happenings

Happenings - "This hybrid virtual and live event will display spectacular uniquely themed trees decorated by local businesses, artists, and friends of CAST. The holiday trees and other wonderful items, including art from accomplished local artists, will be auctioned off to the highest bidder to benefit CAST," Cathy Demeroto told us.

Happenings - "In the midst of the pandemic, making shopping for holiday items convenient and easy is needed more than ever," Sarah Olmstead noted.

Happenings - "The proceeds from this event will be used to support local food pantries and CAST. There has been a sharp increase in the use of the food pantries due to the economic recession caused by COVID-19," Chris Gallagher noted.

Happenings - "The NFCT is looking forward to this opportunity to perform and entertain others in a safe outdoor environment. We miss live theater!" Mary Motto Kalich shared.

Happenings - "Due to health restrictions caused by the Covid-19 virus, the annual seaside LobsterFest had to be tweaked," Arlene Klein noted. "The new 2020 version will only be Take-A-Way meals."

Happenings - "We want to let everyone know we are here. We want our community to connect and this virtual option seems to be the way to go," Mary Motto Kalich told Hamptons.com.

Happenings - "In this time of social distancing and shelter-in-home advisories, the goal of OHS is to help keep the East End of Long Island engaged, educated, and entertained," Sarah M. Sands explained.

Happenings - "We have an amazing line up of restaurants participating this year, the most ever! We're excited to feature numerous Shellabration newcomers including PORT, Claudio's and Ellen's on Front, along with many returning favorites," said Kimberly Barbour, CCE Marine Program Outreach Manager.

Happenings - "We are excited for this year's 7th annual Cutchogue Holiday House Tour, as we have extended our stops into Jamesport, highlighting lots of local new shops, restaurants and small businesses," Lisa Sannino, Sannino Vineyard Founder, shared.

Happenings - "We're looking forward to some beautiful and creative structures," said Arlene Klein, co-founder of the PDLEP, "I have no doubt that our community won't disappoint!"

Happenings - "It's a celebration of our nautical history. What people like most about coming to Greenport is that our village does try to embrace our heritage," Kessler relayed.

Happenings - "The annual 5K walk at Tanger Outlets brings together breast cancer patients, survivors and thrivers, community members, elected officials and leaders in the breast cancer community," NFBHC Vice President Melanie McEvoy Zuhoski relayed.

Happenings - "The event provides an opportunity for both kids and adults to have some fun dressing like their favorite sea creature, realistic or whimsical, while bringing attention to the importance of our marine environment and the work of Cornell Coopertive Extension Marine Program," Kimberly Barbour explained.

Happenings - "Anyone who wants to see where their food and beverages come from, learn how it is grown and produced, and meet the fascinating passionate folks who do the work will love the Foodie Tour," Ellen Zimmerman expressed.

Happenings - "Each year we find that more and more families of the greater community have been joining in on the affair," said Robert J. Syron.

Happenings - "The Dog Days of Summer is a collaborative event that will not just help get more animals into loving homes, but will also act as an educational vehicle for the public," explained Gillian Wood Pultz.

Happenings - Love a good patriotic parade and fireworks display?

Happenings - "We can't believe it's our 4th annual crawl! It started small but is now officially a summer must-do on the North Fork," Ami Opisso relayed.

Happenings - "We are happy to have Mr. Dean speak at Peconic Landing. His discussions inspire us to participate in conversation with our friends and neighbors," said Robert J. Syron.

Happenings - "This annual donation means so much to the members of the Greenport Fire Department, as we use it to purchase needed equipment outside of our normal budget," said Chief Jeffrey Weingart of the GFD.