Giancarlo Biagi on day two of the Pindar sculpting. (Credit: Erika Peters)
The chance to witness marble-carving among the vines is back again this year, hosted by the Artida Cultural Center at two North Fork vineyards over the course of two weeks. (more…)
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No expense was spared in the construction of this cedar shake traditional home in Peconic. Situated on just shy of 2.5 acres with private access to Richmond Creek, the house offers the best of the North Fork lifestyle, flanked by water and rolling farmland as far as the eye can see.
“This is an idyllic North Fork location,” said listing agent Kristy Naddell of Douglas Elliman International Realty. “The creek access from this property is great for kayaking, paddle boarding and fishing.” (more…)
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This exceptional beachfront Peconic cottage offers a rare chance to own a piece of North Fork history.
The circa 1920s home was once a cornerstone of the Peconic Art Colony, a group of local artists whose members drew inspiration from the North Fork’s natural beauty. The artists group included the likes of Henry and Edith Mitchell Prellwitz along with others who made “significant contributions to the cultural heritage of the United States,” according to a 1995 New York Times article.
Situated on just shy of an acre overlooking the Little Peconic Bay, it’s easy to see how the views served as their endless muse. (more…)
This dog gives it his all Saturday on the first day of Dog Dock Diving Weekend. (Credit: Jeremy Garretson)
Dogs of all shapes, sizes and skill levels leapt from a dock to a pool at Greenport Harbor Brewery in Peconic this weekend for an annual event and a good cause. (more…)
Robin Epperson-McCarthy, owner and winemaker at Saltbird Cellars, won the Les Dames d’Escoffier International Legacy Award. (Credit: Madison Fender Photography)
Saltbird Cellars owner and winemaker Robin Epperson-McCarthy is heading to California this summer after winning a prestigious Les Dames d’Escoffier International Legacy Award. (more…)
Ever meet a staffer who greets you with a smile at a local restaurant or bar and say, “I wish I got to know more about that person.”
It happens to our staff all the time as we come across interesting people with big personalities making a living at cafés, markets, wineries and shops across the North Fork.
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Thomas Spotteck is helming the winemaking process at Lenz in Peconic. (Credit: David Benthal)
The year 2018 was one of celebration and transition at The Lenz Winery in Peconic.
In its 40th year, the winery said goodbye to longtime winemaker Eric Fry, who helped the company establish itself as a respected producer of meticulously made estate-grown varietals. (more…)