It may be losing its iconic Main Street storefront in September, but until then Canio's Books is open for business. There is a new groundswell of support for the shop, including a GoFundMe campaign launched on May 19 and dedicated to helping the business thrive in whatever location it ends up in next.
$58 million in land sales in Bridgehampton alone with just three transactions. This is the Hamptons real estate report.
The house was built in the 1940s and showcases the "creatively prolific lives" of Victor and Mabel D'Amico.
Created and driven by Andy Piver, the Dragon Wagon is a comic book shop on wheels that will promote literacy and expose kids to exciting forms of art.
Who knew the most masculine of American presidents was in fact a product of the nurturing of the women in his life?
The First Literature Project uses virtual reality and video as means to revitalize the Shinnecock language through storytelling.
Three Watermill Center artists-in-residence will present their works-in-progress.
The Art Barge is afloat with four months of summer classes ranging from painting, collage, and encaustic to glass fusing, weaving, and printmaking.
Curator's talk on the paintings of Ted Carey, creative workshop with a thread artist, and a presentation by four Shinnecock women.
Group show at Eric Firestone, artist talk at The Church, East End Photographers in Springs, an artist-surfer on his "Montauk Surf Journals."
