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Cover Photo: “Wedding at Bedell Cellars" Photo by W Studios New York. With a backdrop of rolling green vineyards, Bedell Cellars is one of the North Fork's most picturesque wineries and a top destination to say "I do". Set in the hamlet of Cutchogue, first exchange vows in the cathedral-roofed tasting room, overlooking acres of immaculate vines before kicking off the party with cocktails in the apple orchard. Then make a toast to your love, may it age like the vineyard's fine wine!

FEATURES DINING & COCKTAILS Libations a lá Fruit 26 Fresh-Squeezed or pureed, these 16 In this Issue drinks are perfect picks What luxury feels like every day. Chef Spotlight Interview WEDDINGS 30 Hamptons Aristocrat: Traditional Luxury Condominiums with Legendary Services. The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Long Island, North Hamptons fare with a twist! Hills is conveniently situated within the Great Neck School District in the Village of North Hills 18 Wedding Venues Tying the knot at any of these iconic 34 Local Spotlight Interview on Long Island’s legendary North Shore. 20 miles from Manhattan. 60 miles from the Hamptons. destinations is sure to be magical Martin Cabrera: Residences starting at $1,500,000. Closings have commenced. Director of Operations at Navy Beach Proposal Paradise 24 Perfect settings for the big question Late Night Bites 38 With so many extraordinary evening activities in the Hamptons, here's 516.486.6100 · TheResidencesLongIsland.com where to stay nourished The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Long Island, North Hills are not owned, developed or sold by The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, L.L.C. or any of its affiliates (“Ritz-Carlton”). RXR North Hills Phase I Owner LLC uses The Ritz-Carlton marks under a license from Ritz-Carlton, which has not confirmed the accuracy of any of the statements or representations made herein. The complete offering terms are in an offering plan available from sponsor. File No. CD-14-0036.

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or many, summertime means time off, great suggestions for accessories for the bride and groom Fweather, and trips to the beach. For others it to ensure that you are picture-perfect. means “Wedding Season.” Few places on the East Once the big day has passed, you’ll be ready to WINE ENTHUSIAST Coast can match the Hamptons for gorgeous views, RATINGS pack your bags for your dream vacation: Haute exquisite venues, and delectable dining for your Honeymoon Styles has you covered for a beach SCORE OUT OF 100 POINTS wedding. This issue of Hamptons Monthly can help getaway to an around-the-world adventure. you plan for next summer’s nuptials, with ideas on everything from where to pop the question to what If a wedding isn’t in your immediate future (or if to pack for the honeymoon. wedding planning has taken over and you’re looking for a break) head to Navy Beach for one of their Proposal Paradise gives you four surefire incredibly unique drinks, or soak up the summer scenarios to make sure she says “yes” (or that he with some great fruit-based beverages. We’ve also asks in a creative and romantic manner). got some great suggestions for incredible live music When it’s time to seek out the perfect location for acts, and spots to get a late night bite after the show. the ceremony and reception, our Wedding Venues The East End truly has it all, and if a wedding is in PTS feature has perfect suggestions, whether you seek a your near future, you should certainly consider the quiet beach locale or a unique sculpture garden. The Hamptons for your perfect day. But if it’s not, get out Hamptons offer a variety of settings; no doubt one there, enjoy the food and drink, the sun and surf, will be perfect for you on your special day. We’ll also and maybe that special someone will be sitting next help you get dressed for the big occasion, with our to you on your next Jitney ride!

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Tying the knot at any of these iconic destinations is sure to be magical Bedell Cellars rom breathtaking beaches to historic hamlets, Fthe Hamptons have a little something for "get married right everyone. The romantic backdrops, abundant on the beach, hotel and restaurant scene, and the luxurious locale make the East End an idyllic choice for where you can weddings, and couples clamor each year to secure celebrate with your one of the exclusive venues to celebrate their big feet in the sand" day. The options vary from beach weddings held in the sand to ceremonies overlooking Long Island wine country, with many other special spots in between. The East End’s famous twilight makes for magical pictures no matter the venue, and the popularity of the destination makes it an easy ask for traveling guests to come to.

Sure, the Backyard at Solé East is in Montauk, but it’s not the wild beach party scene you might think of. Still within walking distance from the beach and about a mile from the Village downtown, this pristine plot borders Fort Pond and features a calming, country-club vibe. Hosting a wedding in the Backyard is a bit of a misnomer, unless the backyard you’re picturing also features pristine landscaping and a heated pool surrounded by oversized pool beds. With plenty of space for a tent, the property also features extensive opportunities to make it your own—from glowing paper lanterns in the trees around the property to frequent use of the sprawling lawn before, during, and after the wedding. Guests can stay in comfort in the Tudor- style hotel, enjoy the zen den and private massage room, and dine at the acclaimed restaurant. It’s just like having a down-home wedding in the backyard…of your dreams. (90 2nd House Rd., Montauk)

Picture this: A couple taking wedding photos among the vines of a gently rolling vineyard, abutted by a charming apple orchard and a rambling green lawn. A picturesque ceremony in a cathedral roofed pavilion. A boisterous reception, filled with guests dancing on a mahogany deck overlooking acres of vines in the summer sun. It may sound like Napa Valley, but this dream-like scene is actually a snapshot of a beautiful wedding at Bedell Cellars tucked away in the countryside of Cutchogue. The other benefit of a vineyard wedding? The wine! Charged by consumption with no minimum and a healthy discount, the hand- crafted wines famously reflect the North Fork’s signature style, and will delight guests. (36225 Bridgehampton Tennis & Surf NY-25, Cutchogue) 20 HAMPTONSMONTHLY If a beach wedding is in store, the extensive (12 acres) estate add Bridgehampton Tennis & Surf provides a heightened and majestic feel to the one of the most perfect backdrops, and lofty affair. Guests can overlook sweeping an ideal venue in terms of versatility no views of Gardiner’s Bay from one of many "Guests have matter the weather. Located where Mecox terraces, and the expansive lawn leaves no shortage of Bay meets the Atlantic, the property’s many options for a tent for a night of mystical winding 1200 feet of private beachfront is one revelry atop the bluff. With a day spa of the most beautiful stretches on the and restaurant on the property and pathways and East End, with sensational sunset an affordable range of rooms, this is secret gardens views and calm water. The panorama a destination that will feel special for isn’t restricted to the beach itself. If the wedding couple and their guests to explore" the weather darkens, your guests can alike. Fun fact—the property has long- head inside to the large ballroom, where term property available for purchase, huge windows still feature a 180-degree so couples who really fall in love with ocean view, with access to a wrap-around the location can buy a spot on site to porch deck at every turn. Many couples celebrate anniversaries year after year. choose to get married right on the beach, (236 Edgemere St., Montauk) where you can celebrate with your feet Hosting a wedding within a world- in the sand before heading to the deck class sculpture garden is not without for sunset cocktails in the breeze and a its challenges—such as picking which lavish feast inside the glowing ballroom. of the unique and picturesque backdrops (231 Midocean Dr., Bridgehampton) is the best background for a ceremony. While its 120-person capacity may be The most popular spot at LongHouse smaller than other venues in the area, Reserve in East Hampton is Hornbeam what Trumpets at the Gate lacks Allée, aptly named for the two rows of in volume it makes up for in charm birch trees that border it. Other options and ambiance. With a nautical but include scenic stone bridges, a lawn unpretentious feel, the space is beachy, spotted with flowering trees, and Council without the beach—reminiscent of Ring—a special round ring surrounded an elegant luxury Hamptons cottage. by rough-hewn wood benches and giant Boats float by the deck regularly, and the ferns. Guests have no shortage of mystical building is lined with beach grass and winding pathways and secret gardens to hydrangeas. Couples who celebrate their explore, and there’s no better way to end nuptials here rave about the service— a long celebration than huddled around white-glove but unaffected, with staff who a fire pit in the middle of a beautiful are warm and professional. Catering is property. (133 Hands Creek Rd., East done on the premises, with restaurant- Hampton) quality food that feels like it’s being Whether you’re seeking an intimate served by a professional private chef. setting for close family and friends or It’s the highest-level of entertaining, done searching for the ultimate party venue, in a warm and intimate setting that will the East End’s diverse sceneries offer make couples and guests feel right at up a great selection of wedding locales. home. (58 S Bay Ave., Eastport) Long after the sun has set, the last Atop a hill overlooking where the toast has been made, and the reception Atlantic Ocean meets the horizon, a music has waned, breathtaking photos wedding at Montauk Manor offers of Hamptons sunsets and memories of striking views, both of the ocean and unique and special celebrations will live within the facilities themselves. The on for the thousands of couples that wed

