A Toast to Tradition and Growth: Cheers to 50 Years of Long Island Wine Country
Long Island's winemaking legacy, often overshadowed by more familiar names like Napa and Bordeaux, has quietly matured over the past half-century into a force to be reckoned with. Nestled along the North and South shores, our vineyards tell a story of passion, dedication and commitment to producing exceptional wines that are uniquely Long Island.
The roots of this journey trace back to 1973 when Alex and Louisa Hargrave courageously planted the first vineyard in Cutchogue. Their vision, coupled with a fervent love for the land, ignited a chain reaction. Others soon followed suit, and what started as a modest fling with grapes evolved into a thriving industry that now boasts 57 distinct wine producers spanning the North and South Forks, and western Suffolk County.
Long Island Wine’s 50th Anniversary was celebrated at Cutchogue’s Peconic Bay Vineyards back in August. The gathering hosted more than 35 Long Island wineries coming together offering a remarkable showcase of our region's diverse and exceptional wines. The event's focal point was not just the wine, but the profound sense of community that has grown alongside the vines…a fitting tribute to the pioneers who shaped the course of Long Island's winemaking journey.
Our island’s unique environment, shaped by distinct soil compositions and a maritime climate, is
what bestows a character to our wines that's unmistakably Long Island. The East End’s fertile, sandy soils foster flavorful grapes that carry the essence of the surrounding waters. Being situated right beside the Atlantic Ocean is also a key component which allows for a wide variety of grapes to be grown. Moderated by the surrounding waters, our summers typically do not get too hot, or winters too cold. It’s this particular pairing of land and sea that yields Long Island’s variety of world-class wines, from rich whites to delicate roses and full-bodied reds.
As we raise our glasses to commemorate this 50-year milestone, we're not only celebrating the past but also looking ahead to a future that's ripe with potential.
The Long Island wine story is far from complete; it's an ongoing narrative of growth, innovation, and the unbreakable bond between the land and the table.
So here's to the dreamers, the doers, and the believers in the magic of our vineyards.
Cheers to 50 years!
Borghese Vineyard, originally Hargrave, is the founding vineyard and winery on Long Island, with the first grapes being planted back in 1973
LI Wine Country 50th Anniversary Celebration at Peconic Bay Vineyards
Sannino Vineyard Bed & Breakfast
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Stephanie Vazquez
Rosemary Connors, Fashion Stylist at LIVING
Stephanie Cosentino
Amilya Antonetti & Patricia Wooster
Joseph & Devon Cornell
Julianne Mosher
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Tamara Salvetti, Bridgeway Designs
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Hello September!
Isn't it funny how we all resist saying goodbye to those long summer days, but then September whispers in our ears, and we begin to feel excitement for all this new season brings? As much as I cherish the carefree spirit of summer, there's an undeniable allure to the return of routine and order.
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five times a year, The LIST Magazine is a lifestyle magazine for the Great South Bay coastal communities. Most of our distribution is mailed from Babylon to Great River, south of Montauk Highway, and to all of Brightwaters. In addition, our magazines are available for pick- up in shops throughout our local villages and, in the summer months, on Fire Island at select markets and restaurants.
We hope to ignite your excitement for the changing season with this issue. From fall fashions to easy breakfast recipes and inspirational ideas, there's something for everyone inside. We're happy to spotlight some up-close and personal stories on a few of our local businesses. If featured in the LIST, you're truly special to us.
September marks the start of the harvest season on Long Island, and we are looking forward to our local restaurants and businesses presenting seasonal foods, goods and services for us to enjoy. Each season we design the LIST to act as a local guide for our South Shore communities with an exciting calendar of events to look forward to on weekends, and inspiring ways to play, eat and live better.
While flipping through the mag, don’t miss the opportunity to use your phone and scan the QR codes, especially on page 19. That intriguing skeleton face set on a black background isn't a Halloween decal; it holds a surprise you won't want to miss. Whether you recognize it or not, you'll be glad you took the time to uncover its secret.
Lastly and most importantly, let's remember to prioritize our health. We encourage you to schedule your annual check-ups or make that health-related appointment you’ve been putting off. A simple visit can make a world of difference in ensuring your well-being.
Wishing everyone a wonderful start to enjoying a spectacular fall on our island!
Enjoy every moment as the season unfolds.
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ELEVATE YOUR STYLE WITH THESE MUST-HAVE PIECES
This year, the fashion scene buzzes with new trends and revived classics, promising a sartorial delight of luxurious fabrics and captivating details. Whether you're a fashion enthusiast or seeking a wardrobe update, here are some key pieces and accessories that should be on your list.
Denim Reigns Denim is reclaiming the throne this fall, and it's not just jeans; denim dresses, jackets, jumpsuits and skirts are ruling the runways. Look for classic jeans in long, lean styles that elevate your silhouette, and explore versatile wider-legged options that can be paired with almost anything. Cargo details add a touch of practicality and style to this beloved fabric.
Blazers with a Twist Blazers are getting a contemporary update with details such as denim trim, leather trim and quilting. Plaids, bouclé, and vegan leather fabrics add depth and sophistication to this classic jacket. Fusing traditional and modern elements makes
these blazers a must-have for effortlessly chic layering.
Top it Off Tops and sweaters are taking on a more fitted approach, providing a sleek and sophisticated look. Enhance your basics with printed mesh and stretch lace tops that can stand on their own or layer beautifully under jackets. This fusion of textures adds depth and interest to your ensemble while keeping you cozy and stylish.
Sensational Skirts
Long skirts are back with a versatile range of fabrics and silhouettes. Whether you prefer long and lean styles, pleated designs, or voluminous peasantstyle dirndls, there's a skirt for every mood. Vegan leather, knits
and denim offer a variety of textures to choose from.
