Compliments of the: WESTHAMPTON BEACH BUSINESS ALLIANCE “Your Guide to Everything Westhampton”
Join us as we mark 25 incredible years of marine education, conservation, and unforgettable family fun. To honor this milestone, we’re kicking off 25 Weeks of Fun—a series of exciting events, activities, special offers, and giveaways celebrating our journey and future. Starting the first week of April and running through September, there’s something special for everyone each week. Don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime celebration!
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK
THE
COUNTY EXECUTIVE
Edward P. Romaine COUNTY
EXECUTIVE
Dear Visitor,
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK
Edward P. Romaine COUNTY EXECUTIVE
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE
Edward
P. Romaine COUNTY EXECUTIVE
Dear Visitor,
community, the gateway to Long Island’s famous East you can visit. There is something for everybody here, return repeatedly.
are here, offering some of the most memorable meals to often made with fresh local seafood, and Long Island incredible wines from Long Island and around the world. want to visit the local shops. The shopping is boutiques and stores. A thriving arts community exists See a show at the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts premiere live music venue on Long Island’s East End. community lies with the soft, golden sand and majestic Once you get “sand in your shoes”, you can never open beach. you are welcome to it. We will see you on the beach.
Welcome to the Greater Westhampton community, the gateway to Long Island’s famous East End and one of the most beautiful places you can visit. There is something for everybody here, and after one visit you will plan your return repeatedly.
Some of the East End’s best restaurants are here, offering some of the most memorable meals to be found anywhere in New York State, often made with fresh local seafood, and Long Island farm-grown vegetables and paired with incredible wines from Long Island and around the world. You will not be disappointed when you want to visit the local shops. The shopping is extraordinary, with beautifully appointed boutiques and stores. A thriving arts community exists in the Greater Westhampton area as well. See a show at the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center, which has quickly become the premiere live music venue on Long Island’s East End.
Of course, the crown jewel of the community lies with the soft, golden sand and majestic shorelines of our world-famous beaches. Once you get “sand in your shoes”, you can never escape the call of the ocean and miles of open beach.
The Greater Westhampton has it all, and you are welcome to it. We will see you on the beach. Have a wonderful season.
Sincerely,
Edward P. Romaine Suffolk County Executive
Sincerely,
Welcome to the Greater Westhampton community, the gateway to Long Island’s End and one of the most beautiful places you can visit. There is something for and after one visit you will plan your return repeatedly.
Some of the East End’s best restaurants are here, offering some of the most memorable be found anywhere in New York State, often made with fresh local seafood, and farm-grown vegetables and paired with incredible wines from Long Island and You will not be disappointed when you want to visit the local shops. The shopping extraordinary, with beautifully appointed boutiques and stores. A thriving arts community in the Greater Westhampton area as well. See a show at the Westhampton Beach Center, which has quickly become the premiere live music venue on Long Island’s Of course, the crown jewel of the community lies with the soft, golden sand and shorelines of our world-famous beaches. Once you get “sand in your shoes”, you escape the call of the ocean and miles of open beach. The Greater Westhampton has it all, and you are welcome to it. We will see you Have a wonderful season.
Sincerely,
Edward P. Romaine Suffolk County Executive
Edward P. Romaine Suffolk County Executive
Southampton Town Hall 116 Hampton Road Southampton, NY 11968 www.southamptontownny.gov (631)283-6000
TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON
TOWN BOARD MEMBERS
Maria Z. Moore, Supervisor
Michael A. Iasilli, Councilperson
William Pell IV, Councilperson
Cyndi McNamara, Councilperson
Rick Martel, Councilperson
Dear Visitor,
As Southampton Town Supervisor, it is my pleasure to extend a warm welcome to each of you to the Greater Westhampton area Every moment spent here and throughout the Town offers an opportunity to explore its rich history and enduring charm, and to celebrate the unique spirit that makes it a cherished destination.
We invite you to embark on a journey of discovery, where interesting shops, art galleries, restaurants, pristine beaches, scenic walking trails and a lively cultural scene come together to create a welcoming community.
Throughout the summer and in every season, both residents and visitors alike can look to our community as a haven from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Summer is a time for simple pleasures, and we are fortunate to offer beautiful beaches, diverse dining options, and a wide range of entertainment, all while preserving the small town feel that makes our community special.
Whether you’re a longtime resident, a first-time visitor, or considering making this area your home, you play an integral role in our community’s story.
I hope you fully enjoy your time in the lovely Greater Westhampton area and throughout the town, and share in all that it has to offer.
Sincerely,
Maria Z. Moore, Supervisor Town of Southampton
Stay & Play!
Minutes from the North Fork’s wineries, Hampton’s beaches, Tanger Outlets and just next door to the Long Island Aquarium.
Our waterfront hotel features a 24-hour fitness center, indoor/outdoor swimming pools, a seasonal poolside bar and grill and many more ammenities. The Hyatt Place Long Island / East End is the ideal resort destination for business and leisure travelers.
Atlantis Banquets & Events features multiple event room choices such as the modern and beautiful Sea Star Ballroom overlooking the Peconic River and Long Island Aquarium setting, with our most colorful and captivating aquatic displays. We have packages designed to fit every budget and room blocks available just next door, making our waterfront resort destination the perfect location for your special event. Whether a formal, traditional affair or a more contemporary party, let our team make your special day, the one you’ve always dreamed of.
VILLAGE OF WESTHAMPTON BEACH
VILLAGE OF WESTHAMPTON BEACH
As the Mayor of Westhampton Beach, it is my privilege to welcome you to our beautiful Village. Westhampton Beach is a brilliant destination with some of the nation's most stunning. beaches, waterfront properties and summer attractions.
In 2020 we completed a total restoration of our Main Street, so residents and visitors alike can now enjoy wider sidewalks, beautiful landscapes, expanded outdoor dining, new green spaces and skies uncluttered by overhead wires. Our ample seating and pocket parks provide perfect places to rest and relax with friends.
Westhampton Beach has many new restaurants and shops, so take a moment to seek out the splendid shopping options and wide array of fine dining choices. Whether you are interested in a family stroll down Main Street, a sun-soaked day at our world-class beaches, or a foray into the diverse cultural lineup oIered at our Performing Arts Center, the Village has something for everyone.