vaulted ceilings of the lobby and here each year. Hornbeam Alleé 22 HAMPTONSMONTHLY Written by Alexandra Hanken Photo by Ira Lippke Studio ith its beautiful scenery and relaxed ambience, the East End provides myriad romantic settings for the perfect proposal, away from the stresses of the city. If you’re seeking a special site for popping the Big Question, here are some places that PROPOSAL Wwill make the event even more memorable. A Family Affair: Rustic Romance: paradise Heron Yacht Charter Mo nta u k Point Lig hth o u se When it comes the big moment, who better to If you want to make your move in a picturesque celebrate with than family and friends? And where setting, surrounded by history and nature, look to better than a luxury chartered yacht gliding Long Island’s easternmost spot and the charming through the bays from Sag Harbor to Montauk? Montauk Lighthouse. The oldest lighthouse in Initially built for a family’s world travels, the New York State, commissioned under President two-masted, seafoam green catamaran Heron George Washington in 1792, this National Historic has abundant space both above and below decks, Landmark has been part of local history for more perfect for large gatherings. Treat your guests to a than 200 years and still does its job orienting fabulous onboard meal or a day of spa treatments sailors around the tip of the island. Take a tour in Heron’s airy staterooms. There’s also plenty of of the keeper’s house-turned-museum, including opportunity for a private moment, with the yacht a climb up the spiral staircase to the top of the anchored off a secluded beach or at your waterfront tower, where you’ll be surrounded by breathtaking restaurant of choice. Then rejoin the party onboard scenery and the best views in the area. (How’s that with Heron’s all-white decor providing an elegant for an awesome spot to pose an important query?) backdrop for congratulatory photos. (631.875.3611 Then grab a celebratory snack at the Lighthouse or www.syheron.com) Grill and navigate the trails leading down to the beach for an intensely romantic vista of sun setting Sunset Scene: over surf. (2000 Montauk Hwy., 631.668.2544) The Beacon With a Toast: There’s nothing better than a delicious meal made Sparkling Pointe magical by a gorgeous sunset. For those who want to mark their momentous occasion with great food If you want to add even more sparkle to your and stunning views, The Beacon in Sag Harbor proposal than the one radiating from The Ring, is a great choice. Situated above the Sag Harbor consider Sparkling Pointe Vineyards and Cove Yacht Club, the summertime-only Beacon Winery, which produces wines exclusively in looks across Sag Harbor Bay to Shelter Island, the traditional Méthode Champenoise. Located offering al fresco diners a kaleidoscopic sky show in Southold on the North Fork, Sparkling Pointe as the sun sets. The upscale yet comfy restaurant offers table service in its lovely Grand Tasting has an adventurous menu inspired by American, House and relaxing outdoor terrace, which Mediterranean and Asian cuisines. Try favorite overlooks 40 beautiful acres of vineyard. With its dishes like Steamed Mussels “Beacon Style” or elegant chandeliers, natural light, and colorful Halibut Baked in Parchment, accompanied by a Brazilian artwork, the Tasting House provides bottle from the extensive wine list, a craft beer or an effortlessly romantic setting. Make the most of custom cocktail. Then share a signature Beacon your special day by taking a tour of the vineyard, Ice Cream Sandwich and start planning your crush pad, tank room and cellar, which ends future together. (8 West Water St., 631-725-7088) with a full tasting of Sparkling Pointe’s award- Perfect Settings for winning wines; then make a toast to a bright future together. (39750 County Rd. 48, Southold; the Big Question 631.765.0200) Written by Marina Zogbi 24 HAMPTONSMONTHLY LIBATIONS á la fruit here comes a time when nothing sounds better than a “health- Tfocused cocktail,” be it because you’re on a self-care streak, battling a hangover but a present situation nevertheless calls for a drink, or, of course, it’s swimsuit season. It seems these reasons often align during summer in the Hamptons, which is why we’ve found four fruit-based cocktails that make the best of the season’s produce, and can pass as the healthy choice. Out along Route 27, roadside seafood shacks provide much needed respite from the Hamptons’ bustling dining scene, and for nights when you want to unwind with a drink—and not Fresh-squeezed a reservation—this is where to come. Among these laid-back establishments, Bostwick’s Chowder House moved out here or pureed, these from its former digs in East Hampton’s Harbor Marina in 2010, and much of their staff and clientele followed, attesting to its no- drinks are fuss New England fare and convivial, pretense-free atmosphere. perfect picks Lobster rolls, oysters, and steaming fresh scampi are served on plastic plates, and drinks are generously poured into 16-ounce | Dreamstime.com © Gudrun107 plastic cups, making it all too easy to kick off your shoes on the outdoor patio and let your worries roll away along with the hours. For a refreshing antidote to the salty seafood fare, try the Premium Blood Orange Margarita, which mixes tequila and Solerno with a puree of blood oranges shipped in from Napa Valley and a squeeze of lime to bring out the tartness. For those who want the something less lip-smacking, the White Peach Sangria is another good choice—be sure to save your spoon to dig out the peaches at the bottom. (277 Pnatigo Rd., East Hampton)