Luxe Holiday Fabrics
The holiday season ushers in opulent fabrics such as velvet, satin, mesh, sequins, and fur. These luxurious materials take center stage, transforming timeless pieces into lavish statements. They infuse a touch of glamour into your attire, ideal for festive gatherings.
Vest Revival Vests are back in the limelight, offering a range of styles from traditional fitted cuts to oversized silhouettes. Embrace the warmth and style of sherpa, fur and plaid patterns. These vests add a touch of flair to your outfit, whether layered over sweaters or paired with long-sleeve tops.
Autumn Accessories Woven and sculptural handbags and totes are stealing the show. Pieces crafted from natural
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and vegan leather and woven neoprene add artistic dimension to your ensemble. Layered chains and charms continue to shine, while statement necklaces and clusters of jewels are making a triumphant return.
Palette and Patterns
This fall's color palette is a captivating mix. You’ll see shades of green, vibrant pops of pink and red, and jewel tones like teal, sapphire and purple. Classic neutrals provide a balanced contrast, while the ever-timeless black remains a New York staple. Patterns range from romantic florals to bold geometric shapes and traditional plaids, always a must-have for cold-weather outfits.
Whether you're drawn to the allure of denim, the opulence of luxe fabrics, or the artistry of statement accessories, this season has something extraordinary for everyone.
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Welcome Autumn Into Your Home
Before fully embracing Halloween decorations and all-things-pumpkin, here are ways to incorporate subtle touches throughout your home to welcome the new season.
Think pillows and throws in earthy tones like rustic brown, rich olives and yellows as a focal point against a creamy color palette. For a cozy and inviting ambiance layer chunky knit blankets on sofas, armchairs, and atop your bed, and swap out lightweight summer rugs for plush ones that feel luxurious underfoot. Soft candlelight in scents like cinnamon and apple spice create an inviting atmosphere as the days grow shorter.
Bring the outdoors inside by filling urns with branches of colorful leaves, sunflowers, or dried wheat bundles. Display harvestinspired décor like wooden bowls filled with apples, pears, and gourds on kitchen counters and tables for rustic charm. Dress up windows, doors, and walls by hanging fall-themed wreaths or swags.
Create a heartwarming welcome for friends & family with mums, pumpkins, and lanterns greeting them on your porch or entryway.
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Dancing with Divine Timing: Embracing Life’s Perfect Choreography
BY STEPHANIE COSENTINO
Divine timing suggests that everything happens in life at the right moment; it suggests that there is a higher purpose at work, guiding events and opportunities in our lives. Believing in this requires patience, trust, and surrendering to the natural flow of life. For local entrepreneur Kelly Peckholdt, the power of divine timing has unfolded a perfectly choreographed journey that began with her very first dance steps.
We caught up with Kelly to get the scoop on the last few years of her life, which include the expansion of her 11-year-old business, Positions Dance Studio in Babylon Village, the launch of her newest venture, Babylon Barre in Lindenhurst, and, of course, the momentous arrival of her son, Everett. How is she managing it all?!
“COVID taught me to let go and follow what the universe has in store for me...and how to pivot and be prepared for anything,” Kelly explained. Well 2020 certainly saw no shortage of pivotal moments. Kelly practiced her footwork while navigating the pandemic as a business person and community leader. It was during this time that she and her husband decided to grow their family by pursuing adoption. “That was an even bigger lesson in letting go of control. We had to believe our baby would find us whenever the time was right.”
If you learn to listen to the beat, timing can be a graceful conductor that brings life into harmony"
Kelly planted another seed that year. “I always knew I wanted to open a Barre/Pilates studio one day. I originally wanted to do it in 2020, but COVID didn’t allow that, so I started doing something small every day toward my goal - putting a little money away, working on a logo, etc..” With plans for a second studio on hold, Kelly continued to focus on and grow Positions, which she considers her first baby, and began renovations to expand and update the studio she danced in as a child. Yet, even with enlarging and renovating Positions, the need for a second space had become apparent...hence Babylon Barre was born.
After searching for the right location for quite some time, Kelly decided to open her new business in the Village of Lindenhurst, itself in the infancy stage of an exciting revitalization program. The progressive and active village government was a plus for the evolving entrepreneur.
“I love the local community in Lindenhurst. They are very enthusiastic about everything that’s happening,” Kelly commented. “I think it’s great that the Village has put it to a town forum and asked the residents what they want to see in their community. It’s an exciting time in Lindenhurst Village right now.”
And timing is everything. A month after signing the lease for Babylon Barre’s studio at 182 S. 1st Street, they got the call. A baby. Kelly and her husband were going to be parents. It was really happening. A few months later, Everett was born. “With the adoption becoming more certain, it worked out in our favor that there were so many construction delays with the new studio because it gave us time to travel to North Carolina to adopt our son.”
“Everett was immediately thrust into the chaos of entrepreneur life. At only two months
old, it seemed suddenly but seamlessly, the baby was at the opening of Babylon Barre and is now a regular at the weekly Mommy-n-Me class (at Positions). Babylon Barre has become my Zen place,” Kelly laughed.
Life continues to keep Kelly on her toes. Just as she’s settling into her ‘new normal’ as a busy mom and owner of two successful studios, a New York Times article “announced” the Pilates comeback. After being pronounced dead in 2015, it re-emerged in 2023 from the fitness trend graveyard because of its added mental health benefits, including confidence and focus. As it strengthens the core, it also focuses on the mind-body connection, something Kelly has known for a long time... and largely what inspired Babylon Barre.
“I have practiced and studied this since I was 18 years old,” Kelly stated. “Pilates is having a moment, and it’s the perfect opportunity to educate more people in something I am passionate about. We live in a world of instant gratification and sometimes it’s hard to slow down and have patience for the things we want, but everything unfolded for me exactly when it was supposed to,” she shared, “and I’m so grateful."
