East Hampton, NY News & Events

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Ross School earns its first state small schools girls tennis title

First-year coach Richele LeSaldo believed her team was capable of making history, and they proved her right.

NYS asks Army Corps to make emergency repairs on resiliency projects damaged by September storms

Hamptons lawyer charged with having child porn images on his computers

Parents of LI 6th grader who died on rafting trip sue school district

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Upcoming Events

Saturday, November 7

The Cultured Collector

Nov8

Author and editor Sarah Harrelson will be in conversation with gallerist and collector Gordon VeneKlasen to discuss Harrelson's book "The Cultured Collector," a book sale and signing will follow, register

Where

Guild Hall

158 Main St.

East Hampton, NY

Phone

631-324-0806

Price

$35

Website

Wellness Monday with Jessie Kenny

Nov9

Gather ‘round and spotlight your gratitude with Jessie Kenny in November’s Wellness Monday. Bring a journal and join us as the East Hampton health & wellness coach illuminates the importance of gratitude to our overall wellbeing. Kenny will speak about what happens in the body and mind when we bring gratitude into our awareness and will offer a couple inspiring journal prompts and spark a thoughtful group discussion. Ground yourself in gratitude and head into the holiday season with a renewed perspective on the power of giving thanks and the warmth of communal sharing.

Where

The Church

48 Madison St.

Sag Harbor, NY

Price

$10

Website

thechurchsagharbor.org

BookHampton Book Club: Salty, Not Sweet

Nov10

Discussion of the memoir "Salty, Not Sweet: A Life in the Food World" by Florence Fabricant, register

Where

LongHouse Reserve

133 Hands Creek Rd.

East Hampton, NY

Phone

631-324-4939

Price

free

Website

bookhampton.com

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