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Hampton Jam is available: Saturday, May 28 Hampton Bays Farmers Market Church of St. Mary 165 Ponquogue Avenue, Hampton Bays 9 AM to 1 PM Saturday, May 28 Havens Farmers Market Havens House Museum 16 South Ferry Road, Shelter Island 9 AM to 12:30 PM May 27 - May 30 Long Island Spirits Specialty Cocktails Available 2182 Sound Avenue, Baiting Hollow

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WearWithAll Fashion designer Melody Mayer, who has worked with everyone from Hillary Clinton to Madonna, will open her first boutique and art gallery, WearWithAll, in East Hampton on Friday.

WearWithAll will sell custom-made couture apparel, jewelry, sunglasses, hats, bags, and men’s vintage t-shirts from Paris with prices starting at $40.

In addition to the designer's goods, the store will feature a weekly rotating art exhibition with pieces from emerging artists from all around the globe. In

honor of the new group of artists, Mayer will host “Tea Time with Melody” every Thursday, where shoppers can learn more about the new artists and pick Melody’s brain about her custom designs over tea.

Mayer’s designs have been seen in major department stores including Bloomingdales, Saks Fifth Avenue, Henri Bendel, Macy’s and Harrods in London and her accessories have been sold worldwide. Visit www. wearwithallfashion.com.

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Big Flower has launched its brand and flagship store in East Hampton, located at 23 Newtown Lane. The store serves as the benchmark for future stores.

The opening of the store commemorates the launch of the Big Flower clothing brand. The men’s collection is a full range of handmade, contemporary wear and accessories from breathable button-downs and unlined suiting, to ultra-soft t-shirts, joggers and summerweight sweaters.

The debut womenswear capsule line consists of summer basics and necessities such as relaxed tunics and beach dresses.

Big Flower is founded and designed

by New York and Hamptons native Greg Ammon. Ammon and his fiancé, Stacy Volkov, have created the line together with Volkov leading design for the women’s collection. The name Big Flower stems from a modern day family crest created in the 90’s and used on t-shirts the Ammons gave to friends and family who visited in the summer. The crest, designed by Ammon’s mother, came about shortly after he was adopted from Ukraine and said his first English words “big flower”

when he saw a field of sunflowers in the Hamptons.

The 1000 square foot store is designed around the idea of a traditional East Hampton cottage. Greg stated, “Some of my best childhood memories revolve around weekends in East Hampton. I wanted to create a brand where people, no matter who they are or where they may be, can get a feel for a weekend in the Hamptons, every day, all year round.”

The flagship store will carry the full product offering of the men’s seasonal collection, lifestyle products and will exclusively carry the women’s capsule collection.

Visit www.bigflower.com.

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The Fashion Collective At Gurney’s Beginning Memorial Day Weekend, Gurney’s Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa will partner with several established and up-and-coming fashion and lifestyle brands for a rotating series of pop-up shops for “The Fashion Collective at Gurney’s.”

Brands will be selling their merchandise every weekend from Memorial Day through Labor Day on Gurney’s expansive Spa Roof Deck - allowing shoppers to experience incredible undisturbed ocean views. Additionally, the roof deck will boast activities such as life-size chess, shuffleboard and comfy seating for guests. Participating brands include: Maje, Sandro, Edie Parker, KIINI, Swim Like a Mermaid, Mara Hoffman, LemLem, Kule Donni Charm, Otte, Fancy, Haute Hippie, Love Shack Fancy, Jimmy Choo, Miansai, Solkissed and Rebecca Taylor.

This week the Fashion Collective starts with Jimmy Choo, tomorrow through Sunday. Visit www.gurneysmontauk.com.

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Guild Hall Season Spectacular starring

Kathy Griffin Saturday July 2 at 7pm This two-time Emmy and Grammy award-winning comedian brings her feisty, “pull-no-punches” brand of comedy to the Hamptons.

Benefit dinner sumptuously catered and curated by Sonnier & Castle.

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Benefit tickets start at $1,000 and include premium orchestra seating and the post-performance dinner.

Call Special Events at 631.324.0806 ext.13 Performance only tickets: $250 orchestra and balcony ($150/$145 GH members) Tickets available at GuildHall.org; Box Office; 631.324.4050; Theatermania.com; or 1.866.811.4111

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The Golden Age Of Rock ‘N’ Roll Jason Poremba - "Madonna"

EJ Camp - "Billy Idol"

Bonnie Lautenberg - "Triple Gaga"

Laura Benjamin - "Mick"

Adoni Astrinaksis - "Kurt"

Jason Poremba - "Elvis"

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A two part exhibit, “The Golden Age of Rock ‘N’ Roll” will be held at The Studio in East Hampton and The White Room Gallery in Bridgehampton this weekend with paintings and photographs of past and present music icons on display.

Part one is at The Studio. The grand opening will take place on Saturday and features a book signing for Punks, Poets, and Provocateurs: New York City Bad Boys, 1977–1982 by Marcia Resnick from 5 to 6 PM. An opening reception will follow from 6 to 8 PM. This iconic photography exhibit’s narrative is drenched in imaginative storytelling, with glimpses of rare images of the top icons in the music industry, onstage and behind the scenes.

The show features photographs by Chris Foster, Karen Bystedt, Marcia Resnick, David Gamble, Steven Pike, Susan Wood, Lori Pavsner and Steve Joester.

Jack Mitchell - "John Lennon & Yoko Ono"

The show will mark the debut of an exclusive limited edition from the estate of photographer Jack Mitchell. This limited edition is a 17” x 22” photographic enlarged print of a session proof sheet with John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s markings in grease pencil, indicating their selections for publication, made November 3, 1980. This was the only time The New York Times ever allowed a subject photo approval.

Mitchell photographed Lennon and Ono on November 2, 1980 – and it turned out to be a historic session. It was the first time in five years that Lennon had been photographed professionally, and the last comprehensive photo session of his life. Tragically, just weeks later, Lennon was murdered.

Par t two will be held at The White Room Gallery and will feature

paintings and photographs by Bonnie Lautenberg, EJ Camp, Laura Benjamin, Evad, Adoni Astrinakis, Steve Joester and Jason Poremba.

An artists reception will be held on Sunday from 5 to 7 PM. The show runs through June 5.

Using mixed media, Poremba and Joester capture the essence of rock idols. View EVAD’s glittering interpretation of Rock Stars, Lautenberg’s alluring and in your face photography, as well as Camp’s seductive, telling portraits of classic rockers. Who else would take candy wrappers and create striking portraits as Benjamin does with Michael Jackson and Mick Jagger? The gallery also introduces Astrinakis, showing three paintings from his series “The 27 Club,” featuring the works "Amy," "Kurt" and "Hendrix."

EVAD - "Prince"

Chris Foster - "David Bowie"

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Ray Red will perform Aussie style pop/rock at SALT on Shelter Island every Friday at 5 PM. Walshy Fire Walshy Fire of Major Lazer will be at the grand opening of Elm & Main in Southampton on Friday night. For more information and reservations email reservations@elmnmain.com or call 917-670-3532.

Stephen Talkhouse The Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett presents Revel In Dimes on Thursday at 10 PM. On Friday, Nancy Atlas at 8 PM and Booga Sugar at 10 PM. On Saturday, Kiefer Sutherland with opening act Austin Plaine at 7 PM, Roctopus at 9

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Cantone & Dixon

Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor presents Mario Cantone and Jerry Dixon “How Long Has This Been Going On?” on Saturday at 8 PM. The American Songbook comes to life with classics like Gershwin and Cole Porter in an evening of stories, songs, and laughs. Visit www.baystreet.org.

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PM, and Hello Brooklyn at 11 PM. On Sunday, Lez Zeppelin at 8 PM and Hot Lava at 10 PM. Monday is Open Mic Night at 10 PM. Tuesday is Industry Night with Phoenix Chapter at 10 PM.

Perlman Music

The Perlman Music Program on

Shelter Island presents an alumni recital with Miki-Sophia Cloud on Saturday at 5 PM. Tickets are $25. On Saturday at 6:30 PM PMP and ArtSi present an artists reception. Celebrate the talented performers and a special exhibit on view in the Clark Arts Center. On Sunday, an alumni recital by Doori Na at 2:30 PM.

