 21

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Christmas at the Lighthouse is December 8. The lights will grace New York’s oldest lighthouse every night until New Year’s Day. Montauk Point on January 1 sees another tradition—the annual pilgrimage of Koreans and Korean-Americans to watch the first sunrise of the New Year. Korean culture calls for the first sunrise to be seen from the easternmost accessible point of land, and Koreans from Long Island and the New York metro area traditionally make the pre-dawn trip to Montauk Point to greet the sun and anticipate all that the New Year holds, as the lighthouse becomes awash in golden sunlight.

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conjunction with Montauk’s Star Bright Lighting weekend, where businesses vie for the title of Best Decorated Montauk Business. By this point, Sweet’tauk’s second annual Handmade for the Holidays fair is well underway. Held every Saturday and Sunday until Christmas Eve at Sweet’tauk Lemonade, 34 South Etna Avenue, the fair features a variety of goods handmade by local artists.

On the North Fork, Greenport Village will host a tree lighting in Mitchell Park on November 29 at 5:30 p.m. Then, the Greenport Fire Department Christmas Parade will be on December 8 at 1 p.m. Christmas characters including Rudolph and Santa will make an appearance. The next weekend, Greenport will play host to another new

tradition—Shellabration. This second annual event invites East Enders to keep it local by sampling and celebrating the freshly harvested Peconic Bay shellfish, deliciously paired with North Fork wine.

Also on December 7, Westhampton holds its annual Holiday WinterFest, where participants can ride the Westhampton Beach Holiday Trolley to events around the Village. Among the many activities and attractions, local stores host kids’ craft stations and holiday treat stations, carolers wander the streets and Santa and Mrs. Claus entertain with stories and fun. Later that evening, Jews and Christians celebrate the holidays together at the annual Christmas tree and menorah lighting ceremony on the Village Green. Caroling by the Westhampton

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Beach High School chorus and the Hampton Synagogue’s Youth Choir will fill the evening with the festive sounds of the season. Enjoy free hot cocoa and cookies. To top off the evening, Santa Claus arrives by fire truck.

East Hampton has its Santa Parade on December 7 this year, and Santa will greet children after the parade at the Huntting Inn on Main Street at around 11 a.m. The 24th Annual Holiday Tour of Inns, B&Bs and Special Places follows on December 14. Included on the tour is the famed Pollock-Krasner House in Springs. Local properties, dolled up for the holidays, will be open from noon until 4 p.m.

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lighting on Long Wharf on December 7.

Santa will visit the windmill the next day. New this year, Sag Harbor is promoting “The 12 Days of Christmas” from December 1–12, where shops feature various specials.

The annual Holiday Lighting of the Big Duck is held the first Wednesday after Thanksgiving each year, coincidently the same day the of the nationally televised Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lighting. Not that we’re biased or anything, but attending a duck lighting in person is a bit more quack-tastic and oh-so-Long Island.

A tradition three years in the making, the annual holiday window decorating contest in Riverhead has been cancelled this year due to an

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It would be impossible to attend all of the holiday events and attractions on the East End, so find some favorites and enjoy them year after year. It’s how family traditions are born.

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The East End's performance spaces and cultural institutions offer a wealth of live entertainment, film and visual art for the whole family, from a revue of Broadway classics to internationally acclaimed puppet masters, legendary jazz artists to fall-offyour-seat funny comedians. Take a break from your busy schedule, have a seat and enjoy the show! Visit Events.DansPapers.com for additional information on arts and entertainment happenings.

BAY STREET THEATRE 1 Long Wharf, Sag Harbor

1 Upright Citizens Brigade The world-famous improv troupe comes to Bay Street Theatre on November 30 at 8 p.m. Originally founded by Matt Besser, Amy Poehler, Ian Roberts and Matt Walsh, the Upright Citizens Brigade is home to one of the premier long form improv comedy training programs.

Many famous comedians have gotten their start with UCB Training Center. Will you see a future comic superstar on stage at Bay Street? You never know! For more information on the Upright Citizens Brigade, go to ucbcomedy.com. Don’t miss this exciting show!

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1 Mooseltoe Gateway Playhouse continues its tradition of excellent family entertainment for the holidays with Mooseltoe, which runs through November 30. Based on the children’s book by Margie Palatini, this whimsical stage production tells the story of Mooseltoe, a moose who wants to fly with Santa’s reindeer. Mooseltoe features the voices of Al Roker, John Cullum and Carole Shelley and is sure to be a hit with kids.

2 Disney’s Beauty and the Beast The musical adaptation of one of Disney’s most beloved animated features will run December 13– 29 in Patchogue. Join Belle, Mrs. Potts, Lumiere and The Beast for an unforgettable journey where, in the end, everyone lives happily ever after. Originally produced on Broadway by Disney Theatrical Productions and featuring classic songs like “Be Our Guest,” “Gaston” and the title song, Beauty and the Beast is a timeless fantasy story that kids of all ages love. And for a limited time, you can receive one free child’s ticket (ages 3–10) with the purchase of each adult ticket.

3 Live & Let Die: A Symphonic Tribute to the 2 Hamptons Take 2 Documentary Film Music of Paul McCartney

Festival

The sixth annual Hamptons Take 2 Documentary Film Festival runs at Bay Street Theatre December 6–8. Known for the slogan “All docs, all day,” the festival features 22 different documentaries including The Only Real Game, a film about baseball in India, by director Mirra Bank of East Hampton. And Lana Jokel of Bridgehampton will present her film Larry Rivers Public and Private.

Ring in the New Year with some legendary music! On December 31 and January 1, Tony Kishman, star of the Broadway hit Beatlemania, will perform some of Paul McCartney’s most famous songs, including “Hey Jude,” “Penny Lane,” “Let It Be” and more. Kishman has toured worldwide with the productions of Twist and Shout, All You Need Is Love and various other Beatles tributes.

To purchase tickets and for more information on events at Bay Street Theatre, call 631-725-0818 or visit their performance calendar at baystreet.org .

For tickets and more information on all performances at Gateway Playhouse, call 631-286-1133 or go to pacsc.org.

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1 The Met: Screenings Live in HD Catch Puccini’s classic opera Tosca on Saturday, November 30 at 1 p.m., with a cast led by Patricia Racette, Roberto Alagna and George Gagnidze. On December 18 at 6 p.m., see a screening of Verdi’s Falstaff, starring Angela Meade, Stephanie Blythe, Lisette Oropesa and Franco Vassallo. Donate to Guild Hall’s presentations of The Met: Live in HD in addition to purchasing a ticket and you’ll be invited to attend the “Operatif” talkback series. where composer Victoria Bond will speak before the Tosca and Falstaff. Donations are accepted.

2 Our Fabulous Variety Show 3rd Annual Holiday Spectacular Head to Guild Hall on December 6 and 7 at 7:30 p.m. for Our Fabulous Variety Show’s special holiday show. Come early with the kids to meet Santa from 6:45 to 7:15 p.m., and enjoy performances by Danny Ximo of the Raffa Show, Samantha Slithers, comedian Bryson Turner and more. Tickets $15–$50.

For tickets and more information about screenings and upcoming shows at Guild Hall, call 631-324-0806 or go to guildhall.org.

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1 Artists Choose Artists The Parrish Art Museum presents "Artists Choose Artists," an ongoing, juried exhibition that celebrates area artists and the relationships that unite the area’s creative community. Distinguished East End artists chose from over 300 submissions to find the best the area has to offer. Among the jurors are Judith Hudson, Mel Kendrick, Robert Wilson, David Salle and more. Artists Choose Artists runs through January 19, 2014. november 29, 2013 | 25

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2 PechaKucha Night Hamptons Come for an evening of rapid-fire presentations from local artists, writers, musicians, gardeners, farmers, baymen, winemakers, chefs, designers and more.

PechaKucha involves 10 presenters showing 20 slides at 20 seconds each, giving each person 40 seconds. With the theme of "Living Creatively on the East End," Parrish's PechaKucha Night on Friday, December 13 from 6–8 p.m. is sure to be a fun, insightful and diverse event.

3 Into the Light: A Mid-Winter's Dance Party On Friday, December 27 from 6–8 p.m., have some pre–New Year's fun at this great dance party featuring DJ Mister Lama, video visuals of the sun and tropical scenes, and cool drinks available for purchase from the Cafe by Art of Eating.

For more info on the Parrish, including its recent one-year anniversary of the opening of the new Herzog & de Meuron–designed building and restoration of permanent collections, go to parrishart.org.

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SUFFOLK THEATER 118 East Main Street, Riverhead

1 Salzburg Marionette Theater Presents The

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Austria’s marionette theater comes to the Staller Center as part of their 100th anniversary season with an all-marionette production of the famous musical on December 8 at 7 p.m. With a beautiful set, skilled puppeteers and stunningly crafted marionettes. The Salzburg Marionette Theater rarely comes to the U.S., so don’t miss out.

The Suffolk Theater welcomes Shirley Alston Reeves on Friday, December 6. A member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Alston Reeves is known as the voice of classic songs like “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow,” “Soldier Boy,” “Mama Said” and many more. The show starts at 8 p.m., but come at 6:30 p.m. to enjoy the restaurant and bar. An a la carte menu will be available throughout the evening. Tickets are $45 in advance, $55 at the door.

2 Jazz at Lincoln Center with Wynton Marsalis & Cecile McLorin Salvant On December 15 at 7 p.m., Wynton Marsalis and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra present a big band concert with arrangements from masters like Duke Ellington and Count Basie. Cecile McLorin Salvant, winner of the 2010 Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition, will sing.

For tickets and more info about shows at Staller Center, call 631-632-ARTS or go to stallercenter.com.

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On Saturday, December 7, enjoy an evening of laughs with the Long Island Comedy Festival, just in time for the holidays! Hosted by comedian Paul Anthony with Scott Schendlinger (direct from the NYC comedy scene), Frankie Pace (SNL, Atlantic City, Vegas) & Richie Byrne (National Headliner at

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Comedy Central). The hilarious production starts at 8 p.m., but doors open at 6:30 p.m. for dinner and drinks. An a la carte menu will be available throughout the evening. For more information on performers and the Long Island Comedy festival, go to longislandcomedy.com. Tickets are $25 in advance, $35 at the door.

3 Christmas on Broadway Come see a fast-paced musical revue of holiday hits and show-tunes on Friday, December 13 and Saturday, December 14. The show starts at 8 p.m., but come at 6:30 p.m. for the restaurant and bar! An a la carte menu will be available throughout the evening. Tickets are $50 in advance, $60 at the door.

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1 Al E. Gator & Friends Marionette Show Kids will love meeting Al E. Gator and his friends in this great marionette variety show. The funny, exciting acts include "The Roamin' Gnomes," "Ghost Busters" and more. Al E. Gator & Friends Marionette Show runs on Saturday, November 30at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.

2 The Night Before Christmas 'Twas the week before Christmas, and all through Sag Harbor...you know how the story goes. Kids and BH_DansList_Full_Layout 1 4/12/12 AM Page 1 parents alike will love this timeless10:27 holiday classic

with a sing-a-long, hand–puppet twist. Catch The Night Before Christmas on Saturday, December 21 at 11 a.m. & 3 p.m.

3 Gustafer Yellowgold Gustafer Yellowgold's show on Saturday, December 28 (11 a.m. and 3 p.m.) is a multimedia performance with live music, animated illustrations and storytelling. Yellowgold has appeared offBroadway in several of his own productions, performed in children's museums and gone abroad for shows in the U.K. and Korea.

For tickets and more info, including workshops for kids, go to goatonaboat.org.

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For tickets and more information on events at the Suffolk Theater, call 631-727-4343 or go to suffolktheater.com.

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1 Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes The Godfather of the New Jersey Sound comes to WHBPAC on Saturday, November 30 at 8 p.m.

With songs like “We’re Havin’ A Party” and “I Don’t Want To Go Home,” Southside Johnny, the longtime front-man for the Asbury Jukes, helped to create the Jersey Shore Sound. Tickets $45 $65.

2 The Very Hungry Caterpillar and Other

Eric Carle Stories

Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia brings three Eric Carle classics to the stage in this exciting production featuring special effects, original music and innovative puppets on December 3 and 4 at 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. In addition to The Very Hungry Caterpillar, both Little Cloud and The Mixed-Up Chameleon will be brought to life. Tickets are $10 and must be purchased by phone.

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3 Chanticleer This fantastic a cappella choral group returns to WHBPAC on Saturday, December 7 at 8 p.m.

Twelve talented men will sing holiday songs, as well as Gregorian chants, American gospel classics and awe-inspiring new music. Tickets are $60–$100.

4 Baobab Bring your child to an exciting show about a little boy who goes on a quest to end a drought in South Africa. The show, on December 5 at 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. features African percussion, joyful singing, magical puppetry and innovative stage effects. Tickets are $10 and must be purchased by phone.

For tickets and more information on all performances at the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center, call 631-288-1500 or go to whbpac.org.

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Character names and select details change with the different productions, but the basic plotline tells the same, beloved tale.