26 HAMPTONSMONTHLY "For a refreshing The low wood-beamed ceilings and BKB prides itself on its extensive rock walls of Sen on Sag Harbor’s Main wine, whiskey, and aperitif lists, and antidote to the salty Street make the Japanese restaurant rightfully so, but the succinct cocktail seafood fare, try the much more rural-Japan than Tokyo- list is worth a gander as well. Full of glam. But perhaps it’s this away-from- fruity concoctions, there’s a watermelon Premium Blood Orange it-all look that has seen the restaurant caipirinha; a horchata colada with become a hideout for the likes of Paul pineapple juice, vanilla, and lime; and Margarita,..." McCartney, Kelly Ripa, Calvin Klein, a strawberry rhubarb pisco sour. Our and Alec Baldwin, among many other choice, however, combines the best of big-name Hamptonites. Helmed by a both summer’s produce and BKB’s former top-ranked sumo wrestler, the bar stock: the Colonel Foster, which is food menu is classically Japanese, so a rendition of a mint julep made with don’t expect anything “fusion”—teriyaki, fresh peach–infused cognac. (39 Gann yakitori, and sushi reign supreme. But Rd., East Hampton) on the drinks side of things, flavors get When Swallow East opened by much more creative (as do the names). Gosman’s Dock in 2012, it was the first The Samurai’s Edge is a spicy take on new restaurant to grace the immediate a margarita with the shichimi blend of area in nearly a decade. Rightfully, it seven spices lining the rim; the Dragon’s was inspired by its surrounds, designed Tear meddles sparkling sake with floor-to-ceiling in exposed wood and pomegranate juice and St. Germain. hung with black-and-white photos of But for those with a less-is-more or fishermen. Entirely open-plan and fresher-is-better approach to their casual, it’s become a go-to spot for drinking habits, the Lychee Martini families, especially with its menu of here is the obvious choice, simply made New American small plates ensuring with Finlandia vodka and lychee puree. there’s something for everyone: mac and It’s smooth, sweet, and comes with the cheese with orzo and bacon, a healthful added benefit of the fruit’s heaps of veggie curry with forbidden rice, vitamin C. (23 Main St., Sag Harbor) butter-poached carrots and hummus, Set three stories high on the south and spicy clams michelada. But while side of East Hampton’s Gardiners Bay, the little ones are preoccupied with Bay Kitchen Bar—or BKB, as it’s more the delicious asparagus fries, parents commonly known—is beloved for its can relax with one of Swallow East’s nautical design, “sea-to-table” cuisine expertly made cocktails. To share, (including a hand-shucked lobster roll), there are bottled cocktails such as the Mediterranean flair, and sunset-facing gin-based Southside with lime juice views out over Three Mile Harbor. and mint, or the Senorita, a rendition The blue-and-white wainscoted dining of a tequila sunrise elevated with St. room gets packed on any given night, Germaine instead of grenadine. But for thanks in part to its rave reviews from something fresh and fruity, the Paloma a slew of food critics, Joanne Starkey is a simple mix of nice tequila, fresh from the New York Times included. lime and grapefruit, and a touch of From the smoked pork ribs with peach agave for sweetness. As the live music salsa to the Montauk tuna with syrah plays later into the night, there’s no reduction and basil potato puree, there guilt in ordering a few more. (474 West are no wrong choices from the kitchen, Lake Drive, Montauk) and the same can be said for the bar. Written By Gabrielle Lipton Bostwick's Chowder House Blood Orange Maragrita CHEF SPOTLIGHT Interview ntrepreneurs Lexi Stolz and Louisa Young have brought Etheir love of locally-sourced and organic food to others as co-founders of Hampton Aristocrat, a catering and wedding planning company based on the East End of Long Island. Hamptons Monthly checks in with Louisa, who also happens to be the Aristocrat Executive Chef, to find out about what it takes to make their dishes and weddings unique…

The food you serve is so rich in composition—how much of what you serve is actually grown or produced in the Hamptons? Can you describe from which corners in the Hamptons you find what you need? The minimum ever is 75%. There are definitely occasions when what we serve is 100% locally sourced, but sometimes mother nature offers up some hiccups and we have to do the best we can—but we always source from reputable sources, we always choose organic if available, plus sustainability is incredibly important. I'm not sure the last time you saw a huge herd of cows frolicking in the Hamptons, but sometimes items like grass- fed beef, lamb chops plus some seafood we source from other locations that we would consider "local" (Hudson Valley and Block Island, for example)

Organic dishes are the name of your game—is that a business plan or an extension of your lifestyle? Definitely an extension of our lifestyle. The same is true for eating local. As much as we love the winter out east, we really miss the fresh farm produce and often find ourselves trekking to the city to visit farmer’s markets for the next best thing to Long Island- Hudson Valley.

Your menus are especially sharp, with breezy veggies and zesty dishes—when putting together your selection, do you go for seasonal appeal? 100%. Our clients want an authentic Hamptons experience through food and the best way to do that is to showcase the locally grown produce. Also in the summer everyone is looking for "light + breezy" fresh foods and the best way to achieve that is HAMPTONS through vegetables. Let’s let you make our party proper—pretend it’s the Memorial Day weekend, and we’re doing a bash behind the ARISTOCRAT house—what would you want to cook for this crowd? We love creating the Memorial Day weekend menu each year, we Traditional Hamptons fare with a twist! love being playful with traditional items! Clearly Memorial Day weekend is for casual dining by the pool, or a beach party! This year our Memorial Day Delivery Menu included our signature Shrimp Corn Dogs, yep! Shrimp Corn Dogs and they are as good as they sound! We are also offering Watermelon + Feta + Micro

