On Sunday, March 19th, over 30 local chefs will gather at the
American Legion Hall Amagansett to serve up a cold weather comfort food favorite, delicious piping hot soup, as part of
Project MOST's annual Empty Bowls benefit. The bottomless soup event will take place from 12 to 3 p.m. and is open to all.
"This is a great community event," shared Rebecca Morgan Taylor, Executive Director of Project MOST. "Many local chefs donate their time and talents by creating amazing soups and breads to support a program that teaches local children about healthy eating, organic gardening and where their food come from."
Participating chefs and eateries include
Kieran Brew of the
Amagansett Fire Department,
Cheryl Stair of
Art Of Eating,
Bell & Anchor,
Damien O'Donnell of
Harbor Grill,
Arjun Achuthan of
Hayground School,
Chris Egert and Debbie Geppert of Bostwick's,
Mill House Inn,
Nick & Toni's,
Vicky Sdrougias of
Old Stone Market,
Bill Hall and
Lauren Harrington of One Stop, Nabil & Kelly Bahi of Pepperoni's Pizza,
Pete Ambrose Events,
Jeanine Burge of
Silver Spoon Specialties, Juliette Logie of
Simply Sublime,
Arthur Wolf of Smokin' Wolf,
Kristy Hood of
Springs General Store,
Spiro Dimopoulas of
Springs Pizza,
Charlotte Sasso of
Stuart's Seafood, Shawn Christman of Sea Bean,
Mary's Marvelous,
Fresno, Estia's, Carissa's Breads, and Dreseens Catering.
Attendees can make an afternoon out of it or pick up some soup to-go if your time is limited. The event will also include a bake sale and arts and crafts for little ones.
"Project MOST is very grateful to everyone who volunteers their time to support a great cause," added Morgan Taylor. "Come and enjoy!"
Proceeds will support Project MOST, an East Hampton-based nonprofit service for local school children interested in engaging in activities after school, and The
Springs Seedlings Project, a garden classroom that was inspired by the model of The Edible Schoolyard, on land allocated by the Springs School District.
Admission is $12 for adults, $5 for children (13 and under), $25 for families and free for kids under 5-years-old.
American Legion Hall Amagansett is located at 15 Montauk Highway in East Hampton. For more information, visit www.projectmost.com.
Nicole is the Editor-in-Chief of Hamptons.com where she focuses on lifestyle, nightlife, and mixology. She grew up in the Hamptons and currently resides in Water Mill. 
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