You won't want to miss our concerts, art shows, Monday night movies sponsored by our Library and other events on the Great Lawn. Our marina is centrally located in the heart of the Village, with kayak or paddleboard rentals and sunset cruises. For a taste of the East End's rich bounty, head to the Farmer’s Market every Saturday morning on our Village Green. Our Maria Moore Community Park on Glover's Lane oIers a peaceful setting to relax by the fountain, or to have some fun playing bocce ball, chess, checkers, or backgammon available at the Chamber of Commerce oIice. From there take a stroll down to the Great Lawn and enjoy the newly relocated and renovated Governor John Adams Dix 1870 Windmill.
During every season, residents and visitors can count on the Village of Westhampton Beach to remain a refuge for relaxing, enjoying nature and entertainment. Summer is the time for simple pleasures. We are fortunate to have such stunning beaches, excellent dining, and festive entertainment opportunities, all while maintaining that small town feel. I hope you fully enjoy your stay in our charming Village and sha to oIer.
Ralph Urban
Mayor, Village of Westhampton Beach
YOU ARE NEVER TOO YOUNG TO PLAN
Estate planning is not just for the wealthy. Any person over the age of eighteen should be considering it. Everyone from students heading to college to their grandparents and great grandparents should be talking about having certain documents in place.
The first document to consider is a Health Care Proxy. A proxy says who you choose to make medical decisions if you cannot make them for yourself. Consider the college student who may be under anesthesia for a surgery or the older individual who has some dementia or other cognitive impairment; both circumstances call for an agent under a health care proxy to make decisions. Some choose to supplement the proxy with a Living Will, which will express your wishes with respect to end-of-life decision making. This document can direct that certain treatments be stopped if they are only serving to prolong your life where there is no reasonable expectation of recovery.
A Power of Attorney authorizes the person you appoint as agent to handle all business and financial decisions as if they were you – including but not limited to banking transactions, real estate matters, and any other instance where finances are involved. Most college freshmen are 18, newly deemed adults under the law. By executing a power of attorney, they can give
parents the ability to access their bank account and assist with other financial items that they have always assisted with when they were minors. A power of attorney can be simple or can confer more complex powers, depending on the situation. For older individuals who may be concerned about diminishing mental capacity, having a power of attorney should eliminate the need for the Court to appoint a guardian to handle financial affairs.
Beyond these documents that are concerned with your affairs while you are alive, it is also important to plan your estate for after death. This can be done through a Last Will and Testament (a “will”) or a Living Trust. A will determines how your assets are distributed at the time of your death. In its basic form, it outlines who will be in charge of your estate, the executor, and what persons or charities you will leave to, beneficiaries. There are several kinds of trusts you can create during your lifetime. Depending on how it is written, trust benefits can include avoiding the Courts after death, protecting assets for Medicaid planning, or reduction or elimination of estate taxes after death.
Estate planning is not just for the wealthy and it is not just for the old. Different stages of life and individual circumstances call for proper planning at all ages.
V I L LA G E O
Dear Visitor,
TO N D U N E S
As the Mayor of West Hampton Dunes, it is my privilege to welcome you to our beautiful Village. The Village of West Hampton Dunes is a peaceful residential community, nestled between the stunning shores of the Atlantic Ocean and Moriches Bay.
Incorporated in 1993, the Village was born from a shared mission and the unwavering efforts of our residents to defend against severe coastal erosion. That mission continues today, as our community has grown into a model of resilience and environmental stewardship.
The Village is a sanctuary for both people and wildlife, offering residents and visitors pristine beaches that are not only beautiful, but also serve as vital habitats for threatened species and diverse wildlife. Watching piping plovers nest in the sand, ospreys return annually to their nests, or seals pass by offshore—these experiences are part of everyday life here.
Here, the beach is never far. Long walks along the shoreline, paddleboarding on the bay, or simply enjoying a sunset from your deck—these are the simple, enduring pleasures of West Hampton Dunes.
Whether you’re here for a wee appreciate the joy of coastal l connection here that our residen
AN EXTRAORDINARY COMMUNITY DESERVES EXTRAORDINARY CARE
Peconic Bay Medical Center is setting a new standard for what a community hospital should be.
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FEATURE
BABY MOON
Fine Italian cuisine. Open 7 days, year round for lunch and dinner. Specialty pizza and chef specials daily. Beautiful dining room with fireplace. Reservations suggested. 238 Montauk Hwy. Westhampton Beach 631-288-6350
BRUNETTI PIZZA
Featuring over 20 varieties of pies and assorted toppings, this well known pizzeria is second to none. in addition to the pizza, be sure to try the small plates such as Parmigiamixed Olivesna, Mary’s Meatballs Shishito Peppers and Artichoke & Prosciutto. Open seven days, 12:00pm-9:00pm 61 Main St., Westhampton Beach 631-288-3003
626 Hudson St. West Village 212-255-5699
CAFFEINE COFFEE SHOP
Features variety of coffees, teas & tisane. 115 Main St., Westhampton 631-998-0868
DAPHNE’S BAR & BISTRO
World class bistro fare inspired by the Mediterranean, creative cocktails and amazing music.
115 Main St., Westhampton Beach 631-998-0868
DOCKERS
Creative American cuisine with an emphasis on fresh seafood, steaks and lobsters overlooking the water on to Shinnecock Bay. Raw bar sections and steamers with live entertainment, indoor and outdoor dining, catering and a good bar scene. Very popular for their lobster nights on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday. 94 Dune Road, East Quogue 631-653-0653
FAUNA
Fauna features a Raw Bar, Fresh Sea food selections, & Special creations such as ode to Starr. In addition, featured items include Duck,Pork Chops,Steaks,Chicken & an array of signature appetizers & sides to round out a truly exceptional menu. Open daily 4pm-10pm. 6 Parlato Drive Westhampton Beach 631-288-3500 • faunawhb.com
FLORA
FLORA is one of Westhampton’s newest restaurants, open for curbside, dine in, fullservice restaurant and bar. Offering unique menu choices.
