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Hands-On Arts and Crafts Workshops August 12, 19 / 4:00 - 4:45pm

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Grammy Nominated Kid’s Rocker Brady Rymer and The Little Band That Could

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VH1 Save The Music

The VH1 Save The Music Foundation returned to the Hamptons on Saturday for its annual Hamptons Live benefit, which was headlined by multi-platinum superstar Jason Derulo, as well as DJs Hannah Bronfman and Brendan Fallis. VH1 Save The Music Foundation Board Member Julie Macklowe and her husband Billy co-chaired the event with last year’s honoree, Charlie Walk and his wife Lauran.

Nile Rodgers' FOLD Festival took place at Martha Clara Vineyards last week. Performers included Beck, Pharrell, Keith Urban along with many others.

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East Hampton Library's 11th Annual Authors Night benefit took place on Saturday in East Hampton. The "Premier Literary Event of the Hamptons" has grown over its eleven-year history to become one of the nation's leading annual literary events, featuring 100 authors across all genres. The evening's Founding Honorary Co-Chairs Alec Baldwin and Barbara Goldsmith joined 2015 Honorary Co-Chairs Ed Burns, Robert A. Caro, Dick Cavett, Tom Clavin, Nelson DeMille, Christina Baker Kline, and Lynn Sherr.

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Get Wild!

Chabad Of The Hamptons The Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center's annual summer benefit "Get Wild" took place on Saturday, hosted by The Marder Family at Marders in Bridgehampton. The event honored April Gornik, Eric Fischl, Amy Sullivan, and Susan Penzner.

Right On! The 5th Annual "TWILIGHT" event to benefit Chabad of the Hamptons was held at a private home in Sagaponack on Sunday. The event included buffet dinner, open bar, auction and entertainment by the renowned Bottle Dancers.

An opening reception for "Right On! The Lennon Years, Photographs by Susan Wood 1968 – 1978" was held on Saturday at the historic barn at Mulford Farm in East Hampton. Attendees had an opportunity to meet with Wood and be among the first to view this new exhibition, presented by the East Hampton Historical Society.

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By Jessica Mackin Donavon Frankenreiter will bring his surf rock to the Hamptons this week. On Sunday you can catch him at The Surf Lodge in Montauk and Monday at the Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett.

Frankenreiter’s new album, The Heart, marks the start of the singersongwriter’s second decade as a solo recording artist. It’s been over 10 years since the release of his self-titled debut, and in that time he has grown, not only as a musician, but also as a man.

He’s raising a family and nurturing two creative careers—one onstage, one in the waves—but on top of all that, he’s still learning what makes him tick.

And so, naturally, he named his album after his ticker.

“All these songs are as close to me singing from the heart as I can,” said Frankenreiter. “It’s a complete record; the songs are intertwined. I had to call it The Heart, that was the theme of the record.”

The songs here are seriously sentimental, without question the heaviest material he has released to date. Part of that inspiration came from his cowriter, the prolific songwriter Grant-Lee Phillips, with whom Frankenreiter had collaborated in the past on his album Pass It Around.

He recognized the ease with which the two worked together and

sent Phillips a handful of new tunes and ideas. He was astonished at the brilliance of the songs that came back, and so quickly, but also by one of Phillips’ suggestions in particular.

“Grant told me, ‘You should make the most intimate and honest record you’ve ever made,’” said Frankenreiter. “So these songs are simple and intimate and honest, they aren’t cheeky. There’s some ups and downs — I love writing positive songs and happy tunes, but there are some downers here. I feel like it’s where I’m at, 42 years old. Every one of these songs means a lot to me. They’re from the heart.”

To record them, Frankenreiter booked two weeks of studio time in May of 2015 at Blue Rock Studios in Wimberley, Texas. But unlike the privacy afforded by most studios, these sessions were live-streamed on the internet in a soul-baring exhibition for his fans.

“We went in saying, ‘Let’s make the best record we can that we enjoy,’” he said. “And not that I didn’t feel that way about my other albums, but this was the one that felt the most natural.

Even the way we made it, too, a song a day. I went into it feeling a little pressure, this whole live-streaming thing; if we hit a rut the first day, we’re

screwed. But the first day we cut ‘Big Wave,’ and it was off to the races.”

A d e c a d e i n t o h i s c a r e e r, Frankenreiter has learned to listen to his heart above all else. Sharing the load with those he trusts, and especially with those he loves, he has seized the opportunity to take control of his craft, on his own terms, and to follow his own beat.

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“I went into this album saying I wanted to make songs I love,” he said. “Whatever feels right, go ahead and record it, and worry about what happens after, afterwards. I’m proud of it.”

For information on his shows at The Surf Lodge and Stephen Talkhouse visit www.stephentalkhouse.com or www. thesurflodge.com.

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Bjork – Biophilia Live

Guild Hall in East Hampton presents Rock Cinema with a screening of "Bjork – Biophilia Live" on Thursday at 8 PM. Visit www.guildhall.org.

Great Caesar’s Ghost

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Suffolk Theater

The Suffolk Theater in Riverhead presents “Coney Island USA Presents: Red Hot Summer Burlesque” on Friday at 8 PM. On Saturday The Smithereens perform at 8 PM. Visit www.suffolktheater.com.

Navy Beach

Navy Beach in Montauk hosts Sunset Sets every week through the

Live Music

Silas Marder Gallery presents free live music on Friday with Noah Garabedian’s Big Butter and the Egg Men (sextet) at 7 PM.

Mavis Staples

Guild Hall in East Hampton presents Mavis Staples on Saturday at 8 PM. Visit www.guildhall.org.