Liquid Jamz!

230 Down in Southampton presents Liquid Jamz! every Wednesday from 8 PM to close with an open-mic style free-form jam. Make music with your friends and/or make new musical connections in a chill atmosphere. Each week there is a great lineup of local talent. Bands welcome. No cover, just fun times. Artists are encouraged to bring instruments and cables. Hosted

by Jennifer Hope Liquidimagination.

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The Jam Session

The Jam Session takes place at Bay Burger in Sag Harbor every Thursday evening from 7 to 9 PM. The Jam Session has attracted musicians from all over the tri-state area and beyond, featuring local and international special guests. This week, Alex Sipiagin, trumpet and Michele Calgaro, guitar.

Visit www.thejamsession.org.

Wednesday Night Live

Ray Red and Mike Rusinsky host “Wednesday Night Live,” a weekly open mic at MJ Dowling’s in Sag Harbor from 8 to 11 PM. Performers include musicians, poets, comedians, and singers. Sign up starts at 7 PM. Performers get a free soft drink or tap beverage.

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Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike

The Hampton Theatre Company presents Christopher Durang’s Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike. The show opens tomorrow at the Quogue Community Hall.

As the play’s title suggests, the plot revolves around Vanya and his adopted sister Sonia, who share a humorously hollow existence in the house in Bucks County, PA, where they grew up. The show runs through June 12. To reserve tickets, visit www.hamptontheatre.org.

The Forgotten Woman

The Forgotten Woman opens at Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor on Tuesday at 7 PM with a "Pay What You Can"

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Judith Hudson "Eat Up" at Tripoli Gallery.

Deadline for submissions is Thursday at noon. Email to jessica@indyeastend. com.

Jay Milder Quogue Gallery presents a selection of major paintings and new works on paper by Jay Milder. The show, on view now through June 15, will have an opening reception at the gallery on Saturday from 4 to 7 PM.

A key figure in the history of figurative expressionism whose international reputation has been steadily on the rise in recent years, Milder is a living link to the epoch when New York was the capital of the art world and expressionism was at its peak.

Milder has been recognized by critics and museum curators as a visionary

Artwork by Ann Craven in "Fresh Cuts."

whose exuberant colors and cosmic symbols continue to resonate across different generations and cultures.

Southampton Artists is Presenting its Annual Memorial Day Show at the Levitas Center For the Arts in the Southampton Cultural Center, 25 Pond Lane, Southampton.

Wednesday, May 25th till Sunday June 5th.

Our reception will be on Saturday May 28th, 4-6 PM. Hours are: Sundays through Thursdays 12 noon til 4 PM and Fridays and Saturdays 12 noon til 6 PM. Call 283-7432 for info.

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Watercolor Art Show Bridge Gardens in Bridgehampton is having a “Spring Watercolor Art Show & Sale” on Saturday and Sunday from 11 AM to 5 PM. Twenty percent of proceeds will go to Peconic Land Trust, which sponsors classes at Bridge Gardens. There will be an all day reception with coffee, tea, wine, and refreshments. Visit the Garden, too.

Romany Kramoris Gallery Romany Kramoris Gallery in Sag Harbor presents a group art show featuring the works of Christopher Engel, Alan Nevins, Liz Gribin, and Lutha LeahyMiller. The exhibition runs tomorrow through June 16, with a reception on Saturday from 4 to 5:30 PM. Engel’s faces, figures and abstracts invite the viewer to enter their subconscious and allow his images to reveal themselves to their conscious mind. A master photographer, Nevins has increasingly over the years imposed or coaxed his personal vision out of nature.

Gribin is a painter of distinct style.

Her figures, seen in a space that moves from shallow to deep across the picture plan are emotionally loaded.

Leahy-Miller is the natural inheritant of both NY and CA surfing and surf art. Leahy-Miller expresses the speed and flow of surfing via hand drawn 2D images laden with intense color that include stylized speed or motion

lines to illustrate the path and velocity a surfer takes across a wave.

Fresh Cuts Eric Firestone Gallery in East Hampton presents "Fresh Cuts," a group exhibition curated by Agathe Snow and Eric Firestone. An opening reception will be held on Saturday from 6 to 9 PM and the show will run through June 19.

Paton Miller The Monika Olko Gallery in Sag Harbor presents new works of Paton Miller. Miller’s work is a combination of his early influences, his own life’s experiences, his personal life and his extensive adventures. The exhibit will be on view through June 13. An opening reception will be held on Saturday from 6 to 8 PM. Fur And Flesh The Tripoli Gallery in Southampton presents “Judith Hudson: Fur And Flesh.” An opening reception will be held on Saturday from 5 to 7 PM. The show runs through June 27. In Fur and Flesh, Hudson continues to explore female sexuality through moments, both private and intimate, humorous and awkward.

Every Village Has A Story “Every Village Has A Story: Places” will open at the Sag Harbor Whaling and Historical Museum on Friday from 6 to 8 PM. Curated by Elise Goodheart.

The show runs through June 27. A panel discussion will be held on June 12 from 11 AM to noon, moderated by Alexandra Eames.

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Montauk Green Art Show

Artwork by David Micelotta.

Are you an art lover? Looking for original handmade art to enrich your home, workplace and life? Then join Montauk Artists’ Association on Friday through Sunday on the Village Green in Montauk for the eighth Annual Memorial Day Weekend Montauk Green Art Show. Begin summer by finding or commissioning a new piece of art to inspire you.

The Montauk Village Green becomes an outdoor galler y of original, handmade art by artisans from across America. Through their extraordinary vision, talent and skills the artisans weave a tapestry of art from remarkable creations in painting, sculpture, jewelry, photography, glass, ceramics along with mixed media, woodworking and more. If you do not find what you want, commission a piece made specifically for you.

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Artwork by Isack Kousnsky.

the show. This affords you the unique opportunity to talk with each artist personally, learn how they came to their art form, how they are inspired and what materials were used in creating the pieces. This knowledge and interaction adds inestimable value

to your new artwork.

The festival opens Friday at noon and is open until 6 PM. On both Saturday and Sunday the art show is open from 10 AM to 6 PM. Admission is free.

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Southampton Artists Association Memorial Day Art Show includes fine art photography, paintings, drawings and sculptures.

The show opens today and runs through June 5. An opening reception will be held on Saturday from 4 to 6 PM at the Levitas Center for the Ar ts at the Southampton Cultural Center. Visit southamptonartists.org.

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Bridgehampton’s 360th Birthday

Following up on its successful tours of Shelter Island’s Sylvester Manor, the Riverhead Main Street Revival, a Sightseeing Salute to Sag Harbor,

a North Fork Fall Festival Fling, and last year’s Amagansett Adventure, the League of Women Voters of the Hamptons is this year sponsoring a

“Celebrate Bridgehampton’s 360th Birthday Tour” on Thursday, June 9.

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League invites all to visit the many museums and other sites which make Bridgehampton such a special place.

The day starts at 11 AM with a 15-minute talk/tour of the Children’s Museum of the East End (CMEE). Then at 11:30 AM a 15-30-minute talk/ tour of the South Fork Natural History Museum (SOFO) & Nature Center across the street.

At 12:15 PM tour-goers will drive to Bridgehampton’s Main Street, parking at the Community House on the corner of School Street, and at 12:30 PM enjoy a 15-minute talk/tour of the Dan Flavin Art Institute on Corwith Avenue, which showcases the fluorescent light sculptures of internationally-known Wainscott artist Dan Flavin (1933-96).

At 1 PM a catered lunch will be served at the office of the Horticultural Alliance of the Hamptons, followed by a talk about the work of the HAH and the Bridgehampton Citizens Advisory Committee.

Crossing Main Street to the Bridgehampton Museum, at 2:15 PM attendees will have a 15-minute talk on Bridgehampton history by LWV member/ Bridgehampton history author Ann Sandford and tour the Corwith House.