149 Main St., Westhampton Beach 631-998-9600
FUNCHO’S
A new take on standard Mexican fare. Tacos, burritos, chili & fajitas; all benefit from local farm fresh produce. The chef updates traditional Mexican food with inspired innovation, making this way more than a mere take-out taco stand. 127 Main Street, Westhampton Beach 288-2408
HASKELL’S SEAFOOD MKT & CAFE
Serving fresh seafood salads, appetizers, entrees, shell fish. Pick up prepared meals, or eat in at the outdoor patio area. Everything freshly caught! 77 A Main Street, Westhampton Beach 631-288-7287
IVY ON MAIN
Mediterranean-influenced New American style restaurant and cocktail lounge. 103 Main St , Westhampton Beach 631-998-0795 ivywesthamtonbeach.com
JOHN
SCOTT’S SURF SHACK
The ‘shack’ is known for it’s casual dining, live music seafood, salads, wraps and more. 540 Dune Road, Westhampton Beach 631-288-5810 or 631-288-5815
MARGARITA GRILLE
Established in 1999, The Margarita Grille has been serving the greater Westhampton area with entertaining food presentations in a lively, fun laid back atmosphere for young, and old! 83 Main St. Westhampton Beach (631) 288-5252
MARY’S PIZZA
Check out our newest location for delicious Italian cuisine and daily specials. Live music on our patio all summer long. Sun.-Thurs. 10am10pm, Fri. & Sat. 10am-11pm. Delivery available. 190 Montauk Hwy., Speonk 631-801-6600
MICHELANGELO’S
Eat in or take out. Excellent pizza and calzone specialties. Chef’s specials daily. On and off premises catering. Open 7 days for lunch and dinner. Reservations suggested. Locations in Cutchogue, Speonk, Northport, Mattituck 11 Eastport Manor Road, Eastport 631-325-1314
SALT & LOFT
Fine dining along with entertainment. Featuring Mediterranean shared plates, delicious dinner selections, cocktails as well as fine wines, spirits, and classic coffees. See you at Salt & Loft. 145 Main St., Westhampton Beach 631-288-2000
Our original acai bowl...delicious homemade granola, perfected Açai puree, assortment of banana, strawberry, blueberry, coconut & a drizzle of honey on top....completely customizable, made-to-order Gluten-Free DairyFree Vegan Friendly.
87 Sunset Ave, Westhampton Beach (631) 248-4400
Open 7-Days a week. 7AM – 8PM
SUSHI 1
Located on Mill Road in Westhampton Beach. Closed Mondays. Dinner daily Tuesday-Saturday open 5:00; Sunday open 4:30. Mill Road, Westhampton Beach (631) 288-5096
THE KETCH
Whether it’s a special occasion or a casual evening out, our menu offers something delicious for everyone.
62 Montauk Hwy, Westhampton (631) 998-0375
TONINO’S
Family owned & operated since 1992. Great food at reasonable prices. Try our renowned pizza! Full service restaurant with catering. Open Sunday to Thursday 10am-10pm. Fri. & Sat. 10am-11pm. 88 Old Riverhead Road, Westhampton Beach 631-288-5211
TONY’S ASIAN FUSION RESTAURANTS
All food asian: Japanese, Chinese and Thai dishes prepared with expertise. Warm and friendly service. Three east end locations for your convenience. at www.tonysasianfusion.com. East Moriches 878-9575 Westhampton 288-8880 East Quogue 728-8850
Long Island, as we all know, is a special place for many reasons. Whether it is time spent in the Hamptons, enjoying the outdoors, or catching those incredible days at our ocean beaches, not much can compare to a perfect day out-east.
Another fascinating aspect of Long Island is it’s world-class fishing. Even if you aren’t a fisher, enjoying local Long Island Seafood is an opportunity not to be missed. We are in a special place; the Labrador Current draws cold water species down from the North off of our shores, and the Gulf Stream Current brings Southern species up from the South. These two currents almost create a ballet of advances and releases throughout the year. Along with this ever-performing dance of ocean currents, comes some of the most bountiful, unique and sought-after seafood that we are known for around the world. So, let’s talk about all of these special, and sometimes hidden, local treasures!
Last year we had mentioned an exciting potential opportunity that has now arrived…Atlantic Royal Red Shrimp!!! Shrimp that are local to Long Island, WHAT?! Yes, it is true, off the coast of Long Island, in very deep water, there is a variety of shrimp called Royal Red Shrimp that migrate up and down the East Coast depending on the time of year. To harvest these shrimp, a special set of circumstances and harvest methods need to align to have a successful landing such as this.
At Haskell’s Seafood Market and Cafe on Main Street in Westhampton Beach, you can discover this new “shrimp lovers” opportunity and experience true wild-caught Long Island shrimp. Royal Reds are sweet and succulent. Their texture can be comparable to fresh lobster, and even more tender. Haskell’s Seafood offers Shrimp Cocktail, Shrimp Salads, Shrimp Rolls, Cajun Buttered Shrimp and Fried Royal Red Shrimp as an offering to explore the diversity of this lesser known deep sea treasure. As these local shrimp have not been treated with any preservatives that most other shrimp have been subject to, you will have a pure and true experience as to what local wild caught shrimp can taste like in it’s most honest form.
There is another deep-water Long Island fish that we see throughout the year called Golden Tilefish. If you have ever enjoyed Golden Tilefish before, you may have noticed that it too has a sweet and almost crustacean-like flavor to it. It just so happens that Golden Tilefish and Royal Red Shrimp reside in the same deep waters of the ocean… and you guessed it…Golden Tilefish LOVE to eat Royal Red Shrimp! At Haskell’s Seafood, we enjoy sharing the information of all these fascinating facts about our local waters.
Ever heard of “Pumpkin Swordfish”?! Highly sought after by Chefs, the Pumpkin Swordfish gets this name due to the color of it’s flesh. It’s not a different type of Swordfish by nature, but the color and flavor of swordfish changes due to what it is feeding on. I’ll bet at this point you have guessed right again! When Swordfish feed on a high diet of Shrimp, it in fact changes the flavor and color of the fish to possess a sweetness and pumpkin-like rosy hue. All of this is happening right off the coast of Long Island thanks to the Royal Red Shrimp!