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Kathleen Madigan

Kathleen Madigan joins the Comedy Club on Monday at Bay Street Theater at 8 PM. Over Madigan’s 25 year career she has performed on nearly every standup television show ever made. Visit www.baystreet.org.

Memory Mondays

Every Monday night head to the Memory in Montauk for a weekly party with drink specials at 10 PM.

Zokkon

Zokkon, on Montauk Highway in East Hampton, offers live reggae music every Friday night at 7 PM.

Social Thursdays

Every Thursday at Southampton Social Club enjoy half priced drinks and bottles and late night eats from 11 PM to midnight.

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Fresh Hamptons

Fresh in Bridgehampton hosts Happy Hour daily from 4 to 6 PM. Guests may enjoy half-priced bar food, house pours, tap beer and house wine at the bar.

Meeting House Creek

Meeting House Creek Inn in Aquebogue hosts happy hour Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 PM. House drinks and wine are $4.50, domestic beer is $3, Heineken and Corona $4, and $5 appetizers. There is also a three course prix-fixe dinner served daily from 4 PM for $23. For more info call 631722-4220.

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Grey Gardens The Musical

Bay Street in Sag Harbor presents Grey Gardens The Musical starring Betty Buckley and Rachel York. The show runs through August 30. With the book by Doug Wright, music by Scott Frankel, lyrics by Michael Korie, and directed by Michael Wilson, Grey Gardens tells the story of Big Edie and Little Edie Bouvier Beale, the eccentric aunt and cousin of Jaqueline Kennedy Onassis. Bay Street has also announced a premium ticket package offer which includes premium seats and a picnic supper from Topping Rose House, during the run of Grey Gardens.

Visit www.baystreet.org.

Chamber Music Festival

The Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival runs through August 23.On Friday, Wm. Brian Little Concert: Roger Waters in A Soldier’s Tale, at Channing Sculpture Garden at 6:30 PM. Combine Stravinsky’s witty and acerbic brilliance, Roger Waters’ linguistic mastery, a story as old as good and evil, and what have you got? An evening not to be missed.

On Sunday, Schubert’s “Trout,” at Bridgehampton Presbyterian Church at 6:30 PM. Visit www.bcmf.org for tickets.

New York City Ballet

Guild Hall presents the sold out New York City Ballet: On and Offstage on Friday at 8 PM. Visit www.guildhall. org.

Starting Over

Guild Hall presents Tony and Golden Globe winner Linda Lavin in Starting Over on Sunday at 8 PM. Visit www. guildhall.org.

Arlene Alda

Fridays at Five at the Hampton Library in Bridgehampton presents Arlene Alda on Friday at 5 PM. She will discuss her book Just Kids from the Bronx: Telling It the Way It Was: An Oral History.

From Havana To The Hamptons

Jazz at Lincoln Center, dedicated to entertaining, enriching and expanding a global community for jazz through performance, education and advocacy, presents From Havana to the Hamptons.

This special event, hosted by CoChairs Greg Ammon and Valentino D. Carlotti, will be held on Friday in East Hampton. Critically-acclaimed, AfroCuban percussionist Pedrito Martinez will perform, bringing the sounds of his native city to the East End. The event also celebrates the release of "Live in Cuba," the debut album of

Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Blue Engine Records. For more information and to purchase tickets to From Havana to the Hamptons, visit jazz.org.

Authors After Hours

The Amagansett Library’s Authors After Hours series presents Anna Bernasek and D.T. Mongan on Saturday at 6 PM.

Shakespeare in the Park

For the ninth consecutive year, Hip to Hip Theatre Company will offer two gala performances of its celebrated program of Free Shakespeare in the Park at Southampton’s Agawam Park with The Merchant of Venice on Friday at 7:30 PM and The Merry Wives of Windsor, Saturday at 7:30 PM.

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Hip to Hip’s free children’s program “Kids & the Classics” will be offered 30

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Fri, Aug 14 6:00 pm Wine and Appetizers 6:45 pm Concert

Roger Waters in A Soldier’s Tale Channing Sculpture Garden, Bridgehampton

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Schubert’s “Trout” Beethoven /Jalbert / Schubert Bridgehampton Presbyterian Church

Wed, Aug 19, 7:00 pm Innocence Lost Boccherini / Schoenfield / Brahms Bridgehampton Presbyterian Church

Sat, Aug 22, 6:30 pm An Evening of Solo Bach

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Sun, Aug 23, 6:30 pm A Starry Night Haydn /Sibelius / Hersant / Schumann Bridgehampton Presbyterian Church

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Artwork by Mael Victory in "Midsummer Night's Dream" at Monika Olko Gallery.

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Midsummer Night’s Dream Monika Olko Gallery in Sag Harbor presents “Midsummer Night’s Dream,” showcasing the works of Nathan Slate Joseph, Linda Sirow, Peggy Hinaekian, Margeaux Walter, and Mael Victory with an artist reception on Saturday from 7 to 9 PM. This group show is filled with colors, textures and artistry befitting the warm summer nights. The show will run through September 10. Visit www. monikaolkogallery.com.

Authors & Artists “Authors & Artists,” an art and book sale, will take place at Prosper King House in Hampton Bays on Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM.

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Montauk Art Fair 21st Annual Montauk Show on the Green Art Fair is being held this weekend, Friday through Sunday.

Artists Of Shelter Island ARTSI, Artists of Shelter Island, open their studios on Saturday and Sunday from noon to 5 PM. There is no charge for admission, no ticketing, just a “walk-in” welcome at the open studios of 15 Shelter Island resident members of ARTSI -- from painters to photographers, printmakers, digital artists and sculptors. For more information, a map and a preview of artwork visit www.artsi.info or www.