With a score by famed Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, The Nutcracker is the story of young heroine Clara, who receives a nutcracker from her godfather, Drosselmeyer, on Christmas Eve. Much to Clara’s dismay, her brother Fritz breaks the toy before the two go to bed. Later in the night, a heartbroken Clara sneaks back into the living room to check on her toy. As the clock strikes midnight, Clara looks up to see Drosselmeyer sitting above the clock. The living room is transformed into a battleground, as it fills with mice.

The nutcracker grows to life-size, leading an army of gingerbread soldiers against the Mouse King and his army. With the nutcracker still wounded, Clara throws her slipper at the Mouse King, giving the nutcracker enough time to stab him. The battle won, the nutcracker transforms into a prince and leads Clara through a snowflake-filled pine forest into the Land of Sweets, which is ruled by the Sugar Plum Fairy. Various candies, representing countries from across the globe, dance for Clara and the Nutcracker Prince in thanks. As the ballet

ends, audience members are left to question whether Clara’s experience was a dream or reality.

Megan Callahan, owner of Danse Arts in Bridgehampton, describes the experience of teaching her dancers the importance of The Nutcracker. The program lives on despite the societal gap between a show that debuted in 1892 and today. “I want the kids to experience The Nutcracker” as dancers from past generations have experienced. The 11-year-olds who play Clara, for example, are not as excited to receive a nutcracker as Clara would have been at the show’s debut. “I tell them to pretend it’s an iPad,” she says. “Then, they’re excited.” Then, they understand.

Her ballet incorporates dancers 3 years old to seniors in high school, with parents playing the parts of adult dancers in the party scene. “It’s a very family-oriented show,” says Callahan.

Check out these Nutcrackers on the East End:

Hampton Ballet Theatre School The fifth annual production of the Hampton Ballet Theatre School’s (HBTS) production of The Nutcracker will run at Guild Hall December 13–15. hamptonballettheatreschool.com

Peconic Ballet Theatre The Peconic Ballet Theatre’s production of The Nutcracker “Sweet” is the culmination of a 12-week residency program at Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center. The show runs December 14 and 15. whbpac.org peconicballettheatre.org

"MIXED NUTS" DANCE SHOW It’s Nutcracker meets The Great Gatsby, with a variety of dance styles—think tap, jazz, lyrical and hip hop—at Bay Street Theatre on December 13, 14 and 15. dancestudio3.com

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Danse Arts See Danse Arts’ production of The Nutcracker at Southampton High School December 6–8. The production is dedicated to owner Megan Callahan’s brother Kevin J. Cancellieri. Partial proceeds will benefit a Danse Arts scholarship in his name. dansearts.com

One of Long Island’s most lavish productions of Tchaikovsky’s beloved ballet returns to the Staller Center at Stony Brook University in Stony Brook from December 20–23. Choreographed by Valia Seiskaya, this spectacular show has been crafted by acclaimed artists and dancers from all over the world. nutcrackerballet.com

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ith weather that begs for days indoors by the fire, and with copious quantities of holiday treats at your disposal, it’s easy to lose motivation to get outside and stay active in the wintertime. But if your New Year’s resolution has something to do with living a healthier lifestyle, or if you’re the anytime-is-outdoors-time kind of person, then winter on the East End is your wonderland.

This is the perfect time to take advantage of the snowy conditions and the underappreciated skiing opportunities on the East End. Yes, skiing. Montauk has a high density of state parks, providing ample opportunity to cross-country ski.

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head to the state parks for hiking adventures.

Or, join the Southampton Trails Preservation Society (southamptontrails.org) and East Hampton Trails Preservation Society (ehtps.org) on their weekly hikes.

Few activities say winter like skaters of all ages gliding around a frozen pond or outdoor rink, and the East End is the ideal place to hone those skating skills. Check out Old Town Pond in Southampton, Town Pond in East Hampton or, for a smoother glide, Buckskill Winter Club in Wainscott (buckskillwinterclub.com), the ice rink in Greenport’s Mitchell Park (greenportvillage.com) and, new this year, the rink at Southampton Golf Club on County Road 39. More of a bundle-up-and-sip-hotchocolate kind of person? Head to a frozen Mecox Bay in Water Mill to take in ice-boating races.

Perhaps unfrozen water is more your thing? On the East End it’s long been known that winter provides the best surf, but beware that the conditions often

call for expert surfers. If you’re daring enough, grab a cold-water wetsuit, hood, gloves and booties from any of the area surf shops and hit the beach. Standup paddleboarding is also a viable option if you dress for it. Be sure to take the appropriate safety measures, like wearing a life vest, bringing a whistle and light, and using a leash.

If you’re interested in an equally intense winter activity, consider taking the plunge. Shock yourself out of your Thanksgiving food coma at the Shelter Island Turkey Plunge. Sponsored by the Friends of the Shelter Island Public Library, the event takes place on Saturday, November 30 at Crescent Beach at 10 a.m. Two weeks later, Human Resources of the Hamptons will host its 10th Annual Polar Beach Plunge on Saturday, December 14 at 10 a.m. at Coopers Beach. Money raised benefits the food pantry. Insider’s tip: Wear socks. Numb feet are sensitive to even a grain of sand.

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possible, it’s a proven way to get over the “winter blues” that come with the shorter days. The key is to dress appropriately and to take the proper precautions before heading out. Dress in layers, and wear breathable fabrics. The danger with wearing heavy items is that sweat can dry and act as a cooling agent, but dressing in layers allows you to add and remove clothes as necessary. A waterproof and windproof outer shell is best, especially for running by the breezy East End beaches and taking part in these holiday season races: • 11/28, Montauk Turkey Day 3 miler and 6 miler: Both races start at 10 a.m. Day-of registration at the Montauk Chamber of Commerce, 8–9:30 a.m.

• 11/28, Mattituck-Cutchogue Teachers' Association Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot: 9 a.m., 5K run/walk.

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• 11/30, Old Whalers 5K: 8:30 a.m. on Water Street, Sag Harbor. Loops up historic Main Street, down Glover Street, around the rolling streets of Redwood, finishing on Water Street. Bring a non-perishable item for the food pantry at Old Whalers Church. $30 race day registration. Register online at islandrunning.net or in the church office.

• 12/14 , T h e S t o n y B r o o k C o m m u n i t y Church 5K Holiday Run: 9 a.m. Registration will take place in the Education Building 7:30–8:30 a.m. $20, $15 before December 1.

Register at active.com • 1/15, Sayville Running Company Ten Mile Run to the Brewery: 10 Mile Road Race starting and ending at Blue Point Brewing Company. Race benefits “Better Understanding of Life in Africa.” Stay after for awards, raffles, Blue Point beer. sayvillerunning.com

As the holidays are prime time to give back, a new app makes it possible to log miles while donating to your favorite charity. Charity Miles is a free phone app that allows you to earn corporate sponsorships for various charities whenever you walk, run or bike. As you get moving, the app tracks your distance and sponsors donate money to your selected charity. Runners and walkers earn 25 cents for every mile completed; bikers earn 10 cents. As of right now, it’s only possible to use the app outside, where a GPS can track your mileage, but the app is schedule to soon work indoors with treadmills and stationary bikes. You can choose to donate to the ASPCA, Autism Speaks, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Stand Up to Cancer, The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research or Wounded Warrior Project, among others.

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Holidays are prime family time, and the East End has a host of activities for parents to enjoy with their little ones. Check out these picks:

1 See a live puppet show With a new Muppets movie in the works, kids will love to see puppets live! Goat on a Boat Puppet Theatre at 4 East Union Street in Sag Harbor has some great performances coming up. On November 30, The Puppet Company will perform "Al E. Gator & Friends." On December 21, enjoy a classic holiday story with a puppetry twist: "A Couple of Puppets’ The Night Before Christmas." Prices for events and activities at Goat on a Boat Puppet Theatre vary. For more information on this treasured little theater, go to goatonaboat.org.

2 Go sledding It's hard for the young and young-at-heart to resist the magic of sledding a snow day. When the East End becomes a white, winter wonderland, there are some popular hills that are safe and fun for children to speed downhill. Area favorites include Latham Hill at Pierson High School in Sag Harbor and at the SYS Rec Center on Majors Path in Southampton.

3 Art for kids What child doesn’t love to draw, paint and create?

The Parrish Art Museum at 279 Montauk Highway in Water Mill offers Holiday Vacation Workshops from Thursday, December 26–Friday, January 3.

Kids ages 4–6 will enjoy the morning session from 10 a.m.–noon, while ages 7 and up will spend the afternoon from 1–3 p.m. creating little masterpieces.

Each day has a different topic: Landscapes, Portraits, Sculpture and Collage. The workshops cost $40 per session or $30 for Parrish members.

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A great activity for parents to do with their little ones, ice skating can be a memorable and fun experience for all. Try Old Town Pond in Southampton, Town Pond in East Hampton and for a North Fork spot, Mitchell Park in Greenport. For more information on the best ice skating spots on the East End, see our Outdoors feature on page 22.

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SIDE STREETS

Villages throughout the East End are beautiful in the winter, with great displays, decorations and special activities. Southampton Village will have a variety of "It's a Wonderful Holiday Village" events throughout the holiday season. On December 6, bring your child to the annual Windmill Lighting at Stony Brook University's Southampton Campus. On December 7, head to Southampton Village with your child for some horse and buggy rides, carolers and an appearance by Santa. And if you’re willing to go a little up-island, Port Jefferson’s Dickens Festival is December 6, 7 and 8, with the whole community transformed into a beautiful Victorian village. Also that weekend is Westhampton Beach Village’s Holiday WinterFest.

6 Indulge in hot chocolate

Hot chocolate is liquid gold on frosty winter afternoons. There are plenty of places to get great hot chocolate on the East End, including Hamptons Coffee Company in Southampton, Water Mill and Westhampton Beach, Starbucks in Bridgehampton, Sagtown Coffee in Sag Harbor, The Golden Pear Café in Southampton, East Hampton, Sag Harbor and Bridgehampton; and more. For other sweet treats, head to the Fudge Company in Southampton for great chocolates and candies.

7 Library EXPLORATION

What better place to take your child (and get out of the cold!) than a library? All of the public libraries on the East End have great events and activities planned throughout the winter. On November 30, head to Westhampton Library with your child to make a holiday craft. Kids can make an orange pomander on December 7 at East Hampton Library.

For more information on library events, go to the calendar on page 31.

8 Gingerbread CREATIONS Make a gingerbread man or house with your child! The Children’s Museum of the East End has a Gingerbread House Decorating Workshop on December 14—but if you can’t make it, you can head to Gingerbread University (3225 Sound Avenue, Riverhead) and have your child make an edible masterpiece. Reservations for Gingerbread University are strongly advised.

9 Fun at the museumS Bridgehampton’s Children’s Museum of the East End at 376 Bridgehampton/Sag Harbor Turnpike is a great place to bring your kids all through the year, and their holiday offerings are guaranteed to entertain your little ones. On Friday, December 6 at 6 p.m., head to the museum for their beautiful Windmill Lighting. The museum is also hosting the CMEE Holiday Club, a “drop off” program for kids 3–6 years old to showcase their creativity. The CMEE Holiday Club will meet on December 23, 26, 27, 30 and January 2 and 3 from 9:30 a.m.–noon.

For more information on admission prices and other programs and activities, go to cmee.org.

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airy Tale High, a new line of dolls that reimagines classic fairy tale princesses as high school students, is likely to be a hot new item this holiday season—and consumers on the East End were started the trend. The toys, which were launched by Sag Harbor residents Scott Coff and Ken Price’s toy company S-K Victory, had a successful trial run in Sag Harbor prior to their wide release.

“Back in the 1890s, my grandfather started a toy company, and my father eventually started a different toy business, where he met my mom. I worked for Jakks Pacific for about 13 years before saying ‘it’s time to move on,’” says Price. Price and Coff went to Las Vegas for a licensing show in 2012, where they partnered with United Trademarks Holdings to develop dolls based on classic fairy tales. After making sure the dolls weren’t too similar to Disney’s—“Walt Disney was born in 1902; these fairy tales were written by the Brothers Grimm!" Price laughs—they immediately began developing the idea. Eight dolls were initially released, each with their own backstory and personality. And Coff and Price made sure that the dolls were appropriate

and sent a positive message to young girls. “We’re current and trendy. The dolls are cool, but they’re also [recognizable],” Coff says. “We are known by the consumer at three levels: the kids, the moms and the grandmothers. They understand the product and who the characters are. We didn’t want to go in the direction of the Monster High [dolls].”

The dolls were given a limited release in the Hamptons prior to their rollout at national chains like Target and Wal-Mart. “We went to Kites of the Harbor, then put some in Bridgehampton. A week later, they’d sold out!” Price exclaims. “At the end of July we started a Facebook page, and within two months we had 17,000 fans.” Price and Coff are eager to see the reception the dolls have in wide release.