30 HAMPTONSMONTHLY Basil salad, Pimento Cheese Deviled Eggs You do a fair amount of wedding catering and for our Vegan clients we have our Buffalo as well—how many do you take on a year? Tempura Pickled Cauliflower, which is to die for! We really keep our wedding clients to a For the main event we do our signature sliders: minimum (about 10 a year at the very max!). Tuna BLT on Potato Buns with a Wasabi Aioli, Weddings, as anyone can imagine or has BBQ Pulled Pork (our Hoisin BBQ Sauce is experienced take a ton of planning and we amazing) and of course our Buttermilk Fried want to make sure we have the time to spend Chicken +Tarragon Butter Poached Lobster. with each couple during our busy season and Side dishes would be our house made pasta offer the ultimate customized experience. For (with Browder’s birds organic eggs, from the example, we love creating menu items that nod north fork) with basil pesto, cherry tomatoes to each couple’s heritage or a specialty cocktail and our market panzanella! Obviously our that is an inside joke between the couple. We Rhubarb Hand pies, too! All these items are also offer the full planning plus design and we delivered ready-to-eat on wooden boards so our want our clients to feel special, not just part clients can have a fuss free, local and organic of some massive catering machine that puts meal! out 30 weddings a year! Each of our weddings Now it’s a week before Labor Day— has a special air to them, we choose our clients sunbaked days slipping into slightly chilly as much as they choose us! And that makes a nights —and we are having a party of six perfect "marriage”—see what I did there?! over for a Saturday night supper on a deck And Hampton Aristocrat plans weddings by the water…you’re in charge! What are too—so you do the food, form the party— you serving? making you a great source to ask: what Labor Day is always a fun weekend! Everyone exactly goes into a “perfect” Hamptons-style is cramming in the last of the summer and for wedding? us it's one of our favorite items of year with the Hamptons Aristocrat is a full service organic local corn and tomatoes, not to mention the local and farm-to-table catering company specializing duck and local crabs!! For Labor Day we love on local Hamptons Fare and customized events. doing a traditional Crab Boil, slightly elevated Lexi Fritsch, wedding planner and designer from Memorial Day weekend when everyone has planned and executed over 200 weddings is just getting into summer mode! We would and events from Charleston to the Hamptons start the "BBQ" off with Duck Steam Buns + and has put her roots here in Southampton, Blue Berry Compote, Squash + Buratta Bites, partnering with myself, chef and catering Fluke Crudo + our signature Lobster Nacho (yes expert, in 2014 to launch the Hamptons NACHO!), this is butter poached lobster on top Aristocrat. The Hamptons Aristocrat takes of a blue corn tortilla chip (fried in house), with on a very limited number of weddings a year goat cheese fondue, sliced radishes + avocado + to ensure perfection and proper execution (we charred corn! And Seared Sea Scallops + sweet want our couples to feel special and weddings corn puree! On a long farm table, we would take up a lot of time and planning and we have newspaper lined, galvanized buckets + want to guarantee that time to each of our little metal hammers + crab tools. There would couples!), offering full wedding planning and be big wooden bowls of charred corn, Brooklyn design which includes custom built bars, escort Cured Sausage, peel + eat shrimp + local blue tables and more! Hamptons Aristocrat also crabs doused in our version of Old Bay. We has an event caravan and offers in-home dining would have platters of our Loaded Potato Salad meal deliveries along with farm to table event (organic local fingerling potatoes + bacon + catering on both forks for all types of events buttermilk vinaigrette) and platters of Local "The Hamptons Aristocrat takes on a very April - December! Sliced Tomatoes + Crispy Onion Rings + local limited number of weddings a year to ensure organic heirloom lettuces. Now I’m starving.... For more information call Hamptons Aristocrat, 631.488.0581 or visit perfection and proper execution..." hamptonsaristocrat.com avy Beach in Montauk is a patrons. It’s what I like. I have a great waterside dream, placed far from passion for taking good care of people, Nthe local competition along Fort it fills my heart with joy. That’s what Pond Bay. People seeking food, drink hospitality means to me. and sun can find all three, and we check Your reputation definitely qualifies in with Director of Operations Martin you as a “boss” when it comes to Cabrera, who gives us directions toward beverages, so we’d like to pick your his favorite plates and potables. brain: pretending we’ve never been Your background has seen you to Navy Beach before (which we of work spots in major cities—NYC, course have!), and we arrive on the Chicago—but in Montauk, there’s no hottest, sunniest summer Saturday skyscrapers or bustling sidewalks, in history—what do you recommend just the glistening waters of Fort drink-wise to beat that heat? And Pond Bay, sunsets and beach. Do while visiting on such a scorcher, you find yourself as energized when what should we eat? working in relaxed MTK? Spritzers are great! In the heat of the Oh boy! Not sure if we can call it “relaxed afternoon, anything with a fizz, that’s MTK”, in a different way it seems pretty light, crisp, and refreshing. Like a good energized to me. Growing up as a child Aperol Spritz for example—bubbles and near the sea it was something I always fresh fruit, how can you go wrong with craved. So adapting to a beach life of that? This season we focused on a new sunsets and amazing boating was not section called “Spritzers” in our cocktail diffiut a yu cn see ee mr s i menu. Keeping it hot with the low calorie such a great community like Montauk… drink craze. The “Blood Orange Piscine” But the summers are pretty busy for us, Vodka, Champagne Rosé, Fresh Blood so it’s non-stop for us from June through Orange, Sparkling Water and Mint August. We get to breathe a little more served over ice in a wine glass, is a in May and September, thankfully. refreshing addition to our menu this summer. From experience working for You’re a mixologist, but also Director many years with South American and of Operations—does that mean if we Asian flavors, we take pride in serving come to Navy Beach, the boss is busy raw dishes that pair perfectly with hot serving drinks? summer days. A rotating selection of You know… I am not too big on titles; ceviches, tiraditos and crudos can be to me, we all are the same at our house. found on our menu every year. Seasonally I always like to get involved. It doesn’t changing depending on availability, one matter what it will take. The way I see it, of my favorites is our Tuna Nikkei, which NAVY BEACH the only way to do things right, is to get represents the Japanese contribution Martin Cabrera, Director of Operations at Navy Beach, involved. So yes, I guess, you would see and influence on Peruvian cooking—a not only knows what’s great to drink, he pours them too me greeting and picking people up from fusion of South American ingredients their boats, prepping food in the kitchen, combined with Japanese recipes and playing music for the afternoon, pouring traditions. drinks behind the bar or catering to

34 HAMPTONSMONTHLY Navy Beach has such amazing access to the sun, right down to sensational sunsets. "good product and Pitch us the perfect sunset meal, with main plate, dessert and paired cocktails or wines. the environment and What to Drink: Rosé, Rosé, Rosé… why not? ambiance that we We have a great commitment to rosé, we have have created are key, put a big emphasis on it since we opened in but care and attention 2010. This year we will continue to expand upon selections and regions. Corsica, Sardinia, La to our guests is what Rioja, Sicily and of course the Franco regions really counts" of Loire, St. Tropez, Bandol, Rhone, Burgundy and Champagne (to name a few) and will also explore Germany, Austria, Switzerland, New Zealand and the USA. What to Eat: There is nothing better than a whole local catch, we’re a big fan of it! Like living in the Caribbean, it varies depending on the day. Our Fried Whole Black Bass for example is always a great choice. Served with grapefruit segments, watercress, crispy hearts of palm and a mustard- rosemary dressing. Finish the meal off with our home-made Key Lime Pie, while watching the sunset. (With another glass of rosé, of course!) Switching it up, let’s say we’ve just completed a day of surfing, which means we’re maybe In the past decade, Montauk has evolved a bit chilly and waterlogged. Any thoughts from sleepy fishing village to a hospitality on what food and drink would be good to haven, and Navy Beach was among the first get us warm and going? to arrive as part of that movement—and is still going strong, while a number of other Literally from sea-to-table. Every year we places have come and gone. What’s the emphasize on serving a juicy fish stew or soup secret to NB’s success? Is there a formula utilizing Montauk’s amazing seasonal local for making magic in Montauk? product, perfect to warm up on those chilly nights or to refresh in the middle of those hot summer Like they say, “If I tell you, I’ll have to kill you”… days. Last year we had a great success with Ha! It’s all about hospitality, which is hard to our “Seafood Moqueca” prawns, clams, mussels, execute, and more out East sometimes, but at squid and cod served with roasted cashews, basil the end it’s all about that. Of course good product rice, coconut milk and dende oil. This season we and the environment and ambiance that we have are playing with “Catalonian Suquet” clams, created are key, but care and attention to our monkfish, squid, shrimp and mussels served guests is what really counts. It keeps bringing in a saffron-tomato broth, roasted almonds and people back over and over again. We have made sparkling white wine. As far as beverages go, a great friends with many of our customers and Milagro Añejo “SBR” or a Clase Azul Reposado it’s great that they get so excited each season for tequila on the rocks with a slice of orange will our reopening. That means a lot to us. definitely get you going. For reservations or more information call Navy Beach, 631.668.6868 or visit navybeach.com