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La Mariposa Chrysalis Gallery in Southampton presents “La Mariposa” on Saturday from 6 to 9 PM. The event features artwork by Michele Mott, Larr y Johnston, Richard Denisiewicz, and Sam Emler.

Anna Walinska Lawrence Fine Art presents “Anna Walinska: Abstractions from the 50s and 60s” at its East Hampton Gallery. The installation, part of the gallery’s "Summer of Abstraction," will be on display through Labor Day. An opening reception will be held on Saturday from 5 to 8 PM. Walinska’s work spans nine decades, with the oldest known watercolor dating to 1918. Over her lifetime, she produced more than 2000 works on canvas and paper, created with oil, watercolor, charcoal, pastel, casein, ink, assemblage, and any combination of materials that intrigued her.

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Parrish Road Show Presents “Stampede” By Tucker Marder

The Parrish Art Museum’s creative off-site summer series, Parrish Road Show, presents "Stampede," an installation and performance by Hamptons native Tucker Marder. For Stampede, Marder has choreographed an interspecies dance with over 100 Crested Indian Runner ducks that interact with geometric human-powered puppets. The project opens with a public reception on Saturday from 6 to 8 PM at 1058 Deerfield Road in Water Mill.

Admission is free to the reception. RSVPs are encouraged.

Marder uses humor and absurd scenarios to generate greater empathy for the natural world in works of art that combine theater, puppetry, and installation. In Stampede and in previous works, Marder pairs people and animals to accentuate how humans domesticate and adapt the natural world to their desired benefit. "Stampede" takes place outdoors on an undeveloped parcel of land where the perimeter is surrounded by recently constructed homes that resemble the geometric shapes used to encircle the ducks. This curious interspecies tango encompasses the artist’s thoughts on the cultivation of nature, regional land use, and historic trades such as Long Island duck farming.

“A formal influence for Stampede was aerial real estate photography,” said Marder. “The lumbering, abstract-shape puppets in 'Stampede' remind me of spec houses and their angular property lines. A flock of Crested Indian Runner Ducks with their pom pom hats provide the perfect foil for the shape’s sharp silhouettes. As the ducks and the shapes stampede together across the vacant parcel how will they intermingle?”

Parrish Road Show, curated by Andrea Grover, Century Arts Foundation Curator of Special Projects at the Parrish, is presented annually in August and features temporary projects by East End artists. Now in its fourth year, Parrish Road Show is designed to deeply connect creativity to everyday life by presenting exhibitions and programs in unexpected places—from public parks to historic sites—across the region. According to Grover, “Parrish Road Show aims to broaden the traditional understanding of the function of an art museum by bringing art outside and into the community.” The series has also included related public programs such as an art historical bike tour, outdoor movies, guided meditation, local food tastings, and live music.

Visit www.parrishart.org.

ONGOING For The Love Of The Land Ellen Watson Photography presents “For The Love Of The Land” at Estia’s Little Kitchen in Sag Harbor. The show runs through September 28. Visit www. ellenwatsonphotography.com.

Nature’s End “Nature’s End,” a group show featuring photographers Gary Bartolini and James Slezak and seascapes

by James Johansen is on display at ZeigersArts @ Dodds & Eder Home in Sag Harbor through September 22.

Roy Lichtenstein “Roy Lichtenstein: Between Sea and Sky,” a celebration of the artist’s abiding relationship with the East End

of Long Island runs through October 12 at Guild Hall in East Hampton. Visit www.guildhall.org.

Touch Thoughts Tripoli Gallery Southampton presents “Touch Thoughts,” an exhibition of new works by Darius Yektai, marking the artist’s fourth solo show with the gallery.

It will be on view at 30A Jobs Lane, Southampton, through August 24.

This exhibition seeks to demonstrate the range of Yektai’s recent work as he blurs the lines between painting and sculpture. Gestural and expressive, his explorations in oil, concrete, wood, resin and other materials, go beyond traditional modes of painting while simultaneously paying homage to his art-historical predecessors.

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Art, Oysters & Champagne

New Suffolk Waterfront Fund presents “Art, Oysters & Champagne,” a fabulous food and art event on Saturday from 5 to 7 PM. Enjoy fresh, briny, local oysters, savory hors d’oeuvres, champagne, North Fork wine, an art auction and more at a private waterfront venue in New Suffolk.

Visit www.newsuffolkwaterfront.org.

Artists & Writers

The Artists & Writers Charitable Softball Game is Saturday at 2 PM in East Hampton. Come join in to celebrate the famous event. Proceeds from the game go to support: East End Hospice, Eleanor Whitemore Early Childhood Center, Phoenix House Academy and The Retreat. Participants will batter up at Herrick Park in East Hampton. Contact 631-329-4398 for 411.

Bow Wow Meow Ball

ARF’s summer 2015 gala, the Bow Wow Meow Ball, will take place on Saturday at the ARF Adoption Center in Wainscott. Brooke Shields will emcee the evening that will honor internationally acclaimed architect Peter Marino for his unwavering commitment to animal welfare and the Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons.

Guests will enjoy cocktails followed by dinner. Afterwards, the party will continue with dancing to music by the Peter Duchin Orchestra. Tickets start at $500. Visit www.arfhamptons.org.

CTREE At Sebonack

CTREE, the Center for Therapeutic Riding of the East End, at Sebonack hosts a cocktail reception and silent auction to celebrate Horses Changing Lives on Thursday, August 20, from 6 to 9 PM at Sebonack Golf Club in Southampton. Join honorar y chairperson Nacho Figueras. For tickets call 631-779-2835.