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The Ultimate Spaw Day experience for your dog includes a frothy shampoo bath followed by a soothing conditioner treatment, a tear-free exfoliating facial, teeth brushed and freshened, and a long-lasting conditioning coat spray application.
At Lillybug’s, every pooch gets pampered from nose to paws, and always gets sent home in style with a fashionable bandanna or bowtie.
Lillybug’s provides a one-on-one grooming experience in a cage free, minimal-restraint, low-stress environment. They love all dogs at Lillybug’s, all sizes and breeds, and will treat your pet as if they were their own.
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The Good-for-You Breakfast Cookie
Indulging in cookies for breakfast might raise an eyebrow, but not when they are made from wholesome, unprocessed ingredients like unsweetened applesauce, creamy almond butter and oats. These cookies blur the lines between cookie indulgence and nourishing breakfast choice, and add a delightful twist to your morning routine.
Breakfast Cookie Recipe
INGREDIENTS:
• 1 cup unsweetened applesauce
• 1 ⁄3 cup creamy almond butter
• 2 Tbsp. maple syrup or honey
• ½ tsp. almond extract
• 1 ½ cups oats
• ½ tsp. cinnamon
DIRECTIONS:
• ¼ tsp. baking powder
• ¼ tsp. baking soda
• ¼ tsp. sea salt
• 2 Tbsp. almond flour
• ½ cup raisins
1. Preheat oven to 350°F and line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
2. In a large mixing bowl, combine applesauce, almond butter, maple syrup, and almond extract.
3. Stir in oats, cinnamon, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
4. Fold in almond flour, then raisins.
5. Scoop 15 cookies (approximately ¼ cup each) onto the sheet pan.
6. Gently press each cookie to flatten slightly.
7. Bake for 10-12 minutes.
8. Allow cookies to cool before removing from the pan.
9. Store cooled cookies in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 3 days, or in the refrigerator for a week.
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Blend Up Your Breakfast
Try one of these smoothie recipes for a healthier start to your day! Toss all ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth. Yum!
Berry Blast Breakfast Smoothie
• 1 cup almond milk (or any milk)
• ½ cup blueberry Greek yogurt
• 1 cup frozen mixed berries (strawberries, blueberries, raspberries)
• ½ frozen banana
• 1 scoop vanilla flavored protein powder (plant-based or whey)
• 1 Tbsp. chia seeds
• ½ cup ice cubes
Peanut Butter Cup Smoothie
• 1 cup almond milk (or milk of your choice)
• 12 raw almonds
• ½ cup vanilla Greek yogurt
• ½ frozen banana
• 2 Tbsp. peanut butter
• 1 Tbsp. ground flaxseed
Green Goodness Smoothie
• 1 cup unsweetened coconut water
• 1 cup spinach leaves
• ½ green apple, cored and chopped
• ½ cucumber, peeled and chopped
• 1 Tbsp. unsweetened cocoa powder
• 1 tsp. chia seeds
• 1 scoop chocolate flavored protein powder (plant-based or whey)
• 1/2 cup ice cubes
• ½ frozen banana
• Juice of ½ lemon
• 1 Tbsp. chia seeds
• ½ cup ice cubes
Coffee Banana Smoothie
Made with brewed coffee for a burst of energy!
• 1 frozen banana
• ½ cup brewed coffee - cold
• ½ cup vanilla Greek yogurt
• 1 Tbsp. almond butter
• 2 tsp. maple syrup
• ½ cup ice
La La Land is a modern, stylish and bright play space for young children located in the heart of Babylon Village. We carefully selected each toy and play structure to curate a safe and fun experience for children to play, discover, explore and grow. In addition to our Open Play sessions, we offer Parent + Me classes and birthday party packages. Come visit and get lost in La La Land!
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Wonderful Imaginary Places Really Do Exist...
La La Land isn't just a place; it's a community that celebrates the beauty of playtime and fosters the growth of young minds. Here, laughter, learning, and bonding take center stage.
La La Land is a unique open-play space where imaginations take flight and unstructured play reigns supreme. Stepping into this captivating play space, you'll witness little adventurers embarking on imaginative journeys, explorers discovering new worlds, and friendships blossoming as children interact and engage.
No ordinary play space, this is the brainchild of a businesswoman-turned-mom who understands the profound impact of unstructured free play on young children's growth and development. Having delved into childhood development during her marketing career, it was when she became a mother that she truly grasped the significance of this type of play.
La La Land was created to be a fun and welcoming space that celebrated unstructured play while accommodating busy parents. Unlike traditional children's classes, they offer a refreshing "Pay as you Play" approach, with no rigid commitments or predetermined class numbers. In addition to Open Play sessions, a variety of Parent + Me classes, including music, art and cooking, are regularly scheduled. And for those of you planning a young one’s birthday party, look no further… this is a most enchanting place of magic and wonder to celebrate in.
La La Land is unique and special; it’s an imaginary place brought to life where children can play, learn and dream. Watch your little ones create lasting memories in a space where playtime knows no bounds.
Empowering Your Kids with Life Skills: A Guide for Parents
BY AMILYA ANTONETTI & PATRICIA WOOSTER
The Shift from Parenting to Mentoring
As parents, it's natural to want the best for our children. However, sometimes in our efforts to protect and guide them, we unintentionally rob them of essential life skills. Instead, we should empower our kids with the values and skills we think are most important before they leave home. We can do this by transitioning from being a disciplinary parent to becoming a mentor, guiding them through decision-making and teaching them how to think.
By understanding the importance of fostering independence and selfreliance, we can equip our children with the tools they need to navigate the world successfully.
During the early years of parenting, our primary role is to establish discipline and ensure our children's safety. However, as they grow older, it becomes crucial to transition from a parenting style focused on rules and obedience to a mentoring approach that encourages critical thinking. By guiding our kids rather than making decisions for them, we enable them to understand the consequences of their actions and develop essential life skills.
