The East Hampton Historical Farm Museum will celebrate Christmas, Bonacker-style, on Wednesday afternoon.
From 4:30 to 7:30, there will be caroling, kids' activities, and photo ops; hot dogs and hot chocolate to eat and drink, and a visit from Santa Claus, who will arrive on a fire truck.
The farm museum is located at the corner of Cedar Street and North Main Street in East Hampton Village. The event is free, but the museum welcomes donations of any amount.
With her company, Master Grief, Toni Filipone seeks to change the perception of grief and train counselors to help others. “The five stages of grief are for people who are dying — not for the living,” she said.
When dealing with the unpredictability of the ocean, a systematic, disciplined approach to identifying and mitigating risk is a good place to start, Jonathan Joseph, a retired Marine Corps officer, said at a safety session hosted by Surfrider Eastern Long Island.
Forecasts are calling for windy and chilly conditions this weekend, but with the notable exception of the fireworks display Saturday, the Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce’s Harborfrost festivities are mostly set to proceed as planned.
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