Event Type : Community

Featuring :

• Arlotta Olive Oil
• Bambino Ravioli
• Catch of the Day by Olivia Rae
• Chez Hedwige
• East End Apiaries
• Geri Besca
• Gianni’s Chicken Burgers
• Green Door Woodworks
• Hampton Soaptique
• Hampton Treats
• Inti Chicha
• Knot of this World Pretzels
• Lulu Knits
• Mecox Bay Dairy
• Open Minded Organics
• Peck’s of Maine
• Silk and Sea Designs
• South Fork Bakery
• Sweet Woodland Farms
• Talk Treats To Me
• Tanya Tracy
• TerraNut
• The Ferm
• The Perfect Pickle
• Turmeric Boss
• Vienna Cookie Company
• Wesnofske Farms
• Wolffer Estate Vineyard

Visit the Water Mill Museum through October 12, 2020. The Water Mill Museum dates back to 1644 with a rich history of being the oldest restored working water-powered grist mill in the United States.

Step back in time to learn about the history of the grist mill and Water Mill. The exhibits include local historic artifacts, section of the Water Mill Post Office, Whaling, Fishing, Mill Pond eco-system, and Uncle Fred’s Workshop. Drop in to see Corwith Ceramics in our Discovery Room, art exhibits within the Art Gallery, and the Annual Quilt Show in August/September.

The Water Mill Museum is open Thursdays through Mondays from 11am to 5pm and closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays. All are welcome. The museum calendar of events may be subject to change, please call in advance for information at 631-726-4625 or visit www.watermillmusem.org.

On exhibit in our History in the Hall display cases, September 16 thru November 7, 2020.

A dark apparition appears in the transportation room, the shuffling sounds of furniture being moved are heard in the grand hallway, the
sound of a woman weeping comes out of nowhere…

Come visit…if you dare!

Haunted Hallway: A Collection of Creepy Curiosities will be on display in our History in the Hall display cases from Sept. 16 to Nov. 7. For over 130 years, ghost stories have swirled around our museum. With curious artifacts ranging from coffins, Victorian-era murder weapons, and wreaths of human hair, to stories of undocumented human bones found in the collection, the Suffolk County Historical Society Museum has had no shortage of eccentric artifacts that stir the darker imagination. Our creepiest curiosities will have you looking over your shoulder as you meander the museum’s historic galleries!

Hours:

Wednesday – Saturday
10:00 AM to 4:30 PM

More information: 631-727-2881

SUFFOLK COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM

300 West Main St.
Riverhead, NY 11901
www.SuffolkCountyHistoricalSociety.org

Books in boxes will be rolled outside on to the bricks for your perusal, delight and delectation.  A wide selection of reading material is available to suit all ages and tastes, along with many bargains.  Stock up on your reading material for those long winter months ahead!  Maybe get an early start on finding some suitable Holiday gifts.

This event is organized by the Friends of the Library and will repeat every Saturday at the same time through the end of October. It will be cancelled if raining.

Masks are required and social distancing guidelines will be observed.

On exhibit in our History in the Hall display cases, September 16 thru November 7, 2020.

A dark apparition appears in the transportation room, the shuffling sounds of furniture being moved are heard in the grand hallway, the
sound of a woman weeping comes out of nowhere…

Come visit…if you dare!

Haunted Hallway: A Collection of Creepy Curiosities will be on display in our History in the Hall display cases from Sept. 16 to Nov. 7. For over 130 years, ghost stories have swirled around our museum. With curious artifacts ranging from coffins, Victorian-era murder weapons, and wreaths of human hair, to stories of undocumented human bones found in the collection, the Suffolk County Historical Society Museum has had no shortage of eccentric artifacts that stir the darker imagination. Our creepiest curiosities will have you looking over your shoulder as you meander the museum’s historic galleries!

Hours:

Wednesday – Saturday
10:00 AM to 4:30 PM

More information: 631-727-2881

SUFFOLK COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM

300 West Main St.
Riverhead, NY 11901
www.SuffolkCountyHistoricalSociety.org

Southold Historical Society is pleased to announce a fundraising event in collaboration with Maroni Southold. “Dinner for Two by Maroni Southold” offers an opportunity to enjoy a delicious dinner of Grandma Maroni’s Famous Italian meatballs served over Penne Pomodoro while also supporting your local history museum. The take out dinner will be Thursday, October 8, 2020. Maroni Southold is donating their goods and service so that all proceeds will benefit Southold Historical Society.