“So why haven’t I heard of or seen Royal Red Shrimp at grocery stores of markets before?”, one might ask. There is a very good answer to that. Some of our local seafood opportunities are boutique, meaning that some things just haven’t been marketed or made commercially viable due to the specialized effort that is needed to make a harvest possible. Haskell’s Seafood, founded by Captain Peter Haskell, maintains direct relationships with our fleet of fishing boats on the East End of Long Island which makes it possible for us to rediscover seafood opportunities that one may have never seen. Haskell’s Seafood is not only committed to only working with the local seafood harvests of Long Island, but we are a direct conduit to our local fisheries with no one in the middle. Local seafood is harvested, Haskell’s Seafood thoughtfully prepares, and we then want you to be the direct recipient of our East End’s bounty!
Much of our fisheries are about telling its story. Many of us have our own, growing up and fishing on the bays of Long Island, bringing the catch back to the house for an evening feast with family. It truly is our heritage on Long Island that we are talking about and sharing that story keeps heritage alive and well. We encourage this type of conversation at Haskell’s Seafood which often leads to education passing back and forth, awareness of our surroundings, and a responsible role that is played in the big/small picture of our Local Seafood Landings. I often say to myself, “What better of a life could you live, sharing all of this with others, experiencing the seasonal offerings year after year, and celebrating life on Long Island the same way it has been done for centuries, but doing it today and each day thereafter.” We look forward to all of your visits at Haskell’s Seafood this season and thank YOU for being a part of the big/small picture here on the East End of Long Island!
Capt. Peter Haskell, Haskell’s Seafood Westhampton Beach and Quogue
Salt & Loft serves seasonal New American cuisine specializing in seafood dishes. The new menu features delicious food for lunch, brunch and dinner. Enjoy our signature cocktails, and a fine selection of local North Fork, California and European wines, and spirits.
Salt & Loft is a casual refined restaurant and provides a cozy ambiance within an open and lofty space. Enjoy dining and music on our outdoor Patio.
Salt & Loft will elevate your Hamptons dining experience. Come and create special memories with us.
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ONGOING EXHIBIT: EYE OF THE STORM EXHIBIT
Wednesdays–Sundays, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM (Through October)
Tuthill House, 101 Mill Road (Campus)
Immerse yourself in the Eye of the Storm with this captivating exhibit covering 150 years
SUMMER CRAFTS FAIR SERIES
All events held on campus unless noted.
PAPER QUILLING
Saturday, July 19, 2025
A skilled artisan demonstrates rolling and shaping paper strips into intricate designs. View stunning works!
BLACKSMITHING
Saturday, July 19, 2025
Watch a craftsperson reshape iron using antique tools, a coal forge, anvil, tongs, and post-vise.
BEEKEEPING
Saturday, July 26, 2025
Learn the art of beekeeping from a master (honey available for purchase).
HISTORIC WEAVING
Saturday, July 26, 2025
Discover warp, woof, and shed! Demonstrations feature rigid heddle, inkle, and lap looms.
FARM ANIMALS & HISTORIC MUSIC
Saturday, August 2, 2025
Farm Animals: Interact with animals vital to historic farm life. Historic Music: Max performs 1800s maritime, minstrel, and Appalachian tunes on period instruments (banjo, concertina, button accordion).
BASKET WEAVING
Saturday, August 9, 2025
Craft baskets from local materials—observe or participate!
HAND STITCHERY
Saturday, August 9, 2025
Join a colonial-style sewing circle to learn decorative and practical stitches.
Schmidt’s Country Market has been serving the East End since 1980.
Located in Quogue, our family-owned and operated market has provided the Hamptons and surrounding areas with fresh local produce, deli sandwiches and services, catering services, a butcher station, and gourmet foods for over 39 years. Our market serves hot breakfasts, gourmet sandwiches, fresh sushi, chef-prepared hot lunches, and our famous salad and soup daily to the community.
All food preparation is done on the premises.
Schmidt’s also offers vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and organic meals and an increased selection of organic and local produce to meet dietary needs.
Breakfast & Lunch
Schmidt’s Market & Produce offers a variety of hot sandwiches, cold sandwiches, daily specials, our famous soup & salad bar and a full deli menu. You can stop by or order online and save time.
Full Market & Produce
Recently remodeled, with wide aisles and low profiles, we offer a pleasant & speedy shopping experience. Our market is fully stocked with a deli section, butcher, fresh produce and pantry items.
Catering Menu
Schmidt’s Market & Produce can help provide food for any occasion. Our chef offers delicious menu options, including vegetarian options and appetizer platters. We are your choice for catering.
www.WesthamptonTrueValue.com
More than a store…a part of your community since 1954
Our doors have greeted the locals and visitors of Westhampton Beach with a warm smile, friendly advice, and the know-how to help get the job done. At Westhampton True Value, we are proud to be the place our neighbors stop in to say hi, our local craftsmen get the supplies to get the job done, and our visitors can find that last minute item on their way to the beach. We continually expanding our inventory to provide you with the latest and best products, while still maintaining the classic mom-n-pop feel our customers have come to know and love.
But our store is much more than our products – it’s our service. Westhampton True Value is certified service dealer of Weber Grills. So not only do we have a full line of Weber BBQs, we will assemble and deliver (with a full tank of propane!) in time for your cookout – or if you already have a grill, we can come by to service it at your house. Custom signs, key cutting, screen and glass repairs – you name it, we are there to help.
At our family owned and operated store you’ll be welcomed by helpful experts who know you personally. Every project you have is important to us, which is why we’re here to offer you advice and provide you with the right products to make your work easier and results professional.
Come in and see for yourself how personalized service and premium products truly matter. And for those of you who’ve already experienced the difference of shopping at our store – thank you! As always, we’re here and ready to help!
Waterfront Cottages
Fruits, vegetables, baked goods, dairy, flowers and gifts!
25 Peconic Bay Blvd. Aquebogue
Eastern Long Island Executives (ELIE) is a regional networking organization dedicated to the promotion of business on the East End of Long Island.
Following the severe economic downturn at the end of 2008 ELIE changed the format of its organization to a regional networking group with one member per industry. It currently has 30 members who meet once per month for breakfast at the Holiday Inn Express in Riverhead. In addition, ELIE hosts 4 to 5 networking events throughout the year that are open to the entire area business community.
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Th e Greater Westhampton communities are famous for their Atlantic Ocean white sugar sand beaches on the barrier island known as Dune Road. Which community you live in determines which beaches you can actually access. The Villages of Westhampton Beach, Quogue and West Hampton Dunes each have their own municipal beaches for their village residents while the surrounding hamlets and have fewer free options available to them. In addition to these municipal beaches, there are ample private beach clubs and hotel related accommodations that will offer great beach experiences in the Greater Westhampton communities.