Price believes that one of the more compelling aspects of the line is that the characters all exist in the same world. “The way Disney does it now, they’re never in the same story— which is the opposite of us,” he explains, noting that all the princesses go to the same fictional performing arts high school and are friends, likening the premise to the shared universes of such characters as Superman and Batman. In addition to the dolls, there are free eBook stories for each doll

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rosty the Snowman is a jolly, happy soul, and so is the man who created him. Riverhead's Don Duga has had a remarkably successful career. The goodnatured artist is best known for his work on the seminal holiday classic Frosty the Snowman. “Frosty the Snowman kind of opened a lot of doors for me,” Duga says. “When you work on something, you kind of just do it and move on, but people liked it!”

Duga, originally from Hollywood, attended to the Chouinard Art Institute in Los Angeles in 1958, where he wanted to study painting. “I was never going to be in animation,” Duga laughs. “I was going to be a painter!

But my drawing teacher said that you actually get paid if you do animation.” The Chouinard Art Institute had many famous animators on its faculty, including Shamus Culhane, the lead animator of Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarves.

After graduating from Choinard, Duga storyboarded countless cartoons and projects, but Duga’s big break was at Rankin/Bass Productions. “I came to New York from California and lived in the Village,” he notes. “I met with Arthur [Rankin, Jr.] and Jules Bass; they had a little studio in the city, with a garden, and they called me in and gave me my first project, which was Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.” The 1964 holiday special, which was animated with puppets, was far along in production

and Duga didn’t get credited for the project. Rankin/Bass Productions’ holiday specials—including The Little Drummer Boy, Mad Monster Party, Santa Claus Is Coming To Town and more—helped the studio gain exposure, not only thanks to the animation, but the vocal talents as well. “Arthur was great at getting people [to perform].

He had a lot of great actors,” Duga says.

Frosty the Snowman starred Jackie Vernon and Jimmy Durante.

Duga has lived in Riverhead since 1980.

“When I lived in the Village, friends of mine were staying out here on the North Fork,” he recalls. “I went with them and fell in love with it.” Duga has a great fondness for Riverhead and is glad it’s experiencing a renaissance; he drew the September 2012 cover for Dan’s Papers featuring a whimsical version of the village.

Still a very active artist, Duga continues to work on special projects and shows. In July, he did an art show called “Surviving Sandy,” featuring art inspired by the resilience of those affected by Superstorm Sandy, in the 73 Main Boutique and Gallery. Most recently, Duga was a featured artist at 73 Main’s “Grey Gardens” exhibit, where he presented several paintings of the legendary

mansion. The artist is currently preparing for his holiday show, which will open in December.

“I make up these cards with Frosty the Snowman in a parade [with the other characters] with a blank space, and when kids come in I draw them into the space,” he says with a smile. “There’s a lot of fun and festivity.” A staple of the East End art community, Duga’s work is a timeless treat that people of all ages can enjoy.

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Year’s Eve celebration includes a cocktail party with a top shelf open bar and hors d’oeuvres, and dinner and dancing. Hang out in Season of Southampton’s Polar Lounge and enjoy a buffet with lobster, rack of lamb, sea bass, ceviche, raw bar and more.

Come just for dinner, just for the cocktail party, or for both. Packages start at $45 per person. Call 631-283-3354 for reservations. 15 Prospect Street, Southampton.

Gurney’s Inn Resort & Spa will host its 51st annual New Year’s Eve Party, and this year there’s a Great Gatsby theme. It begins with a cocktail party with seafood bar, pasta station and hors d’oeuvres. A five-course gourmet dinner follows, with a Viennese dessert table and top shelf open bar. Door prizes will also be handed out. The Killer Joe Orchestra and a DJ will provide the music, and a Charleston dance contest is planned. The fun begins at 7 p.m. Tickets are $145 per person. 290 Old Montauk Highway, Montauk. gurneysinn.com Southampton Social Club in Southampton Village offers New Year’s Eve packages at three different levels—and everyone can enjoy a live broadcast of the Times Square ball drop, two DJs and a midnight champagne toast. The silver package, for $95 per person, includes four hours of top shelf open bar, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., hors d’oeuvres, dessert, hats, noisemakers and party favors. The gold package adds on a four-course dinner by chef Scott Kampf with wine and cocktails.

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with entertainment by Jim Turner and his band and three DJs. Dinner is $55 per person, including a glass of champagne. To make reservations, call 631-283-7575. 75 Main Street, Southampton

Year’s Eve with The Black Tie Orchestra, a 17-piece ensemble including jazz vocalist Laurel Massé of The Manhattan Transfer. Between 8 p.m. and 1 a.m. there’s a premium open bar and hors d’oeuvres. There will also be a DJ and dancing with party favors, a live stream of the Times Square ball drop and a midnight champagne toast. The theater requests guests “dress to your sparkling best.” Complimentary valet parking will be available. The $165 cost includes tax and gratuity. Age 21 and over. Call the box office at 631-727-4343 for reservations. 18 E Main Street, Riverhead. suffolktheater.com Attendees of Sparkling New Year’s Eve can also book a room at Riverhead’s Holiday Inn Express on Old Country Road for $200, with complimentary breakfast.

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Patchogue Theatre hosts two performances on New Year’s Eve of Live and Let Die, a Paul McCartney tribute. Tony Kishman, a veteran of Broadway’s Beatlemania, stars. Tickets range from $25 to $69. Show times are 7 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Call 631-286-1133. 71 E Main Street, Patchogue. pacsc.org november 29, 2013 | 37

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GUIDED TOURS AT THE PARRISH ART MUSEUM 11/29, 2–3 p.m., Ongoing Saturdays, Sundays & Wednesdays at 2 p.m. A docent-led tour featuring highlights from the permanent collection. Free with museum admission.

279 Montauk Hwy, Water Mill.

631-283-2118 parrishart.org

CONTEMPORARY SHINNECOCK ARTISTS 11/29–11/30, 10 a.m. Come view the work of Shinnecock Nation artists, from traditional beadwork, wampum and leather, to modern oils, pastels, and mixed media, in the gallery and in the display cases.91 Coopers Farm Rd, Southampton. 631-283-0774 myrml.org

HALLOCKVILLE HISTORIC FARM TOURS 11/29, Noon–4 p.m. Fri–Sun, through 11/30. Tour the museum’s buildings, gardens and collections. Experience real farming in the museum’s

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DOWNTON ABBEY STYLE IN SOUTHAMPTON 11/29, 11 a.m.–4 p.m. View the styles and activities of Southampton’s Gilded Age, 1880–1929, as they mirror the television drama Downton Abbey and offer a fashionable view of history. On view during museum hours through 12/28. Rogers Mansion, 17 Meetinghouse Ln, Southampton.

631-283-2492 southamptonhistoricalmuseum.com

COUNTRY PARLOR HOLIDAY CRAFT & GIFT SHOW 11/29–12/1, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. The North Fork’s holiday show of fine folk artists and craftspeople in the historic Naugles Barn.

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PARRISH POP UP 11/29–12/1, Noon–5 p.m. Parrish Pop Up will will feature a selection of vendors in the museum shop to kick off your holiday shopping.

Special Friday evening celebration with wines and specialty drinks from 5–8 p.m. View current exhibitions and have a bite in the café. 279 Montauk Hwy, Water Mill. 631-283-2118 parrishart.org

BLACK FRIDAY CONCERT AT MARTHA CLARA VINEYARDS 11/29, 7 p.m. A two-hour tribute to “The Man in Black,” featuring a sevenpiece band performing the music of Johnny Cash, June Carter and The Carter Sisters. Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 at the door. Tickets include a glass of wine. 6025 Sound Ave, Riverhead. 631-298-0075 marthaclaravineyards.com

HOLIDAY MARKET AT PIERSON HIGH SCHOOL 11/30, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Browse fabulous artisans' and vendors' tables and kick off your holiday shopping

while benefitting the PTSA of Pierson Middle & High Schools. Auction and prizes, food & drink. Pierson High School, 200 Jermain Ave, Sag Harbor.

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MONTAUK LIBRARY HOLIDAY BOOK SALE 11/30, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Gift books, art books, cookbooks, children’s books, decorations, jewelry and much more.

The Library is located just east of town on the left. 871 Montauk Hwy., Montauk 631-668-3377 montauklibrary.org

HOLIDAY CREATIONS AT WESTHAMPTON LIBRARY 11/30, 10 a.m.–4 p.m., also on 12/16, 4–7 p.m. For ages 5 and older. Drop in and design a surprise present for someone special! Westhampton Free Library, 7 Library Ave, Westhampton Beach. 631-288-3335

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MONTAUK YACHT CLUB FAMILY FUN 11/30, 1–3 p.m. Families are invited to this annual free event at the Montauk Yacht Club.

Crafts and activities suitable for children from 3 to 12 years old. Holiday crafts, hot chocolate, cookies, sing-along! Great photo op in front of the big fireplace. 32 Star Island Rd, Montauk.

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CANDLELIGHT TOUR OF ROGERS MANSION 11/30, 4–6 p.m. See the museum at its finest with holiday decorations and candles throughout the 1843 mansion’s period rooms. Visit the new exhibit “A 1910 Christmas in Southampton.” Cookies and cider. $10 Adults, free for members and under 17. Rogers Mansion, 17 Meetinghouse Ln., Southampton. 631-283-2494 southamptonhistoricalmuseum.org

PARADE OF LIGHTS & TREE LIGHTING AT AGAWAM PARK 11/30, 4:45 p.m. Decorated Fire Truck Parade at 4:45 p.m., followed by the annual Christmas Tree Lighting at 5:15 p.m. in Agawam Park. Meet Santa, sing carols and enjoy holiday music from the Prelude Overture String Ensemble and light refreshments at a holiday reception immediately following at the Levitas Center for the Arts, at 25 Pond Ln, Southampton. 631-283-0402 southamptonchamber.com

CHANUKAH MENORAHCADE 11/30, 6 p.m. Join the Jewish Community of East Hampton celebrating Eight Nights of Light, Liberty & Latkes on the Fourth Night of Chanukah MenorahCade to Herrick Park, East Hampton Village. The parade will leave from 13 Woods Lane at 6 p.m.

At 6:30 p.m., public menorah lighting at Herrick Park. Reserve your menorah and spot in the parade. Chabad of East Hampton, 13 Woods Ln., East Hampton. 631-312-4286 jewishhamptons.com

December CHRISTMAS AT THE LIGHTHOUSE 12/1, 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Rain Date: 12/8. The Lighthouse will be decorated for the holiday.

Hot cider and snacks will be served. Gift Shop open for holiday shopping. Pony rides for young children, and photos with a jolly Santa. Admission to the museum is free during this event.

2000 Montauk Hwy, Montauk. 631-668-2544 montauklighthouse.com

STARGAZING OVER VINEYARD FIELD 12/1, 7–8 p.m. Join Friends of the Long Pond Greenbelt member Ryan Horn as he points out constellations, stars and planets and explains their stories. Bring a chair if you’d like. Hot cider and doughnuts. Vineyard Field, 377 Bridgehampton Tpke, Bridgehampton. Contact Jean Dodds, 631-599-2391 longpondgreenbelt.org

SAG HARBOR TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS 12/1–12/12. Twelve days of festive events throughout Sag Harbor. 12/5: Annual Holiday Party at the American Hotel; 12/7: Holiday Lightup at the Windmill; 12/8: Santa's Visit at the Windmill. sagharborchamber.com

THE ARTIST’S VIEW: ARTISTS CHOOSE ARTISTS 12/6, 6 p.m., also on 12/20. In conjunction with the current exhibition, "Artists Choose Artists," this intimate gallery talk will highlight select exhibiting artists. $10, free for members, includes museum admission. Advance registration recommended. Parrish Art Museum, 279 Montauk Hwy, Water Mill. 631-283-2118 parrishart.org

DANSE ARTS’ NUTCRACKER 12/6, 7 p.m.; 12/7, 5 p.m.; 12/6, 2 p.m. See Danse Arts’ The Nutcracker, dedicated to Kevin J. Cancellieri. Proceeds go to a scholarship in his name. Southampton High School, 141 Narrow Lane, Southampton. dansearts.com

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East Hampton Village Santa Parade 12/7, 10 a.m. Hosted by the East Hampton Chamber of Commerce. Parade begins on Main Street and turns onto Newtown Lane. Santa will greet children at Huntting Inn following the parade. This year’s theme is “A Disney Holiday.”

631-324-0362 easthamptonchamber.com

HOLIDAY WINTERFEST IN THE VILLAGE 12/7, 10:30 a.m.–7:30 p.m. Annual winter event in Westhampton Beach. Holiday movies for kids, horse and buggy rides, kids' activities, holiday treats and discounts throughout the village, meet Santa and more. Meet Santa in the Gazebo and go to the library for storytime with Mrs. Claus. westhamptonchamber.com

FESTIVAL OF TREES & LIGHTING OF THE VINES 12/7. A Holiday bazaar will be open to the public for free with shopping, activities and more, 11–5 p.m. After, a gala and wonderland of 6-foot holiday trees, all decorated by designers, will be available through a silent auction. Tickets are $90/$45 for kids. 139 Sagg Rd, Sagaponack.

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3rd Annual friends bazaar 12/7, 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Handmade jewelry, ceramics, wood and steel sculpture, small furniture, photography and more, priced for every budget.