Citizens For Access Rights

Citizens for Access Rights or CfAR and Hamptons Drive-In will host their Family Outdoor Movie Night on

Thursday, August 20, at Maidstone Park Ball Field in Springs. The featured movie will be Finding Nemo.

Finding Nemo is a 2003 American computer-animated comedy-drama adventure film produced by Pixar Animation Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures. Written and directed by Andrew Stanton, it tells the story of the overprotective clownfish named Marlin who, along with a regal tang named Dory, searches for his abducted son Nemo all the way to Sydney Harbour. Along the way, Marlin learns to take risks and let Nemo take care of himself.

Gates will open at 7:30 PM. with the movie beginning at 8:30 PM. The cost will be $5 for non-members and 2015 CfAR members will be free.

Guests are encouraged to bring beach chairs and blankets for watching the movie. Snacks and refreshments will be available for purchase. No outside food or beverages will be permitted.

CfAR apparel will be available for purchase.

All proceeds will go to CfAR to protect beach access on the East End and to defend the current lawsuit affecting the stretch of beach on Napeague.

For further information on CfAR visit www.citizensforaccessrights. com or “like” CfAR on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ citizensforaccessrights. Contact CfAR at citizensforaccessrights@gmail.com.

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The Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation pets were special guests of a block party and fundraiser on Saturday, August 1, held by local restaurants and shops on the west end of Jobs Lane, coordinated by Little Lucy's. Shoppers, visitors and their pets purchased raffle tickets and shopped while the participating businesses donated a percentage of sales for the day. SASF Board member Beau Hulse had some adorable kittens and cats in the window of his real estate office which caught the eyes of Governor Andrew Cuomo and brother, Chris Cuomo. For more info visit www.southamptonanimalshelter.com

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Shop for Good

Founder of Mad Over You Ian Madover and designer Malia Mills partner to host a Shop for Good event in Southampton to support DreamYard Art Center on Saturday, August 22, from 4 to 6 PM at Malia Mills Southampton Boutique. This shopping and cocktail event in support of the New York-based community center will provide 100 percent of net profits of all Mad Over You t-shirts and 10 percent of net sales of all other products in store will be donated to DreamYard’s Art Center programs for K-12th graders in the Bronx.

Artwork created by DreamYard students will be displayed and available to purchase. Special poetry slam performance by Ellen Hagan.

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Here’s a list of new programs at local libraries. Check in with your local branch for ongoing programs. Advance registration is required for most of the listed programs.

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Westhampton Library 631-288-3335 FRIDAY 8•14•15 • The lunch and learn program focuses on “healthy at any age.” Noon.

SUNDAY 8•16•15 • Dress in your fanciest pink and indulge in a Pinkalicious Tea Party celebrating everything pink with pink stories, pink lemonade and cookies at 3 PM.

Hampton Library in Bridgehampton 631-537-0015 FRIDAY 8•7•15 • The popular annual “Fridays at Five” continues Montauk Library with Arlene Alda, author of Just Kids from the Bronx: Telling It the Way It Was: An Oral History. Gates open at 631-668-3377 4:30 PM; Program is from 5 to 6 PM. FRIDAY 8•14•15 Price: Single ticket: $20; Book of five tickets: $80 • Wind down with yoga every Friday at 3 PM.

East Hampton Library Mattituck Laurel Library 631-324-0222 631-298-4134 THURSDAY 8•13•15 FRIDAY 8•14•15 • Aladdin is the family movie tonight. 5 to 7 PM. • Mr. Turner is this week’s film selection. Screen MONDAY 8•17•15 time is 1:30 PM. • It’s Evan Gottfried’s Family Music Extravaganza, a WEDNESDAY 8•19•15 high energy adventure for tots to age eight at 1:30 PM. • The Friends of the Library hold a book sale. Check out the bargain prices.

John Jermain Library 631-725-0049 Amagansett Library FRIDAY 8•14•15 631-267-3810 • The first session in the library’s “Social Media SATURDAY 8•15•15 Explained” series focuses on Instagram. 10:30 AM. • New York Times Datapoints columnist and author of The Economics of Intergrity, Anna Bernasek, Hampton Bays Library and finance lawyer Daniel T. Mongan will discuss their important new book, All You Can Pay: How Companies 631-728-6241 Use Our Data to Empty Our Wallets. They will explain THURSDAY 8•13•15 • Bugs, frogs, bunnies, and even a hedgehog are how companies use what they know about you to the cast of live characters for an animal show at 3 PM. analyze, predict and shape your needs, and will show how consumers can choose a different path. 6 PM Quogue Library Riverhead Library 631-653-4224 631-727-3228 SUNDAY 8•2•15 WEDNESDAY 8•5•15 • The Conversations with the Author series features • Free, nutritious meals and snacks for children in Tim Weiner, author of One Man Against The World: The low-income areas are available at the library weekdays Tragedy of Richard Nixon at 5 PM. from 11 AM to 1 PM.

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Visit the Montauk Artist’s Association 21st Annual Juried Fine Art Show Friday through Sunday. Hosted by the Depot Art Gallery and Art School, the show draws buyers from New York City and all over the Hamptons. Accepted artists show their works done in oil, watercolor, acrylics, pastels, graphics, mixed media, photography, sculpture, jewelry, and more. Show is located on the village green and starts at noon.

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by Miles X. Logan ARIES (Mar. 20 - Apr. 20) By some twist of fate, a person, a feeling, a memory, a smell, touch, or taste from childhood makes an appearance in your life. There is complete nostalgia triggered by a gift or a short trip.