VILLAGE OF WESTHAMPTON BEACH
LASHLEY BEACH @ JETTY 4
ROGERS BEACH
Full-service Main Village Beach Pavilion just south of the Beach Lane Bridge is complete with public restrooms, snack bar concession, changing rooms with lockers as well as both indoor and outdoor showers. Lifeguards are on duty during summer season.
Limited-service Village Beach Pavilion with public restrooms and outdoor showers. This is a preferred local surf spot with a more relaxed atmosphere also with lifeguards on duty during the summer season.
Both of these Village of Westhampton Beach locations maintain parking lots and are accessible by permit for Village residents at no cost. Non-resident beach stickers may be obtained at the Municipal Building on Fridays between the hours of 4-7pm, and Saturdays from 9am to 1pm. The Village extends beach privileges as a courtesy to taxpayers and year-round residents residing in the hamlets of Westhampton, Quiogue, Remsenburg and Speonk for a fee. Summer renters inside the Incorporated Village’s boundaries may obtain beach privileges for a fee. Summer renters in the hamlets of Westhampton, Remsenburg, Speonk and Quiogue may obtain beach privileges for a fee. At no time is random parking permitted on Dune Road for public beach access.
For more information contact the Village of Westhampton Beach at 631-288-1654 Ext. 1550 or visit WesthamptonBeach.org/village-beaches
VILLAGE OF QUOGUE
QUOGUE MAIN BEACH
Full Service Main Village Beach Pavilion on Dune Road is complete public restrooms, snack bar concession, changing rooms with lockers as well as both indoor and outdoor showers. Lifeguards are on duty during summer season. At no time is random parking permitted on Dune Road for public beach access. The Village of Quogue Beach maintains a parking lot and is accessible by permit for Village residents and leaseholders.
For complete information on beach access in this municipality contact the Village of Quogue at 631-653-4498 for details or visit http://www.villageofquogue.com/beach.cfm
VILLAGE OF WEST HAMPTON DUNES
T he beaches of the Village of West Hampton Dunes have had the honor of being designated as one of the top best restored beach in the United States following years of both short-term and long-term re-nourishment. Access to the Atlantic Ocean beach for the public is via a series of boardwalks over the dunes throughout the village. Lifeguards are not provided and at no time is random parking permitted on Dune Road for public beach access.
PIKE’S BEACH
This Town of Southampton limited service beach located in the Village of West Hampton Dunes is operational for residents and leaseholders within the Town of Southampton as well as non-residents. It was opened in the late 1990s after having been closed for more than 10 years. This 400 foot beach offers lifeguard supervised swimming, sunbathing, and bathroom facilities. Lifeguard on duty between 10 am and 5 pm. Parking Fee: Charged 10 am to 5 pm. A permit is required 7 days a week from June 1st through September 15. Seasonal Beach Fees for Southampton Town Residents $30 / Vehicle, Senior Residents $20 / Vehicle, Non-Resident $225 / Vehicle and NON-RESIDENT DAILY PASSES $20 / per day.
For access information to Pike’s Beach in West Hampton Dunes as well as Ponquogue Beach and Tiani Beach further west in the communities of East Quogue and Hampton Bays, contact the Town of Southampton Department of Parks and recreation at 631-728-8585
CUPSOGUE BEACH
This 296 acre Suffolk County barrier beach park offers lifeguard-supervised swimming, sunbathing on white sand beaches and some of the finest saltwater bass fishing to be had on Long Island. A food concession, restrooms, first aid center, showers and changing rooms are all conveniently situated at Cupsogue’s pavillion. Campers and recreational vehicles are permitted along the access road running parallel to the outer beach. Diving is permitted at slack tide on the bay side of the park only. Water depth is approximately 12’.
*Recreational Vehicle Permit is required for outer beach access and camping.* Lifeguard protected 10 a.m. -5:30 p.m. Resident Parking (Green Key Holders) $ 5.00 Sr. Cit. /Handicap/Vol. /Veteran/Aux. Pol. /CERT (Mon.-Fri. except Holidays) FREE. Disabled Veteran / Active Military (7 days) FREE. Nonresident Parking (Non Green Key Holders) $10.00
For complete information on beach access to Suffolk County’s Cupsogue Beach call 631-852-8111.
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Long Island MacArthur Airport (ISP) Now Provides Convenient Air Service on Six Air Carriers
What’s new at Long Island MacArthur Airport? There are so many new and exciting upgrades to share! In the past five years, we’ve welcomed four new air carriers bringing the total to six airlines at ISP, serving 18 nonstop destinations, plus easy connections across the U.S. and beyond. Eighteen direct destinations is the highest number we’ve had since 2004 or possibly ever in Long Island MacArthur Airport’s long history. Our two newest air carriers are Avelo Airlines and Cape Air.
Avelo Airlines is a low-fare air carrier with a strong reliability record that frequently flies to hassle-free airports like ISP. Avelo will serve Charlotte’s Concord Padgett Airport (USA) and Central Florida’s Lakeland Airport located about halfway between Orlando and Tampa. Additionally, Avelo now serves the trendy destination of Wilmington, NC known as “Hollywood East” due to its role as a major film and television production hub. Additionally, Wilmington’s coastal charm, history and beautiful beaches presents a strong draw for Long Islanders.
Cape
Air Serves Boston Nonstop
Cape Air brings frequency and convenience to commuters and air travelers between Long Island MacArthur Airport and Boston’s Logan International Airport and beyond. Cape Air flies the new Tecnam Traveller aircraft offering customers a private jet-style experience. The flights are ideal for Hamptons travelers heading to New England, the Cape and Islands, along with day trips to Boston from Long Island. Cape Air serves ISP four times daily with efficient, scenic, and stress-free travel and connections to major air carriers flying across the U.S. and even internationally.
“We’ve been working hard for many years to make Long Island MacArthur Airport a highly desirable place for new airlines and customers,” said Long Island MacArthur Airport Aviation Commissioner Rob Schneider. “We also put effort into the airfield itself along with additional emphasis on air service development and marketing initiatives. Ensuring state of the art security is another area of focus in 2025,” he added.