Allowing Room for Failure and
Growth
One common challenge is our tendency to shield our children from failure. However, experiencing failure is a vital part of learning and personal growth. By allowing our kids to make their own choices and face the outcomes, we provide them with valuable opportunities for selfdiscovery and understanding. It's important to separate our ego from their failures and instead focus on guiding them toward making better choices that lead to success.
Nurturing a Healthy Relationship with Oneself
Recognizing the importance of selfcare and self-awareness is an integral aspect of developing life skills. By helping our children understand their relationship with themselves, we can teach them to prioritize their well-being and make choices that align with their values. From taking care of their physical environment to managing their time effectively, these small steps empower them to shape their own lives and create positive relationships with others.
Fostering Dialogue and Intentional Decision-Making
Effective communication and intentional decision-making are key components of life skills. By engaging in open conversations with our children, we can help them explore different perspectives, understand their own emotions, and consider
alternative choices. Encouraging them to reflect on their decisions and evaluate how those decisions impact their lives empowers them to take ownership of their actions and develop a sense of personal responsibility.
As parents, our ultimate goal is to raise independent, empowered individuals who can thrive in the world. By shifting from being authoritative parents to becoming mentors, we can guide our children to develop crucial life skills. Empowering them with the ability to make decisions, learn from failure, and nurture a healthy relationship with themselves will set them on a path of personal growth and success. Let's embrace this journey, gradually giving our kids the space and support they need to become confident, capable adults ready to take on the world.
Amilya Antonetti is one of the world's most sought-after human behaviorists and conflict resolution experts. For over 25 years, Amilya has dedicated her life to helping people and leaders navigate through some of life's most challenging situations.
Patricia Wooster assists clients, consultants and companies with developing their personnel through the use of products, services, and tools to solve “people problems” through transformational behavior modification techniques.
Amilya and Patricia’s new book, Designing Genuis: Success is an Inward Journey, provides instruction on how to create and thrive in the life you want by addressing time, freedom, purpose, passion and relationships.
Interested in teaching your kids valuable life skills like accountability, goal setting, healthy communication, identifying their passions and wealth generation? Designing Genius for Kids was created for grades K-12 with different learning paths at each stage.
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DIY HOMEWORK BAR
Family, Football, and the Dreaded Homework Routine
Getting back in the groove for fall means three things for our family: food (meal prepping on Sundays), football (enter our signature Sunday sauce), and finding our footing for a renewed homework routine.
Last year we reinvigorated our September by building a homework bar— which was designed to give the kids a work space by day, and by night was a station to organize all school things for the next day so that nothing got left behind. The bonus was that on weekends it morphed into an actual bar. A long and functional stretch of table, it’s perfect for displaying apps & snacks and serves as both a resting spot for a pumpkin beer and extra seating for any football fans who stop by for the game.
DIRECTIONS
1. Measure and Cut Butcher Block: Tailor the size of the butcher block to your preferences, trimming it down if necessary. Our selection featured a depth of 19", striking the right balance between space efficiency and roominess for accommodating books, laptops, and more. Consider rounding the edges with a router for added aesthetics.
2. Stain or Seal: Should you desire a different hue, apply wood stain to the butcher block. We opted to embrace the natural allure of the wood by sealing it with a clear water-based polyurethane.
3. Install L-Brackets: Secure L-brackets onto the wall at uniform intervals. Mind the spacing, ensuring enough room for chairs or bar stools. To ensure proper measurements, consider prepurchasing the seating items.
4. Attach Butcher Block: Fasten the butcher block onto the L-brackets with screws. For our 8-foot piece, we used four 12" brackets, each anchored to studs to support the weight.
SUPPLIES NEEDED:
5. Cork Board Placement: Choose cork boards that match the width of the chairs or stools they will hang in front of. Be mindful of hanging the boards at a height that will make them accessible to the kids.
6. Personalize Cork Boards: Enhance the cork boards' functionality with decorative pushpins and colorful tacks adorned with clips. These will hold important documents such as field trip notifications, upcoming test schedules, and physical forms.
7. Illuminate with Sconce Lighting: Proper lighting is mandatory for homework time. Instead of involving an electrician, we utilized remote-controlled batteryoperated puck lighting for ease and convenience.
8. Hang Wall Hooks: Under each station, fix wall hooks to serve as convenient hangers for backpacks. This strategic placement allows kids to have their school essentials at their fingertips for homework sessions and ensures an organized start to the following day.
• Butcher block counter (Home Depot)
• Wood stain (optional)
• Clear water-based polyurethane
• L-Brackets (with hardware)
• Cork boards
• Wall hooks
• Sconce lighting
Joseph and Devon Cornell are both teachers who currently run a small paint and custom woodwork side business called Pi Design of Long Island. They showcase their projects and home hacks on their Instagram. They enjoy spending summers with their three children in their hometown of Bay Shore and on Dunewood, Fire Island, where Joe is a lifeguard.
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PICKLEBALL XPRESS:
Serving Up Excitement in Brightwaters
By Julianne Mosher
The pickleball revolution has plans for a brand new headquarters right in the heart of Brightwaters: Pickleball Xpress! This stateof-the-art indoor pickleball facility is about to become the center of excitement as it will extend the joys of this exhilarating sport into all four seasons, regardless of what Mother Nature is serving up outside. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, Pickleball Xpress promises to be a game-changer, providing thrilling experiences, a welcoming environment, and countless opportunities to connect with fellow enthusiasts.
A Sport for Everyone
Pickleball is not just a game; it's a phenomenon that has taken the sports world by storm. Though its history spans decades, this new craze is here to stay.
“As the years progress, this sport is on track to make waves in high school, collegiate, and even Olympic circles,” commented one of the Pickleball Xpress owners. But what truly sets pickleball apart is its inclusivity. It embraces individuals of all ages and skill levels, making it the perfect choice for those seeking a new adventure or a fresh challenge. Not only
does it provide an excellent workout, it also fosters a strong sense of camaraderie that's hard to find in other sports.