Written by Ian Shapiro 36 HAMPTONSMONTHLY hy does all food in the Hamptons taste season, the design keeps the weather inside light Wbetter after midnight? No doubt it has and sunny with plastic palm trees, garlands of something to do with the good cheer generated red chili peppers, baskets of limes, and tropically by the company of friends or an evening on the striped walls. Live reggae and rock bands often dance floor, or perhaps some degree of cocktail- provide the rhythm. (1 Main St., Sag Harbor) goggles that often accompany as well. Whatever A new era began last summer at Shagwong the reason, it’s quickly buried by many Hamptons tavern and restaurant on Main Street in Montauk restaurants, taverns, and take-out windows, who LATE NIGHT when Jon Krasner and Beau Campsey took over are ready, willing, and able to quench any cravings operations from Jimmy Hewitt, who’d run the for munchies with flavor-laden nachos, tacos, place since 1969, serving customers like Andy pizza, fries, oysters, buffalo wings, steak, and Warhol, John Lennon, and Mick Jagger. However, more. Simply loosen the belt, take a deep breath, Shagwong’s rich history remains throughout and dive in to the fare at these four favorites. the 112-seat restaurant and bar, including the It’s a miracle that World Pie still exists after well-worn wooden floors, fading photos, mounted a fire tore through the restaurant just before fish, and even Peter Hewitt, who’s been behind Memorial Day last year, but stepping inside, you’d the bar more than 40 years. In fact, the only BITES hardly know it thanks to the new floors, lights, major changes are a jukebox and live music. paint, and fabrics. As ever, the wood-fired brick Complementing with the “fantastic” Jameson shots oven turns out perhaps the Hamptons best thin- is a menu drawn from fresh and local seafood, with crust pizzas, topped with veggies from several local extensive raw options of oysters, clams, alongside farms, antibiotic-free chicken, and other super the house favorites like buffalo wings and sirloin fresh ingredients. Enjoy them all until midnight steaks, all available 24 hours. Simply pull up to over white-clothed tables and under high ceilings the bar, slip into a seat in old school pub-style in two formal dining rooms lit by candles after wood dining room, or step out to the patio for yet sundown, or outside on the outdoor patio with the more star gazing, both at the tables and the sky. moon and stars illuminating. The “world” portion (774 Montauk Hwy., Montauk) of the restaurant comes care of the international The owners of South Edison in downtown options on the menu, including Dutch-style fries Montauk like to keep things light and easy, laying (with three dipping sauces), grilled tandoori out an open, airy dining room with sea-blue floor, chicken, graham cracker-crusted calamari, and red trim, marigold walls, and a few quirky accents tuna Niçoise salad. The same global outlook goes like the vintage bicycle mounted on the wall and for the pies, which range from Tuscan to the tins of salt water taffy coming with the check. “Mr. Tang,” with Asian duck, scallion, cilantro, The same beachside attitude goes into the menu mozzarella, and goat cheese. (2402 Montauk Hwy., as well, which fuses international influences Bridgehampton) into dishes like chili dusted sea scallops, fluke At the narrows between Sag Harbor Bay and with maitake mushroom and jalapeno sauce, and Sag Harbor Cove, La Superica—or “Supes” as mescal-braised short rib. The most amount of play the locals call it—dispenses almost as many giant can be found in the range of “pickle martinis,” frozen margaritas as its famous jumbo burritos, which comes with eight types of vodka, five gins, nachos, tostadas, and quesadillas to its ultra- and four kinds of pickles, made in-house from local trendy and usually young clientele, who flock veggies. After the dining room closes on weekends, at sundown to catch the excellent sunset views a take-out window opens up, unleashing “disco With so many through the floor-to-ceiling windows. Once the fries”—braised short rib, cotija cheese, brown horizon goes dark, the real action begins and goes gravy, fresh herb—on revelers with a serious ex t ra o rd i n a r y on until 3 am, with drink specials and promotions case of the munchies until 3:30 am. Also on tap evening activities in every night. Much of the fuel comes in the form of is southern fried poutine; “Breakfast All Day,” the Hamptons, here’s the “perfect” margarita, with a butt-kicking dose with fries stacked with two fried eggs and bacon; of tequila tempered by fresh lime juice, Cointreau, and for sweet tooths, donut fries, with a “secret” where to stay nourished agave, and cranberry juice. Whatever the time or chocolate sauce. (17 S Edison St., Montauk)

38 HAMPTONSMONTHLY Written By Mike Dunphy You’ll be romance ready in these post nuptial looks

honeymoon has to be pretty spectacular La Perla’s Graphique Couture one-piece is also Ato accompany a wedding in the Hamptons. un-surprisingly sexy, but also functional. ($845, Whether you’re planning to beach bum it, online at laperla.com or in store at Bonne Nuit or you are adventure-bound, you’ll want to in East Hampton) start married life in style. Armed with your With a few stores scattered throughout the new favorite accessory (your groom), proudly Hamptons, Calypso St. Barth is aptly named show off your wedding-ready physique and for the vacation destination that inspired it! indulge in yourself before you get back to “real Famous for its crushed silk dresses, the line life” together. Before you head out on your now carries a few other iconic brands that are honeymoon, stop by these stores (all with East similarly beachy but refined. Pick up a pair of End locations!) to stock up on dreamy designs white Adriano Goldschmid jeans, and pair with to take with you. a flirty off the shouder top from the Calypso For effortless, chic pieces,Jenni Kayne line. The Inika Zig Zag maxi dress is a colorful, is the best destination for your travel basics. exotic cover-up with long slits up the side to From cashmere jersey knits to add intrigue—wear to the beach, crisp cotton pants, these outfits with sexy straps or dinner—on your honeymoon, are perfect for the plane or to pair they may be one and the same! and a tie-waist, the with some of your more signature ( $425 online or in stores) wardrobe elements. We love the creamy silk is just Malia Mills is more than Silk Tie Cami in ivory—with sexy reminiscent enough a swimwear company—it’s a straps and a tie-waist, the creamy movement. When the fashion silk is just reminiscent enough of your recent line started creating women’s of your recent wedding without wedding without swim apparel, they knew being overly bridal. Her D’Orsay being overly bridal they were entering a world of pumps evoke the typical style of insecurity and bad dressing room the French flat in a stiletto heel, experiences, and they set out to change that. with fun ankle ties that end in a flirty tassel. Not only are their bathing suits separates sized Haute honeymoon We hope you take these dancing! ($625 online independently, so you can wear one size on the or in store) top and another on the bottom, every other Every blushing bride needs a reason to keep detail of the line is similarly made with it’s blushing. Bonne Nuit is the perfect stop for wearer in mind—with suits made for you to honeymoon pajamas, and something a little feel amazing in. They want women to love their silkier as well. With luxury lingerie brands like bodies, and there is no better time to embrace La Perla, Cosabella, and Eberjey, you are sure that mantra than on your honeymoon! Their to find something soft, lacey, or cozy to sleep in. “one of a kind behind” collection features cheeky Whether you’re covering up or showing some monograms across the derriere of a swimsuit— Styles skin, they’ll have something you’ll feel great in. you can proudly proclaim “Just married!” or They’ve also got bathing suits from a variety of inscribe your new last name. ($345, online or designers, but we love the Andre Sarde line—it in stores). comes in bra sizes, so you don’t have to guess. Written By Alexandra Hanken

Jenni Kayne Silk Tie Cami 40 HAMPTONSMONTHLY WOMEN WEDDING DAY ACCESSORIES

When it’s your wedding day, every detail has to be picture-perfect.

Fitting Coordinating Bridal Belt Dancing Shoes Necklaces Earrings Even a custom couture A beautiful heel may work Bridal jewelry is meant to Once you’ve confirmed gown can always end for the walk down the be a direct complement to your necklace, you have up looking simpler than aisle, but when it’s time the dress, so make sure lots of earring options to you remember. If your to boogie down, don’t let you coordinate the type of add a bit of sparkle and final fitting leaves you your shoes stand in the necklace you choose with flair to your wedding wanting a little more flair, way. Kate Spade’s Valarie your dress’ unique shape. photos. Tiffany’s a bejeweled belt serves flat is the ultimate party For a straight neckline, South Sea Noble Pearl double-duty, accenting flat—what it lacks in add a statement necklace Earrings are the perfect your waist and adding heel height it more than with visual interest, like compromise between extra sparkle. Rosa makes up for in fun, with Shane Co.’s four-strand a dangling earring Clara’s Belinda belt has a stand-out satin bow and cultured pearl necklace. and a stud—it has the a scalloped sash hand- adorable peeptoe. ($298, With over 100 inches of understated beauty of a stitched with a pattern katespade.com) lustrous pearls, you can solitaire pearl, plucked of glittering jewels and wrap it to fit the length from the South Sea and delicate beads. ($525, you want, and are sure to beautifully cultured. But, nordstrom.com) get lots of compliments. the brilliant diamond ($295, shaneco.com) post dangles just below the ear for a more elegant effect that will befit any blushing bride. ($2900, tiffany.com