Last stop of the day is at 3 PM for a 15-minute talk/tour of Good Shepherd Farm, a co-op garden located behind the museum.

RSVPs are requested by June 1, by sending a check for $45 made out to LWVH, to Gladys Remler, LWV Special Events Co-Chair, 180 Melody Court, Eastport, NY 11941.

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Hampton Hopper Kickstarter Launched May 2, the Hampton Hopper has kicked off a campaign to raise funds for a service expansion to benefit businesses, residents, and tourists within Montauk. The campaign can be found online at HamptonHopper.com/ kickstarter or by clicking on the “Kickstarter”section on the homepage menu.

“We love the Hamptons. We hate traffic. For years, we have wondered why there isn’t a better way to get around during the day, or to go out at night without worrying who’s driving. So, in 2014, we decided to do something about it, and launched the Hampton Hopper,” described the campaign.

Over the past two summers, the Hopper has provided weekend shuttle bus service to village centers and businesses between Sag Harbor and Montauk.

This summer they want to launch the Montauk Loop to provide more frequent and expanded service exclusively within Montauk. Hoppers will run between designated stops and sponsoring businesses within Montauk at 40 minute intervals, making it easier than ever to get around town without having to worry about driving, parking, or calling a cab.

Pricing is fixed. Riders can buy a single ride on the Montauk Loop for $7, or buy an unlimited daily pass for $15. Weekend passes ($35) and Season passes (as low as $99) are also available and valid for the whole Hopper system that runs from Montauk to Amagansett, East Hampton, and Sag Harbor.

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Pristine Pools: Darvin’s ‘Real’ Job

By Kitty Merrill

Talk about your local boy making good. A graduate of Springs Elementary School and East Hampton High School, Greg Darvin worked cleaning pools during the summers as a teenager. In college while studying economics and finance, he started his own pool company.

After graduation from SUNY Albany, he recalled, “I knew I didn’t want to work on Wall Street.” He continued his pool work for a couple of post grad years, making bank during the summer and traveling during the winter.

“I always thought I’d get a real

job,” he said. But, eventually, Darvin decided to embrace what he’d built, and since its founding in the 90s Pristine Pools has become a leader in the local luxury pool industry.

At first his focus was on service and maintenance, but over the years, Darvin learned about pool design “organically.” His designs and the work of Pristine Pools have been featured in such publications as Architectural Digest, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, New York Post, Newsday and Better Homes & Gardens’ Garden, Deck and Landscape. Pristine has designed and installed pools, spas, waterscaping and hardscaping on

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Scroll through the company website, swimpristinepools.com, and one is confronted with an array of breathtaking designs. Waterfalls and fountains, spas separated from the traditional pool with “invisible” walls, a hot tub built in a gazebo overlooking a spacious pool, pools with astounding views of adjacent water bodies – they look like water floating on water.

Darvin wouldn’t say how much the pools cost or what his most expensive design has been. He prefers to postpone budget talks with clients, too. At the initial consultation, he said, “I don’t want to design to a preconceived notion.

I don’t want to put numbers to things.”

Instead, he prefers to meet with clients to discuss size, shape, and dimensions. From there he’ll make a first draft design, with budget and finish materials the topic of a second discussion. With that first draft, Darvin seeks maximum input from clients. “I tell them I don’t have ego attached to my design, I want them to be honest and critical.”

Changes to the construction industry over the years, not to mention the advent of text, email, easy call conferencing and myriad manners of instant communication have made sharing design concepts “so instantaneous . . . it’s easy to communicate with three or four people at a time,” Darvin pointed out. Strides in technology also allow for “almost photo quality images” available during the design phase.

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Get Inspired At Showhouses, Events, And Fairs

Hamptons Contemporary debuts this summer.

By Jessica Mackin

Where better to look for interior design inspiration than at one of the East End’s fantastic selection of designer showhouses and events? The list of places to find beautiful ideas for the home is endless, but here are a few of our recommendations.

ARF Designer Showhouse First up, the sixth annual “ARF Thrift Shop Designer Showhouse and Sale.” The Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons will hold its annual showhouse on Saturday.

Top interior decorators will again transform the ARF Thrift & Treasure Shop in Sagaponack into a designer showhouse, using furnishings from the shop and from their own collections. All items are for sale and 100 percent of proceeds goes directly to support ARF’s lifesaving work.

Designers include Sam Allen, Tracey Cavaniola, Nancy Corzine, John Stedila and Tim Button, Lynda Sylvester and Eldon Wong. They will join Honorary Chair Mary McDonald. There will be a 5 PM exclusive preview hour cocktail reception with tickets for sale at $250. Tickets

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to the 6 PM cocktail reception are $150. Peter Ambrose will cater the event.

The Showhouse will be open to the public on Sunday and Monday from 10 AM to 4 PM. There is a $10 suggested donation and children are free.

Decorators-Designers-Dealers The 24th annual DecoratorsDesigners-Dealers Sale and Auction Benefit Gala (D-D-D), to benefit the Southampton Fresh Air Home’s 115th year of camp for physically challenged children, is a highly anticipated fundraising party on June 4. The D-D-D features live, silent and wine auctions and an extraordinary home furnishings and antiques sale.

The fabulous furniture sale showcases choice and rare antiques, gently used and new home furnishings -- designer furniture, lamps, paintings, framed prints, fabrics, decorative accessories and much more.

For over two decades, guests have lined up hours in advance to have first choice of these extraordinary treasures, beautifully staged by the design team, and offered at amazing prices.

The D-D-D will take place at the Southampton Fresh Air Home, starting with a 5 PM preview for benefactor patrons. The event closes at 8:30 PM. Tickets start at $250 per person for 6 PM entry. For information and reservations call 631-283-5847.

Hamptons Contemporary Art fair guru Rick Friedman will debut Hamptons Contemporary, a luxury living design and décor fair, at the Southampton Elks Fairgrounds on June 3 through June 5,

bringing the first of its kind to the Hamptons.

Nine years after creating ArtHamptons, Friedman has turned his focus to design. As he did with ArtHamptons, Friedman plans once again to set the standard for fairs celebrating the form and function of modern luxury living with Hamptons Contemporary.

Explaining his transition, Friedman said, “After I sold the fine art fairs, I realized that I may have been too myopic in defining art as what was on the walls. I realized that it was about beauty meeting inspiration and I took a higher level of abstraction, wherein the canvas is the entire home and the paint is defined as all the elements and product categories that comprise and beautify the home. Hamptons Contemporary showcases that wider vision.”

The 40,000 square foot Hamptons Contemporary pavilion will showcase Friedman’s vision with over 150 exhibitors. From world recognized architects to celebrated interior decorators, from luxury furniture and appliance manufacturers to one-of-a-kind design artisans, from state-of-the-art pool and landscape designers to home theater experts, Hamptons Contemporary will celebrate every aspect of luxury home décor and design, both interior and exterior.

The Opening Night VIP Reception will benefit the ARF and the Southampton Education Foundation.

SEF provides third-party financial support for scholarships and other valuable programs for the students and educators in the Southampton community.

For more information visit www. hamptonscontemporary.com.

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When Your House Is A Hollywood Star

By Miles X. Logan

was occasionally entertained in the house by his cousin Susannah Ingersoll and it became the inspiration for his Gothic novel.

Unfortunately the Ingersolls remodeled the house and the gables were removed. That created a quandary for Universal Pictures, which acquired the rights to Hawthorne’s novel. A facade of the house was constructed on a studio back lot. As the filming intensified, three different studios were needed to recreate interiors of the house.

Sanders and Price never stepped foot in the real thing.

Just like actors, some houses are camera friendly. Consider

the Ennis House in Los Angeles.

The Frank Lloyd Wright classic has been featured in a half dozen films including Blade Runner (1982), House on the Haunted Hill and many others. This stunning futuristic house has numerous TV shows and commercials as well as movies on its resume.

One of the most famous scenes of all time was filmed in the “Beverly House,” in Los Angeles that was once owned by William Randolph Hearst. Once again an actor played second fiddle – not only to the house, but to a horse: a horse head, to be exact.