Tickets will be sold in advance through Southold Historical Society. Please purchase online or call the office (631.765.5500) to arrange to purchase over the phone or via the mail. The deadline to purchase is Friday, October 2. The cost per ticket is $40, and it includes hearty meal serving 2 adults to be heated at home.

Meet confidentially, and by appointment, with former business executives Greg Fischer and Ron Breuer for mentoring and advice for small business owners and entrepreneurs. Have your business plan readily available. They will be available for both virtual and in-person counseling sessions. In-person meetings are weather permitting as they will be held outside.

Please register by emailing [email protected] with your name, phone number, and the preferred time of your SCORE* appointment. Appointments are 30 minutes.

*SCORE is a resource partner of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and there is never a fee for using this service.

Sponsored by the Riverhead Free Library.

Saturday, October 10, 2020/Rain Date Sunday October 11, 2020

This is a fun, non-competitive ride through the Hamptons and Montauk for all levels of bike riders, for the benefit of i-tri.  Choose your route and choose your experience:

Scenic Bike Ride:

Choose a 10-mile ride to the beach and back or a 30-mile ride through the East End Villages. These rides start and end at a private home in Bridgehampton. (Address and directions provided upon registration).  Entry fee includes SAG support, t-shirt, and goody bag filled with goodies from our sponsors.  $100.00.*

Scenic Bike Ride and Boxed Lunch-To-Go:

Choose a 10-mile ride to the beach and back or a 30-mile ride through the East End Villages. These rides start and end at at a private home in Bridgehampton. (Address and directions provided upon registration).  Entry fee includes a boxed lunch from Hampton Coffee Co. to take home,  SAG support, t-shirt, and goody bag filled with goodies from our sponsors.  $175.00.*

Scenic Bike Ride, Sit-Down Boxed Lunch, and Wine Tasting:

Choose a 10-mile ride to the beach and back or a 30-mile ride through the East End Villages. These rides start and end at at a private home in Bridgehampton. (Address and directions provided upon registration).  Entry fee includes a sit-down boxed lunch from Hampton Coffee Co., a wine tasting, SAG support, t-shirt, and goody bag filled with goodies from our sponsors.  $225.00.  This option is limited to 40 people. *

Scenic Bike Ride, Sit-Down Boxed Lunch, and Wine Tasting:  FUNDRAISING OPTION!

Raise $1,500.00 for i-tri by reaching out to your friends and family to support your bike ride!

Choose a 10-mile ride to the beach and back or a 30-mile ride through the East End Villages. These rides start and end at at a private home in Bridgehampton. (Address and directions provided upon registration).  Entry fee includes a sit-down boxed lunch from Hampton Coffee Co., a wine tasting,  SAG support, t-shirt, and goody bag filled with goodies from our sponsors. This option is limited to 40 people. *

*Please note that due to COVID-19 regulations, there are a limited number of people permitted on the property at any one time.  Upon registration, you will be emailed a registration time and a start time.  During registration, upon the completion of the ride, and while you are moving about the property, all participants will be expected to wear masks and practice social distancing.

Required Town of Southampton Waiver

The Town of Southampton requires all participants to submit a NOTARIZED Indemnification/Hold Harmless Agreement. We are bound to submit original, notarized forms to Southampton Town immediately following the Ride.  Although we will have the form and notaries available at check-in on Ride Day for you to fill out, WE STRONGLY URGE AND WOULD PREFER that you download the form and bring the completed and notarized form with you to expedite your check-in. Notaries will only be available from 8:00-10:00 AM. We apologize for this inconvenience, but we must adhere to the Town’s Rules & Regulations in order to hold the event.  You will receive a copy of this form to be completed in the next few days via email.