Written By Alexandra Hanken 42 HAMPTONSMONTHLY AVAILABLE AT LANDSENDSPORT.COM - FOLLOW US ow that summer is at its peak, the sun is shining and moods are bright. To some Nlovebirds, this is the perfect time to stand before the masses and say “I do.” Beachfront weddings are among the most elegant of events and it’s important to be equipped accordingly. While the East End is notorious for a certain casual chic, attention to detail is still paramount. Finding that great suit will go a long way to unleash your inner Cary Grant. Luckily you don’t have work that hard if you know where to look. Sure, it’s slick to be fashion-forward but the tried and true, classic menswear brands are guaranteed to satisfy. Also remember to put comfort as high on the totem pole as style. It is summer after all and you deserve to feel as good as you look. The gold standard for dapper menswear, Brooks Brothers has a plethora of neutral pieces Iconoclastically all-American, J. Crew boasts to add that distinguished fair to your wardrobe an impressive fleet of 300 (and growing) stores this summer. Available in a light blue and white worldwide. Their menswear department has stripe, the Fitzgerald Fit Sport Coat is one jacket served to blend masculinity with elegance, be that won’t disappear into the sea of warm weather it in a casual tee or a dapper suit and tie. The lapels. Featuring a two-button closure, a center Ludlow Suit Jacket is impeccably timeless with a vent and lightweight construction in Italian lightweight and breezy, imported Italian cotton. cotton, this blazer is always comfortable, even Even outside of the boundaries of formalwear, it on those scorching August afternoons. Part of can stylishly elevate a casual Sunday look into a their uber posh Red Fleece Seersucker Collection Bond-at-brunch experience. The Crosby Suit is for Summer 2016, the Stripe Seersucker Hooded aimed at the athlete, accommodating all those Sport Shirt features slimming vertical stripes long hours you’ve toiled to get that beach body. that’s topped off with a sporty hood and drawcord. Available in an understated stripe pattern, the (48-50 Main St., Southampton) jacket features extra room in the chest, shoulders and sleeves without compromising J. Crew’s Ralph Lauren’s preppy posh image has made dedication to flawless tailoring and design. (14 them a one-stop shop for all seasons. At its core is Main St., East Hampton) the empire’s epic namesake and founding designer (born Ralph Lifshitz in the Bronx, thank you Founded in a loft on Warren Street in Lower very much). Lauren’s penchant for high-end Manhattan, Jack Spade’s ethos has long been chic without sacrificing an inch of comfort has function meeting flair. With a beginning centering made him a household name. The two-button on accessories, most notably bags, the brand Morgan Sport Coat is classic RL: soft linen in a has expanded to produce staggeringly gorgeous slim fit. It’s sharp, dapper silhouette carries extra collections of tops, pants and everything in DEBONAIR oomph when paired with one of the collection’s between. Both in a deep charcoal and a light magnificent Leather Suffil Bl. As b sr t LOOKS TO gray, The Warren Fit Wool Plain Weave Suit check out Ricky Lauren’s (mother of RL Magazine might sound a bit heavy for a beachfront affair, SAY I DO founder, David Lauren) exquisite new book, The but is actually a wonderfully breathable ensemble Hamptons: Food, Family and History. (32 Main that could easily be dressed down for a casual St., East Hampton) afternoon. Be sure to pair it with a crisp, white Thompson Twill Dress Shirt and a vibrant pocket Written By Michael Raver square. (jackspade.com) Brooks Brothers

DEVISHLY DAPPER Fitzgerald Fit Sport Coat MEN WEDDING DAY ACCESORIES

When it’s your wedding day, every detail has to be picture-perfect

Classy Cufflinks Perfect Pocket Groomsmen Custom Shoes Since you’re already tying Squares Gifts There’s no excuse like the knot, why not continue You’ve picked your linens They stood with you on your wedding day to make the theme with Tiffany & carefully—why not make the most important day a lifetime investment in Co’s Schlumberger Woven sure your outfit fits the of your life, so return shoes. Edward Green Knot cuff links? A detailed theme? Knotty Tie takes the favor with a gift that shoemakers have a update on a classic, customization to the keeps on giving. Keep century of experience this 18 karat gold pair next level with beautiful it classy, but fun, with and a wide variety of features the brand’s iconic handcrafted ties and a bottle of Woodford leathers and details to design with an intricate pocket squares that can be Reserve personalized just choose from. For a style update in the form of tiny made to order, meant to for him with a message, that’s formal but unique, woven nautical knots. capture the theme of your name and date. That the black calf Chelsea is Understated but special, wedding through pattern, way, the celebrations will a traditional oxford with the creation inspired by color, and style. Whether continue long after your some elegant twists. This Jean Schlumberger’s you order just one or get big day. (Priced by bottle timeless bespoke style is artistic vision will make matching gear for all the type. (woodfordreserve. expertly crafted for style, your wedding theme groomsmen, the custom com) comfort and durability. special down to the tiniest squares are unique As you walk down the detail. ($2700, tiffany.com) and classy. Hint: for a aisle as a newlywed, romantic touch, get your you’ll be putting your significant others initials best foot forward. ($1220, monogrammed on! (Price edwardgreen.com) dependent on quantity. (knottytie.com)

Written By Alexandra Hanken 46 HAMPTONSMONTHLY Live music and exclusive in-person celebrity interviews sizzle this August in the Hamptons

hose looking for ways to pass the waning summer nights after sun-kissed Tdays can take in everything from first rate musical acts to fascinating talks with celebrities of the culinary world. Here we take one more look at all the ways to make the most of summertime in the Hamptons.

Music icon Sarah McLachlan brings her moving solo act to the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center in an exclusive one-night concert on Friday August 5th. The multi-platinum, Grammy award winning artist is best known for her soaring and emotional vocals on such hits as “I Will Remember You,” “Angel,” “Building a Mystery,” and “Adia.” The accomplished singer songwriter is also known for her founding role in the now legendary Lilith Fair Festival, which helped raise over ten million dollars for charity in the late 90s and was successfully revived in 2010. With her clear and majestic voice and understated piano mastery, it is no wonder that McLachlan has sold over 40 million records worldwide. Don’t miss this opportunity to see a true legend in what is sure to be a meditative, powerful, and beautiful concert experience. (Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center, 76 Main Street, Westhampton Beach, NY 11978)