Kudos and Recognition for MacArthur Airport
In 2024, Long Island MacArthur Airport was selected as one of the 10 Best Small Airports in the U.S. for the fourth consecutive year by USA Today. The Wall Street Journal also recently praised our airport naming it among U.S. “Haven” airports for its laidback vibe and convenience. We also received recognition from Discover Long Island in the form of the Tourism Trailblazer Award. In 2025, The Washington Post ranked Long Island MacArthur Airport as one of the 50 best airports in America. “We are most grateful for these honors and could not achieve our success without the ongoing support of our loyal customers, and the leadership of Islip Town Supervisor Angie Carpenter and the Town of Islip Board,” said Schneider.
What Does the Future Hold?
With its central location and promising opportunities for future growth, Long Island stands well positioned to enjoy the convenience of additional air travel, the attention of new air carriers, and the jobs and economic vitality that come with a dynamic airport. With the support of Supervisor Carpenter, the Islip Town Board, and the airport’s strong leadership, ISP remains critical to the prosperity of both Nassau and Suffolk counties.
“Long Islanders love to travel and we’re delighted to bring more options right to Islip’s easy Long Island MacArthur Airport. We’ve been listening to our customers and working hard with air carriers to bring new destinations for local residents and provide easy ways for visitors to access all the beauty of our Long Island home,” said Town of Islip Supervisor Angie Carpenter. “All six of our air carriers help us drive economic growth and connectivity,” she added.
Across Long Island, residents celebrated JetBlue’s arrival at ISP in the autumn of 2024. JetBlue serves Orlando, Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale nonstop from ISP. The addition of JetBlue offers Long Island customers greater convenience and access to their favorite Florida destinations on New York’s Hometown Airline. The new convenience is bringing new customers to ISP to enjoy JetBlue’s award-winning service.
It’s also noteworthy to mention Breeze Airways’ announcement of nonstop service from ISP to Sarasota, FL along with new Wilmington, NC flights. In total, Breeze now offers eight nonstop destinations from Long Island MacArthur Airport along with BreezeThru flights (one stop / no plane change) to New Orleans and Tampa. Inside the Terminal and on the airfield, MacArthur Airport staff continues to make improvements to the customer experience along with infrastructure and other upgrades. Airlines are taking notice of our efforts.
The airport’s proximity to the Ronkonkoma / MacArthur Airport Long Island Railroad remains a significant feature both for transportation connectivity now and in the future. The Town of Islip formally issued a Request for Qualifications for private developers for a Terminal and Rail Integration project on April 8, 2025. You can learn more at ISPTerminal.com.
ABOUT LONG ISLAND MACARTHUR AIRPORT:
MacArthur Airport is on Long Island approximately 50 miles from New York City. It is the closest airport to 2.8 million Long Island residents, and to world-renowned attractions including the famous Hamptons, Wine Country, lighthouses, Fire Island, excellent theatre, award-winning restaurants, and Gatsby-era mansions.
The Town of Islip owns and operates the airport, served by Avelo Airlines, Breeze Airways, Cape Air, Frontier Airlines, JetBlue Airways and Southwest Airlines. Access to the Long Island Railroad (LIRR) makes getting around Nassau and Suffolk counties convenient. Train service from the Ronkonkoma / MacArthur Airport LIRR to New York City provides frequent transport. Long Island MacArthur Airport employs 6000 people directly and indirectly, with a $16M annual operating budget and an economic impact of $600M to the region and local economy.
Rob Schneider
Why Air Tags Are a Traveler’s Best Companion
In today’s technology-driven world, air tags have emerged as essential tools for travelers, offering a practical way to enhance security and peace of mind. These small, lightweight devices use Bluetooth technology to connect with your smartphone, allowing you to monitor the location of your belongings in real-time through an app.
One of the primary concerns for travelers is the safety of their luggage. Lost or stolen luggage can quickly turn a dream vacation into a nightmare. By placing an air tag in your suitcase, you can track its location instantly, providing valuable information to airlines if your luggage goes missing. This real-time tracking can significantly reduce the anxiety associated with waiting for your bags at the carousel, as you’ll receive an alert as soon as your luggage appears.
Personal items such as wallets, passports, and electronics are often carried during travel, and losing any of these can disrupt your trip. Attaching air tags to these items adds an extra layer of security. For example, if you accidentally leave your wallet in a café, the air tag will alert you and guide you back to its location.
Air tags are particularly useful for group travel, helping to manage multiple belongings. By tagging each person’s luggage and important items, group leaders can ensure that nothing is left behind. This is especially beneficial for families with chil-
dren or large tour groups.
Solo travelers, too, can benefit from the reassurance provided by air tags, allowing them to monitor their items closely. Whether exploring a bustling city or relaxing on a beach, knowing your belongings are secure and easily locatable offers peace of mind.
Traveling with high-value items such as cameras, laptops, and jewelry requires extra precautions. Air tags can enhance security for these possessions, helping authorities recover items more efficiently in case of theft.
Using air tags effectively involves purchasing from a reputable brand, setting up the tags according to the manufacturer’s instructions, and attaching them securely to your belongings. Monitoring your items through the app and setting up alerts can further ensure accurate tracking.
Air tags are invaluable travel accessories, providing real-time tracking and enhanced security. Whether you’re a frequent flyer or an occasional traveler, air tags can make your journeys stress-free and enjoyable.
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East End Hospice
A New York State Certified Hospice • East End Hospice, Box 1048, Westhampton Beach, NY 11978 • www.eeh.org
Certified by Blue Cross. Medicare/Medicaid and private insurance accepted. No one will be denied care because of inability to pay. • East End Hospice does not discriminate on any basis in admission to its programs or activities.
The
EEH Thrift Shop . . . Great bargains,great cause!
Antiques, furniture, linens, silverware, dishes, baskets, clothing for all – & special sales! . . . a little bit of everything for everyone
Thrift Shop proceeds benefit Camp Good Grief, EEH’s summer bereavement day camp for children who have experienced a loss Donations welcome & volunteers needed – 631-288-3268.
East End Hospice Thrift Shop • Hours Wed-Sat 10am-3:45pm 58 Old Riverhead Road, Westhampton Beach
East End Hospice
A New York State Certified Hospice info@eeh.org • www.eeh.org
481 Westhampton-Riverhead Road PO Box 1048 Westhampton Beach, NY 11978-7048
Tuesdays
July 1 – August 26 at 5:30 p.m.