That would be the scene in The Godfather where the movie Renoir, Pierre-Auguste. Luncheon of the Boating Party. Phillips Collection,Washington D.C.

Imagine what George Sanders and Vincent Price felt like when they found out a house was replacing their names on the movie marquee.

Actually, it made perfect sense: The House Of Seven Gables, a literary masterpiece written by Nathaniel Hawthorne, had a huge following.

Set in the mid 1850s, Hawthorne used a colonial mansion in Salem, Massacuttsetts as his inspiration.

The house dates back to 1668 and was originally known as the Turner Mansion.

Alas, John Turner III lost the family fortune and the Ingersoll family acquired the house. A relative, Nathaniel Hawthorne

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producer Jack Wolz awakens to find an uninvited guest under his satin sheets. The house showed up again years later in The Bodyguard starring Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner. It was also featured in Into The Night and Topaz.

Closer to home, movie buffs may remember Jack Nicholson and Diane Keaton frolicking on the beach in the 2003 classic Something’s Gotta Give. The spectacular oceanfront Southampton estate, located at 576 Meadow Lane, was later sold for $41 million to Jimmy Tisch, CEO of Loews Corp. Eternal Sunshine Of A Spotless Mind (2004), starring Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet, was filmed in Michael Kennedy’s oceanfront house in Wainscott. The scene of Woody Allen chasing the lobster through the kitchen in Annie Hall was filmed at the Rattray summer house on Cranberry Hole Road in Amagansett.

Then there was Pollock starring Ed Harris and Marcia Gay Harden.

It was filmed in . . . duh, the Pollock House on Springs Fireplace Road.

Ditto Grey Gardens, the awardwinning full-length documentary filmed by Albert and David Maysles at an overgrown and rundown private home . . . called Grey Gardens. Sag Harborites remember Alan Alda taking over Main Street to shoot Sweet Liberty in 1986. Alda used a number of locals as extras – in fact, if you are local it might be fun to rent the film and see how many faces look familiar.

Sometimes a house can be an integral part of the movie without even being in the movie. The house at 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville where Ronald DeFeo Jr. killed six family members in 1974 is perhaps the best-known haunted house in the world. Three movies have been made of the Amityville Horror massacre – and all three were filmed in Toms River, NJ at house converted to look like the gambrel style original in Amityville.

Some homeowners who let film companies use their house – or rented it to them – are sorry they ever did.

The Goonies featured a house in Astoria, Oregon. The 1985 cult classic recently enjoyed a 30-year anniversary and a remake, but legions of fans have come to the house over the years -- thousands, complained owner Sandi Preston.

She has covered the entire side of the house that faces a public road with blue tarps and put up a sign informing fans visitors are not welcome.

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A Home Away From Home At White Fences

By Jessica Mackin

Longtime innkeepers Liz and Eric Brodar, previous owners of an award winning inn in Kennebunk, Maine, scoured the Hamptons looking for the perfect property to make their own. The search led them to a beautiful B&B located in Water Mill. The location of the White Fences Inn was ideal. Close to beaches, wineries and train and Jitney stops. The property

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was renovated with modern amenities and thoughtful enhancements.

With the help of designer Erin Gates, guest rooms have been refreshed and updated, creating a beautiful and chic atmosphere.

Each of the five guest rooms feature Frette and Matouk linens, Malin & Geotz toiletries, Nespresso coffee makers, iPod docking stations, complimentary WiFi, gas

fireplaces, and heated bathroom floors. Four of the rooms also feature a luxurious deep soaking tub.

The Inn has a pool onsite and also provides beach parking passes, towels and chairs for those who opt for a day in the sand.

Upon arrival guests will enjoy freshly baked cookies and a welcome basket of healthy snacks and an in-room refrigerator stocked with complimentary beverages.

Each morning guests wake up to a sumptuous three-course breakfast, prepared by Liz, using fresh, seasonal ingredients from local purveyors.

Complementary wine tasting at Wölffer Estate Vineyard and passes to the Parrish Art Museum are some of the perks of staying at White Fences Inn. The Inn is also cutting edge for the environmentally friendly.

Guests with electric cars or a Tesla can recharge at the Inn’s charging station.

Eric and Liz aim to provide gracious and warm hospitality and a memorable Hamptons bed and

breakfast stay for their guests.

For more information and reservations call 631-500-9013 or visit www.whitefenceswatermill.com.

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Your House: Headaches And Solutions

By Emily Toy

In a lot of ways, it’s a pinnacle of the American Dream. You get married, get a dog, land a great job, have the two kids, and finally, buy your dream home.

For many, owning a home is the biggest investment one will make in a lifetime. It’s also one of the biggest burdens one will ever have to carry.

Homeownership is a huge responsibility, one that goes far beyond just paying bills on time and deciding what color to paint the walls. There are dozens of little details necessary for homeownership, and for the most part, they’re not pretty.

Everything from installing the required fencing for a pool, to making sure the dimensions for that storage shed in the back corner of your property are correct are crucial elements that can be expensive and a headache if not addressed in a timely and proper fashion.

Septic systems are another big problem area that can cost thousands if not taken care of.

Hampton Septic Services, a wastewater management company based in East Hampton, opined that when it comes to septic systems, most homeowners take the “out of sight out of mind” approach. HSS recommends getting a typical septic system pumped every two to three years, with pumping becoming more frequent if there’s a garbage disposal on the property or if the house is close to a body of water, if the system is small, or if it’s more than 10 years old.

And as always, refrain from flushing feminine hygiene products, harsh chemicals, paint, solvents, baby or personal wipes, or any other dense waste. Got questions? Call HSS at 631-267-7515.

Another aspect of homeownership that can cause headaches for homeowners includes the delicate art of proper fencing.

Fences are required for specific

things surrounding specific areas of a property.

The big one here is swimming pools. According to the Division of Code Enforcement for New York State, the barrier must completely surround the swimming pool and must obstruct access to the swimming pool and the barrier must be at least four feet high. There are other, stipulations for swimming pool fencing that can be specific to individual towns. New Yorkers can check www.dos.ny.gov/dcea/pools. htm\ for more information and visit their town’s websites.

Have pesky neighbors and want to add a fence?

Obtaining a permit for installing a fence in these parts is $35. To get a permit, the homeowner must have a residential fence permit application and a copy of a survey map, with proposed fence location illustrated.

In most cases, these permits can be obtained from the building department at your local town hall.

Most of the same goes for installing a storage shed.

Applications are usually available online via your town’s website or also within the building department at your town’s respective town hall.

Got all your ducks in a row and ready to build? Be sure to check out Above All Fence located in East Islip (631-224-7905) and in Center Moriches (631-878-7778). They have dozens of options for wood, steel, or plastic fencing. And what’s more, they do storage sheds, too!

Want something based a bit more local? East End Decks (631329-7150) serves East Hampton and Southampton and East Hampton Fence & Gate (631-3245941) specializes in installing and designing your biggest fencing fantasies.

Before we move into the actual dream home of yours, there’s another area of the great outdoors that can penetrate your property in the worst possible way. Yup, you

guessed it. Pest control, in a lot of ways, can be the most aggravating aspect of home ownership. Between the deer, the mosquitoes, the ticks, and other annoying insects, there are plenty of ways your home could be a huge bullseye for problems.

Want to avoid, or already got pests? There are plenty of local, reliable options that can keep your pest problems at bay. Call Nardy Pest Control (631-726-4777) and East End Tick and Mosquito Control.

The latter has three locations: Southampton (631-287-9700), East Hampton (631-324-9700), and Southold (631-765-9700).

“Don’t live in fear of the deer.”

The Deer Fence (631-627-4084) specializes in keeping our furry friends out of your yard and away from your flowers.

Let us now move to the inside of the happy home you own.

In the winter, it’s all about keeping that house warm (at least warm enough so the pipes don’t

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Darvin’s knowledge of the local environment is key, when it comes to “hardscaping” -- the stonework surrounding a pool. “I get most excited about the finish details.

What really makes something more special is use of finish materials, tiles and stones.”