TAURUS (Apr. 20 - May 21) You need to become more aware of opportunities that exist for you right now. There may be more than you see.

To best see and take advantage of them you must concentrate, cooperate and remain open-minded.

GEMINI (May 21 - June 22) You need to attain a degree of understanding that enables you to graduate to a higher level of success. This growing time must be identified and honored. As the old cycle ends, inappropriate old habits must be left behind.

source may add to your income but take care that you don’t spend too quickly or impulsively.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 - Dec. 21) Adopt a child’s vision, and look for playmates, or soulmates, for collaboration in a happy enterprise.

Let this time of openness be joined with practicality and find others who can each add their specific skills for a successful venture.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 21 - Jan. 20) You may be daydreaming and building castles in the air. It is a time to look at things clearly, to prevent yourself from becoming a victim of wishful thinking.

You are getting to know yourself now and may have many creative and spiritual experiences.

CANCER (June 22 - July 23) Mounting pressures must be released or there will be a setback of all the work carried out so far. Be prepared that established patterns of thought will be changed. This reversal of old, perhaps false, values can be beneficial.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 - Feb. 19) By uniting and balancing your longsought inner peace with the skills you have learned in life you have achieved one of your goals. Hard work is still demanded to attain this but material rewards and inner peace can be yours.

LEO (July 23 - Aug. 23) You need to use your intellect to get your way. Your schooling and knowledge of philosophy are important, but so are your idle thoughts and daydreams. You can also solve problems by using history, rules, laws and diplomacy.

PISCES (Feb. 19 - Mar. 20) It is important that you make a sincere effort to be understanding at this time, appealing to the emotional aspects of the situation. You must be the ruler of your emotions by understanding them and not repressing them.

VIRGO (Aug. 23 - Sept. 23) With self-discipline and a solid sense of purpose, try to be authentic with all you meet and do not be confused by wealth or status. Enjoy some outdoor life because this will fortify you in your dealings.

NOTE: If you were born at the end or beginning of a sign, also read the sign before or after your birthday.

LIBRA (Sept. 23 - Oct. 23) Act in the manner of an authoritative and self-assured person who knows how to initiate action. Prepare to be inspired in the near future. You need to be involved in a creative project that will hold your steady attention.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 - Nov. 22) You can relax a bit and enjoy your welldeserved sense of independence and freedom this week. An unexpected

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Mark Knopfler, 1949 You might well get a “shiver in the dark” when your hear the melodic lead guitar of this Sultan, but he has for the most part flown under the radar despite his well-earned standing as a rock god.

He formed Dire Straits with his brother David in 1977, but aspired nothing more than to play serious music and not succumb to the pitfalls of the commercialminded music industry.

Ironically, the band’s first single, “Sultans Of Swing” became a hit despite voicing a similar theme: the Sultans were a seasoned and respected, but unknown, jazz and swing band.

The band enjoyed a string of hits, but nothing foretold the success it would achieve in 1985 with the release of Brothers In Arms. The album was fueled by the international hit “Money For Nothing (Chicks For Free),” which ironically was a bitter tirade about the excessive lifestyle of rock stars.

“Money” was the first video ever played on MTV in Britain. It became the top selling single of the year in the United States (yes, that is Sting sharing the vocals with Knopfler), and the album sold a staggering 30 million units.

The band became so big that it headlined a huge concert in honor of Nelson Mandela’s 70th birthday at Wembley, with Elton John and Eric Clapton also on the bill.

Knopfler, bored, disbanded Dire Straits to work on solo projects. He wrote the score for the movie The Princess Bride and produced Infidels for Bob Dylan.

Rumor has it he was sitting in a bar in Los Angeles when he saw Tina Turner, who at the time was without a record contract after her bitter breakup with Ike Turner. Knopfler walked over and told her he wrote a song for Dire Straits but that it was more suited for a woman vocalist. He went out to his car, brought back in his acoustic guitar, and played her “Private Dancer” -- a song about a disillusioned ballroom dancer with a double entendre that suggests she was really a prostitute.

Turner loved the song so much she built an album around it and found a studio to record it. The album went double platinum (it contained the megahit “What’s Love Got To Do With It?” and Turner joined the ranks of rock superstars.

Knopfler has toured intermittently since then, and worked with many other artists in the studio. His collaboration with Emmy Lou Harris, All The Roadrunning, was nominated for a Grammy and rekindled his interest in country music. He most recently wrote a song for Jimmy Buffet and played guitar on Buffet’s album, Songs From St. Somewhere.

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East Hampton WEDNESDAY 8•12•15 • Integral yoga ($5), open gym, and pickleball are all offered every week at the Montauk Playhouse starting at 9:30 AM. For more events check www.ehamptonny.gov or call 631-668-1612.

THURSDAY 8•13•15 • Join astronomers of the Montauk Observatory, Inc. for the “Peseid Meteor Shower Star Party” at the Ross School in East Hampton. They will give a talk about this summer meteor shower, as well as guided tour of the night sky, through their professional telescopes. Bring blankets or folding chairs for observation. At the school’s tennis facility, 20 Goodfriend Drive. Starts at 8 PM. For more info visit www.montaukobservatory.com.

• Enjoy a farmer’s market in Montauk on the Village Green (across from the Chamber building) every Thursday through October. 9 AM to 2 PM. FRIDAY 8•14•15 • The East Hampton Farmers Market is open today from 9 AM to 1 PM in the Nick & Toni’s parking lot. Enjoy it every Friday- rain or shine- through September 4.