Sarah McLachlan 48 HAMPTONSMONTHLY New Orleans native and musical Vongerichten is a celebrated chef, prodigy Trombone Shorty and his restaurateur, and savvy businessman band the Orleans Avenue play a who manages over 30 three-and one-night concert at The Surf Lodge four-star restaurants worldwide in Montauk on Friday August 5th. including eleven in Manhattan With a hard-edged funk sound that alone. With a culinary genius that incorporates hip-hop, rock fusion, draws inspiration from his training in and the improvisational spirit of Asia, Vongerichten has also authored jazz, Trombone Shorty, has spent several cookbooks including Simple most of his life performing- touring Cuisine, Simple to Spectacular, and internationally for the first time at Asian Flavors of Jean-Georges. A week age 12. From there he went on to later on August 14th, Fabricant hosts tour with Lenny Kravitz, has made CEO of Union Square Hospitality appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Group and Founder of Shake Shack, and Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Danny Meyer. In addition to leading and performed with Ryan Lewis & the company whose restaurants Macklemore, Mary Lambert, Queen include Gramercy Tavern, Blue Latifah, and Madonna at the 56th Smoke, and North End Grill, Meyer Annual Grammy Awards. Trombone also oversees Hospitality Quotient, Shorty was also a regular on the HBO a consulting business. Named one of series Treme. In 2012 he played in Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential front of President Obama at the White People in the World, Meyer also House in honor of Black History authored Setting the Table, a NYT month alongside music legends Bestseller examining the power of B.B.King and Mick Jagger among hospitality in the business world. many others. With the spirit of New (158 Main Street, East Hampton, Orleans and an electrifying sound, NY 11937) Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue New York City based rock and roll are the perfect way to kick off a late group The London Souls bring their summer weekend. (The Surf Lodge, funkadelic soul infused sound to The 183 Edgemere Street, Montauk, NY Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett 11954) Wednesday August 10th. Formed In a truly unique experience in 2008, the music duo of Tash and and window into an exclusive Chris draw heavy inspiration from the world, acclaimed food writer pulsating classic rock beats of Cream Fabrice Fabricant, leads a series and Led Zeppelin with a nod to the of interviews with celebrities from melodic harmonies of The Beatles the culinary world in Stirring the and The Hollies. Their reputation Pot: Conversations with Culinary for explosive and passionate live Celebrities at East Hampton’s Guild performances have garnered the Hall. In the series, the frequent group an avid fan base. In 2015, contributor to the New York Times The London Souls released their leads discussions with powerful and first album Here Come the Girls, inspiring figures who offer stories which highlights their psychedelic "The London Souls bring their from their own experiences navigating and rocking sound. Don’t miss this the high stakes food industry as chance to catch the “best-kept secret funkadelic soul infused sound well as insights into their business among New York City concertgoers.” to The Stephen Talkhouse..." strategies. On Sunday August 7th, (The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Fabricant welcomes world renowned Street, Amagansett, NY 11930) chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten. Written By Kyle Stockburger The London Souls ong Island’s North Shore, once known as the LGold Coast, is the site of several spectacular mansions built in the early 20th century by the many of the country’s most prominent families. One of the best-preserved among them is the Eagle’s Nest in Centerport, built by William K. Vanderbilt II between 1910 and 1936. In addition to a beautiful Spanish Revival-style house, the 43-acre estate includes a marine museum and recently renovated planetarium, all open VANDERBILT to the public. This unique historic, cultural and scientific destination encapsulates an era of unimaginable opulence, offering visitors a close look at the habitat and collections of its are my favorite part of the museum,” admits MANSION creator. A fascinating figure, “Willie K” was Reinheimer. “Three are from the Galapagos an accomplished motor racer, sailor and world Islands, where specimens are no longer & MUSEUM traveler, as well as fourth-generation heir to one allowed to be taken.” Others portray the Cuban of the greatest fortunes in the U.S. rainforest and Canada, where the Vanderbilts A Time Capsule of “Gold Coast mansions are disappearing,” had a hunting lodge says the Vanderbilt’s executive director Lance The Charles and Helen Reichert Planetarium, Gold Coast Life Reinheimer of the estate’s relative rarity. “We which features light and sky shows, was built allow people to step back in time and see how in 1971 and reopened in 2013 after extensive life was then. It’s also an excellent example of a renovation. According to Reinheimer, the museum from that era, because Vanderbilt built Planetarium was initially inspired by Apollo it for himself and it’s virtually unchanged since 11’s historic 1969 moon walk. “Everybody 1944, when he passed away. Not only are we a was excited about space exploration; the time capsule of Gold Coast mansions, we’re also museum’s board felt it was a natural extension a time capsule of how museums used to look.” of Vanderbilt’s interests. He was an explorer, The mansion’s family and guest rooms are he did celestial navigation when he travelled full of antique furnishings, fine and decorative the world, so he would have been interested in art, and family portraits and photographs. The space.” serving kitchen in the servants’ wing (Downton The beautiful setting of the estate on the Long Abbey fan alert!) is stocked with vintage Island Sound is reason enough to visit. “We’ve kitchenware from the 1920s through 1940s, done a lot of work on the grounds in the past while the family dining room contains a long few years,” says Reinheimer, “and we encourage table set with fine china, crystal and elegant people to come and bring a picnic lunch; the dinnerware. It’s not hard to imagine exactly how views of the water are just absolutely gorgeous.” dinner was served here 80 years ago. For those planning wedding receptions, the Vanderbilt was especially enamored of oceans museum offers a variety of lovely locales and he collected marine life as well as birds including the courtyard, lawn, gardens and and other artifacts for the museum he built on several interior spaces. his estate. The Hall of Fishes, one of the most Willie K. specifically planned that his estate extensive private collections of the pre-Atomic would become a museum “for the use, education era, was opened to the public in 1922. Mansion and enjoyment of the general public” and wings contain additional galleries of his natural deeded it to Suffolk County upon his death. history collections, including nine dazzling Open to visitors since 1950, the place has far dioramas created by experts hired from the exceeded its creator’s wishes. (180 Little Neck Museum of Natural History. “The dioramas Rd.; 631.854.5579) Written By Marina Zogbi 52 HAMPTONSMONTHLY ARTIST SPOTLIGHT Interview their brilliant shades of turquoise, emerald and blue, the silver sparks created by a high noon pearly sky. I love to see the water transform into deep blue and grey on stormy days. The East End of Long Island and the shores of the Bahamas are similar when colors turn gold and red at dusk and dawn. In my eyes, the colors of the Bahamian sea convey a more velvety and feminine feeling whereas the East End of Long Island displays a more raw, natural even masculine beauty. Both are beautiful and inspire my work in their own special ways.

What is your creative process like?

