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M&T Platinum Bank Artist Reception: Cliff Baldwin
An art reception highlights the work of local artist Cliff Baldwin at M&T Platinum Bank in Westhampton Beach, with Colorful Coup on view. The event is free and open to the public. Registration is optional and may be used for updates, reminders, and inclusion on the East End Arts email list. Photos or videos may be taken for informational or marketing purposes. Presented in collaboration with East End Arts and M&T Bank, a long-standing partner that has granted East End Arts curatorial rights to the gallery space in its Westhampton Beach premium banking location. East End Arts, a 501(c)(3) founded in 1972, serves the two forks with year-round exhibitions, an art and music school offering classes and private lessons, and a recording studio that produces a podcast and supports emerging and established creators.
M&T Bank (Westhampton Beach)Spring Yoga Retreat
A spring yoga retreat at Southampton Inn in Southampton, NY features gentle yoga sessions and guided meditation, an outing to the beach, accommodations at the inn, meals, a creative craft session, a workshop and sacred circle, and opportunities for connection, plus a bag of swag. A payment plan is available.
Southampton InnAperitivo Cocktail Hour
Aperitivo brings sunset cocktails to The Baker House 1650, offering a relaxed way to unwind with friends. Enjoy the refined setting of a historic inn with views at dusk. Sip curated cocktails crafted by a mixologist, or choose from beers and wine. Explore the new menu and gather in a private oasis.
The Baker House 1650Jazz Night
At the Masonic Temple in Sag Harbor, a Hamptons JazzFest concert weaves community, culture, and cuisine in an intimate setting that highlights the artistry of live jazz. Attendees can enjoy dinner prepared by Tapovana Lunch Box along with bar refreshments, available while supplies last. The performance will be recorded for later broadcast on WLIW-FM, an affiliate of NPR. Admission is $20. The program features saxophonist Yuma Uesaka, a Japan-born artist now based in New York City who moved to the United States to study jazz and is active across clubs, concert series, and collaborative projects. Guitarist Alex Levine, a New York musician immersed in the city’s jazz community, frequently performs in small ensembles at venues and series throughout New York and the Northeast while collaborating on live and studio work. Bassist and composer Ben Rolston, originally from Ann Arbor and a graduate of the University of Michigan’s Jazz Studies program, contributed to the Detroit scene before relocating to New York and now appears nationwide as both a leader and sideman. Drummer and arts leader Claes Brondal, based in Sag Harbor, co-founded Hamptons JazzFest and serves as Executive Director, guiding year-round programming while performing and hosting events across the East End.
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