• Night at the Museum- Secret of the Tomb will be shown at the Second House in Montauk at 8:30 PM. Part of the Montauk Historical Society Friday Night Outdoor Movies Series. Rain date is tomorrow.

SATURDAY 8•15•15 • Enjoy a Rock n’ Roll Garden Shopping Party at The Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett at 1 PM. Enjoy this shopping event with brands from around the world in the garden at Talkhouse, with live performances, speciality cocktails, and a raffle to benefit The Retreat. Call Olivia at 646-400-2072 for details.

• Spend a couple hours strolling through Montauk’s Hither Woods, beginning on Fort Pond bay, moving inland and then exploring part of the Block Island Sound coast.

Moderately-paced, four miles. Meet members of the East Hampton Trails Preservation Society at Rod’s Valley parking area, on the west end of Navy Road, at 9 AM. Bring liquids.

Got questions? Call Rick Whalen at 631-267-6608.

EHTPS also hosts an Accabonic Harbor nature paddle.

Kayak and stand-up paddle board rentals are available.

Contact Mike Bottini. Life vests are required! Meet at Landing Lane off Old Stone Highway in Springs. Call 631267-5228 for more info.

• The Art Barge in Amagansett hosts a weekend workshop: watercolors. Using the landscape and still life as motivation, students will explore various watercolor techniques. Materials provided. Starts at 10 AM. Also tomorrow. $50. 631-267-3172.

• Montauk Community Church Women’s Guild Rummage Sale is from 9 AM to noon. Enjoy it, rain or shine, every Saturday until Labor Day.

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SUNDAY 8•16•15 • Poets Virginia Walker and Carole Stone will read at the East Hampton Town Marine Museum starting at 5 PM. Located at 301 Bluff Road in Amagansett.

Admission is free.

• Adults and children 10 and up are welcome to gather in Montauk for “Birding with Frank- Coastal and Pelagic Birds” at 9 AM. Join South Fork Natural History Museum Executive Director Frank Quevedo a day of bird watching and boating. Bring binoculars, lunch, and sunscreen. $75 for adults, $49 for children. Call the museum at 631-537-9735 for location and to make a reservation.

• Mama Lee Rose and Friends rock the night away on the dockside stage at Gosman’s in Montauk. Part of a summer concert series. Starts at 6 PM. • A butterfly treasure hunt is at the LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton at 9:30 AM. Located at 133 Hands Creek Road. Call 631-329-3568 for deets.

MONDAY 8•17•15 • The Montauk Concert on the Green Summer Series continues tonight with Mike Rusinsky and Friends performing. 6 to 8 PM. All are welcome and it’s free.

TUESDAY 8•18•15 • Beach yoga in Montauk starts at 7 AM. Open to adults of all ages, this 60-minute, Hatha-based class includes variations on all poses. Class concludes with a guided meditation. Bring a beach towel. $25. Call 631259-1385 for location.

WEDNESDAY 8•19•15 • An oceanfront lobster bake is at Gurney’s in Montauk every Wednesday from 5 to 9 PM. 290 Old Montauk Highway, call 631-668-2345.

• Join The Retreat for a special screening of The Hunting Ground at Guild Hall in East Hampton. Starting at 7:30 PM, the screening will be followed by a conversation with filmmaker Amy Ziering. Tickets are $25 ($20 for students with ID). VIP tickets include champagne and sweets following the screening ($75). Call 1-866-8114111, visit www.theretreatinc.org, or visit the Guild Hall box office.

Southampton WEDNESDAY 8•12•15 • Breathe Zen Yoga hosts free yoga sessions at Ocean Beach in Bridgehampton starting at 10 AM. Southampton Town beach sticker is required. Bring a towel and sunscreen.

Call 631-276-6881 for advance sign up.

THURSDAY 8•13•15 • All are welcome to the third annual Samuel L. Parrish lecture at Sayre Barn at the Southampton Historical Society starting at 5 PM. Prosecco and hors d’oeuvres will be served on the great lawn. $95 members, $120 for nonmembers. Attendance is limited; RSVP at 631-283-2494.

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grocery shopping made easy, how the body responds to foods in your diet, and more. Led by Peggy Kraus, RCEP, CDE. To register call 631-728-WELL. 9:30 to 10:30 AM. • Marders in Bridgehampton will screen Enter The Dragon at dark. Admission is free. Bring a beach chair or a blanket.

• Goat on a Boat Puppet Theatre in Sag Harbor hosts The Swan. Based on The Ugly Duckling, The Swan tells the story of a lost little bird looking for its parents. Both today and tomorrow’s show times are at 11 AM. Located at 4 Hampton Street. Call 631-725-4193 for tickets prices and more information.

• The Hamptons Take 2 Documentary Film Festival and the South Fork Natural History Museum present the film Bette and Dale’s Organic Produce today at SoFo at 7:30 PM. Call 631-537-9735 to make a reservation. Located at 377 Bridgehampton/Sag Harbor Turnpike.

• The Conservative Synagogue of the Hamptons hosts music and more plus a Kabbalt Shabbat starting at 6:30 PM. 53 Woodruff Lane in Bridgehampton.

• Hamptons Entertaining book signing with Annie Falk is at Coastal Home on Montauk Highway in Bridgehampton from 3 to 5:30 PM. SATURDAY 8•15•15 • Help clean up the roadside along Friends of the Long Pond Greenbelt’s adopted road, Old Farm Road, at 8 AM. In partnership with the South Fork Natural History Museum, the clean up starts at Poxabouge Park in Sagaponack. Bring gloves, bags will be provided. Call leader Sandra Ferguson at 631-537-3752 for more info.