Ashawagh Hall, corner of Springs Fireplace Road and Old Stone Highway. One day only.

2ND ANNUAL GREENPORT SHELLABRATION 12/7–12/8, noon–5 p.m. Sample and celebrate freshly harvested shellfish of Peconic Bay. Taste the finest North Fork wines. A unique chance to savor the best culinary offerings from Greenport's leading chefs. Event wristbands $15, two for $25. shellabration.li

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12/7, 2–4 p.m. Come take a walk through beautiful Southampton village and soak in the spirit of the season! Horse and buggy rides, carolers, Santa Claus and light refreshments at the Chamber Office all add to the festive atomsphere, Southampton Chamber of Commerce, 76 Main St., Southampton.

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ORANGE POMANDER CRAFT AT EAST HAMPTON LIBRARY 12/7, 4–5 p.m. Learn how to make old-fashioned balls of citrus and cloves that will fill the house with the scent of Christmas. They also make a great Christmas tree ornament. Ages 7+. Free.

159 Main St., East Hampton. To register call 631-324-0222, ext. 2

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HEARTHSIDE CHEER AT ROGERS MANSION 12/7, 5:30–7:30 p.m. The 1843 Mansion will be filled with bountiful hors d’oeuvres, sumptuous sweets and an open bar. The Music Room will be filled with holiday cheer with piano player playing contemporary and traditional holiday songs on baby grand piano. $50 in advance, $70 at door. 17 Rogers Mansion, 17 Meetinghouse Ln., Southampton. 631-283-2494 southamptonhistoricalmuseum.org

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CHANTICLEER PERFORMS AT WHBPAC 12/7, 8 p.m. An Orchestra of Voices perform their beloved holiday program. Tickets start at $60. 76 Main St.,Westhampton Beach. 631-288-1500, whbpac.org

Christmas at hallockville Museum Farm 12/7, Noon-3:30 p.m. Experience a Victorian Christmas in the Hallock Homestead, and Polish Christmas in the Cichanowicz Farmhouse. Admission includes activities for kids, woodworking demonstrations, music, carriage rides and more.

Admission $8 adults/$6 museum members, $4 kids ages 6–12, free age 5 and under. $18 for group of 2 adults and 2 kids. Hallockville Farms, 6038 Sound Avenue, Riverhead.

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Holiday Happenings Annual Cookie Exchange 12/12, 4–5 p.m. Swap recipes and cookies while enjoying cheese, crackers, wine and cider. Space is limited. $5 per person. 631-324-0362 southamptonhistoricalmuseum.org

ANNUAL POLAR BEAR PLUNGE DECORATE A HOLIDAY TREE 12/14, 10 a.m. Cooper’s Beach, FOR BIRDS AT SOFO Southampton Village. Arrive before 9:30 a.m. to register. $25 benefits Human Resources of the Hamptons food pantry. hrhamptons.org

PECHAKUCHA NIGHT AT THE PARRISH ART MUSEUM

Come Make a Holiday Cookie House

12/13, 6–8 p.m. With the theme of “Living Creatively on the East End,” 10 members of the community are invited to present 20 slides at 20 seconds each, yielding six minutes and 40 seconds per presenter. $10. 279 Montauk Hwy, Water Mill.

631-283-2118 parrishart.org

12/14. 11 a.m.–noon. For kids ages 7–12 years old. Nancy DePetris will instruct. Light refreshments will be served. RSVP only, $5 per child. 631-324-0362 southamptonhistoricalmuseum.org

HAMPTON BALLET THEATRE SCHOOL’s nutcracker 12/13, 7 p.m. 12/14, 2 p.m.

The fifth annual production of the Hampton Ballet Theatre School’s Nutcracker plays at Guild Hall.

158 E Main Street, East Hampton hamptonballettheatreschool.com

“mixed nuts” DANCE SHOW 12/13, 12/14, 7–8:30 p.m. Studio 3’s Mixed Nuts is in its 3rd year of production, a twist on the classic Nutcracker featuring all local children.

It’s Nutcracker meets The Great Gatsby. Bay Street Theatre, 1 Bay Street, Sag Harbor. 631-537-2008 dancestudio3.com

THE NUTCRACKER SWEET 12/14, 7 p.m.; 12/15, 3 p.m. The corps of WHBPAC students join a cast of professional ballet dancers. Tickets are $15. 76 Main St., Westhampton Beach. 631-288-1500, whbpac.org

Seiskaya Ballet’s Nutcracker AT STALLER CENTER 12/20–12/23. 7 p.m. Select matinee times. One of Long Island’s most lavish productions of Tchaikovsky’s beloved ballet returns to the Staller Center. Choreographed by the famous Valia Seiskaya, this spectacular show has been crafted by acclaimed artists and dancers from all over the world.

Staller Center, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook. nutcrackerballet.com

12/21, 10 a.m. Don't miss this chance to give a gift back to nature.

Join this fun family workshop to make a bird-friendly decoration for the holidays using seeds and dried fruits. Bring a shoebox to take home your tree. Fee of $3 per child. Call for reservations, 631-537-9735 sofo.org

January 2014 East Hampton Volunteer Ocean Rescue Polar Bear Plunge 1/1, 11 a.m. Ring in the new year with an ice-cold plunge at Main Beach in East Hampton Village! $25 donation requested. Registration on the pavilion in the morning. easthamptonoceanrescue.org

HOLIDAY VACATION ART WORKSHOPS AT THE PARRISH HOT TUNA AT WHBPAC 12/26 –1/3. Children ages 4–6, 10 a.m.–noon; ages 7 and up, 1–3 p.m., Thursdays & Fridays. Art workshops for kids. Who knows, maybe you know a young artist whose work might one day hang in the Parrish! $40 per session, $30 for members.

Register in advance. 279 Montauk Hwy, Water Mill. 631-283-2118 parrishart.org

I N TO T H E L I G H T M I D WINTER’S DANCE PARTY AT PARRISH ART MUSEUM 12/27, 6–8 p.m. A pre-NYE dance party featuring an ecstatic mix of beats spun by DJ Mister Lama, video visuals of the blazing sun, and cool drinks available for purchase in the café. $10, Free for members. Parrish Art Museum, 79 Montauk Hwy, Water Mill. 631-283-2118 parrishart.org

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CALVIN KLEIN Wrap Coat, $400, Macy's Hampton Bays 631.728.5500 or macys.com

FRYE Jesse Satchel, $568, thefryecompany.com

AQUAZZURA Tie-Me-Up Satin Sandal, $575, Saks Fifth Avenue saksfifthavenue.com

RALPH LAUREN Delmere extra-large jewelry box, $3,495, special order at the Southampton location 631.287.6953 ralphlaurenhome.com VINEYARD VINES Tartan Bow Skirt, $135, Poplin Ruffle Shirt $98, Vineyard Vines Southampton 631.283.4602 vineyardvines.com

BROOKS BROTHERS Twisted Knot Wool Cloche, $98, Brooks Brothers Southampton 631.287.3936 brooksbrothers.com

The Fashionista HELEN FICALORA Mom charm 14k gold, $165, baby star with diamond 14k gold, $165, diamond chain 14k gold, $600, Helen Ficalora Bridgehampton 631.537.5577 TAMARA COMOLLI FINE JEWELRY 18K "Bouton' ring small diamond pavé’, $4,040, small Rainbow Moonstone, $2,070, large grey Moonstone, $2,810, Tamara Comolli Boutique Southampton 631.283.7600 tamaracomolli.com

ELIE TAHARI Scarlett Pony Hair Clutch, $598, Elie Tahari East Hampton or elietahari.com

The fashionista is up on all the trends, and the gifts here fulfill her desires.

She can accessorize with a leopard clutch, glittery loafers and jewelry, retro sunglasses, the perfect coif and bold red lips, a charcoal winter wrap, an oversized black handbag, tartan skirt and color-of-the-year emerald heels.

TOMS Yvette Black Tortoise Fade, $139 and Memphis Champagne Honey, $129, toms.com Lolita Lempicka’s Elle L’aime, $100, Neiman Marcus neimanmarcus.com Number 4 Knot-ty or Nice—"Sparkle & Spray," set Includes Mighty Hair Spray 10oz, Fluoro5 ElixerT 2oz plus Maddyloo Hair Band Set, $49, White's Pharmacy East Hampton 631.324.0082 whiteseasthampton.com

TOM FORD 4PC Lipstick Set $196, Neiman Marcus & Bergdorf Goodman bergdorfgoodman.com

DKNY Antique Glitter Dew Mocassins with studs, $135 dkny.com

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The Professional

Commoner & Co. Travel Wallet, $240, Marie Eiffel Shelter Island & Sag Harbor 631.749.0707 commonerco.com

FRENDS Taylor Rosegold, $200, available at Target Riverhead 631.208.9424 target.com

Vacationer

The professional vacationer is a hard person to find a gift for, as they have traveled the world over. But a little gift for their travels can be just what is needed when they're on the go. A membership for a private flight with Sentient Jets. A pair of Frends earphones scream luxury and keep away the noise on a flight. For the weekender, an overnight bag is perfect. For the international flyer, a travel wallet is key to keep important papers and the passport organized. Let's not forget comforts for when they arrive, like a pair of slippers and face mask, or comfortable pajamas for colder climates.

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BROOKS BROTHERS Black Fleece Soccer Bag, $795, Brooks Brothers Southampton 631.287.3936 or brooksbrothers.com

Snowfall Madness

Charlotte Olympia Slipper with Embroidered Cat Face in Blush, $695, modaoperandi.com

Make all your treasured gift purchases, keep your receipts and pray for snow!

If it snows three inches or more* on December 31, January 1, January 2 Marigot Lorient Make all your from treasured gift purchases, Makeorall your treasured giftuntilpurchases, January 3 (your choice!), 6 p.m. midnight, Bob will REFUND Block Print Long 100% –your COLD HARD CASH and – of your purchase price.** Pajama Set in Navy Starfish, receipts pray for snow! keep yourkeep receipts and pray for snow!

Starts November 21, 2013 If it snows three inches or more* on December 31, January 1, January 2 Feather Hill, Main Road or January (your choice!), from 6 p.m. until midnight, 1, Bob will REFUND If it snows three inches 3or more* on December 31, January January 2 Southold • 765-1061 100% – from COLD –midnight, of your purchase price.** HOLIDAY HOURS: or January 3 (your choice!), 6HARD p.m. until BobStartswill REFUND “Where nothing saysCASH it better Friday, December 13 through Starts November 21, 2013 Monday, December 23 than fine jewelry” 100% – COLD HARD CASH – of your purchase price.** (Monday - Saturday) 9:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.

$132, Bonne Nuit, East Hampton 631.324.7273 or marigotcollection.com

25-Hour Sentient Jet Travelers can fly private, starting at $123,100. Go to sentient.com for more information about memberships.

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Gift Guide Marshall Fridge, $399.99, marshallfridge.com

Porsche Design Driver's Selection 918 Spyder Chronograph, $800, Porsche Southampton 631.283.0888 porscheofsouthampton.com

WORLD PEACe TARTAN Wool Tie, $29.50, Prince of Scots Water Mill 631.604.1392

The Modern Man

GIGI NEW YORK Cigar book bound in brown calfskin leather personalized $91, GiGi New York Southampton 631.287.0707 giginewyork.com

The modern man is cultured, fashionable and enjoys a little play time. Any one of these gifts will suit.

For the motorist, a retro-looking sleek black Vespa looks great with a Porsche Spyder watch, along with a pair of Ralph Lauren driving shoes. And what man of action doesn't enjoy a Man of Steel vintage T-shirt? For the office, a World Peach Tartan wool tie will do. Let's not forget relaxation time... they can enjoy a good cigar book from Gigi New York, or lounge by their new Marshall fridge as they listen to some classic rock.

Vespa 946 in Montebianco Nero Lucido, $9,946 Vespa Southampton 631.287.6085 or vespausa.com for more locations Ralph Lauren calf hair camouflage driving shoe, $595 Select Ralph Lauren stores ralphlauren.com

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Junk Food Clothing Co. Superman Man of Steel Vintage Triblend Tee, $38, Mixology Westhampton 631.998.3132 shopmixology.com

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The Adrenaline Junkie

NSP DC Ocean Race Brushed Carbon SUP Board, $3,000 Flying Point Surf Southampton 631.287.0075 flyingpointsurf.com

Anyone who loves the outdoors is the adrenaline junkie. The surfer or water enthusiast will want the fashionable colorblock wetsuit or a stand-up paddle board (SUP) to coast the waves. The Rainrap coat, Cross pro loft jacket, Fitbit digital fitness wristband and the Leupold golf rangefinder would suit any runner or golfer.