Free, family-fun entertainment at the Westhampton Beach Gazebo or Westhampton Beach Middle School. Acts are geared toward ages 2-8, but all are welcome!
July 1: Brady Rymer Band
July 8: Rock and Roll with Squeaky Clean
July 15: Magic of Amore
July 22: Darlene Graham and Band
July 29: Jester Jim
Aug. 5: The Uncle Brothers Band
Aug. 12:Flor Bromley (bilingual music & stories)
Aug. 19:Steve Petra, Ventriloquist
Aug. 26:Suffolk Cnty Farm Petting Zoo (4:30)
24th Annual Long Island Smart Growth Awards Celebrates Downtown Revitalization, Walkability, Infrastructure Projects and Local Leadership.
For over 20 years, Vision Long Island has been honoring individuals, organizations, and projects that advance the growth of our downtowns. Focus areas include transit-oriented development, revitalizing communities, affordable housing, environmental sustainability, traffic calming, walkability, transportation choices, community & government leadership, and infrastructure.
Continuing this long-time practice, the 24th Annual LI Smart Growth Awards took place Friday, June 13th, at the Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury. The event brought together over 700 local civic groups, chambers, municipal governments, elected officials, walkability advocates, human services and infrastructure professionals from over 50 downtowns across Long Island. This year, over 50 nominations were considered, with 19 individual and project leadership awards selected.
The Suffolk County Alliance of Chambers is a ground-up regional business organization comprised of local chambers of commerce and other business alliances.
Discover the Hidden Gems and Attractions of Long Island
Long Island, a region filled with pristine beaches, the famed Hamptons, an award-winning wine region, stunning Gold Coast mansions that inspired The Great Gatsby, and the picturesque Fire Island. From charming coastal downtowns to championship golf courses, each corner of Long Island offers a unique experience suitable for any traveler.
Your friends from Discover Long Island are here to help you, guiding you to hidden gems and local hotspots. Featuring some of Long Island’s best white sand beaches, breathtaking New York State Parks, and ocean-side communities, the South Shore is a water lover’s paradise. The East End of Long Island offers mustsee attractions, vast farmlands, and historic, waterfront communities. The North Fork is renowned for Long Island’s Wine Country, featuring over 50 vineyards, numerous breweries, and craft distilleries. Visitors will discover charming cottages and inns nestled throughout the region, accompanied by over 100 active farms and farmstands, making the harvest and leaf-peeping seasons into celebrated spectacles.
On the South Fork, known for its premier summer destinations, The Hamptons and Montauk, you’ll find chic boutiques, gourmet dining, and historic art collections just steps from iconic beaches, Coopers Beach being a local favorite. The lively downtowns and upscale shopping areas attract both visitors and locals year-round, making the East End a sought-after destination for its natural beauty and sophisticated charm.
Home to iconic golf courses, Long Island hosts major tournaments like the PGA Championship and the U.S. Open, returning to Shinnecock Hills in 2026. In 2025, the Ryder Cup will come to the world-renowned Black Course at Bethpage State Park. Play like a pro across diverse landscapes, from the serene Pine Barrens to the open expanse of the East End.
For itineraries and inspiration, visit DiscoverLongIsland.com. And now, you can download our custom app as your digital travel guide to Long Island, featuring events, restaurants, and attractions near you.
Westhampton Free Library
FAMILY
Movies on the Great Lawn
Mondays, starting July 7, at dusk
Spend an evening with the Big Screen on the Great Lawn watching Spend an evening with the Big Screen on the Great Lawn watching everything from classics to blockbusters.
July 7: Moana 2
July 14: Addams Family Values
July 28: School of Rock
Aug. 4: Zootopia
Aug. 11: Twisters
Aug. 18: The Wild Robot
Aug. 25: A League of Their Own
IDEA PLACE
Summer Reading Program
Registration begins Monday, June 23
Join us on a colorful adventure through reading and enrichment activities during our “Color Our World” Summer Reading Program. There will be fun prizes for you and your family to collect. To register, visit us and download the free Beanstack app.
Kids on the Green
Tuesdays, July 1 – Aug. 26, at 5:30 p.m.
Free, family-fun entertainment at the Westhampton Beach Gazebo or Westhampton Beach Middle School. Acts are geared toward ages 2-8, but all are welcome!
July 1: Brady Rymer Band
July 8: Rock and Roll with Squeaky Clean
July 15: Magic of Amore
July 22: Darlene Graham and Band
July 29: Jester Jim
Aug. 5: The Uncle Brothers Band
Aug. 12: Flor Bromley (bilingual music and stories)
Aug. 19: Steve Petra, Ventriloquist
Aug. 26: Suffolk County Farm Petting Zoo at 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday Is Family Night Out
Join us for various activities and fun. For families with children ages 5 and older. Please see our online calendar or newsletter for more information.
TWEEN
Summer Reading Program
Registration begins Monday, June 23.
Join us on a colorful adventure through reading and enrichment activities during our “Color Our World” Summer Reading Program. There will be fun prizes for you and your family to collect. To register, visit us and download the free Beanstack app.
Birthstone Bonanza
Tuesday, July 15, and Friday, Aug. 8, from 3:30-4:30 p.m.
Learn about the birthstone for each month, then create a fun craft and take part in a fun activity.
Adventures in Keyboarding
Wednesdays, July 16 and Aug. 6, from 2-3 p.m.
Unlock your child’s inner musician! Join Regina Mauceri, a New York Statelicensed orchestra and string teacher, for a fun-filled introductory piano course. For grades 4-5
TEEN
Summer Reading Club
Registration begins Friday, June 13.
Download the Beanstack app or visit Beanstack.com to sign up for the Teen Summer Reading Club. There are so many great raffle prizes and numerous ways to earn tickets! Earn one raffle ticket for every 30 minutes of reading. Earn extra raffle tickets for attending library programs and completing activities from our “Color Our World” challenge. Raffle winners will be selected on Friday, Aug. 22.
Libraries Love Lakes with Bob Mozer
Teens can earn one hour of community service for each session attended. Extra hours can be earned by collecting and submitting data using the tools presented in each session.
Drones and GIS. Friday, July 11, from 4-5 p.m. How can drones and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) be used in our neighborhoods? Learn the ins and outs of drones, the rules and regulations of using them, and how they can help us in keeping our local water sources clean.
