Amagansett, NY News & Events

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Halston's fashion legacy, life on LI's East End debuts on stage

Explore Halston's impact on fashion and his life on Long Island, from Andy Warhol's Montauk estate to the vibrant Fire Island Pines community.

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Out East Show: Shrine of Our Lady of the Island, Browder's Birds & Sheep Shearing, and Bennett Shellfish in Montauk

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Pride MonthParades, after-parties and more ways to celebrate Pride in June

Upcoming Events

Monday, June 1

Read What You Like Book Club

Jun5

Discuss a book (or books) that you recently read, share recommendations and more

Where

Amagansett Free Library

215 Main St.

Amagansett, NY

Phone

631-267-3810

Price

free

Website

amagansettlibrary.org

Hampton Flea and Vintage

Jun7

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

Where

American Legion Post 419

15 Montauk Hwy.

Amagansett, NY

Price

free

Website

hamptonvintage.com

Balance for Life: A Practical Guide to Preventing Falls and Staying Strong

Jun8

Explore why falls happen, what warning signs to look for, how different professionals help and practical steps you can take to prevent falls before they happen

Where

Amagansett Free Library

215 Main St.

Amagansett, NY

Phone

631-267-3810

Price

free

Website

amagansettlibrary.org

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