Rainrap in navy/camel $60, Relax Sag Harbor 631.725.1464 or rainraps.com

Leupold GX-4i rangefinder, $624.99 Maidstone Club East Hampton 631.604.5203 or golf.leupold.com

Cross Men's & Women's Pro Loft Jacket, $239 crossgolfapparel.com

Cynthia Rowley Colorblock Wetsuit, Neoprene, $210, available at cynthiarowley.com

Fitbit Force digital fitness wristband, $129.99, Radio Shack Southampton 631.287.5179 radioshack.com

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Gift Guide Yvolution Y Fliker Carver 3 black & green, $149.99 Toys R Us Riverhead 631.369.6501 toysrus.com

Restoration Hardware Baby cable knit & luxe faux fur baby hat $19, Cable knit & luxe faux fur baby booties $29, Cable knit & luxe faux fur stroller blanket, $59 rhbabyandchild.com

Julia B. Couture Linens Tooth Fairy pillow, $150 modaoperandi.com

The Chic Youth

Combat Creatures Doom Razor, $79.99 Toys R Us Riverhead 631.359.6501 toysrus.com

Babies, toddlers and teens will love these lavish and cool gifts. They can imagine themselves as a superhero or a princess with her tartan dress and shiny patent leather Mary Janes. Any girl would love the Emily & Meritt ring holder or the Fairy Tale High Teen Tinker Bell or Alice doll. Any boy or girl who's into technology will have fun with Romo, which turns an iPhone into their own personal robot. For the adventure seeker, a combat creature action-packed doom razor or a three-wheeled scooter would get their adrenaline running.

For the little baby, wrap them up in cable knits from Restoration Hardware.

A delicate tooth fairy pink pillow or some cozy mittens and hat from Vineyard Vines will appease the chic youth.

ROMO personal robot, $149 Brookstone Riverhead 631.727.0760 brookstone.com

Vineyard Vines Winter whale hat, $55 and winter whale mittens, $49.50 Vineyard Vines Southampton 631.283.4602 vineyardvines.com Restoration Hardware Superhero in a box—just add a kid, $29 Restoration Hardware, East Hampton 631.907.1300

Fairy Tale High Teen Tinker Bell and Teen Alice, $17.99 Target Riverhead 631.208.9424 target.com

Emily & Meritt Elephant ring holder, $39 select PBteen stores locations PBteen.com

Ralph Lauren Childrenswear tartan party dress, $65 and patent Mary Janes, $88 both only at ralphlauren.com

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The Homebody

Dedon Daniel Pouzet Swingrest, $6,515 Hildreth's Home East Hampton 631.329.8800 hildreths.com

The person in your life who enjoys spending time at home or has the creative knack for interior design will enjoy any of these gifts. They can relax on a Dedon Swingrest under a tree with a good book, like Vanity Fair 100 Years. Home decorators will enjoy any gift from Mecox Gardens or a fun sparkly gnome from CB2. Or really splurge with a Karen Curtis chandelier. Of course, any woman would love a Brunello Cucinelli cashmere storage bag.

Karen curtis Petite Brass Cherub Chandelier, $8,600, Karen Curtis Shop at Grand Central Terminal holiday fair in Vanderbilt Hall or karencurtis.com

Vanity Fair 100 Years: From the Jazz Age to Our Age, $65, Books & Books Westhampton Beach 631.998.3260 booksandbookswhb.com

Brunello Cucinelli Storage bag in “diamond” cashmere, $495 Brunello Cucinelli East Hampton 631.324.3400 brunellocucinelli.com

Mecox hobnail tree, $80 and beaded tree, $70, Mecox Gardens, East Hampton 631.329.9405 mecox.com

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Craft Cocktails by Brian Van Flandern, $50, Books & Books Westhampton Beach 631.998.3260 booksandbookswhb.com

Chef's Choice International Petite Pie Maker Model 860, $79.95, amazon.com

Patrón Añejo adorned with David Yurman limited edition bottle stopper, $59.99, Hampton Bays Wine & Spirits, Hampton Bays 631.728.8595 hamptonbayswine.com

Tate's Bake Shop Winter Wonderland Cookie Tin, $59, Tate's Bake Shop Southampton 631.283.9830 tatesbakeshop.com

The Hamptons Foodie The foodie will love all things that invigorate the taste buds. There are those with a sweet tooth who will enjoy the Tate's Bake Shop cookie tin, or they can try their hands at baking mini pies. For the wine snob, the perfect gift could be a hand-crafted Riedel decanter that allows any rare vintage red to breathe. The barista master will enjoy the Craft Cocktails book, or they can endulge in the limited-edition Patrón with David Yurman bottle stopper. If you have a culture seeker on your list, anything from Vines & Branches will be sure to please. Or grab the Balaboosta cookbook for an exploration of Mediterranean cuisine. With parties on the horizon, great gifts for the hostess include a box of Sugarfina gourmet candies or a lovely assortment of teas from Talbott teas.

Sugarfina Happy Holidays Bento Box 8-piece—a festive assortment of candies, $50, sugarfina.com

Talbott Teas The Ultimate Gift Collection retails, $195, talbottteas.com

Riedel Curly pig-inspired decanter, $275, sold exclusively by WilliamsSonoma williams-sonoma.com

Vines & Branches Artisanal olive oils, famous truffle popcorn, salt and pepper containers, crafted oil despensing bottle and Extra Virginity: World of Olive Oil book, Vines & Branches, Southampton 631.283.6070 vinesandbranches.net

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KRUPS 2-bottle wine aerator and dispenser, $500, Crate & Barrel, crateandbarrel.com

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Epicure Gift: “Local” Irish Holiday Cooking

Ambassador International has just released Christmas Flavors of Ireland, Celebrating the Festive Season. It’s local author Margaret M. Johnson’s 10th cookbook—earlier titles include The Irish Pub Cookbook and The New Irish Table. Johnson lives in Westhampton Beach and often travels to her ancestral home in Ireland. In fact, 2014 will mark 20 years of Johnson’s sojourns to the motherland. Her next cookbook, Favorite Flavors of Ireland, will be something of a retrospective of her previous books.

Johnson suggests that her recipes for Christmas Pudding, Gingerbread Bars and Christmas

The Pet Lover

The pet lover's beloved four-legged friends are members of the family, and during the holiday season, what better way to pamper them than with luxurious presents?

PoshPet ID Traditional rounded leather QR code vintage charm dog collar, $54.95, Posh Pet ID, etsy.com/shop/poshpetid

Ornaments are particularly good choices to make with children (in the kitchen, not in the batter). Her Christmas Pudding happens to be her favorite holiday recipe, and it involves a lot of easy measuring of ingredients—kids love to help with that. Her Gingerbread Bars with cream cheese frosting are a favorite for all ages. She stresses that her Christmas Ornaments are not edible—but a real crowd pleaser.

You can meet Johnson at a local library this holiday season. She’ll be giving talks in Center Moriches on Dec. 1 at 2 p.m.; in Hampton Bays on Dec. 10 at 6:30 p.m., and in Quogue on Dec. 12 at 5 p.m.

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The annual Lighting of the Vines has become a signature event for Wölffer, and they’re adding another holiday tradition to that day's festivities.

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Wölffer’s inaugural Festival of Trees will feature Christmas trees decorated by local businesses and designers, to be auctioned off for charity during the evening’s gala cocktail party. Over 15,000 LED lights will delight wine drinkers when the switch is flipped, Rockefeller Center–style, on Saturday evening.

Prior to the cocktail party, Wölffer will be hosting an outdoor Holiday Gift Bazaar from 11 a.m.–5 p.m. featuring local vendors and artisans. Enjoy sipping on Wölffer wine while you peruse the offerings.

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Winter at Wölffer gift bazaar will be donated to Fighting Chance, a cancer counseling center in Sag Harbor, and Maureen’s Haven homeless shelter. Tickets for the gala are $90 for adults and $45 for youth under 21 years old. There’s no charge to attend the holiday gift market.

The lights will stay on the vines through the end of January, serving as the perfect holiday backdrop for Wölffer’s Candlelight Fridays. As the weather cools, the Sagaponack winery gets festive with the music series.

Held weekly into the spring, Candlelight Fridays combat the chill and inevitable tedium of the off-season with live music from 5–8 p.m.,

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wines by the glass and bottle, and cheese and charcuterie plates for purchase. With no cover charge, it’s a popular, relaxing way to kick off the weekend. Mellow bands play inside the winery tasting room, and outdoor heating lamps allow East Enders to comfortably enjoy the crisp air—enhanced by a glass of warm, mulled wine or a rich red—on the back terrace.

Check out Events.DansPapers.com for a list of the Candelight Friday musical guests.

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bottle of wine is perhaps the most classic offering for a guest to bestow upon their beloved host or hostess. And East Enders who want to share their wealth of local wine when traveling this holiday season will have a profusion of options to choose from. So, which bottle will it be?

Dan’s Papers picked the brains of local winemakers to find out which of their wines they think would pair best with holiday meals.

For those who want to represent a specific winery, New York wine writer Don Schuman says it would be wise to go for a pinot noir or full-bodied chardonnay. “It’s subtle and goes great with fish as well [as turkey] and goes with all fowl,” Schuman says of his red wine selection, adding, on his suggestion for whites, full-bodied chardonnays “are big enough to stand up to fowl, as well as fish.”

If you’re talking turkey, winemaker Rich Olsen-Harbich of Bedell Cellars says, “rich, full-flavored whites match nicely with the savory and sweet combos of a turkey dinner…as do lighter bodied reds like franc or pinot.”

He suggests his fans go with Bedell’s gewürztraminer or cabernet franc. “They seem to be able to work well with all the traditional flavor combinations,” says OlsenHarbich. “A barrel-fermented chard works well also.”

Roman Roth of the South Fork’s Wölffer Estate Vineyards

also suggests a cabernet franc for those looking to drink Long Island wine this holiday season. He says those who want to represent Team Roth should consider purchasing a bottle of Wölffer’s cabernet franc known as Caya.

“Caya and Satalis Fatum, a red blend, are the two reds I highly recommend for the holidays,” Roth says, adding that, if possible, one should snag a bottle from the 2010 vintage. “[It] was just fantastic, and my two suggestions are among the amazing reds that have really surprised people as they have a quality level that stands up to the best wine in the world. “ No matter which particular holiday party you’re attending, Roth says Wolffer’s Amarone-style cabernet sauvignon, Caletto, is a bottle that will help drive home the point that “Long Island is something special and can be featured and savored during the holidays.” Made from dried grapes, the Caletto is a concentrated wine that Roth calls “just amazing” in its decadence and said it should be served at the end of a heavy, long holiday meal.

“Everything else is heavy, so the wine paired with the actual dinner should be lighter to balance the meal,” he says. “After everything has been eaten you serve the Caletto to drive the point home that it’s a special dinner.”

If you like the idea of using a bottle of wine to signal the end of an epic holiday meal, Roth feels that another choice can be found in their line of dessert wines.

“Our ice wine, Diosa, is a beautiful dessert wine that comes in a small bottle but is enough for 20 people,” he says. “It’s a wonderful accent to serve as the crown on top of a two– or three– hour dinner.”

Want to stick to reds? Winemaker Kareem Massoud of Aquebogue’s Paumanok Vineyards, recently nominated for this year’s “Best American Winery” by Wine Enthusiast magazine, suggests snagging a bottle of Paumanok’s 30th anniversary wine, which retails for $100.

“It was described in The Wall Street Journal as bearing ‘comparison with Napa reds costing two to three times as much,’” says Massoud, adding that those who prefer to go white this season should find a perfect buy in the justreleased 2009 Blanc de Blanc or the 2013 Chenin Blanc.

If you’re a history lover, you may consider buying a bottle of Dos Aguas from Macari Vineyards in Mattituck.

The bottle’s label makes it the "signature" wine of owner Joe Macari, who seeks to honor the area’s very first farmers—the East End’s Native Americans—with this red blend.

Another wine suggestion from the Mattituck winery comes from Macari’s winemaker, Kelly Urbanik. “The 2010 Bergen Road just came out and it’s really delicious,” says Urbanik of another of Macari’s celebrated red blends, adding her suggestion for whites can be found in the 2013 early wine, which is currently being bottled.

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s East End breweries head into the holidays, they are preparing beer in keeping with the season. Unlike lighter summer brews, these seasonals are dark and warming. For bringing to a party or enjoying a night at home sitting by the fireplace, local taprooms will fill up your growler with their microbrewed craft beer.

“During the winter, we make a beer called Antifreeze English Old Ale,” Greenport Harbor Brewing Company co-founder John Liegey says. “It runs a little high in alcohol—it’s about 7%. It’s brewed to get you through those cold winter nights.”

“It’s a dark, malty beer with a hard candy flavor,” he adds.

Greenport has a second winter brew for 2013-2014, Hammer & Sickle, a Russian imperial stout.

“It's one of our limited beers,” Liegey says. “We only do one batch of it. It’s 10%, so it’s a really strong alcohol beer.” Hammer & Sickle has a lot of body and depth, with a chocolate and coffee flavor to it, according to Liegey.

“Every year for the holidays, we brew a French Country Christmas Ale,” Southampton Publick House brewmaster Evan Addario reports. Christmas Ale is a take on the classic Biere de Garde style, with a complex

spicy malt flavor accented by a mild herbal character of French Strisselspalt hops, Addario says, adding that the 7.2% alcohol content has a warming effect in the finish.