More Than the Beach. Friday, July 18, from 4-5 p.m. Do you know we have freshwater sources in and near Westhampton? Join a representative from the Suffolk County Water Authority to learn your part in keeping our local water sources clean and clear.
Take a Dip. Friday, July 25, from 4-5 p.m. By using a Secchi disk, we can learn so much about local water quality monitoring by measuring the clarity of water. Let’s participate in a review of a local lake Secchi Dip-In sampling and a short demonstration on how this cost-effective method encourages public participation in caring for our local lakes.
Water Stewardship. Friday, Aug. 1, from 4-5 p.m. Join us to learn about some free apps that can help you take care of your local environment. Use these apps for more community service hours that you can earn independently.
ADULT
Ann Skovek Seed Library
In honor of Ann Skovek, who left a generous donation to the library, we are offering our Seed Library once again to card-holding library patrons. Available seeds include cosmos, nasturtiums, dill, squash and more! Limited to four seed packets per month, per household.
Homebound Services
If you are unable to come to the library, have the library materials delivered right to your door! Patrons with a temporary or permanent condition preventing them from coming to the library in-person are eligible to receive homebound services through the library. Patrons must have or be eligible for a library card with the Westhampton Free Library and live in one of the following school districts: Westhampton Beach, Remsenburg-Speonk, Eastport-South Manor, East Quogue or East Moriches. For more information, email homebound@westhamptonlibrary.org or call 631-288-3335, ext. 161.
Adult Summer Reading
Color Our World! Beginning Monday, June 23. Enroll in the Summer Reading Challenge through Beanstack to log your reading and write reviews, visit the library and attend programs for chances to win our amazing prizes!
The Westhampton Free Library’s Summer of Shakespeare — and Sharks!
Othello at the Gazebo. Monday, July 21, at 7 p.m., performed by Northeast Stage.
Jaws Lego Challenge. Through July and August during library hours — or until our Jaws Lego set is finished.
Also
at the Library
The Magic of 3D Printing. Thursday, July 24, at 1 p.m.
Coffee Tasting with the Hampton Coffee Company. Friday, Aug. 1, at 1 p.m. Agents, Trustees and Executors: What You Need to Know with Burner Prudenti Law, P.C. Tuesday, Aug. 5, at 5:30 p.m.
Gold Coast Tour of Oheka Castle
Wednesday, Aug. 13
Become part of Gold Coast history for a day as you tour and dine at Oheka’s historic mansion! Registration is $130.00 and includes bus, gratuity, guided tour and a two-course luncheon at the OHK Bar & Restaurant. Shared bus trip. Limited seating.
Plus Yoga, Chair Yoga, Pilates, Zumba, Walking Club, Spa Days, Book Clubs and more! Call us at 631-288-3335, ext. 4 beginning June 23 at 10 a.m. to register.
36th Annual
Presenting Sponsors
The Sinensky Family & Sushi by Boū
Major Partners
Kerrigan Country Realty • Serhant Realty
Gazebo Gazebo
Summer 2025
All Concerts are on
Wednesdays from 7:00 to 8:30 PM
at WHB Village Green , Corner of Main St. & Mill Rd. Rain dates are the Thursday following the originally scheduled date; same time & location
July 2 North Shore Pops
July 9 Strawberry Fields: Tribute to the Beatles featuring former members of Broadway's Beatlemania
July 16 The Band Noiz: Best of Rock, R & B And Soul
July 23 The Sound Symphony: With Soprano Christine Cornell
July 30 Cold Spring Harbor: A Billy Joel Tribute
August 6 Dr. K's Motown Revue
August 13 The Chiclettes: A Tribute To Pop Divas Through The Decades
August 20 The Dedications: 50'S & 60'S Rock And Roll & Doo-Wop Special Concert Contributor St. Mark's Episcopal Church of Westhampton
August 27 Sir Elton: Elton John Tribute
September 3 Fast Lane: Eagles Tribute Band
The Gazebo Concerts are made possible with the generous support of:
The County of Suffolk • The Town of Southampton The Kiwanis Club of Greater Westhampton • The Rotary Club of Westhampton Raffles Generously Donated By Our Community Partners:
Thank you to the Village of Westhampton Beach for the use of The Village Green
On the Cover: Charles Bourke Wildbank
Charles Bourke Wildbank, native Long Island photorealism artist, holds degrees from Pratt and Columbia Universities in New York. He paints large canvases spanning several themes: portraits, seascapes, florals, still life and portraiture.
One of Wildbank’s major works available for viewing would be his large mural commissions with Cunard Line for the Queen Mary 2 cruise ship . His art is included in several corporate art collections and has been displayed in such notable locations as Cartier, Rome’s Hassler Hotel and Rockefeller Center offices.
To this day, he conducts painting workshops throughout USA and Europe, and is available for exhibitions, art presentations, charity functions and studio tours.
“With each brush stroke I strive to reveal the essence and innate beauty of the subject, whether it be the rythmic waves across the surface of the sea or the gentle contours and subtleties of faces in my portraitures.“
Hamptons Collegiate Baseball League is sanctioned by the NCAA and Major League Baseball with top college players from around the country that have a dream and the dedication to make it to the major leagues.
Benefits to Our Community
•Free family entertainment, there is no charge to attend a game.
• Free improvements to area baseball fields.
• Free clinics for local children.
• Increased visitor traffic to eastern Long Island. Scouts, players’ families and friends, and fans will attend games.
JULY 25 - JULY 26
Westhampton Beach Great Lawn
VIP TENT SEATING FIRST ROWS, COCKTAILS AND HORS D'OEUVRES $60
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VIP SEATING $25 IN ADVANCE
GENERAL ADMISSION FREE
SHOW STARTS 8:15PM
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THE COLUCCI ORCHESTRA
PISANI MUSICAL DIRECTOR
RHONDA DENET VOCALIST
GALLIM DANCE
MICHAEL JACKSON, JR. GIVING
IT HIS ALL IN ALVIN AILEY'S
VALETANGO TANGO COMPANY
SPECIAL GUEST BOBBY ERICSON
RHONDA DENET VOCALIST GALLIM DANCE
JULY 26TH SCHEDULE:
PARSONS DANCE
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