But not all stones will survive the East End climate. There’s a limited pallet of materials that do well in the salt air and winter weather. Customers could browse a showroom in Manhattan and see materials from all over the world, but they might not survive our winters and sea air. It’s “huge” to know what will work well and endure in The Hamptons, according to Darvin.

freeze, and then ultimately, burst) and in the summer it’s about keeping that house cool (at least so the beads you’re sweating are trickling down your face not pouring).

The East End offers dozens of options with regard to fuel and air conditioning experts. East End Fuel’s (631-329-9344) been doing it for decades, as has Quogue Sinclair Fuel, Inc. (631-728-1066). Kolb Mechanical Corporation, located in Mattituck, is another heating and air conditioning specialist. Call them at 631-298-5527.

Got other worries regarding your home? We got you covered.

Our Business and Service Directory offers dozens of options each and every week sure to meet whatever need you may have.

House is fine, but don’t have time to tidy it up? No worries. There are plenty of house cleaners offering services here on the East End. Because remember, a clean home is a happy home.

In 2004, Pristine Pools launched a new division of the business specializing in stonework design, quality installation and consistent maintenance of waterscapes and hardscape stonework for indoor and outdoor areas. They specialize in natural and modern waterfalls, waterscaping such as ponds and fountains, outdoor fireplaces and kitchens, patios in all shapes, sizes, and materials, and retaining walls.

The expanded services provides clients with a comprehensive plan for creating their pool, spa, patio, outdoor fireplace and other exterior entertaining areas.

And when it’s time for him to entertain, or enjoy stolen summer relaxation, does the local boy kick back poolside?

“I don’t have a pool, but I will someday,” Darvin confessed. For now, he said, “I like the beach.”

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Marders in Bridgehampton offers myriad lawn sculptures, classic pots and urns, and, of course, a plethora of plants for the discerning gardener.

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Artwork for the ARF Designer Showhouse by Carolyn Fanelli.

Coastal Living Showhouse Coastal Living’s popular annual Showhouse is in Bridgehampton this year and will be open to the public for tours in June. This marks the 33rd Coastal Living Showhouse and is the first ever to be constructed in the Hamptons.

Greg Schumann, group publisher of Coastal Living said, “We’re thrilled to bring the award-winning Showhouse franchise to one of the most sought-after real estate markets in the country. Always popular with our readers, the Showhouse is an amazing way for us to showcase some of the most exciting new trends, ideas, and products in coastal home décor and design that really speak to what our brand is all about.”

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The 2016 Showhouse features interiors by celebrated designer Meg Braff and is being built by Touch of Grey, Inc. The architect for the project is Fred Throo Architects.

The home is 6800 square feet in size and has six bedrooms, as well as a pool and pool house, tennis court, and gym.

Starting June 11, this custombuilt home will open to the public for tours. To learn more about the 2016 Showhouse, visit www.coastalliving.com/showhouse.

Holiday House Hamptons This year’s Holiday House Hamptons, a renowned interior design showcase, will return to a stately 13,000 square foot home in Water Mill that features a rooftop tennis court, wine cellar, an infinity pool and more.

The Showhouse, presented with Hamptons Cottages & Gardens, will open on June 18 with the White Gala from 6:30 to 9:30 PM. All proceeds benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation founded by Evelyn Lauder. Tickets to the gala are $350.

Design Chairs Thom Filicia, Robert Stilin and Vicente Wolf will join Holiday House Hamptons CoChairs Iris Dankner and Christopher Hyland.

A highlight of the Holiday House includes Venus Williams and her team at V Starr making their design debut on the rooftop tennis court.

The house will also feature the work of over 20 interior designers, who will be announced soon. General admission to the Holiday House will be held from June 19 through July

A rendering by Fritz Kapraun of the Coastal Living Showhouse.

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Hampton Designer Showhouse This year’s much anticipated annual Hampton Designer Showhouse will take place in Sag Harbor. The house is open from Sunday, July 24, through Monday, September 5, and is open Monday to Sunday from 11

AM to 5 PM. A gala preview party will be held on Saturday, July 23. Designers include Bakes and Kropp, Kate Singer Home, Wolf Interior Designs, Liliane Hart Interiors, Michael Del Piero, along with many others.

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Deadline for submissions is Thursday at noon. Email to jessica@indyeastend. com.

Chowderfest New Suffolk Waterfront’s eighth Annual Chowderfest will be held on Saturday. The event is a New Suffolk tradition on beautiful Peconic Bay. This fun, family event features a variety of locally prepared chowders, classic American BBQ lunch, lots of activities and face-painting for the kids, music and a Chinese auction. Fifty varieties of colorful perennial plants will be available for purchase as well. All proceeds go toward the continuing revitalization of the New Suffolk Waterfront property. Noon to 3 PM. Children under 12 free. A limited number of tickets will be sold. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.newsuffolkwaterfront.org or call 631-566-0806.

A Taste of Wine Jean Shafiroff and The Southampton Animal Shelter will host the third annual “A Taste of Wine,” a wine tasting benefit to support the shelter on Saturday from 5 to 8 PM at the Southampton Arts Center. All of the proceeds go directly to helping homeless pets. Adoptable pets will be attending as well. Join for an evening of canines, felines and wines.

The event includes centerpieces presented by Topiary Flower Shop, appetizers provided by 230 Elm, and dessert by Tate’s Bake Shop. Certain Moves Trio will perform on stage as you enjoy the taste of great wines.

Vineyards include Palmer Vineyards, Vinkara Vineyards, Fiol Prosecco, and Rapheal Vineyards. Herbert & Rist will also be supplying a variety of wines to sample and Southampton Publick House will be hosting a craft beer

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May is National Pet Month!

Meet Deebo!

Deebo is a best friend who was forced to sleep outside. Losing a leg never broke his spirit and his tremendous love of people. Despite the hard times he had to endure, Deebo is living his tripod life to the fullest and would love a family who will embrace all that is good in our 5 year old boy! Come and meet Deebo today!

We are offering $10 off Micro-chips this month.

Don’t skip the chip, they can save your pet’s life!

Please patronize our Thrift Shop located at 30 Jagger Lane in Southampton Village!

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Tickets are $50 per person and may be purchased online at www. southamptonanimalshelter.com or at the door.

Chicken BBQ Living Water Church is holding its fifth annual Chicken BBQ on Saturday from 4 to 7 PM. The BBQ will be held under the tent at Living Water Church, which is located in Riverhead.

The cost of admission is $15 for adults, $12 for children under 12 and seniors ages 62 and over. Visitors can eat under the tent or get take out.

The proceeds will help finance Living Water Church’s free children’s summer camp which will be held from June 29 to July 3.

For more information call the church at 631-722-4969 ext. 204 or visit the Living Water Church website at lwfgc.org.

ARF Thrift Shop Showhouse The sixth annual “ARF Thrift Shop Designer Showhouse and Sale” will be held on Saturday. Top interior decorators will again transform the ARF Thrift & Treasure Shop in Sagaponack into a designer showhouse, using furnishings from the shop and from their own collections. All items are for sale and 100 percent of proceeds go directly to support ARF’s lifesaving work. Designers include Sam Allen, Tracey Cavaniola, Nancy Corzine, John Stedila and Tim Button, Lynda Sylvester and Eldon Wong. They will join Honorary Chair Mary McDonald.

There will be a 5 PM exclusive preview hour cocktail reception with tickets costing $250. Tickets to the 6 PM cocktail reception are $150. Catered

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Edie’s Backyard BBQ LGBT Network presents “Edie’s Backyard BBQ” on Saturday at a private residence in Southampton from 2 to 6 PM. Gather for this annual time-honored tradition kicking off the summer season at the home of LGBT civil rights trailblazer Edie Windsor benefiting the LGBT Network, a non-profit organization serving Long Island’s LGBT community since 1993.

Tickets start at $75. Visit lgbtnetwork. org/kickoffbbq.

Summer Kick-Off LGBT Network’s annual “Summer Kick-Off Cocktail Reception” will be held Saturday from 6 to 8 PM at the Bridgehampton Tennis and Surf Club. The LGBT Network will once again welcome the Hamptons LGBT community and supporters to kick-off Summer 2016 and to raise money for the LGBT Network serving the Long Island LGBT. Tickets start at $250. Visit lgbtnetwork.org/summerkickoff.