The Publick House’s staple winter seasonal is Southampton Imperial Porter. Addario calls it rich and flavorful with notes of chocolate, toffee and caramel and said it is an ideal beer for pairing with rich seasonal foods—or just a reprieve from a cold day.

Crooked Ladder Brewery is also coming out with a Christmas Ale, as well as an experimental ale dubbed Santa Spice.

Duffy Griffiths, Crooked Ladder’s brewing partner, says that the Christmas Ale will be “a hoppy amber ale, along the lines of a double IPA.” Santa Spice is a spiced ale, akin to a pumpkin beer. But instead of pumpkin, this beer will be spiced with peppermint, “which nobody has every done, so we’re going to do a small batch and see how it goes,” Griffiths says.

Montauk Brewing Company has its Eastbound Brown Ale on tap now and anticipates releasing an as-of-yet unnamed stout around Christmas. “Stout and brown ale just kind of feel right when the weather’s cold,” says co-founder and partner Vaughan Cutillo.

Eastbound Brown has a chocolaty flavor and a coffee

finish, “which is a great choice for the holiday season,” asserts Cutillo. The alcohol content is 5.7%.

The brewing company’s stout is in the testing stage now. Cutillo expects it will have an alcohol content closer to 5%.

Long Ireland Beer Company in Riverhead has two brews for the winter. Black Friday Imperial Stout will be released the day after Thanksgiving. The doors of the Riverhead taproom at 817 Pulaski Street will open at 9 a.m. and Long Ireland will hand out waffles made with beer topped with vanilla ice cream and candied bacon, co-owner Greg Martin says. Black Friday has a considerable alcohol content of 8.5%. The beer company’s Winter Ale, at 7.2%, is spiced with ginger, allspice and cinnamon. “This is a dark red beer with caramel and spice notes,” Martin said. “The higher alcohol also warms your insides.”

Greenport Harbor Brewing Company, 234 Carpenter St., Greenport, harborbrewing.com; Crooked Ladder, 70 West Main St., Riverhead, crookedladderbrewing.com; Long Ireland Beer Company, 817 Pulaski St., Riverhead, longirelandbrewing.com; Publick House, 40 Bowden Square, Southampton, publick.com; Montauk Brewing Company, 62 South Erie Ave., Montauk, montaukbrewingco.com.

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SOFO Dining Guide The holidays are a great time to eat out on the East End. Check out some of our picks and head to DansPapers.com for a more comprehensive guide!

The American Hotel (American/French), which has long been popular with Billy Joel and just about anyone else who graces Sag Harbor’s shores, expertly marries American and French dishes. The luxurious dining room is set inside of the charming historic hotel, which was built in 1846. theamericanhotel.com, 631-725-3535 Bobby Van’s (Steak and Fish) in Bridgehampton serves their famous steakhouse classics and fresh fish. bobbyvans.com, 631-537-0590

Fresno (American) in East Hampton specializes in New American dishes using local fare. fresnorestaurant.com, 631-324-8700

With views overlooking the Shinnecock Canal, Hampton Bays’ COWFISH (New American) offers small plates, brunch, dinner and sushi. cowfishrestaurant.com, 631-594-3868 The Cuddy (American) is an American gastropub designed to feel “rustic, warm and cozy,” owner Jeff Resnik explains. thecuddy.com, 631-725-0101 Delmonico’s of Southampton (Steak), new this summer, is on its way to becoming an East End institution of iconic stature— and great steaks, of course. delmonicosrestaurantgroup.com/southampton, 631-283-0202

Gurney’s Inn (Italian/Seafood) has Montauk ocean views from every table in Caffe Monte and the fresh seafood at The Sea Grille. gurneysinn.com, 631-668-2345 At HAMPTON LADY (Seafood) in Hampton Bays, enjoy fresh seafood and stellar views. thehamptonlady.com, 631-728-5239 With locations in Southampton, Water Mill and Westhampton Beach Hampton Coffee Company (Café/Mexican) doesn’t just serve the best coffee, but great food. hamptoncoffee.com, 631-726-2633

The Living Room (American) in East Hampton serves New American dishes, honoring the Slow Food movement. themaidstone.com, 631-324-5006 Madison & Main (Seafood) in Sag Harbor is an American seafood tavern where you’ll find lobster slivers, Whole Belly Ipswich Clams and cocktails. madisonandmainrestaurant.com, 631-725-6246 Matsulin (Asian) in Hampton specializes in Pan Asian cuisine. matsulin.com, 631-728-8838

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Some of the best Mexican food on the East End (and 75 tequilas) make Mercado (Mexican) in Bridgehampton a must-see. mercadony.com, 631-297-1334

At Harvest on Fort Pond (Italian/ Mediterranean), the Italian fare is served family-style and is inspired by fresh Montauk seafood and homegrown produce. harvestfortpond.com, 631-668-5574

Muse in the Harbor (New American) is a staple of Sag Harbor’s Main Street with a New American menu. museintheharbor.com, 631-899-4810

Westhampton Beach’s Boom Burger (American), is your neighborhood go-to for hot wings, burgers and fries. boomburgerwhb.com, 631-998-4663

Edgewater (Italian) in Hampton Bays serves up large portions of unique Italian dishes and spectacular views of Shinnecock Bay. edgewaterrestaurant.com, 631-723-2323

Inn Spot on the Bay (Eclectic/Seafood) in Hampton Bays is both elegant and cozy, and everything is made from scratch. theinnspot.com, 631-728-1200

Nammos (Greek) in Southampton serves authentic Greek cuisine from Greece’s Chef of the year 2010 Emmanouil Aslanoglou.

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With locations in Bridgehampton and East Hampton, Citarella offers a wide variety of specialty ingredients and groceries. citarella.com, 631-537-5990

Fresh (American) in Bridgehampton serves farm-to-table family-friendly fare, vegan options and small plates. freshhamptons.com, 631-537-4700

La Parmigiana (Italian) in Southampton offers large portions of authentic Italian pastas and dishes. laparmigianali.com, 631-283-8030

Montauk’s Navy Beach (French/Seafood) serves elegant seafood in a casual-chic dining room with breathtaking sunset views. navybeach.com, 631-668-6868

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East Hampton’s Nick & Toni’s (Italian/ Mediterranean) offers seasonal, stylish plates.

The centerpiece of the Tuscan-style room is a wood-burning oven covered in mosaics. nickandtonis.com, 631-324-3550

Under the deft guidance of Chef Doug Gulija, The Plaza Café (Seafood/American) in Southampton specializes in the freshest seafood, prepared to perfection. plazacafe.us, 631-283-9323

1770 House (American) in East Hampton specializes in elegant American fare, and it has a more casual menu in the downstairs tavern.

1770house.com, 631-324-1770

Named for the Italian island Isola di Salina, Osteria Salina (Italian) in Bridgehampton is known for their Sicilian cuisine made from local East End products. osteriasalina.com, 631-613-6469

Speed to Race Lane (New American) for classic foods with a twist, including baked lobster mac and cheese, pasta specials, chocolate bread pudding and more. racelane.com, 631-324-5022

A lunchtime favorite, Silver’s (Eclectic) is known for its white tablecloth service and a delectable, eclectic menu. silversrestaurant.com, 631-283-6443

Steak and lobster are the signature dishes at The Palm (Seafood/Steak) in East Hampton, where patrons also rave about the service and cocktails. thepalm.com, 631-324-0411

Rumba (Seafood/Caribbean) in Hampton Bays serves eclectic inspired island cuisine, as it harnesses the casual fun of the Caribbean.

Come for the food, stay for the rum bar. rumbarumbar.com, 631-594-3544

What better-named choice to run the Parrish Art Museum’s café (American) than Amagansett-based event planning and catering concern The Art of Eating? AOE is known for using local ingredients. parrishart.org, 631-283-2118 If French food is more your style, head to Pierre’s (French), where chef Pierre Weber creates French dishes specializing in local seafood. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, Pierre’s also has a gourmet patrisserie in the front with such delectable treats as brioches, croissants and homemade ice cream. pierresbridgehampton.com, 631-537-5110

Schmidt’s Market in Southampton is a specialty market with an array of produce, gourmet ingredients, a deli counter and huge salad bar. Also check out Schmidt’s Seafood Market (631-283-1212) on North Sea Road for fresh seafood options and steamers. schmidtsmarket.com, 631-283-5777 75 Main (Italian/American) in Southampton is a popular restaurant and nightclub, giving diners the option of people watching from one of the sidewalk tables or from inside the floor-to-ceiling windows, with an innovative menu and an ever-rotating list of house specialties.

75main.com, 631-283-7575

Smokin’ Wolf (BBQ) in East Hampton is a great BBQ spot. Enjoy ribs, chicken, brisket, pulled pork, seafood and sandwiches. smokinwolfbbq.com, 631-604-6470 Southampton Social Club (American) will be serving dinner throughout the holiday season, with DJs on Saturday. Enjoy their innovative American cuisine and prix fixe menu. southamptonsocialclub.com, 631-287-1400 Southampton Publick House (American), serves traditional pub favorites as well as its famous beer. publick.com, 631-283-2800 STUART'S SEAFOOD MARKET (Seafood) in Amagansett is your go-to stop for prepared and fresh fish, including lobster dinners and clambakes, plus farm-fresh produce. stuartsseafood.com, 631-267-6700

Tate’s Bake Shop in Southampton has award-winning cookies and a delicious assortment of pies, breads and sweets. tatesbakeshop.com, 631-780-6511 Tom Colicchio's TOPPING ROSE HOUSE (American) is a unique, European-style inn in Bridgehampton, serving seasonal, local fare from their own garden. toppingrosehouse.com 631-537-0870 Tutto Il Giorno (Italian) in Sag Harbor and Southampton is known for its innovative Italian dishes.

631-725-7009 The Village Gourmet Cheese Shop (Specialty/Gourmet), in Southampton specializes in artisan cheeses but also serves coffee, breakfast items, sandwiches, salads and gourmet olive oils, pastas, teas and sweets. villagecheeseshop.com, 631-283-6949 Vines & Branches (Gourmet specialty store) in Southampton, Westhampton Beach and Greenport carries specialty oils, gourmet salts and herbs and vinegars. vinesandbranches.net, 631-283-6070 World Pie (Italian), with its wood-fired pizzas and abundance of toppings, always delight Bridgehampton restaurant-goers. worldpiebh.com, 631-537-7999

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The All Star (All-American) is Riverhead’s premiere bowling, sports bar and entertainment venue. This industrial chicinspired facility boasts 22 state-of-the-art bowling lanes, a VIP room with six private lanes and a vortex bar with 12 inverted beer taps. Great for corporate parties and events. theallstar.com, 631-998-3565 Blue CANOe (Seafood) in Greenport is open seven days, year round for lunch and dinner. Specializing in oysters and sushi, with daily specials, including chicken and waffles on Wednesdays. bluedcanoeosyer.com, 631-477-6888 Blue Duck Bakery Cafe (Bakery), now in Greenport, Riverhead, Southampton

and Southold, provides quality baked goods, award-winning artisan breads and delectable lunch, to eat in or take out. blueduckbakerycafe.com, 631-629-4123

creative menu filled with comfort food selections and surprising treats. Try their pumpkin soup with sumac popcorn and black garlic. firstandsouth.com, 631-333-2200

Serving lunch, dinner and a grand Sunday buffet brunch, COOPERAGE INN (American) in Baiting Hollow takes its name from the craft of coopering, making it the perfect stop along the Long Island Wine Trail. comtessetherese.com, 631-779-2800

The Frisky Oyster (American) in Greenport offers an array of from seafood to duck to steak, including the famous Oysters Friskafella. thefriskyoyster.com, 631-477-4265 Grana Trattoria Antica (Italian) in Jamesport makes great artisanal pizzas and Italian food with local ingredients.

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BONNIE JEAN'S (American) in Southold is a casual American eatery with high-quality, home-style cuisine. Ice cream and coffee too! bonniejeansnofo.com, 631-765-6766 At Buoy One (Seafood & Steak), Chef David Girard delivers New England delicacies to the East End, including fine steaks and fresh fish from Buoy One’s in-house seafood market. Inside a converted car garage in Riverhead, this charming and casual café offers patio seating and plenty of options for landlubbers. Also in Westhampton. buoyone.com, 631-208-9737 Cliff’s Elbow Room (Steak/Seafood) in Jamesport and Laurel serves the best aged and marinated steak, freshest seafood and local wines, in a casual, warm atmosphere. elbowroomli.com, 631-722-3292 The only vineyard-restaurant on Long

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The holidays are a time to celebrate with family and friends. But sometimes, cooking for a group is too much. Luckily, the North Fork's hottest restaurants stay open through the season. Save yourself the prep time and check out the below list of dining options. Be sure to head to DansPapers.com for reviews and a more comprehensive guide!