• Join the Children’s Museum of the East End in honoring Adeline Neubert and her legacy of service and commitment to CMEE. Starts at 5:30 PM at the museum. $100 per person, $150 per couple. For more info contact Lara Sweeney at Lara@CMEE.org or call 631-537-8250 ext. 212. Located at 376 Bridgehampton/Sag Harbor Turnpike.

• Join the Southampton Trails Preservation Society for short stroll through the Richard Fowler Preserve. Meet on Wickapogue Road, just east of Narrow Lane in Southampton Village, at 9 AM. Call Susan at 631-484-3816 or 631-2830071 for more information.

• The Bridgehampton Museum will hold a silent art auction and cocktail party from 6 to 9 PM. Viewers will be able to view and bid on over 70 pieces of art by local artist, while enjoying music, hors d’oeuvres and cocktails.

Tickets are $100 and proceeds benefit the museum. Tickets are available at www.bhmuseum.org. Call 631-537-1088.

Located at 2368 Montauk Highway. No tickets will be sold at the door.

• The First Annual Homegrown Family Health Fair is on the Christ Church Lawn at 10 AM in Sag Harbor. Enjoy a funfilled day with family-focused activities, live music, Chinese raffle, face-painting, food, games and more. Located at 5 Hampton Street. Call 631-335-5423. $20 per family.

• Families can spend a morning feeding animals and riding ponies at The Green School in Sagaponack, starting at 10 AM. Call 631-267-1148 to reserve your spot and find out about ticket prices.

• See the wonders of a colonial-era vegetable garden at the Southampton Historical Society at 4 PM. Emma’s Garden is an historical, agricultural project that is happening right in the middle of Southampton Village.

Flowers, vegetables and herbs will be on display and Emma Woodward will talk to you about growing your own vegetables at home. Free admission and refreshments will be served.

SUNDAY 8•16•15 • “From Slavery to Freedom” Four Centuries of African American History on Long Island” is at Pyrrhus Concer Monument in Agawam Park in Southampton Village.

11:30 AM. Features Joseph McGill, founder of the Slave Dwelling Project. Will include the unveiling of an historic marker and street dedication in front of the site of the former Pyrrhus Concer homestead. Admission is free. For details, call 631-283-2494.

• Enjoy an easy street walk around Lake Agawam with the Southampton Trails Preservation Society, starting at 9

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• Kayak Sag Harbor Cove today with the SHTPS, starting at 9 AM. Meet on Cove Road West. BYO kayak, paddle and lifejackets. Call 631-283-5432.

• The Southampton Farmer’s Market is today from 9 AM to 2 PM at the Southampton Arts Center, 25 Jobs Lane. Continues every Sunday until October 11.

• Marders in Bridgehampton hosts a lecture series every Sunday. Today, it’s “Irrigation- How and When to Water. Starts at 10 AM. Lectures are free of charge and all are welcome. 631-537-3700.

MONDAY 8•17•15 • The Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center hosts a ballet camp today and tomorrow at 9 AM. Learn and perfect your technique in the classes and rehearsals, culminating in an evening performance of The Little Mermaid. All ability levels welcome. $340 for ages 11 and younger, $350 for 12 and up. Call 631-288-2350.

TUESDAY 8•18•15 • There’s a Flanders/Riverside/Northampton Community Meeting at the David W. Crohan Community Center in Flanders at 7 PM. • Take a trip back in time and meet 11-year-old Mary Rogers, the daughter of Captain Albert Rogers, who grew up in the Rogers Mansion during the 1850s. Boys and girls ages six to 12 are welcome for an exclusive tour and learn a 19th century craft. Lemonade and cookies will be served. At the Rogers Mansion in Southampton at 3:30 PM. $5 for supplies.

• Enjoy exclusive summer shopping in a two-day only, pop up event delivering the latest luxury collections from around the globe. Boutique in a Box will be at Southampton Cultural Center on Pond Lane in Southampton today and tomorrow from 2 to 8 PM. 917-385-4399.

WEDNESDAY 8•19•15 • Have a lawn care question? There’ll be free lawn and landscape advice at the Peconic Land Trust’s Bridge Gardens in Bridgehampton from 2 to 5 PM. • Teens in seventh grade and up are invited to a night unde the stars at Ludlam Park in Southampton from 7:30 to 11 PM. Youth can enjoy basketball, tennis, double dutch, flag football, dodgeball, listen to music, socialize with their peers and enjoy a live DJ at the end of the program.

There’ll also be a BBQ.

North Fork FRIDAY 8•14•15 • Join the Peconic Land Trust for a program on culinary and medicinal uses of herbs, straight from the garden. Led by certified biology teacher and herbalist Heather Cusack, the program starts at 10 AM at the Ag Center at Charnews Farm in Southold. Located at 3005 Youngs Avenue. $20 per person. Call 631-283-3195.

• Diliberto Winery in Jamesport hosts a wine café every Friday and Saturday from 6 to 9 PM. Enjoy live music, delicious pizza, and award-winning wines. 631722-3416 or visit www.dilibertowinery.com.

SATURDAY 8•15•15 • Today’s the last day of the Eastern Long Island Hospital’s Opportunity Shop Summer clothing sale. Most items are $1 or half price. 10 AM to 3 PM. Located at 321 Main Street Greenport. Call 631-477-1120.

• Enjoy a farmers market from 9 AM to 12:30 PM at Havens House Museum on Shelter Island on South Ferry Road.

• Join in for the second of three summer concerts performances at the Horton Point Lighthouse, located at 3575 Lighthouse Road in Southold. Concert of new age music begins at 6 PM. Tickets are $10 for adults, children under 12 are free.

