Southampton, NY News & Events

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First in NewsdaySouthampton to receive $850G for costs to town during U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills

The town says it will incur the expense of police and traffic control for the June tournament at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.

First in NewsdaySouthampton sewer fight: Neighbor sues town to block plant

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Noise complaints down 61% at Hamptons airport

Scaffolding collapses, Suffolk Public Works employee seriously hurt

Upcoming Events

Wednesday, April 29

Friday Matinee: F1 The Movie

May1

Starring Brad Pitt, Javier Bardem and Damson Idris. Rated PG 13, 2025 run time 2h 35m

Where

Rogers Memorial Library

91 Coopers Farm Rd

Southampton, NY

Phone

631-283-0774

Price

free

Website

Yankee Doodle Goes to Sea with Historian Stephen Sanfilippo

May2

In Yankee Doodle Goes to Sea, historian and musician Stephen Sanfilippo brings this maritime history to life through authentic songs from the era. Selections include “The Hancock,” recounting America’s first naval victory on the high seas; “The Yankee Privateer,” telling of bold captures of British merchant ships; “The Brave Town of Machias,” celebrating a Maine community’s resistance to British forces; and “The Ballad of General Woodhull,” a lyrical take on the Battle of Brooklyn.

Where

Southampton History Museum

17 Meeting House Lane

Southampton, NY

Phone

631-283-2494

Price

free

Website

southamptonhistory.org

Dear Jack, Dear Louise

May2

Live theatrical performance of Ken Ludwig's 2-person play "Dear Jack, Dear Louise," starring Barbara Jo Howard and Jack Seabury, register

Where

Southampton Arts Center

25 Jobs Lane

Southampton, NY

Phone

631-283-0967

Price

$25

Website

southamptonartscenter.org

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