Planned Parenthood Join Planned Parenthood Hudson Peconic for its 28th annual “East End

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Benefit” on Sunday at Steven Klein’s West Kill Farm in Bridgehampton. The event is from 5 to 7 PM and tickets are $200. A limited number of $50 tickets for guests under 30 years old and sponsorship packages are also available.

PPHP is excited to have Casa Dragones tequila, Channing Daughters wines, and Montauk Brewing Company donating their products for the event.

Almond Restaurant will be catering the event. Musical entertainment will be provided by Jesse Harris with Star Rover, and DJ Twilo. Sixty signed and numbered prints of Mary Heilmann’s Rainbow Waves will be sold to benefit PPHP. Tickets must be purchased in advance by Friday. No tickets will be sold at the door.

Visit www.pphp.org.

Wine & Roses The Southampton Cultural Center will hold its first-ever summer benefit “Wine & Roses” on Sunday, starting at 4:30 PM, at the Southampton Social Club. The event’s Master of Ceremonies will be Kevin Spirtas who by day is an award-winning daytime actor.

SCC will honor former village mayor and founder of the center William J. Hattrick, American fashion designer Carmen Marc Valvo, philanthropist Aura Levitas, and contemporary artist Giancarlo Impiglia.

This event will raise funds to commemorate 30 years of presenting compelling arts, performance, exhibition and education opportunities for all in the Southampton area. A VIP reception will be held at 4:30 PM and the benefit begins at 5 PM. Tickets are $275 VIP, $225 general admission and $125 for emerging leaders (under 35).

Visit www.brownpapertickets.com/ event/2484203 for tickets.

Golf & Tennis Outing Alternatives For Children will hold its 11th Annual Golf & Tennis Outing on June 2, at Huntington Crescent Club.

Join to make a difference in the lives of the children with special needs and disabilities that they serve. For more info visit www.alternatives4children. org/golf.

Insider’s View Southampton Historical Museum presents its seventh Annual Southampton House Tour “Insider’s View” at the Rogers Mansion on Saturday, June 4, with the tour from 1 to 4 PM and a champagne reception hosted by Sant Ambroeus Restaurant from 4:30 to 6 PM. Tickets are $95 in advance and $110 the day of.

Call 631-283-2494 or visit www. southamptonhistoricalmuseum.org.

Spring Into Summer Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center’s “Spring into Summer” benefit, A Barn Dance at Kilmore Farm will be held on Saturday, June 4, from 6:30 to 9:30 PM. There will be live music and dancing to the Roadhouse Band; delicious southern fare and barbecue from Smokin’ Wolf; drinks to wet your whistle….and even a little line dance

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instruction. The event honors Ba and Jim Edwards of East Hampton. So get out your spurs, put on your best boots, and come on over for some rockin’ and stompin’ fun! Individual tickets are $200; Young Professional (under 35) tickets are $100. You can purchase them here: http://ewecc.org/2016spring-into-summer-benefit.

Decorators-Designers-Dealers The 24th annual DecoratorsDesigners-Dealers Sale and Auction Benefit Gala (D-D-D), to benefit the Southampton Fresh Air Home’s 115th year of camp for physically challenged children, will be held on June 4. The D-D-D features live, silent and wine auctions and an extraordinary home furnishings and antiques sale.

The fabulous furniture sale showcases choice and rare antiques, gently used and new home furnishings -- designer furniture, lamps, paintings, framed prints, fabrics, decorative accessories and much, much more.

For over two decades, guests have lined up hours in advance to have first choice of these extraordinary treasures, beautifully staged by the design team, and offered at amazing prices.

The D-D-D will take place at the Southampton Fresh Air Home, starting with a 5 PM preview for benefactor patrons. The event closes at 8:30 PM. Tickets start at $250 per person for 6 PM entry. For information and reservations call 631-283-5847.

Prime Rib Dinner The Springs Fire Department’s annual “Prime Rib Dinner” will be held on Sunday, June 5, from 2 to 7 PM. For tickets call Bob at 631-324-4793.

Donation of $30. Takeout is available.

Give Where You Live The Southampton Historical Museum presents “Give Where You Live” on Thursday, June 9, from 5 to 7 PM on the grounds of the Rogers Mansion.

“Give Where You Live” is a group of non-profit organizations from the East End of Long Island who work together to give locally. For more info and to RSVP call 631-283-2494.

North Fork Waiter Race The fifth Annual North Fork Waiter Race takes place on Saturday, June 11, at 10 AM. Hosted by The Market, located at 44 Front Street in Greenport, this fun fast-paced event celebrates the entire North Fork hospitality industry.

It also celebrates Eastern Long Island Hospital’s Fitness Challenge which encourages community members to walk at least 10,000 steps a day.

The rules are simple. Participants must reach a finish line by walking as fast as possible while balancing a filled stemmed glass on a serving tray. The contents of the glass will be provided by beverage sponsor Montauk Lemonade.

Proceeds benefit Eastern Long Island Hospital’s Physical Therapy and Fitness program. Spectators are welcome.

Come on down and cheer on your favorite server.

To sign up for the race, contact The Market, 631-477-8803.

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Add a floral preservative such as Floralife Crystal Clear to a clean vase and fill half way with tepid water. You can make your own with a teaspoon of sugar, a teaspoon of bleach, two

teaspoons of lemon juice, and a quart of lukewarm water. Don’t use any floral preservative on tropical flowers.

Always re-cut fresh flowers on an angle before you put them in fresh water. Avoid cutting with scissors or clippers that pinch the stalks. A sharp knife is best unless cutting large branches. Keep the flowers out of direct sunlight and heat. Change the water in vases daily if possible.

To hold flowers for a few days, put them in a container of water in a cool, dark place. Pop ‘em in the fridge to slow the maturing process. Allow a

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couple days for tight buds to open.

To hasten opening, place stems in warm water in a warm place with good light.

Orchid Care Many green thumbs have trouble with one specific flower: the orchid.

This week’s gardening tip comes from the fine folks at Wittendale’s in East Hampton. Orchids require a moist medium with exceptional drainage.

Your orchid may be planted in bark chips or sphagnum moss. Provide a thorough and even watering when bark or moss becomes fairly dry (about once a week). If there is a top covering of moss you can water through it. Make sure the pot drains thoroughly before placing it back in saucer. Orchids require a location with bright light, but not direct sun.

Use of fertilizer that is specifically for an orchid is best, but an all-purpose

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Got questions? Call up Wittendale’s at 631-324-7160 or pop by their location at 89 Newtown Lane.

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The brainchild of Alex Riguardi and Jose Ramirez, DriverOnTap was created to simply fulfill a need for people who want to be responsible and keep the roads safe. A huge appeal of the service is using your own vehicle – it’s greener, more convenient and more comfortable. Ramirez and Riguardi set their sights on the Hamptons for 2016 identifying a need for a chauffer for hire type service.

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Each week we’ll highlight local community events and library offerings presented by area institutions and organizations. It’s on you to send ‘em in, kids. Deadline for submissions is Thursday at noon. Email news@ indyeastend.com.

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WEDNESDAY 5•25•16 • Yoga ($5), pickleball, and open gym are the offerings at the Montauk Playhouse today. For a full schedule, visit the town’s website.

FRIDAY 5•27•16 • The East Hampton Farmers Market launches its eleventh season at 9 AM. Find it in the Nick & Toni’s parking lot on North Main Street every Friday through September 2, 9 AM to 1 PM. • The Amagansett Farmers Market opens for the season at 7 AM and will be open all weekend, 7 AM to 7 PM on weekends in June, seven days a week beginning in July.

SATURDAY 5•28•16 • Hike the Big Reed Pond Trail at 10 AM with the East Hampton Trails Preservation Society. Meet at the Nature Trail site off East Lake Drive, about two miles north of the intersection with Rt. 27 in Montauk. Follow the dirt road to the parking area. Leader: Eva Moore 631-238-5134.