To Brightwaters & Beyond Pickleball Xpress is taking root on Orinoco Drive in Brightwaters, with plans to construct a state-of-the-art indoor facility featuring multiple courts, potentially as many as 10 - a rather impressive amount for an indoor facility – with construction expected to begin this winter.
Furthermore, plans include a pro shop that will offer a wide selection of equipment and merchandise, as well as an acai bowl café and smoothie bar serving up healthy and delicious options for players to refuel with after their matches.
While that foundation is being laid, Pickleball Xpress is formalizing exciting plans for additional locations with a forthcoming smaller project in Islip and intentions to expand beyond Long Island. The overwhelming popularity of the sport has Pickleball Xpress poised to successfully make its mark on the Tri-State area.
Pickleball, Anyone?
Pickleball's allure lies in its versatility and accessibility. Transitioning from other racquet sports is seamless due to its small court size, light equipment, and simple rules. The reduced court dimensions
make movement less demanding, while the lightweight paddles and plastic balls contribute to a more accessible learning curve. Unlike certain sports that may be intimidating for newcomers, pickleball's welcoming nature ensures that players of all skill levels find enjoyment. The social aspect is unmatched, with technology facilitating easy coordination and connection among players. Long Island is excited to secure court time and join a growing network of pickleball enthusiasts.
Aspiring to be more than just a facility, the Pickleball Xpress brand aims to be synonymous with fun, community, and healthy competition; a gathering place for sports enthusiasts, fitness lovers, friends and community builders alike. So get ready to dive into the world of pickleball and embrace a new era of excitement and fun!
STAY CONNECTED
Curious about Pickleball Xpress's progress? Keep a pulse on their journey by following them on Instagram (@pickleballxpress), where their charismatic mascot, Sir Dinks-a-Lot, is sure to charm his way into your heart. From breaking ground to smashing pickleballs, every step of the journey promises excitement, camaraderie, and the thrill of being part of something extraordinary.
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Ahead of the Culinary Curve: Tula Kitchen’s Recipe for Success
By Amanda Mactas
WHEN TULA KITCHEN FIRST put down roots in Bay Shore almost eighteen years ago, no one could have foreseen that they would be paving the way for culinary diversity on the South Shore for decades to come – no one except owners Jackie Sharlup and Lina Rinaudo, and their lifelong chef Helvie Assaly.
Tula’s success is largely due to Jackie’s passion-turned-vision which began when she was quite young. An early pioneer of vegetarianism, Jackie adopted the lifestyle at age four, when she took her first trip to a local farm. Her natural way of living was a direct reflection of her mother. Leaning towards eastern philosophies of healing and health, her mother took vigilant care of her father who battled with cancer. This way of living, ingrained in Jackie early on, is what led her down the path to start Tula Kitchen – she wanted everyone to experience the healing power of food.
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After filling countless notebooks with her ideas, Jackie eventually turned to Lina, her business partner, who helped transform her ideas into reality. Sharing a mutual vision, Jackie and Lina meticulously crafted the design elements, culinary details and inspirations from around the world that would eventually become Tula Kitchen. The painstaking detail, dedication, and heart & soul the duo put into each and every aspect of the restaurant is evident upon stepping inside. In essence, Tula is a mirror of the energy and passion the women infused into the space.
“We come from two very different perspectives, but always wind up with the same vision and same outcome,” explained Lina. Jackie brings with her a long history of art and culinary expertise, while Lina comes from a fashion and operational background. Balance is at the heart of everything they do. The women
are intrinsically involved in every aspect of the restaurant – from the menu to the paint colors. Merging their talents produced an elegant, oldworld-chic venue possessing a strong sense of community within its walls. Everything in Tula Kitchen is the product of a labor of love.
“I would love for everyone to learn how to become the best versions of themselves, and I can help foster this through Tula!” exclaimed Jackie. Their goal of creating a nontraditional space bursting with energy and filled with beauty is the result of a lifelong journey to inspire others. Jackie’s success in this endeavor is palpable – customers return time and again to not only enjoy the delicious culinary creations but to revel in the sense of well-being the space provides.
But the road to opening Tula was not easy. Jackie faced skepticism as she treaded an uncharted path – limited finances, no restaurant background, and a vision that was ahead of its time in championing a predominantly vegetarian realm. It was a gamble at the time. Unwavering, it was Jackie’s determined resolve that eventually turned her vision into a reality.
Today, the space that houses the original Tula Kitchen stands as a landmark the community knows and loves. The restaurant has evolved, adapting to changing times while remaining rooted in its values and original essence. “Tula Kitchen is always about reinventing and making sure we are still relevant,” Lina explained. From offering healthy and delicious dishes in a space with a hip vibe to the opening of their new takeaway juice bar, Tula Kitchen constantly shapes itself after the customers that frequent it, advancing with modern times. The welcoming space is known for its selection of vegetarian and vegan well-balanced fare, as well as seafood and poultry using only the highest quality natural ingredients. Dedicated to putting their customers first, all dishes are easily personalized to accommodate their guests’ needs.
“All of our hearts are in this,” said Jackie. “This isn’t just a restaurant, you feed your whole soul here.”
Tuesday – Thursday, 4pm-9pm
Saturday, 5pm-10pm juice bar Tuesday - Friday, 8am-2pm • closed Sunday & Monday
Available for Private Events – please inquire
MARY CARROLL’S IRISH GASTRO PUB
121 Deer Park Ave., Babylon Village
631-587-6181
Come dine and hang out on Long Island’s most iconic pop up BEACH right in the heart of Babylon Village. Mary’s has an extensive and delicious menu, with many homemade specialties, including their famous CRAB CAKES and hot and cold lobster rolls.
