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This home is a boater’s dream — right down to its very core.
It was built in 1850 by whaleboat captain Libbeus Vincent King, who was born in Wainscott but once lived in this historic residence on First Street in New Suffolk, where King Street is named for him. (more…)
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Located on Grathwohl Road in New Suffolk, just before the bridge over West Creek, this week’s featured home offers the combination of space and location you’ve previously only dreamed about. (more…)
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Everything about New Suffolk is small, rare and special. The hamlet itself is tucked away along the road less traveled. (more…)
Gabe Pentax and Megan Robinson came from Brooklyn to enjoy the chowder. (Credit: Cyndi Zaweski)
New Suffolk Waterfront Fund hosted its 11th annual Chowderfest fundraiser Saturday. The family-friendly event drew hundreds for an afternoon of live music, barbecue, kids games, and, of course, chowder sampling. (more…)
Russell McAleavey and Sommer Constabile of Astoria at Chowderfest. (Credit: Vera Chinese)
The annual New Suffolk Chowderfest is returning to the waterfront Memorial Day weekend. Now in its 11th year, the family-friendly event hosted by the New Suffolk Waterfront Fund draws hundreds to the small hamlet to kick off the summer season.
“We’ll have 35 gallons of chowder this year,” said New Suffolk Waterfront Fund chair Patty Lowry. “Everyone can enjoy it while taking in the most beautiful water views on the North Fork.” (more…)
A bird’s eye view of New Suffolk. (Credit: David Benthal)
It was only fitting that with our special Working Waterfront issue, which will be released the middle of next week, we included a profile of the tiny neighborhood of New Suffolk.
The community’s connection to the working waterfront is a unique one. (more…)