The seventh annual Shellabration sold out. (Jeremy Garretson)
Shellabration once again drew hundreds of shellfish lovers and local wine enthusiasts to Greenport Village on Saturday and Sunday.
The two-day festival, now in its seventh year, invited participants to enjoy $5 small shellfish plates paired with $3 sips of Long Island wine or beer. (more…)
Shellabration, the popular celebration of shellfish held for one weekend every December in Greenport, got underway Saturday. (more…)
The crowd at Little Creek Oysters during the 2016 Shellabration festival in Greenport. (Credit: Vera Chinese)
Shellabration once again drew hundreds of shellfish lovers and local wine enthusiasts to Greenport Village on Saturday. (more…)
Clarke’s Garden and Home in Greenport will host GoodFood. on Friday. (Credit: Google Maps)
Eat some good food, buy some good gifts and take in some good art in Greenport this Friday evening.
To usher in this weekend’s annual “Shellabration” festival in Greenport, Clarke’s Garden and Home will host the Mattituck eatery GoodFood. during the village’s final Gallery Walk of the year.
Shellabration returns to Greenport Dec. 3 and 4. (Credit: Katharine Schroeder, file photo)
Indulge in the bounty of our bays during Shellabration, the annual Greenport restaurant walk that benefits Cornell Cooperative Extension’s marine programs.
The two-day festival is set for Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 3-4. Restaurants will offer participants $5 small shellfish plates paired with $3 sips of Long Island wine or beer (and in one case, sake). (more…)
Stay at the Ram’s Head Inn on Shelter Island this fall.
The crowds have thinned, the summer heat is gone and the off-season is officially upon us.
Many hotels offer special deals to entice visitors to the North Fork during the fall. Here are three of them. (more…)
Oysters “Friskafella,” Greenport clam and oyster chowder and Peconic Bay scallops with spicy eggplant purée at The Frisky Oyster. (Credit: Vera Chinese photos)
Scallop ceviche, oysters “Friskafella” and creamy New England clam chowder were just a few of the delectable dishes offered to the hundreds of people who descended on Greenport Village on Saturday, Dec. 5 to sample the briny bounty of our waters for the fourth annual Shellabration festival.
The two-day festival raises money for Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Back to Bays initiative and and the Southold Project in Aquaculture Training, a Cornell program that encourages locals to grow shellfish.
Restaurants pair with local wineries to offer $5 tasting platters of local shellfish and $3 tastes of wine. (more…)