MONDAY 5•30•16 • Take a historic hike through East Hampton’s Northwest section at 10:00 A.M. Learn about East Hampton history on this Memorial Day hike while visiting some of Northwest Woods’ most historic places. Meet at the Northwest Schoolhouse historic

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marker, on Northwest Road approximately 1/4 mile south of Alewive Brook Road. Moderate pace. Bring food and liquids. Leader: Rick Whalen 631-267-6608 or 631-275-8539.

• Be sure to check elsewhere in this edition for a roundup of Memorial Day parades and ceremonies.

Southampton THURSDAY 5•26•16 • It’s Introduction to Kayaking with Kevin Stiegelmaier at 7 PM at the Hampton Bays Library.

Call to register.

FRIDAY 5•27•16 • The farmers market at Hayground School runs each Friday from 3 to 6 PM through September 30.

Hayground School is located at 151 Mitchell Lane in Bridgehampton.

SATURDAY 5•28•16 • Check out “Salamander Seining . . . and Some Frogs, Too,” a family walk led by Andy Sabin, President of the Board of Directors, South Fork Natural History Museum (SoFo)at 10 AM. Call SoFo at 631-537-9735 for registration and location info.

• Enjoy the inaugural Bay to Ocean Hike sponsored by the Southampton Trails Preservation Society. Meet at Long Wharf in Sag Harbor for a moderately-paced 8 mile hike with beautiful views of bay, farm fields and ocean with lunch at Peters Pond Beach. Leaders: Sagaponack Mayor Don Louchheim and STPS Founding members Pingree Louchheim and Dai Dayton. RSVP: 631-745-0689. 10 AM to 2 PM.

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SUNDAY 5•29•16 • Reverend Kimberly Quinn Johnson discusses “The Struggle and the Dream” during this week’s worship service at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the South Fork. 10:30 AM. The UU’s meetinghouse is located on the Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Turnpike.

• The Southampton Trails Preservation Society presents a Whiskey Hill Ramble at 10 AM. Meet on Mill Path off Lopers Path (heading east) in Bridgehampton.

Leader: Doreen Johnston, 516-994-5947 • There’s an antique show on the grounds of the Rogers Mansion in Southampton Village every other Sunday from 9 AM to 3 PM.

North Fork THURSDAY 5•26•16 • Every Thursday the Riverhead Moose Lodge on Madison Street hosts BINGO. Doors open at 6 PM and games start at 7 PM. Refreshments are available and Special and Progressive games are played. For more information, call the lodge at 631-727-6667.

• Nummy numm! Chef Rob offers a “Land & Sea” demo at 6:30 PM. See how to make steak and St. Andre cheese salad, as well as shrimp lettuce cups with mango-pineapple relish. Register in advance for this Mattituck-Laurel Library event. $5.

• The Shelter Island Library is the place to be at 5:30 PM for The Foreign Policy Association’s “Great Decisions,” an opportunity for people to discuss foreign policy. To register, call 631-749-0042.

FRIDAY 5•27•16 • The young adult anime club meets at 3 PM at the Shelter Island Library.

• Big Stone Gap screens at 1:30 PM at the Mattituck-Laurel Library.

SATURDAY 5•28•16 • Horton Point Lighthouse and Nautical Museum opens with a special Keeper’s Talk. Come and join lighthouse keepers for a talk about the “History of the Horton Point Lighthouse.” The Keeper’s Talk will be held on the porch of the Horton Point Lighthouse at 3 PM. After the talk, docents will take visitors on a guided tour of the Nautical Museum, and an optional climb to the top of the Lighthouse Tower.

The Horton Point Lighthouse and Nautical Museum is open to visitors from 11:30 AM to 4 PM, every Saturday and Sunday from Memorial Day Weekend to Columbus Day. On the opening weekend, the lighthouse can be

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Explore the hardwood forest, restored meadows, tidal wetlands and pristine coastline of a 2100 acre, Nature Conservancy Preserve. Bring liquids and snacks. Meet in the Mashomack Preserve parking lot, approximately 1 mile north of the South Ferry Terminal on Shelter Island at 10 AM. Call well in advance for possible car pool opportunities. Leader: Richard Poveromo 631-2834591 or day of hike, 917-584-7280.

Yoga And Meditation Retreat Solè East Resort in Montauk will host a spring yoga and meditation retreat with Jessica Bellofatto, owner of KamaDeva Yoga at Solè East beginning Wednesday, June 8, through Friday, June 10. The three days of mid-week bliss will include: twice daily yoga catered to each guests’ individual needs and requests; organic locally sourced delicious food to nurture both body and soul; long walks or guided runs along miles of empty coastline; massage; and gorgeous and comfortable accommodations.

Optional activities include paddle boarding and SUP YOGA on Fort Pond with Jessica (weather and conditions permitting) and 30-minute nutritional consults with Adam Kelinson, chef extraordinaire and author of The Athlete’s Plate - Real Food for High Performance.

The retreat will include two nights of accommodations at Solé East, located within close proximity to the heart of Montauk village and the ocean. With high thread count Italian linens, Aveda bath products, and cozy wood burning fireplaces in the lobby and restaurant, guests will feel pampered and well taken care of.

In between classes and massages, rent a beach cruiser and tour the area. Rates rank $900 to $1300 per person, allinclusive. For full details and online registration please visit http:// jbyoga.com/retreat/weekendretreat-at-sole-east-in-montauk.

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Clovis Point Vineyard

Clovis Point Vineyard in Jamesport presents Bliss Blood on Saturday from 2 to 5:30 PM. On Sunday The Earthtones perform from 1:30 to 5 PM. On Saturday and Sunday the Grill Boys food truck will be there. Visit www. clovispointwines.com.

Lieb Cellars

Lieb Cellars in Cutchogue presents live music with Jeff LeBlanc on Saturday from 4 to 6 PM and live music with Rob Europe on Sunday from 4 to 6 PM. Visit www.liebcellars.com.

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Sherwood House

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Shinn Estate

Shinn Estate Vineyards presents a vineyard walk with Barbara Shinn, held Saturday and Sunday at 1:30 PM. The tasting room is open late on Friday and Saturday with wine by the glass or bottle and cheese and meat plates available from 5:30 to 8 PM. Visit www.shinnestatevineyards.com.

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by Clinton Curtis. On Saturday, alt country by Hopefully Forgiven. Visit www.wolffer.com.

Wölffer Estate

Baiting Hollow Farm

Wölffer Estate Vineyard in S a g a p o n a c k p r e s e n t s Tw i l i g h t Thursdays with music this week by Vanessa Trouble, vintage jazz from 5 to 8 PM in the main winery. Sunset Fridays and Saturdays take place each week at the wine stand from 5 PM until sunset. On Friday, rock blues and roots

Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard presents Craig Rose from 11:30 to 1:30 PM on Saturday followed

by The Smoking Gun from 2 to 6 PM. On Sunday, enjoy Southbound from 2 to 6 PM and Monday a Memorial Day Celebration with Craig Rose from 2 to 6 PM. Visit

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Smitty’s All American Grill The North Fork of Long Island is known for its vineyards, which produce beautiful local wines, and for its flourishing farms, which grow some of the freshest fruits and vegetables, raising grass-grazed cattle, and brewing handcrafted beers. As a product of its surroundings, Smitty’s All American Grill presents a true taste of the North Fork. The venue, which opened in 2012, has a growing reputation as the place to go for exceptional food, drinks,

and fun for any occasion.

John Holmes, the executive chef, ensures that each meal is prepared with local and fresh produce, seafood, cheeses and meats to complete the Smitty’s culinary taste and feel. The menu features twenty-four craft beers on tap, wine from the local vineyards, and delicious American cuisines including gourmet burgers, brick oven pizza, classic sandwiches, and barbeque dishes as well as many other selections.

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The connecting bowling alley, The All Star, has twenty-eight lanes and a state-of-the-art arcade area that includes classic games such as air hockey, basketball shootout, and much more.

The private VIP bowling room displays an intimate space with six lanes, cozy couches, and a large screen playing music videos in the background.

