1463 Northville Turnpike, 2019, photograph on aluminum, 24 x 36 in. (Credit: Stephen Capozzoli)
A new multi-location artist exhibition is encouraging people to depart from their usual route to get a new perspective on the art being created on the East End.
Aptly entitled “Detour,” the exhibit showcases the paintings, sculptures and photographs of 13 East End artists at three locations in Riverhead and Southold. The show, presented by East End Arts in Riverhead, gives insight into the divergent forms, techniques and routes each artist takes to arrive at their finished work. The pieces are reflections and interpretations of the environment and surroundings of the East End. (more…)
Wednesday, Aug. 22, 7:30 p.m.: Bob Blank and A Night in Rio concert at Silversmith’s Corner, Main Road and Youngs Avenue, Southold. Rain location: First Presbyterian Church, 53100 Main Road. Bring lawn chair or blanket, picnic. Free; donations appreciated.
This week on Instagram we asked our readers to point out their favorite spots on the North Fork. We received many responses and narrowed it down to a few that we’ve never visited before in our “One Minute” series. One of those suggestions was Mill Creek at Waypoint restaurant in Southold. (more…)
7:30 p.m.: Marty Stromsten and Maintenance & Repair concert at Silversmith’s Corner, Main Road and Youngs Avenue, Southold. Rain moves concert to First Presbyterian Church, 53100 Main Road. Bring a lawn chair or blanket, picnic. Free; donations appreciated.
Like many beaches across Southold Town, Kenney’s Beach is a perfect relaxation spot.
The small public beach on the Long Island Sound is located at the end of Kenney’s Road and just a half-mile from McCabe’s Beach.
It’s the perfect spot for a full-out beach day or an evening stroll to catch the sunset.
We took a trip there this week after an afternoon rain shower passed through. The blue water sparkled in the sun and the sound of gentle waves coming up onto the shore was the perfect way to end the day. Spend a minute there with us now to start yours.
It finally feels like summer! Beachgoers were out and about on Friday to kick off the weekend, and what better place than Goose Creek Beach in Southold?
Located off of North Bayview Road, the beach’s calm waters are ideal for kayaks, paddle boards and small boats. It’s also a popular spot for fishing.
We enjoyed getting out of the office and soaking up the sun.