KITCHEN & BAR OPEN DAILY 3PM - 3AM LIVE MUSIC ON THURSDAYS
DITCH KITCHEN & SURF BAR
25 Bayview Avenue, Bay Shore
631-206-0420 • eatatditch.com
Laid-back, family-friendly spot serving up classic seafood favorites with tasty beach vibes. Dine on sit-down favorites like steak and salmon, or enjoy an Island Rum Punch or frozen Paloma alongside a lobster roll or crab cake sandwich out on the patio with some tacos for the kiddos.
LUNCH • DINNER • BAR • HAPPY HOUR • OUTDOOR DINING ENTERTAINMENT • WEEKDAY SPECIALS • CATERING TAKEOUT • DELIVERY
ARGYLE GRILL & TAVERN
90 Deer Park Ave., Babylon Village
631-321-4900 • theargylegrill.com
Sophisticated yet casual atmosphere offering an extensive menu of amazing starters & salads, sandwiches & wraps, prime burgers, daily specials and more formal entrees. Sit at the long bar or enjoy delicious food and a premier selection of wines, spirits and craft beer in their dining room.
LUNCH • DINNER • BRUNCH • BAR • HAPPY HOUR TAKEOUT • CATERING • WEEKLY SPECIALS
CHANGING TIMES AMERICAN SPORTS BAR & GRILLE
29 E. Main Street, Bay Shore
631-647-7871 • changingtimespubs.com
Always serving up their famous wings & gourmet burgers, as well as creative seasonal food & cocktail menus. Enjoy the extensive craft & premium beer selection, which includes 25 beers on tap. Wednesdays: Wine, Whiskey & Wing specials. Watch every game on 40 flat screen TVs. Visit their other locations in Farmingdale & E. Northport.
BRUNCH • LUNCH • DINNER • LATE NIGHT • BAR MONDAY EXTENDED HAPPY HOUR, 4-MIDNIGHT • TUES-FRI, 4-6
OUTDOOR DINING • TAKEOUT • DAILY & WEEKLY SPECIALS
POST OFFICE CAFÉ
130 West Main Street, Babylon Village 631-669-9224 • postofficecafe.com
The Post Office Café has been a Long Island favorite for more than 40 years. Known for their juicy burgers, signature cocktails and welcoming staff, the family friendly Post Office is sure to deliver every time.
CATERING • DELIVERY
BAYBERRY
501 Main Street, Islip 631-210-0011 • bayberryislip.com
This new American bistro in the heart of Islip village embodies a seaside spirit and features private event space accommodating over 100, where guests can toast with creative cocktails during their popular weekend brunch and indulge in their locally inspired menu.
GOLDY’S GEMS
5 Third Avenue, Bay Shore
631-665-9596 • goldysgems.com
A timeless bar featuring cozy leather couches and a quality sound system, Goldy’s is a place to bring people together. Offering an extensive selection of local beers, killer house cocktails and creative bar food, it’s the perfect spot for a mellow hang with friends, a late-night bite, hosting an intimate private party, or just letting go and dancing yourself clean.
DINNER • BRUNCH • BAR • HAPPY HOUR: WED – FRI 4PM - 7PM LATE NIGHTS: WED – SUN • TAKEOUT • CATERING
BARRIQUE KITCHEN AND WINE BAR
69 Deer Park Ave., Babylon Village 631-321-1175 • barriquekitchenandwinebar.com
Enjoy small plates meant for sharing in charming brick and timber quarters. Rustic food, artisanal cheeses, cured meats, thin crust pizzas, pan pressed sandwiches, mini-desserts, and a large selection of wines by the glass, full or half bottle, as well as craft cocktails & beer.
DINNER • BRUNCH • BAR • HAPPY HOUR OUTDOOR DINING • TAKEOUT • WEEKLY SPECIALS
SALT & BARREL
61 W. Main Street, Bay Shore
631-647-8818 • saltandbarrel.com
Authentic oyster bar offering east and west coast oysters, seasonal craft cocktails & rotating tap menu. A fine dining seafood inspired menu along with salads, sandwiches, burgers & lobster rolls. Serving Oyster Happy Hour every day 3-6. Brunch on Saturday/Sunday. In house catering available. Closed Tuesdays.
LUNCH • BRUNCH
DINNER
AMERICAN
SMALL
DA NOI ITALIAN RESTAURANT
301 Main Street, Islip
631-650-6468 • Danoiislip.com
Charming, warm and intimate setting in the heart of Islip. They offer the finest Italian cuisine prepared by talented chefs. Extensive selection of pastas made on premises daily, grilled fresh fish, free range fowl & meats, salads and more.
DINNER • BAR • TAKEOUT
SPIRO’S
4 Patchogue Drive, Rocky Point 631-744-4100 • Spiros.com
A fine dining restaurant serving dry-aged prime steaks and always fresh local seafood options. Voted “Best Happy Hour” 7 years in a row, offering over 100 cocktails, 30 appetizers, burgers and sandwiches available all day every day.
DINNER • BAR • HAPPY HOUR • OUTDOOR DINING TAKE OUT • CATERING
THE GREEK GARDEN
6 Grove Place, Babylon Village 631-422-4722
Babylon Village’s hidden gem…this family-owned restaurant has been serving authentic Greek food in Babylon Village for over 20 years. A friendly and casual atmosphere, you’ll find delicious versions of all your favorites from gyros, souvlakis and Greek salads to spinach pies and more.
LUNCH • DINNER • TAKE OUT • CATERING
MON-SAT: 10AM-9PM • CLOSED SUNDAYS
VIEW
3 Consuelo Place, Oakdale 631-589-2694 • viewoakdale.com
View offers dockside dining with breathtaking views of the Great South Bay, a menu boasting specialties from both land & sea, and the best lobster rolls and rum punches on the island.