I enjoy getting up early so as not miss the light squares inserting layers of water images and of sunrise. By days’ end, I move to catch the poetry phrases. My work can be seen with the evening light of dusk and sundown. I often drive Monika Olko Gallery in Sag Harbor, the Chase around by car or bike with my camera searching Edwards Gallery in Bridgehampton, the Alex for the best light and most interesting scenery. Ferrone Gallery in Cutchoge on the North Fork Later, I upload the pictures into my computer and with ARC Fine Art. and begin the editing process which involves Seeing as you were born in Germany, what tapping into my creative subconscious to bring first brought you out to the Hamptons? forth ideas into form. I first came to Manhattan in the mid eighties What do you love about the Hamptons and after my escape from behind the Iron Curtain how has it influenced your art? in former East Germany. My former husband Like many of my fellow artists I fell in love with and I started renting houses with friends in the extraordinary light, the ocean and its wide the Hamptons during the summers to escape CHRISTINE MATTHÄI pristine beaches and last, but not least, the clean the heat and buzz in Manhattan. We spent air, the quaint and lazy shorelines of Shelter many summers in the Springs and Sag Harbor he was born in Germany, moved to Manhattan, works in the Bahamas and is inspired by the Island. I love the East End artist community, before we eventually bought a weekend home in SHamptons. Like so many artists, Christine Matthäi is drawn to that special East End light and my friends in Shelter Island and especially in Shelter Island. After my separation and divorce, skillfully captures that feeling in her photographs. What started as a cathartic form of self expression Sag Harbor, my favored town in the Hamptons. I decided to leave Manhattan, make Shelter has resonated with so many relating to the mystical, calming wonders of natural beauty. One of the After moving from the noise and chaos of NYC to Island my permanent home and pursue my art winners of Hamptons Art Hub’s “Art Inspired by Water” competition, the peaceful shores of Shelter Island, my inner full time. state of being became much more meditative Hamptons Monthly caught up with Christine after even more world travels, discussing her work, what What is your mission as an artist? What are and calm. This change continues to inspire she loves about the Hamptons and why she decided to stay. you most trying to express or capture? my work and I find myself creating new pieces which reflect this state of mind. My response to Initially, I never thought my art would have a One of your major inspirations seems to feelings and impressions are manifested in my living in nature is seen in my art. mission. I simply followed my bliss, took chances be light and water. What is it about their “Light and Sea” series. They are abstract visual and tried to heal my past wounds. I traveled to What are you currently working on and relationship that fascinates you and how meditations that depict the interplay of air, light many places recording my surroundings with where can Hamptons visitors see your work? does your work illustrate this? and water and the shifting colors and shapes from my camera, which became my third eye. Only form into formlessness. I usually work simultaneously on different later did I realize that people related to my work Light and water are the essentials of life, of our series depending on my surroundings. I recently and liked it enough to purchase it. There seems existence. If these ingredients are taken away the You split your time between capturing spent 2 months in Italy where I photographed to be more and more need for the meditative human being falls into depression. For as long as the sea and sky of the East End and the Florence, Venice and Bologna. Up until the and calm impressions my work reflects. It gives I can remember, I longed to be near the sea, under Bahamas. What are some of the differences middle of April I spent time in the Bahamas me pleasure to know that my art is a calming wide open skies, hovering and moving clouds and and similarities between the two? working on my “Light and Sea” series. catalyst as well as a message about the essence the ever changing vibrant colors of the water. 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Telecharge.com • 212-239-6200 · Shubert Theatre, 225 W.44th St. · MatildaTheMusical.com HAMPTONS LIVE MUSIC AUG 4 - AUG 17 7 9 4 5 6 8 10 THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY 2:00pm 6:00pm 6:00pm 6:00pm 8:00pm Jim Turner Trombone Nothing But Bebel Gilberto Lonesome Baron’s Cove Shorty Theives The Surf Lodge Dan & The The Surf Lodge The Surf Lodge Curmudgeons 6:00pm 7:00pm Followed by Nancy Atlas 8:00pm 8:00pm Bob Moses Martini Garden Project Sarah McLachlan Waiting For The Surf Lodge The Stephen Baron’s Cove West Hampton Henry Talkhouse Beach The Stephen MONDAY 8:00pm Performing Arts Talkhouse M. Ward w/ Center 8:00pm WEDNESDAY Opening Act 11:00pm Jeff LeBlanc Chris Campion 9:00pm Hot Lava 8:00pm The Stephen The London The Stephen The Tangiers The Stephen Talkhouse Talkhouse Blues Band w/ Talkhouse Souls Chris Scianni The Stephen The Stephen Talkhouse Talkhouse

12 FRIDAY 15 16 7:00pm 13 11 Southside 17 Johnny & The SATURDAY 14 THURSDAY Poor Fools MONDAY The Stephen 6:00pm SUNDAY 8:00pm Talkhouse The London 4:00pm Buckwheat Souls 6:00pm Lawrence Cooley Zydeco 7:00pm The Surf Lodge Kiatus Kaiyote Baron’s Cove The Stephen Lynn Blue Duo The Surf Lodge Talkhouse Baron’s Cove 8:00pm Gregory Porter 8:00pm TUESDAY 10:00pm 10:30pm WHBPAC Echoes of Etta Guild Hall 4:00pm Ryan Tennis and Hello Brooklyn Robert Bruey the Clubhouse 9:00pm The Stephen The Bogmen 8:00pm Baron’s Cove Bandt Talkhouse Charlie The Stephen The Stephen 10:00pm Talkhouse Musselwhite Talkhouse The Stephen Hello Brooklyn Talkhouse The Stephen Talkhouse

WEDNESDAY 8:00pm Jon Herington Band and Friends The Talkhouse

DANNY BURSTEIN AND JESSICA HECHT IN FIDDLER ON THE ROOF BASED ON THE SHOLOM ALEICHEM STORIES BY SPECIAL PERMISSION OF ARNOLD PERL BOOK BY JOSEPH STEIN MUSIC BY JERRY BOCK LYRICS BY SHELDON HARNICK ORIGINAL BROADWAY PRODUCTION DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY JEROME ROBBINS ORIGINALLY PRODUCED ON THE NEW YORK STAGE BY HAROLD PRINCE INSPIRED BY THE WORK OF JEROME ROBBINS DIRECTOR BARTLETT SHER PHOTO BY MICAELA ROSSATO TELECHARGE.COM 212-239-6200 OBROADWAY THEATRE, 1681 BROADWAY AT 53RD STREET 64 HAMPTONSMONTHLY FiddlerMusical.com HAMPTONS EVENTS AUG 4 - AUG 17 8 4 5 6 7 9 FINAL MONTHS. THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY 10:00am 5:00pm 8:00am 11:00am 8:00pm UJA-Federation Artist’s Reception Hamptons Stirring the Pot: Richard Lewis DON’T MIZ OUT! Hamptons Trunk Riverhead Free Paddle and Party Conversations Bay Street Theater Show Library for Pink w/ Culinary Bridgehampton Haven’s Beach Celebrities TUESDAY Historical 3:00pm Guild Hall Society 6th Annual Shop 5:30pm 7:00pm at Sunset Event DAN’S 44th 3:00pm My Fair Lady 8:00pm Main Street and Annual Kite Fly Piaget Hamptons Bay Street 11th Annual Newtown Lane, East Sagg Main Beach Cup Polo Match Theater Long Island Hampton Equueleus Polo Comedy 7:00pm Club Montauk Showcase 9:30pm Suffolk Theater Playhouse Gala The World Montauk Champion Judah Playhouse Friedlander Community Guild Hall Center

10 15 16 11 12 17 WEDNESDAY FRIDAY MONDAY 6:00pm 5:00pm 14 Wine Down 13 12:00am Summer Gala Wednesdays Guild Hall Fashion Pop-ups Martha Clara SATURDAY SUNDAY @ Gurney’s Vineyards 7:00pm 1:00pm 7:30AM Montauk A Night of Chefs Eleventh Annual Gurney’s & Champagne for Shellfish Fest Baron’s Cove Strides for Life Montauk Resort THURSDAY Elephants Southampton & Seawater Spa The Baker House 5:00pm Cultural Center 11:00am Aspects of TUESDAY The 2016 9:00pm 11:00AM Jay Pharoah Minimalism VIP Hampton Members Stirring the Pot: 3:00pm

Guild Hall Crockett Matt Designer Opening Conversations Discover Showhouse Reception with Culinary Watermill Day The 2016 Guild Hall Celebrities 2016 Hampton Designer Guild Hall The Watermill Showhouse Center 10:00am 8:00pm Montauk Paul Reiser Historical WEDNESDAY Society Craft Bay Street Theater 8:00pm TM © 1986 CMOL Photo: Show Second House Star Wars: The Museum Force Awakens Screening & Special Appearance THE ONLY PRODUCTION IN AMERICA by Live Stormtroopers Guild Hall BROADWAY’S OIMPERIAL THEATRE 249 West 45th Street TELECHARGE.COM | 212.239.6200 | LesMiz.com/Broadway

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Flying Naga; Nepal or Tibet; 14th century; gilt copper alloy; repoussé; Rubin Museum of Art; C2005.16.18 (HAR 65441)

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