Books in boxes will be rolled outside on to the bricks for your perusal, delight and delectation.  A wide selection of reading material is available to suit all ages and tastes, along with many bargains.  Stock up on your reading material for those long winter months ahead!  Maybe get an early start on finding some suitable Holiday gifts.

This event is organized by the Friends of the Library and will repeat every Saturday at the same time through the end of October. It will be cancelled if raining.

Masks are required and social distancing guidelines will be observed.

“Bowls of Plenty” Benefit and Quilt Raffle Drawing will take place at the Water Mill Museum on Saturday, October 10 from 11:00am to 2:00pm. This event is sponsored by the Clay Art Guild of the Hamptons in support of the Water Mill Museum that will feature handmade bowls guests may select from and then have filled with homemade soups.

Admission is $25 per person, includes a handmade ceramic bowl, homemade soup, fresh baked bread, dessert, and beverage. All are welcome. This event maybe subject to change, please call in advance for information at 631-726-4625 or visit www.watermillmusem.org.

Meet the Masters with Kenneth Jackson

This program is free for our EEA members and only $10 for anyone who wants to join the class. You will learn about the lives of the artists and how they have contributed to the art world, as well as create a wonderful art project. You are welcome to bring your own supplies, or pay a small fee of $5.00 (payable in cash at the start of class) if you wish to utilize EEA’s art supplies for the class. We will post the artist each week. A material list will be supplied at registration.

Saturday 12:30 to 1:30

For October it will be October 10, 2020

Members: $0; Non-members: $10.00

Supplies: $5.00

After that it will run the first Saturday of each month.

Tanger Outlets and the North Fork Breast Health Coalition are commemorating  Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a “2020 5K Virtual Race” from Sunday, October 11, to Sunday, October 18. Participants have the entire week to complete their walk or run on the route, day and time that works for them. Although the format has changed in light of COVID-19, the annual NFBHC 5K fundraiser remains based at the Riverhead location of Tanger, sponsor of this event for the past two decades.

The registration fee to participate in the “TangerFIT Virtual 5K” is $25, plus a $2.50 sign-up fee. During the prior week, from  October 3-10, registered walkers and runners can visit Shopper Services at Tanger I, Riverhead, to pick up a race packet that contains a race shirt, a mask and hand sanitizer. To register, go to https://www.northforkbreasthealth.org/events. Registration is open now and ends on October 10, 11:59 PM.

After walkers and runners complete their 5K, they should take the opportunity to log their individual results on the registration site. Top finishers in each category will be awarded a medal.

Founded in 1998 by Ann Cotton-DeGrasse and the late Antonio DeGrasse, the North Fork Breast Health Coalition is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization that supports local breast-cancer patients with programs such as Helping Hand grants. For more information about services that the organization provides to breast-cancer patients and survivors who reside in the North Fork area, visit www.northforkbreasthealth.org.

FREE INTRODUCTORY ZOOM SESSION
MONDAY OCTOBER 12TH
AT 10:30AM

Register for FREE and the Zoom link will be emailed to you.

STARRY NIGHT VS. THE UNIVERSE

OBJECTIVE: To gain knowledge of both our artist and our science concept. Utilizing different art mediums the student will create a project that integrates the style or subject of the artist’s work and the knowledge of the science topic.

ARTIST: Vincent VanGogh
We will explore how he became the artist that he was, how he developed his style, and his contribution to the art world.

SCIENCE CONCEPTS:
Introduction to the Universe: The science of Astronomy
discovering details about celestial objects & space.

STEAM PROJECT:
Utilizing your knowledge of the elements of the universe, create your own universe in the style of Van Gogh.
Supplies – black construction paper, chalk pastels and white paint. Dip pastels in white paint and draw your universe. Remember to fill the entire sheet, the universe is infinite.

On exhibit in our History in the Hall display cases, September 16 thru November 7, 2020.

A dark apparition appears in the transportation room, the shuffling sounds of furniture being moved are heard in the grand hallway, the
sound of a woman weeping comes out of nowhere…

Come visit…if you dare!