Island, Comtesse Therese Bistro (French) in Aquebogue serves classic French food made with local ingredients, and it features exclusively Comtesse Therese wines. comtessetherese.com, 631-779-2800

Riverhead’s Dark Horse Restaurant (American) serves up a deliciously eclectic menu with local fare and flair, plus delicious gluten-free fare from breads to desserts. darkhorserestaurant.com, 631-208-0072 Unique and casual Greenport bistro First and South (American) has a diverse and

The ever-popular Jedediah Hawkins Inn (American) in Jamesport incorporates local foods, many of which are grown on grounds, into innovative gourmet dishes.

Monday is locals night, with a $38 prix fixe. jedediahhawkinsinn.com, 631-722-2900 Conveniently located next to the Hyatt Place East End JERRY & THE MERMAID (Seafood) in Riverhead seves land and sea fare and excellent desserts in a casual atmosphere. jerryandthemermaid.com, 631-727-8489 In historic New Suffolk for 20 years, LEGENDS (American) offers “The Best of Both Worlds,”—Fine dining and the classic bar with rich, warm woods and brass

Warm Up at Topping Rose House This Winter WINTER LUNCH MENU Available Monday - Friday from 12 - 2pm Stop by for lunch and try our new menu featuring dishes like East End Potato & Leek Soup with Dill Crème Fraîche, or the Topping Rose Burger with Grafton Cheddar Cheese and Hand-Cut Fries.

FIRST ANNUAL TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY Friday, December 6th at 6pm Under twinkling holiday lights with hot cocoa in-hand, enjoy carols sung by the Pierson Middle School 6th grade choir and the Bridgehampton High School band and chorus.

CHRISTMAS EVE Tuesday, December 24th Breakfast: 7 - 10:30am Lunch: 12 - 2pm Dinner 5:30 - 9pm Full a la carte menus will be available with holiday additions to the dinner menu like Fritto Misto, a spin on the traditional Feast of the Seven Fishes.

NEW YEAR’S EVE Tuesday, December 31st Breakfast: 7 - 10:30am Lunch: 12 - 2pm Dinner: 5:30 - 9:30pm

CHRISTMAS DAY Wednesday, December 25th Breakfast: 7 - 10:30am Dinner: 12 - 6pm Full a la carte menus will be available with holiday additions to the dinner menu like Prime Rib with Spinach, Popover & Béarnaise Sauce.

NEW YEAR’S DAY Wednesday, January 1st Breakfast: 7 - 10:30am Brunch: 11am - 2:30pm

Dinner will feature a festive New Year’s Eve tasting menu for $125 per person including a glass of sparkling wine. A la carte menus will also be available.

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La Maison Blanche (French) serves French brasserie-style fare on Shelter Island. The menu features local organic ingredients and boasts a varied wine list from local vineyards and around the world. maisonblanchehotel.com, 631-749-1633

Nestled on the Peconic River in Riverhead, dine inside or outside at Roadhouse Pizza (Pizza) while enjoying brick oven pizza, fresh salads, pasta and hot and cold heroes made to order. Glutenfree pizza and pasta; and beer and wine available. roadhousepizza.com, 631-208-9888

PARTO'S RESTAURANT (Italian) in Riverhead is known for their authentic, award-winning Italian cuisine and brick oven pizza. partosrestaurant.com, 631-727-4828

THE SALAMANDER (American) General Store in Greenport is a gourmet restaurant with a to-go menu of delectable deli options, inlcuding fabulous fried chicken. salamandersgreenport.com, 631-477-3711

The Riverhead Project (American) serves seasonally inspired American food with ethnic influences and fresh, local ingredients inside a former bank. theriverheadproject.com, 631-284-9300

If you enjoy small plates, Noah’s (American) in Greenport has an array of seafood dishes and adventurous American entrées. chefnoahschwartz.com, 631-477-6720

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LUCHARITOS (Mexican) in Greenport serves fresh, Baja style Mexican food. Enter the weekly taco eating contest on Tuesdays luchariots.com, 631-477-6666

The Square (American) in Greenport is a unique, exciting culinary experience by chef Keith Luce. Whether you go for a “main” course, a “nosh” or want something “prepped” to go, The Square is a great North Fork food spot. nofosquare.com, 631-477-6840 Touch of Venice (Italian) in Cutchogue has been proudly serving the North Fork for over 20 years, preparing local cuisine with Italian soul. Extensive wine list featuring local and Italian wines, full bar with happy hour specials. Private room available for all occasions. Special chef’s family-style menu available for small groups. touchofvenice.com, 631-298-5851

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accents. Both serve the same innovative food. Late-night burgers and light fare. legends-restaurant.com, 631-734-5123

At the North Fork Table & Inn (American) in Southold, Chef Gerry Hayden, James Beard Best Chef: Northeast-award semifinalist, crafts a menu featuring locally grown biodynamic and organic produce, the freshest seafood and award winning North Fork artisanal cheese. The restaurant’s American cuisine has been described by many as “unforgettable.” northforktableandinn.com, 631-765-0177

The historic Tweed’s Restaurant & Buffalo Bar (American) in Riverhead’s J.J. Sullivan Hotel serves the finest local food specialties and wines from the Island’s top vineyards. Tweed’s, believed to be the oldest continuing hotel, bar and restaurant on the North Fork, is also home to a variety of delicious and healthy bison dishes. tweedsrestaurant.com, 631-208-3151 Vine Street Café (American) on Shelter Island offers an eclectic menu influenced by many cuisines from around world and changing frequently to match the local harvest. Jump on the ferry and check out this Island gem! vinestreetcafe.com, 631-749-3210

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Fancy a unique, locally inspired mixed drink this holiday season? The restaurants featured below—First and South in Greenport, Tweed’s in Riverhead, Delmonico’s Southampton and The Old Mill Inn in Mattituck—offer award-winning food in addition to full bars, and we turned to the experts behind those bars to share the recipes for their signature cocktails.

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By The Old Mill Inn’s Sam Batcheller 2 oz. Kraken spiced rum (or substitute Captain Morgan spiced rum) 2 oz. Aldo’s coffee, black (available at the Village Cheese Shop in Mattituck) About 4 oz. eggnog (fills rest of glass or shaker) Splash of simple syrup (optional, depending on if you like sweet or strong drinks) (simple syrup is sugar dissolved into hot water) Dash of cinnamon

For a martini version, fill a shaker with ice, pour ingredients over ice, shake well, strain into martini glass. Top with a sprinkle of cinnamon and/or a cinnamon stick. For an “on the rocks” version, freeze Aldo’s coffee to make ice cubes, pour remaining ingredients over "coffee cubes," shake well and pour into tumbler.

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Use one spoonful of the deliciously, sticky, sweetened cranberries for the cocktail and hold the rest of the syrup and muddled cranberries for other recipes. The vibrant, natural red color is holiday-perfect to swirl in sugar cookies or to make non-alcoholic beverages for kids.

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By Delmonico’s of Southampton’s Peter Perich 6 oz. Altaneve prosecco 1 oz. clear house-made apple cider 1 oz. Goldschläger liqueur 1 piece of crispy apple

In a champagne glass, pour the Altaneve prosecco. Add the apple cider and the Goldschläger liqueur. Top with dried crispy apple slice.

You can purchase the apple cider and dried apple at your local gourmet market.

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New Year's Day Delectable Dining New Year’s Day may not be the party that New Year’s Eve is, but it’s still a festive opportunity for families and friends to get together. Assuming you got enough sleep after the clock struck 12, you’re going to be hungry.

Here are a few places that will be open on New Year’s Day: • Bistro 72 at Hotel Indigo East End is open as usual, offering

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• The Living Room at c/o The Maidstone will be open for brunch and their regular menu.

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• The Riverhead Project will offer new items on their popular brunch menu.

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• Cowfish will offer their regular menu, served with a waterfront view. 258 East Montauk Highway, Hampton Bays, cowfishrestaurant.com, 631-594-3868

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It’s crucial to get outdoors for your daily Vitamin D, but with all the blustery wind and dropping temperatures, it’s important to protect yourself from the elements’ ravaging effects. Indoor heat can be very drying, too, so even if most of your winter hours are spent at the office, take heed and follow these simple tips.

The epidermis is affected by both internal and external factors, so to put your best face forward you’ve got to drink lots of water and eat nourishing foods. Popular dermatologist and author Dr. Nicholas Perricone’s “super” ingredients include Omega-3–rich wild salmon and eggs, antioxidant-rich dark leafy greens and berries, extra virgin olive oil, green tea, nuts and seeds, apples and pears, oatmeal, cinnamon, chickpeas, green tea and turmeric. Stress is also a factor, so be sure to breathe throughout the day and find healthy ways of unwinding—whether it’s yoga, a long walk or even cozying up with a cup of tea and Dan’s Papers. Amp up the hydration in your wintertime skincare regimen by switching to gentler products—if you’re using a gel moisturizer, you may want to switch to a richer creme, especially apres-ski or after a walk at Cooper’s Beach (the Southampton equivalent). If you have very dry or irritable skin, try a milky, soap-free cleanser like Calming Cleanse from AyurMedic.

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Don’t forget that delicate eye area! Be sure to use a gentle eye-makeup remover, like Sisley Gentle Eye and Lip Make Up Remover, which you can order online; or Almay, which you can find right at CVS or Rite Aid. A great new product is Ionzyme C-Quence Eye Gel, which is full of Vitamin A, C, E, and a host of polypeptides proven to reduce fine lines. Available at touchofskincare.com. Lastly, be sure to wear sunglasses— they’re not just for summer!

Protect those tresses from split ends this winter (brought on by scarves, wind, cold and that pesky, drying heater) by using a deep conditioning mask a few times a week, avoiding elastic bands and scheduling regular trims. If you have long hair, put it in a braid to protect it from flying in the wind. If you can handle it, try not to shampoo every day. When you do wash your hair, be sure you’re using a hydrating shampoo and conditioner.

Last but not least, take care of your hands and nails this winter by wearing gloves, moisturizing and using very gentle soap. With the influx of winter germs, you’ll want to wash your hands plenty, but using harsh antibacterial soaps can be disastrous.

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an’s Papers “East End Nest” columnist and design expert Tamara Matthews-Stephenson shares some of her insights for happy, hassle-free holiday decorating: I plan to bring a pared-down approach to this year’s holiday decorating. Not to sound like the Grinch, but it’s become more labor-intensive to decorate during the holiday season. It started with the simple stringing of lights around the windows, followed by the roofline and trees. The job of dressing the house with the finest greenery and decorations has become very complicated. Sometimes, when the decorations come out, the tree goes up, the table is organized and the presents are wrapped under the tree, it can feel a little bit cluttered in our home. I want our house to be filled with holiday cheer, the smell of pine and cinnamon brings smiles to our faces as we sip eggnog next to a roaring fire. This year I plan to make it simple and elegant so the aesthetic will work better with my current design, and to avoid feeling overwhelmed with work during a busy season. Here are some simple, stylish tips to create a festive tone while leaving time for cooking, shopping and visiting with friends and family.

As I unpack dozens of our tree ornaments, I realize my collection has grown over time. Many of them are family heirlooms, or antique mercury glass or simply interesting finds we picked up at shops over the years. Each ornament tells a story, and it’s fun to look them over individually, but after they’ve all been hung on the tree, the branches look weighed down.

Rather, I decide to first group them together in color categories. I’ll then bring out my crystal and glassfooted bowl collection and arrange the ornaments in the bowls by color, displaying the glass bowls across my mantel, cascading down the dining table and greeting guests from the center front hall table. As an alternative to footed glass bowls, a collection of

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hurricane lamps or glass vases would work just as well.

Another simple holiday decorating idea to help set a pretty table is to gather maple or oak leaves and holly branches from the yard.

I plan to use the leftover, small pumpkins from Halloween. I spread them out over newspaper and, using a can of silver or gold paint, spray them outdoors. Within minutes they dry and are transformed into glittery works of art. To create personalized table placeholders, I use a metallic red or green marker and write each guest’s name on the leaves. A gold or silver leaf-and-branch set on a pretty white plate is easy to make and creates an instantly elegant design.

Because my ornaments will now be busy holding court on display, this will allow us to use more creativity when decorating our tree. This year, I plan to create a homemadelooking crafty and natural tree. It’s a perfect opportunity to get the kids involved. We will make a simple, cutout snowflake garland and string popcorn and cranberries. On etsy.com I found many bargains for crafty holiday decorating. This year would be a perfect time to bring out the boxes of the kids’ artwork we have stashed away, collecting dust. I plan to select smaller works © photo courtesy Williams-Sonoma of their art from nursery through grade school, wrapping paper to giftwrap our presents, I plan to punch a small hole on top, then string large black buy a solid paper in cost-saving bulk size. In order velvet ribbon and arrange around the tree. This year I to add ornamentation, I will tape or glue some of the bought a collection of vintage-looking, tiny ornaments extra gold or silver leaves, holly and pumpkins I had shaped like candles with clasps for attaching onto the painted to each gift. I may add some of the leftover branch tips, which will finish off the tree nicely with an paper snowflakes to some of the boxes as well. With old-fashioned feel. These activities are easy and fun, this color scheme, and using some of the items from plus it's a chance to get the whole family involved. It the tree, the look will be soothing, festive, yet simple becomes a sentimental way to create a personal tree. and inexpensive to boot. Best of luck with the holiday Instead of using many busy patterns of conflicting decorating this year!