LUNCH • DINNER • BUFFET BRUNCH • BAR • HAPPY HOUR WATER VIEW DINING
ITA KITCHEN
45 W. Main Street, Bay Shore 631-267-5916 • itakitchen.com
Innovative Italian-American cuisine featuring traditional classics and a modern take on some new favorites. Dine in or enjoy dinner under the stars in their air-conditioned tent. Call for reservations and details. Visit their other locations in Garden City, East Moriches and Patchogue.
DINNER • BAR • HAPPY HOUR
THE FLOUR SHOPPE CAFE
19 W. Main Street, Bay Shore
631-776-3033 • flourshoppecafe.com/bayshore
A welcoming spot open all day for breakfast & lunch. Indulge in daily baked pastries, freshly brewed coffee, and creative takes on classics like pancakes, sandwiches, salads, and burgers. Browse the housemade goods market and enjoy evening events & classes.
FATFISH ON THE WATER
28 Cottage Avenue, Bay Shore 631-666-2899 • fatfish.info
Dine on sea-to-table fresh seafood selections while overlooking panoramic views of the Great South Bay from their sprawling veranda. Family-friendly, Mediterranean-inspired seafood spot well-known for their large selection of fresh seafood and delicious tapas menu. Check out their calendar for live music. LUNCH • DINNER • BAR • HAPPY HOUR • OUTDOOR DINING WATERFRONT DINING
MAMMA SANTINA PIZZERIA
201 Orinoco Drive, Brightwaters 631-665-7880 • mammasantina.com
Family-run, a welcoming gourmet pizzeria and restaurant serving Italian favorites selected from Mamma Santina’s personal recipe collection. Experience pizza perfection from the wood-fired brick oven, scrumptious pasta, and authentic Italian dishes in their newly renovated space, complete with a full bar and outdoor patio.
LUNCH • DINNER • BAR • HAPPY HOUR • OUTDOOR DINING ENTERTAINMENT• TAKE OUT • CATERING • DELIVERY
MACK’S
94 E. Main Street, Babylon
631-526-9774 • macksbabylon.com
Charming spot for refined breakfast and lunch favorites, with a new season-inspired dinner menu being offered this fall. Delight in reinvented comfort dishes and artisanal cocktails within a lovely courtyard setting infused with antique flair. The diverse menu caters to all, including vegans and gluten-free diners.
LUNCH • BRUNCH • BAR • TAKE OUT • CATERING WEEKLY SPECIALS
EXPLORE LI WINE COUNTRY THIS FALL! This year marks its 50th Anniversary…take a tour and raise a glass! Enjoy renowned wines amidst stunning spots like waterfront vineyards, rustic barns, and world-class tasting rooms at some of the 60+ vineyards and tasting rooms on the East End. Tour wineries, enjoy farm-to-table cuisine from local restaurants and discover charming roadside cottages and historic bed & breakfasts. Plan your winery visits here: liwines.com
Bayard Cutting Arboretum Grounds Tours
WEDNESDAYS & SATURDAYS • 10:30AM-11:30AM
440 Montauk Hwy., Great River | 631-682-5133 bayardcuttingarboretum.com | Weather permitting, enjoy a guided tour of the beautiful gardens and paths along the Connetquot River.
Quogue Wildlife Refuge
OPEN ALL YEAR | 3 Old Country Road, Quogue | 631-653-4771 quoguewildliferefuge.org | 305 acre nature preserve has three trails and multiple connecting paths. Expect to spot bobcats, owls, falcons and eagles. Dogs/bicycles not permitted.
Babylon Beautification Society’s Annual Craft Fair
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 • 9:00AM-5:00PM Argyle Lake, Babylon Village | Craft venders galore! Artisan goods, live music, food, something for everyone.
DUBTOberfest
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 • 3:00-6:00PM
1 S. Chicago Avenue, Bay Shore | 631-485-2232 destinationunknownbeercompany | Over 20 Long Island breweries, live music, food trucks and more.
Long Island Pet Expo
SATURDAY & SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 & 17 • 10:00AM-5:00PM
Tanner Park, Copiague | Featuring pet performances, fashions, exhibits, petting zoos, and more.
Sunflower Festival at Harbes Farms
SATURDAY & SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 & 17 • 9:00AM-6:00PM
1225 Rte. 25, Jamesport | 631-494-4796 | harbesfamilyfarm.com
Don’t miss two fun-filled days of fall fun and sunflowers! Get lost in a breathtaking sea of golden-yellow as you wander through the sunflowers.
Psychic
& Holistic Wellness Event
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 • 12:00-5:00PM
Fire Island Vines, 17 E. Main Street, Bay Shore | 516-639-6903
@empoweredpathexpos | fireislandvines.com
6 Psychics, Tarot Cards, Holistic Wellness vendors, food & beverages available for purchase. Free admission and raffles.
Ales by the Rails and Craft Fair
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 • 12:00-6:00PM
Lindenhurst Village Gazebo | Enjoy live music, food, vendors, craft beer and more.
Brightwaters Farms Fall Harvest
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23RD IS OPENING DAY!
1624 Manatuck Blvd., Bay Shore | 631-665-5411
brightwatersfarms.com | Pumpkin picking, petting zoo, fall decorations, live music, food, hayrides, face painting and even more on the weekends.
Together in Teal – Walk to End Ovarian Cancer
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 | 10:00AM
Belmont Lake State Park, W. Babylon
Togetherinteal.donordrive.com | Special Run/Walk which provides the opportunity to celebrate the strength and resilience of survivors as well as pay tribute to those who have lost their lives.
Annual ESANY Bunger Surf Contest
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
Gilgo Beach, Ocean Pkwy., Babylon | Come down and cheer on LI’s local surf talent!
Pour the Core Hard Cider Festival
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 | 1:30 – 5:00PM Southaven County Park, Yapank | PourTheCore.com | Hard ciders from local, national and international cider makers, a donut eating contest, food trucks, and more!
