Sag Harbor
A South Fork harbor village, split between Southampton and East Hampton.
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Work Starts Tuesday on a New Boardwalk Through Sag Harbor's John Steinbeck Waterfront Park
by Long Island Wave ·Sag Harbor Village begins staging Nov. 10 for an 8-foot-wide boardwalk through Steinbeck Park, with seating areas and a native pollinator meadow, done by April 1.
Hamptons Doc Fest Returns to Sag Harbor for Nine Days in December, and Public Tickets Go on Sale Nov. 12
by Long Island Wave ·Hamptons Doc Fest runs Dec. 3 to 11 at Bay Street Theater, Sag Harbor Cinema and the Southampton Playhouse. Public tickets go on sale Thursday, Nov. 12.
Southampton Town buys Sag Harbor's Redwood Marina for $7.5 million
by Long Island Wave ·The 60-slip marina on Sag Harbor Cove will offer affordable dockage to local residents and become a permanent base for Cornell Cooperative Extension's bay work.
A Flag on This Windmill Meant a Whaler Was Home. Sag Harbor Marks Where It Stood
by Long Island Wave ·The Sag Harbor Historical Museum dedicates a marker at Suffolk and Jermain streets on Nov. 15, where the Beebee Windmill once flew a flag for returning whaleships.
Fifty Years After Ragtime, E.L. Doctorow's Daughter Brings the Novel to The Church in Sag Harbor
by Long Island Wave ·Caroline Doctorow marks 50 years of her father's Ragtime at The Church in Sag Harbor on Dec. 5, after a Bill Evans concert Nov. 7 and a makers market Nov. 28 and 29.
Bay Street Theater Puts Aaron Sorkin's To Kill a Mockingbird on Its Sag Harbor Stage, Nov. 9 to 29
by Long Island Wave ·Bay Street Theater stages Aaron Sorkin's To Kill a Mockingbird in Sag Harbor Nov. 9 to 29, with free shows for students. Cast, run time and tickets.
A Joan Crawford Film Kept Off Screens Since 1936 Headlines Sag Harbor Cinema's Festival of Preservation
by Long Island Wave ·Letty Lynton, unseen since 1936, plus Corman, Fuller, De Palma and Italy's first woman director: Sag Harbor's restoration festival runs Nov. 6 to 9.
Sag Harbor's Three Arts Institutions Throw One Halloween Party on Friday Night
by Long Island Wave ·Spooky-Palooza returns to Sag Harbor October 30: a costume dance party at The Church benefiting The Church, Bay Street Theater and Sag Harbor Cinema.
At The Church in Sag Harbor, a Season for the Architect Who Co-Founded Azurest
by Long Island Wave ·Dear Mazie fills The Church in Sag Harbor through December 27 with work honoring Amaza Lee Meredith, the architect who co-founded the Azurest beachfront community. Free admission.
Sag Harbor Lines Up for the Ragamuffin Parade Sunday, Then a Pumpkin Trail on Halloween
by Long Island Wave ·Sag Harbor's Ragamuffin Parade steps off Nassau Street October 25 at 1 p.m., ending at a Whaling Museum carnival, with the village Pumpkin Trail following October 31.
Sag Harbor's Social Scene: A Guide to the Top 5 Bars You Need to Experience
by Long Island WaveExplore Sag Harbor's vibrant nightlife with our guide to the top 5 bars, featuring Murf's Backstreet Tavern, Corner Bar, Lulu Kitchen & Bar, Page at 63 Main, and
The Ultimate Foodie Guide to Sag Harbor - Discover theTop-Rated Restaurants
by Long Island WaveExplore the best restaurants in Sag Harbor, including Page at 63 Main, Lulu Kitchen & Bar, Tutto il Giorno Sag, Beacon, and DOPO La Spiaggia. Discover insider tips that will elevate your dining
Restaurants to Check Out in Sag Harbor ⚓️
by Long Island WaveSag Harbor boasts some of the Island’s favorite restaurants. With summer just around the corner, be sure to make a trip to Sag Harbor to visit all of these
Sag Harbor’s 2021 Arts & Crafts Fair Begins on June 19 🎭
by Long Island WaveOne of two yearly arts and crafts events sponsored by the Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce, the 2021 Summer Arts & Crafts Fair, will begin on June 19, Father’s Day
Sag Harbor Cinema Reopens Five Years after Devastating Fire
by Long Island WaveThe Sag Harbor Cinema has at last recovered from the futile 2016 fire that destroyed it and several other Sag Harbor businesses. Though no one was hurt, the devastation of the fire made an impact on Sag Harbor’s Main…
Your Weekend on Long Island: Live Eagles in Centerport, 100 Casks in Patchogue and the Last Nights of Restaurant Week
by Long Island Wave ·Rescued raptors at the Vanderbilt, antique tractors in Riverhead, a Sousa salute in Patchogue, a film festival in Sag Harbor and more on Long Island, Nov. 6 to 8.
Guild Hall Hangs Its 86th Members Show on November 8, and Last Year's Winner Gets His Solo
by Long Island Wave ·Guild Hall's 86th Artist Members Exhibition opens November 8 in East Hampton with 300-plus local artists, beside the solo show Sag Harbor folk artist Michael A. Butler earned by winning the 85th.
To Kill a Mockingbird Takes the Bay Street Stage in November, Free for Students
by Long Island Wave ·Bay Street Theater's Literature Live returns Nov. 9 to 29 with To Kill a Mockingbird in Sag Harbor. The program has given nearly 50,000 students free admission.
Bay Street Theater Reveals its New Home
by Long Island WaveThe not-for-profit Bay Street Theater, located in Sag Harbor, has announced it will be leaving its original home, founded in 1991, with the goal of breaking ground later this year on a new property. This move to a new…
Where Halloween Weekend Happens on Long Island, From an Oyster Bay Ghost Parade to the Return of Restaurant Week
by Long Island Wave ·Ghost puppets in Oyster Bay, a Ragamuffin revival in Southampton, Glen Cove's downtown festival, BarkFest and the start of Long Island Restaurant Week.
A Boat Burning, a Gem Show and the Last Haunted Nights: Long Island's Weekend of October 23 to 25
by Long Island Wave ·A flaming boat in West Sayville, gems in Freeport, haunted nights in Bellport and North Babylon, a lighthouse concert in Southold and more this weekend.
A Guide to Long Island's Most Charming Coastal Villages
by Long Island WaveExplore the most charming coastal villages on Long Island, boasting idyllic seaside settings, unique shops and restaurants, and rich cultural and historical
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