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side from some premature Christmas music at local big box stores in October, the holidays typically arrive in twinkling lights. They begin as brief surprises and then slowly spread their shimmering, festive tendrils across the landscape until nearly everything features at least some illuminated vestige of seasonal joy. It’s the one time of year we can step out from behind the candelabra and ensconce our homes in such flamboyant glimmer that a neighborhood can resemble a miniature, Santa-themed version of Las Vegas. But this Noel Nevada— or even something more subdued—isn’t always so easy to accomplish.

Jim Frankenbach of Southampton Christmas Lights (and Southampton Nursery) has been installing holiday lights on the East End for the last decade. “I have a bucket truck,” Frankenbach says, explaining that his old LIPA service truck is invaluable for making displays “higher, bigger, better” than your average home installation.

Each year he begins the work, including municipal jobs like the Christmas trees in Southampton Village, right before Thanksgiving and completes most of it by the first weekend in December. It’s a busy time of year and the company serves people who don’t have time to install their own lights or want a pro's touch. He notes that “like a deli sandwich, some things are better when you don’t have to make them yourself.”

For those who enjoy the challenge, Frankenbach says safety is of paramount

importance. LEDs cost more than standard bulbs, but they’re much safer and greener. “Don’t do silly things,” he continues, like overloading circuits, wiring through windows or linking too many light strands—each set will say how many can be put together safely. “The better the product, the more can be linked.”

Frankenbach said white lights are in fashion on Christmas trees these days, but he’s a big fan of using red and white, as he first saw done in Canada, to reflect the country’s national colors. “I love it,” he says. “The two together look fantastic!”

Of course, Christmas trees aren’t the only lights to consider inside the house.

Ambient light is of the utmost importance, especially during the holidays, Hamptons interior designer and furniture dealer Todd Hase says. With a few simple changes, the feel of a home can shift from a casual summer pad to a warm winter den.

“Table lamps can really set the mood,” Hase says. He noted that switching out summer lamps for crystal, Murano glass or porcelain table lamps would add an “elegant flair” in place of the more “beachy” vibe. “Any kind of metallic is very popular right now,” the designer adds. “It’s really important for people to seasonally style their home.” The right lighting, including votive candles in varied cylinders, he explained, can accentuate people’s complexions and make everyone more comfortable when the party moves indoors.

As for Christmas tree lights? “Definitely white,” the designer says.

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ome values across the country enjoyed a strong year in 2013, and the year ahead, although not predicted to show the same surge in appreciation, is nonetheless expected to bring growth and opportunity on both sides of the table—along with a few surprises, of course. Here on the East End, however, factors that influence national real estate don’t necessarily have the same impact as in other parts of the country, so we turned to a lineup of experts in the Hamptons and on the North Fork to share their insights into what 2014 will bring for buyers, sellers and investors.

I expect healthy levels of appreciation—some greater than others—but all should experience forward movement in price. The number of sales will depend on many factors, such as the stock market, Wall Street bonuses, international economies and consumer confidence. Interest rates, while vital to national home sales, are not a deal killer in the Hamptons.”

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Pricing is always set by ‘new construction.’

The increase in land prices this year will result in higher pricing of new homes in 2014. To be successful in your investment, you must think in the long-term. The market is continuing in an upward trend, specifically in Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Hamptons. Real estate is a smart venture and the best way to safely invest in your future.”

—Alan Schnurman, Saunders & Associates The market is doing great and waterfront is in high demand, especially Dune Road properties.

I can only anticipate that we’re going to have an awesome spring with this momentum.”

—Lynn November, Douglas Elliman Styled and Sold has seen more new construction in the last nine months than we have seen in the last few years, and we predict this trend will continue. Sales are hot and the lines have blurred on the typical ‘selling season,’ meaning the majority of rentals and sales are not confined to spring any longer. Presentation (staging, photography) will continue to be of utmost importance as more and more people first view their new homes online.”

—Allegra Dioguardi, Styled and Sold

Sag Harbor is hot. By 2014, I predict it will be sizzling. Inventory of well-priced Sag Harbor homes is low, and homes that have been on the market for some time because of price are gone.

The market is rising. I’ve recently had two bidding wars—one was at full asking price and another went above the asking.”

—John Christopher, Brown Harris Stevens Real estate is on the rise with more sales, rentals and record prices expected for our breathtaking community. Yet, regulatory enforcement isn’t far behind, so sellers, buyers and landlords must be keen on watching code changes before making deals.”

—Andrew Lieb, Lieb at Law, P.C. We have seen a very nice increase in business and feel confident it will continue going in the right direction. Pricing and inventory levels are down and the banks are loosening restrictions on borrowing—all good indicators. We’re excited to be opening another location in Quogue this December, and we plan to expand again in 2015.”

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Real estate trends are continuing to head in a very good direction. People are looking to build homes that are more personal—not the same designs we see a lot of. I’ve been looking at properties with clients and guiding them through the steps necessary to build their dream home.”

—Jeffrey Collé, Estates by Jeffrey Collé The fourth quarter has started off very busy and will easily carry over to the first quarter of 2014. The ‘under 2M market’ has easily increased dramatically, while the ‘over 6M–20M’ has equally increased. We’re being fueled by Wall Street and European investors. The south-of-the-highway inventory is depleting and vacant land is becoming hard to come by.”

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Like the U.S. economy, I think our real estate market will continue to improve, but slowly. Banks appear to be more user-friendly, and this may accelerate activity in the sluggish 2 to 4 milliondollar range. At the high end, I think we’ll see more record-breaking sales.”

—Andrew Hart, Sotheby’s International The smartest move our clients have made in 2013 is buying a home in Montauk. The market has been very strong. With continued proper planning there will be a lot of positive changes for 2014.”

—Nancy Keeshan, Keeshan Real Estate A year ago we had a lot of inventory, and everything has sold since then. Although there are fewer properties, transactions have been continuous. The market is moving in a healthy fashion. I think we will have a busy spring, and those clients looking to buy will have even more opportunities.”

—Rylan Jacka, Sotheby’s International There's a push to make homes green and energy efficient. People are also trending toward transitional homes—homes that pay homage to historical architecture but are a blend of modern and tranditional designs.”

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e n i V e h t n O Castello di Borghese.

Celebrate the Holidays with Borghese Vineyard! Come in, warm up and Savor Life with Ann Marie & Marco Borghese with any one of our delectable wines.

Order hand painted wine bottles for yourself or your Hostess!

LOCAL CHEER FROM THE LENZ WINERY. Some decisions aren’t hard to make. Give local. Give Lenz. Custom Bottle Art, Holiday Survival Packs, Gift Baskets and more. Join us Thanksgiving weekend to get a head start!

Open 10am – 5pm.

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THE LENZ WINERY Main Rd (Rte 25) | Peconic, NY 11958 631.369.0100 | www.lenzwine.com

Castello di borghese winery & vineyard 17150 County Route 48 631.734.5111 | www.castellodiborghese.com

Martha Clara Vineyards.

Give the Gift of Local this holiday season with Martha Clara Vineyards Custom Gift Baskets.

Available for single purchase or corporate orders, our baskets make the perfect holiday gift.

Available in various sizes and price ranges to fit any gift giving need. Our Custom Gift Baskets are available year round. Visit our tasting room at 6025 Sound Avenue, Riverhead, NY or call 631 298 0075. www.marthaclaravineyards.com

Martha Clara 6025 Sound Avenue | Riverhead, NY 11901 631.298.0075 | www.marthaclaravineyards.com

TASTEFUL. MEANINGFUL. Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard Horse Rescue Wines…the Perfect Holiday Gift. Choose from a selection of three delicious wines; Mirage – a delicious Red Blend; Angel – a slightly bold, oak aged Chardonnay and Savannah – a luscious and fruitful Rose’. Order a bottle – Order a Case – All one varietal or mix it up! We’ll do the rest. Feel good knowing that you are giving a gift with great taste and even greater meaning. Half of all profits support horse rescue.

Visit bhfvineyard.com, call 631-369-0100 or stop by the tasting house to order your gift today.

Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard 2114 Sound Avenue | Baiting Hollow, NY 11933 631.369.0100

WÖlffer Estate Vineyard.

Enjoy a glass of our “Caya” Cabernet Franc in our Tasting Room or order it online at wolffer.com and you’ll receive free shipping when you spend $50 or more during the holidays.

A membership to our Wine Club also makes a great gift!

Be sure to join us every Friday night throughout the winter months for “Candlelight Fridays” a live music event with wines by the glass.

Town Cellars 460 Country Road 111 Manorville, NY 11949

Wölffer Estate Vineyard 139 Sagg Road | Sagaponack, NY 11962 631.537.5106 | www.wolffer.com

SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE ESTATE Built in 1892 this historic home on Post Crossing has many of the original features. Large living room, parlor, formal dining room, den, butler’s pantry and kitchen. The home has 4 large bedrooms, 2 and half baths plus room for pool.

Co-Exclusive | $2,850,000 | ML # 2537753.

Pam Jackson Licensed RE Salesperson | 631.384.1277

SOUTHAMPTON On a private .79 acre lot is this expansive home that features 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, first floor master, basement with 10’ ceilings, 2 car garage, radiant heat, professional chefs kitchen. Centrally with easy access to Southampton and Sag Harbor Village.

Exclusive | Reduced $1,299,000 | ML# 2575469 Melissa Ekstra Leonard Licensed RE Salesperson | 914.490.4069

SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE Traditional home featuring an open floor plan, beautiful kitchen, dining area, living room with gas fireplace and French doors, 3 en-suite bedrooms, one car garage and full basement. All amenities plus generator hookup. Minutes to Coopers Beach.

Exclusive | $1,495,000 | ML# 2616903 Denise E. Rosko Licensed RE Broker 516.220.1230

WATER MILL Completely rebuilt 2 story farmhouse with gourmet kitchen, 7 bedrooms, 6 baths, full living room, dining room, full basement with media room, Har-Tru tennis court, pool, hot tub, waterfall, putting range, and studio apartment with private bath.

Asking | $2,968,000 | ML # 1178072 Claudia LaMere Licensed RE Salesperson | 516.983.6344

SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE Brand new construction in the heart of Southampton Village. Storybook front porch leads into an expansive 6 bedroom, 5.5 bathroom home with a finished basement, gunite pool, pool house, garage. 4000 sq ft of luxury living at its best.

Asking | $4,295,000 | ML#1169507 Melissa Ekstra Leonard Licensed RE Salesperson | 914.490.4069

SOUTHAMPTON Chic and beachy Nantucketstyle cape with a complete gut and renovation.

Carrera marble countertops, stainless appliances, dark wood floors, white cabinets. Neighborhood features 3 boat launches for small boats, paddle boarding, kayaking and canoeing, Exclusive | $599,000 | ML# 2609410 Pam Jackson Licensed RE Salesperson 631.384.1277

SOUTHAMPTON Renovated for modern comfort and easy maintenance this 3 bedroom, 3 bath home is French inspired with a living room, eatin-kitchen, sun porch on the first level. In-ground pool and pool house with additional bedroom and bath.

528 County Rd 39| •ML# Southampton Asking | $826,270 1177951 Claudia LaMere Office: 631.283.7400 Licensed RE Salesperson 516.983.6344 www.hamptonsrealtyassoc.com

HAMPTON BAYS Located on a quiet street with easy access to the bay. Adorable 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with wood floors, fireplace, 3 seasons room, walk-up stairs to an attic that could be additional living space, basement, beautiful property and detached garage.

Asking | $425,000 | ML# 1176701 Mary E. Stubelek Licensed RE Salesperson 631.807.2194

WESTHAMPTON Pristine second floor condominium with an open floor plan and a bright and airy layout. This home includes 1 bedroom, 1 bath, bonus room, washer/dryer and low common charges. Close by to Village shopping, and beaches.

Exclusive | $230,000 | ML# 2586730 Karen A. Gil Licensed RE Associate Broker 516.982.2034

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SOUTHAMPTON Bright, Bright, sun-filled 4+ bedroom, HAMPTON BAYS Lovely 3 bedroom 2 bath 2 home WATERWATER MILL AMILL generous and private 7 bedroom, A generous and private 7 bedroom, SOUTHAMPTON sun-filled 4+ bedroom, HAMPTON BAYS Lovely 3 bedroom bath home 2 bath 2home stainless appli- appliofferingoffering water views accessaccess at 7 bath home master-suite with fireplace, 7 bathincluding home including master-suite with fireplace, water and viewseasy andbeach easy beach at bath with homenew withkitchen, new kitchen, stainless ances, ances, cathedral ceilingsceilings & fireplace.

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Purchase an apple at BNB today and help us keep hunger away!

Help BNB help Long Island’s food pantries. Purchase a green paper apple for $2 in any of our branches from November through January and we’ll match your donation – up to a total of $5,000. Donate $5 and receive a laminated grocery bag while supplies last . . . and the good feeling that comes with knowing that you’ve helped make a difference in the lives of your neighbors.

All BNB branches are also accepting donations of nonperishable food items from November through January.

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