Montauk, NY News & Events

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Upcoming Events

Saturday, August 15

Exhibit: Time Revisited

Aug15

Artworks by Loren Dunlap and Brian O'Leary will be on display, opening will be held 5-7 p.m. on Aug. 15

Where

Bridgehampton Museum - The Nathaniel Rogers House

2539 Montauk Hwy.

Bridgehampton, NY

Phone

631-537-1088

Price

$10 suggested donation

Website

bridgehamptonmuseum.org

Hampton Flea and Vintage

Aug15

More than 50 vendors showcasing the best in vintage fashion, handmade items and one-of-a-kind treasures

Where

Bridgehampton Museum

2539 Montauk Hwy.

Bridgehampton, NY

Price

free

Website

hamptonvintage.com

Opening: Time Revisited

Aug15

Opening for the exhibit "Time Revisited," featuring artworks by Loren Dunlap and Brian O'Leary, exhibit will run Aug. 15-Sept. 12

Where

Bridgehampton Museum - The Nathaniel Rogers House

2539 Montauk Hwy.

Bridgehampton, NY

Phone

631-537-1088

Price

free

Website

bridgehamptonmuseum.org

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