SUNDAY 8•16•15 • Watercolor on the Vine is at Laurel Lake Vineyard from 1 to 2 PM. Experience the magic of painting in watercolor, for free. All supplies will be provided. Bring a sketch pad and pencil for the first session. 631-727-2233.

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New To Theaters Shaun The Sheep (PG) When Shaun decides to take a day off, the sheep runs into more excitement than Ferris Bueller could have possibly imagained.

Brilliant animation and a hilarious script makes this film a must-see for the younger set and the young at heart.

Don’t miss it.

Coming Soon Mistress America (R) Greta Gerwig co-wrote and co-stars, and Noah Baumbach directs this followup to Frances Ha and once again the pair prove you don’t need a big budget or a big studio to make a great movie.

Lola Kirke stars as a lonely freshman in New York City who meets up with an adventurous gal (Gerwig) with all knds of schemes.

New On DVD Far From The Madding Crowd Carey Mulligan shines in the latest film adaptation of Thomas Hardy’s literary masterpiece. It’s a period piece done the way only the Brits can do it. Tom Sturridge and Michael Sheen co-star.

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Now Playing The Gift (R) two high school buddies (Jason Bateman and Joel Edgerton) run into each other 20 years later and things begin to get weird, unreveling a long kept, horrofying secret. Edgerton wrote and directed the film, and it is weird, troubling, and fascinating.

Rebecca Hall ably co-stars.

Ricki and the Flash (PG-13) . . . and

we have our first real Oscar contender.

Meryl Streep (told ya) stars as a rock guitar goddess. Jonathan Demme directs from a Diablo Cody (Juno) script. Demme, who has done terrific documentaries of the Talking Heads and Neil Young, is on familiar ground here. Streep is, of course, transcendent in this, one of her most challenging roles. Yes, she rocks.

Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation (PG-13) Yes, another one, and they will just keep making them until the public stops buying tickets. Based on the buzz for this one, number five, that

won’t be anytime soon. Tom Cruise, still looking like he can do his own stunts.

Ving Rhames and Jeremy Renner are back. look for Amagansett’s own Alec Baldwin.

Listen To Me Marlon (NR) Marlon Brando as we’ve never seen – from beyond the grave. it turns out the great actor left behind a significant amount of visual material revealing many facets of his life he kept hidden from the pubic.

Steven Riley directs, and does a good job keeping things rolling. Still, you have to care about Brando a lot to sit through 102 minutes of him.

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Scoop the avocado from it's skin and discard the pit. Place the avocado in a mixing bowl with the juice of the lime and all the olive oil and smash together with a fork.

When you have reached your desired consistency, mix in the shallot, salt and cilantro. Pair with your favorite chip and enjoy.

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enjoy as well.

The chilled snow crab salad with wakame seaweed and tobiko roe, tossed in truffle oil, offered interesting flavor profiles.

The ramen dishes are plentiful at Momi, most created with a rich pork bone broth. We tried the crab and Ikura ramen, homemade ramen with snow crab, salmon roe, crispy nori flakes and scallions served with tsuyu sauce and wasabi. This dish was a definite highlight of the evening.

The yasai ramen is a good choice for any vegetarian. It included the homemade ramen with shiitake mushrooms, cabbage, bamboo shoots and sesame served in a vegetarian based broth.

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On Sunday evening, my husband and I stopped in for an early dinner at Momi Ramen in East Hampton. Momi, owned by Anita Chen, is a boutique ramen house that was founded in Miami.

The family friendly restaurant was bustling by 7 PM with diners ready to enjoy some of the many ramen dishes, created with fresh noodles made inhouse several times daily.

Specialty cocktails awakened the appetite. The cucumber cooler is a crowd favorite, made with Crop Organic Cucumber Vodka, cucumber water, lime juice and agave. The basil gin and tonic made with Hendricks gin, St. Germain liqueur, basil, muddled cucumbers, lime juice, tonic and agave was a refreshing twist on the classic spirit.

To start we ordered a few shared plates to sample. The tuna avocado salad made with chopped tuna sashimi, avocado and red onions in a sesame soy dressing, was simple and delicious.

The organic grilled salmon prepared with a special soy sauce and mustard marinade, served with arugula, was fresh and cooked perfectly.

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The price points are very reasonable with every dish on the menu $20 or less, making Momi Ramen a great place to bring the whole family or for large groups.

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Edible East End presents the fourth annual Great Food Truck Derby on Friday from 4 to 7 PM. Trucks from Manhattan to Montauk will hit the pavement to converge at the Hayground School in Bridgehampton for an early evening of ethnic and local mobile eats along with regional wine and craft beer. Participants include Whole Le Crepe, Hampton Coffee Co., Coolhaus, Pizza Luca, Blondies Bakeshop, Food, noah’s, The Inn Spot… Out, Long Island Oyster Co. and more.

The cost is $65 per person and includes one serving at every food truck and complimentary beverages.

Ticket availability is limited and can be purchased at http://bit. ly/1g63wFN. The price for kids 12-years-old and under is $20. In addition, VIP tickets are available for $100 offering access to the food trucks starting at 3:30 PM.

Delivery

Westhampton 62 Montauk Hwy 631-998-3808

Riverhead 1175 W Main St 631-208-9737

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clambakes at the shoreline *shoes not required*

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RAND Luxury hosted its third and final private brunch of the season showcasing the latest from Italian supercar maker Ferrari and Maserati at a private residence in Water Mill on Saturday. Guests had the opportunity to test drive the latest models throughout the course of the event.

18 Park Place East Hampton 324-5400 Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner Take Out Orders

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