The Swashbuckling History of Women in Piracy
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 • 7:00-9:00PM
W. Islip Library, 3 Higbie Lane, W. Islip | 631-661-7080
Westisliplibrary.org | A presentation by Tara Rider exploring the history of notorious female pirates spanning the globe and centuries.
BEST SPOTS FOR APPLE PICKING ON LI
NORTH FORK
Harbes Family Farm | 631-482-7641 715 Sound Ave., Mattituck Pumpkins, hayrides, corn maze and more! harbesfamilyfarm.com
Harbes Orchard | 631-683-8388 5698 Sound Avenue, Riverhead Lewin Farms | 631-929-4327
Closed Tuesdays, 812 Sound Avenue, Calverton Pick apples, pumpkins and in-season vegetables. lewinfarm.com
Wickham’s Fruit Farm | 631-734-6441
Closed Sundays, 28700 Rte. 25, Cutchogue They also sell their own freshly baked goods and homemade jams and treats. wickhamsfruitfarm.com
Windy Acres Farm | 631-727-4554
3810 Middle Country Road, Calverton Hayrides and fall festivities on the weekends. windyacresfarm.org
Woodside Orchards | 631-722-5770
2 Locations: 729 Main Road, Aquebogue (closed Wednesdays) and 116 Manor Road, Jamesport They also make and sell their own hard cider and freshly baked goods. woodsideorchards.com
SOUTH FORK
Hank’s Pumpkintown | 631-726-4667 240 Montauk Hwy., Water Mill
Lots of fall festivities as well as their market with freshly baked goods and roasted corn. hankspumpkintown.com
Milk Pail U-Pick Farm | 631-537-2565 50 Horsemill Lane, Water Mill
Pick apples from the tree and pumpkins from the vine. milk-pail.com
Seven Ponds Orchard | 631-726-8015 65 7 Ponds Road, Water Mill Farmer’s Market including freshly baked goodies.
As always, before heading out, please call ahead or check websites for updates regarding hours of operation and/or unexpected changes and closings.
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Rise of the Jack-O-Lanterns
OCTOBER, ALL MONTH EXCEPT MONDAYS & TUESDAYS • 7:00-9:30PM
USDAN Summer Camp for the Arts 185 Colonial Springs Rd., Wheatley Heights | jackolanterns.com
Celebrating their 10th season with the world’s longest jack-o-lantern trail lined with pumpkins carved by professional artists into fun designs, characters, spooky faces, and more. Advanced tickets required.
Babylon Village Shopping Crawl
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1 • 10:30AM-4:00PM Eat, drink and shop-til-you-drop! Free raffle tickets for great prizes donated from village shops. Babylonchamber.com
Moonlight Market at Great South Bay Brewery
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7 • 4:00PM-MIDNIGHT 25 Drexel Drive, Bay Shore | 631-3928472 Greatsouthbaybrewery.com
Kick off the spooky season with over 100 vendors selling crafts, curiosities, and oddities! Food, drinks and live entertainment. Must be 21 to attend.
Montauk Fall Festival & Clam Chowder Contest
SATURDAY & SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7 & 8
10:00AM-5:00PM
Village Green, Montauk Montaukchamber.com
Clam Chowder Contest on Saturday. LI beers and wine, Octoberfest foods, live music, 30 horse carousel, Farmers' Market and more!
Fall Festival and “Mourning" at the Manor
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8 • 10:00AM – 4:00PM Sagtikos Manor, 677 Montauk Hwy., Bay Shore | 631-321-6809 info@sagtikosmanor.org
See the manor decorated for the season and join a procession to the family cemetery while listening to the spiritual cemetery tour. Arts & crafts, vendors and games for the kids Oktoberfest Celebration at The Snapper Inn
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8 • 12:00-4:00PM 500 Shore Dr., Oakdale 631-589-0248 | Thesnapperinn.com
Annual celebration on the expansive grounds located on the Connetquot River. Live music, beer & sausage garden.
Long Beach's Fall Festival
SATURDAY & SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14 & 15
10:00AM-5:00PM
Kennedy Plaza, Park Ave. between National Blvd. and Centre St. Pumpkins, hayrides, food, artisan crafts and lots of unique vendor merchandise.
Making Strides Walk to End Breast Cancer at Jones Beach
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15 • 7:00AM-12NOON Jones Beach Field 5, 1 Ocean Pkwy., Wantagh | Cancer.org
Join the movement to end breast cancer and sign up to walk and save lives.
Long Island Oyster Festival
SATURDAY & SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14 & 15
11:00AM-6:00PM
Theodore Roosevelt Park, Oyster Bay theoysterfestival.org
Tall ships, artisans, pirates, food, live entertainment, and of course the oyster eating & shucking contests.
Town of Islip Apple Festival
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 • 10:00AM-4:30PM
The Islip Grange, 10 Broadway Avenue, Sayville. Old time harvest festival! Craft and merchandise vendors, food, live entertainment, and Kids Fun Zone with crafts and many hands-on exhibitors for everyone to enjoy.
Babylon Village Fall Harvest Festival
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 • 11:00AM-6:00PM
Babylonchamber.com
Fun for the entire family.
Seatuck Bats & Brews Benefit at the Scully Estate
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 • 7:00-11:00PM 550 South Bay Ave., Islip 631-581-6908 | seatuck.org
Held on the wooded grounds of the historic Scully Estate, this benefit features craft beer from LI’s breweries, an expert bat lecture, live music, food from local restaurants and more.
LI Maritime Museum's Annual Halloween Boat Burning
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27 • 5:00PM 88 West Ave., West Sayville 631-854-4974 • Limaritime.org
A longstanding tradition that features entertainment for all ages.
Babylon Village Safe Halloween Trick or Treat
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28 • 11:00AM-3:00PM Babylonchamber.com
It’s all about the candy.
Ramsay Realtors
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