LIFESTYLE

Springs Time to Shine

By Beverly Stephen
September 2, 2022

The historic hamlet is seeing a boom in popularity with rising property values and new restaurants on the scene. It started heating up last season with the opening of...

All Horses and Celebrities all of the Time

By Alice Phillips
August 16, 2022

Now in its fifth decade, the Hampton Classic is the perfect end to the perfect summer. A true see-and-be-seen event, featuring famous horsemen and horsewomen from all over the globe, stunning equines, and characters from all walks of the Hamptons glitterati...

Sustainable Agriculture of the North Fork

By Alice Phillips
July 19, 2022

ore than a decade later, 8 Hands Farm is now located on 28 acres on bucolic Cox Lane in Cutchogue, purchased in concert with the Peconic Land Trust.

Take a Hike

By Barbara Baker
July 19, 2022

From amazing dune walks to quiet nature preserves, the East End is home to some of the most picturesque trails to be found in New York.

Riding the Waves of Change

By Richard Lewin
July 19, 2022

The Montauk Boatmen & Captains Association Helps Protect the Rights of the Local Fishing Community.

Born Survivor

By Richard Lewin
June 20, 2022

From the day he sold his first Radio Flyer full of Eaton’s Neck oysters at age 11, for $224, Mike knew he was “hooked”.

Pantone’s Very Peri

By Alice Phillips
February 9, 2022

When you hear “Very Peri”, what do you see in your mind’s eye? A fistful of warm-hued blue crayons?

Sweet Carolina

By Hannah Selinger
February 8, 2022

Where is everyone going within South Carolina? For starters, they’re heading to Kiawah Island, a barrier island 25 miles from Charleston, which is experiencing a real estate boom of its own.

Chilling in Jackson Hole

By HRES Staff
February 8, 2022

On arriving in Jackson, Wyoming, the first clue that you are a long way from the Hamptons is at the airport, where rental options include a car and a canister of “bear spray.”