Weekly events at Smitty’s All American Grill include Happy Hour Monday to Friday from 4 to 7 PM with $5 martinis and margaritas, BBQ rib special and live music on Friday. Every Thursday from 8 PM to close it’s Ladies Night with $4 shots and $5 drinks.

For more Iiformation about Smitty’s All American Grill call 631-998-4232 or visit www.smittysallamericangrill. com.

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performance. A limited amount of tickets will be available at the box office beginning at 11 AM. Visit www.baystreet.org. The show runs through June 19.

The Forgotten Woman is a new play

by Jonathan Tolins (Writer of Buyer & Cellar), directed by Noah Himmelstein.

Margaret Meier is a gifted soprano on the verge of a major operatic career. And she’s terrified. When a handsome reporter shows up at her Chicago hotel room, this anything-butdiva-like diva is forced to grapple with every aspect of her life: her less-thanpassionate marriage, her child, her ambition, her weight, and the price she must pay in this most demanding and irrational art form. Will Margaret succeed in mastering her career, men, and her own self doubt to release the star within?

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

The North Fork Community Theater presents Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.

Director Laura Pearsall, Assistant Director Jim Pearsall, Producer Mary Motto Kalich, and Music Director Karen Hochstedler present this spicy, seductive musical comedy, with music and lyrics by David Yazbek and book by Jeffrey Lane. Follow two charming con men as they compete in pursuing their beautiful prey on the French Riviera. The show runs through Sunday. Call 631-298-6328.

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Hampton Coffee Goes Cage-Free Locally-owned Hampton Coffee Company is now exclusively using cagefree freshly-cracked eggs throughout its entire menu in all four of its local espresso bar and café locations in

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The Hamptons and North Fork. In fact, they’ve been cage-free since the beginning of the year.

Hampton Coffee is locally one of the first to make the switch. According to The Humane Society of the United States, which has been campaigning for restaurants to use more humane food sources, the big chains like Starbucks and Panera won’t be serving cage-free eggs until 2020. Dunkin’ Donuts, which has been opening up new locations on the East End in recent years, competing with local businesses, isn’t changing until at least 2025, according to their research.

“For us at Hampton Coffee Company, making the switch to cagefree eggs is not only the right thing to do morally, but it also will ensure that the products we serve our customers continue to remain the top quality,” said Hampton Coffee’s Catering Manager Samantha Southard.

“The fact that our eggs come from cage-free chickens means that each egg is code stamped and can be tracked directly back to the farm it came from. This is the same standard we practice when we deal directly with the coffee bean farmers that provide the beans that are ultimately roasted and blended, by us, to make the delicious coffee our customers love.”

Studies show that cage-free chickens experience less stress since they can roost and socialize freely, participate in their usual chicken behaviors and pecking orders, and lay their eggs in dark, quiet nests. The eggs that Hampton Coffee Company is purchasing are gathered directly from those nests, placed into a cooler, and then farm coded and processed.

“Being that we are completely cagefree, this means that when you stop into any of our four local cafés to enjoy your Hampton Coffee Company breakfast favorites, like omelets, breakfast Panini,

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and authentic Mexican breakfasts, you are being served eggs that have come from happy and humanely-treated chickens,” said company co-owner Jason Belkin. Belkin says they are absorbing the increased costs of using cage-free eggs so that their customers can enjoy the better eggs without having to pay more for their breakfast at Hampton Coffee.

Hampton Coffee Company features estate-grown coffee hand-roasted by their own Roastmaster at their Southampton Coffee Roastery and prepared by professional baristas. In addition to their freshly-roasted coffee and expertly-made espresso, Hampton Coffee Company features muffins, croissants, their famous scones, cinnamon rolls, and cookies all freshly baked each morning on the premises at each café; a complete lunch menu featuring homemade soups, fresh salads, and sandwiches and Panini; and a variety of delicious housemade desserts.

For more information about familyowned and community-focused Hampton Coffee Company, visit the website at www.hamptoncoffeecompany.com.

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Hampton Jam Company

Hampton Jam Company, a line of organic jams, launches this weekend.

It will be available The Havens Farmers Market on Shelter Island on Saturday from 9 AM to 12:30 PM and the Hampton Bays Farmers Market from 9 AM to 1 PM. For more info visit www. hamptonjam.com.

Hayground Farmers Market

The Hayground School Farmers Market in Bridgehampton is open again for the season on Fridays from 3 PM until 6:30 PM. The Hayground School Farmers Market will feature more than 25 vendors including Wölffer Estate Vineyard, Mecox Bay Dairy, Open Minded Organics, Hamptons Brine, Peconic River Preserve, Saint James Brewery, My Paul Bakes, Joe & Liza’s Ice Cream, Carrisa’s Bread, and many more.

For more information email Ella Engel-Snow at haygroundfm@gmail. com.

Bay Kitchen Bar

Hamptons hot spot Bay Kitchen Bar

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weekend brunch buffet ($35), complete with unlimited 1 lb lobsters with sweet drawn butter and a poke bar.

every Friday from 3:30 to 6:30 PM with $5 apps including chicken lettuce wraps and Carolina ribs.

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Indian Wells Tavern

has opened for the summer season with a nautically-inspired redesign, and local, sea-to-table menu.

In the restaurant, tucked away on an East Hampton marina with stunning views of Gardiners Bay, chef Eric Miller serves up the Hampton’s best seafood, working with local fisherman to highlight flavorful, fresh dishes such as Montauk tuna tartare with avocado and grated horseradish, mussels with ginger, red miso, garlic, lemongrass and coconut and buttermilk fried soft shell crab with summer veggie slaw and passion fruit consomme.

A thoughtful and inventive cocktail program by beverage director Adam Miller complements the seafoodcentric menu with summer standouts including the Mexican Firing Squad, a tangy combination of tequila, mezcal, grenadine, lime juice and habanero tincture; a Watermelon Caipirinha and a Horchata Colada served in a rose gold pineapple punch bowl with vodka, rum, horchata, pineapple juice, vanilla and lime juice.

Famous for its breathtaking sunset views, Bay Kitchen Bar also offers two nightly happy hours pairing fresh oysters ($2) and crisp rosé by the glass ($6) Monday through Friday, from 4 to 6 PM and 10 PM to close. Later this spring the restaurant debuts its

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The best Japanese food in town!

Each Thursday through June 9, in the intimate downstairs Tavern at The 1770 House in East Hampton, the signature burger, meatloaf, and Korean BBQ Berkshire pork ribs are $17.70, with house wine by the glass at $9 and a house beer selection at $4.

From Sunday to Thursday, except holidays, complementing nightly menus in the dining room and Tavern, there is a $35 three-course prix fixe including Executive Chef Michael Rozzi’s popular a la carte dishes. At the core of Rozzi’s menus is local bounty with New American cuisine that changes with the season. Visit www.1770house.com or call 631-324-1770.

Harbor Bistro

Harbor Bistro in East Hampton presents a “Sunset Happy Hour” menu, featuring $6 cocktails and $8 shared bites, to enjoy on the lawn. Visit www. harborbistro.net.

Five Dollar Friday

Dockers Waterside in East Quogue presents Five Dollar Friday Happy Hour

Indian Wells Tavern in Amagansett hosts Happy Hour on Monday through Friday from 4 to 6 PM at the bar only.

For further information call Indian Wells Tavern at 631-267-0400.

Prime Time

Prime Time at The Palm in East Hampton takes place Sunday through Friday from 5 to 7 PM with half off “Prime Bites” at the Palm Bar.

Townline BBQ

Townline BBQ in Sagaponack hosts happy hour with specials available Thursday and Friday from 3 to 8 PM and Saturday, Sunday, and Monday all day. These specials are only available at the bar. Free pool is offered during happy hour. Visit www. townlinebbq.com.

Buckley’s Inn Between

Happy Hour weekdays in Hampton Bays run from 4 to 7 PM. On Thursdays, it’s Buckley’s famous wing night with $15 all you can eat wings and all you can drink Miller Lite from 10 PM to 1 AM. Music by DJ Pauly and beer pong.

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Happy Hour Mon.-Fri. 5-7 All Day Sun.

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