Haunted Hallway: A Collection of Creepy Curiosities will be on display in our History in the Hall display cases from Sept. 16 to Nov. 7. For over 130 years, ghost stories have swirled around our museum. With curious artifacts ranging from coffins, Victorian-era murder weapons, and wreaths of human hair, to stories of undocumented human bones found in the collection, the Suffolk County Historical Society Museum has had no shortage of eccentric artifacts that stir the darker imagination. Our creepiest curiosities will have you looking over your shoulder as you meander the museum’s historic galleries!

Hours:

Wednesday – Saturday
10:00 AM to 4:30 PM

More information: 631-727-2881

SUFFOLK COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM

300 West Main St.
Riverhead, NY 11901
www.SuffolkCountyHistoricalSociety.org

Want to grow great garlic? Join us on Saturday, October 19th at 10am for our Garlic Clinic. Garlic boosts the immune system, is antiseptic, antibacterial, helps maintain cholesterol levels, lowers blood sugar….the list goes on and on. On top of all that, it’s darn delicious and easy to grow.

Workshop will cover growing, cultivating, harvesting, and preserving the culinary and medicinal properties of garlic and will last 1-2 hours. Please register by 10/14/20.

Program Cost: Regular: $60; Early: $50, Herb/egg share members: $45,
Date: Saturday, 10/17/20, 10am
Location: Herricks Herbs & Heirlooms Organic Nursery, 81 Herricks Ln, Jamesport, NY.
Contact: Nicole at [email protected]

Books in boxes will be rolled outside on to the bricks for your perusal, delight and delectation.  A wide selection of reading material is available to suit all ages and tastes, along with many bargains.  Stock up on your reading material for those long winter months ahead!  Maybe get an early start on finding some suitable Holiday gifts.

This event is organized by the Friends of the Library and will repeat every Saturday at the same time through the end of October. It will be cancelled if raining.

Masks are required and social distancing guidelines will be observed.

Join Southold Rotary and North Fork Roadhouse in a very special, takeaway only, BBQ chicken or ribs dinner!

For $50 (+Eventbrite fees of $4.67) your meal, which serves two, includes: BBQ chicken OR ribs, macaroni & cheese, baked beans, collard greens, coleslaw, corn on the cob, cornbread, and ROHO sauce.

When you purchase your tickets, be sure to designate the timeslot when you will be picking up your meal.

All proceeds benefit the good works of Rotary Club of Southold. Thanks for your support!

On exhibit in our History in the Hall display cases, September 16 thru November 7, 2020.

A dark apparition appears in the transportation room, the shuffling sounds of furniture being moved are heard in the grand hallway, the
sound of a woman weeping comes out of nowhere…

Come visit…if you dare!

Haunted Hallway: A Collection of Creepy Curiosities will be on display in our History in the Hall display cases from Sept. 16 to Nov. 7. For over 130 years, ghost stories have swirled around our museum. With curious artifacts ranging from coffins, Victorian-era murder weapons, and wreaths of human hair, to stories of undocumented human bones found in the collection, the Suffolk County Historical Society Museum has had no shortage of eccentric artifacts that stir the darker imagination. Our creepiest curiosities will have you looking over your shoulder as you meander the museum’s historic galleries!

Hours:

Wednesday – Saturday
10:00 AM to 4:30 PM

More information: 631-727-2881

SUFFOLK COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM

300 West Main St.
Riverhead, NY 11901
www.SuffolkCountyHistoricalSociety.org

Books in boxes will be rolled outside on to the bricks for your perusal, delight and delectation.  A wide selection of reading material is available to suit all ages and tastes, along with many bargains.  Stock up on your reading material for those long winter months ahead!  Maybe get an early start on finding some suitable Holiday gifts.

This event is organized by the Friends of the Library and will repeat every Saturday at the same time through the end of October. It will be cancelled if raining.

Masks are required and social distancing guidelines will be observed.

Time for the #NFCTGraveyardTours! October 24 (rain date 10/25), from 2PM to 5PM. Groups of up to 15 people will be guided by Victorian “widows” throughout the cemetery between Mattituck Presbyterian Church and the North Fork Community Theatre to “visit” with the folks buried there (not really…they’re actors!)

Attendees are required to wear CDC approved face coverings and maintain acceptable social distance.

Tickets are $20 and available at nfct.com or by calling 631-298-NFCT (6328)