Events in The Hamptons

Enjoy a gentle Chair Yoga class at the library that welcomes all fitness levels, with a special focus on beginners and seniors. This weekly series offers a supportive approach using a chair for both seated and standing poses to encourage flexibility, balance, and relaxation. No special equipment or prior experience is required, just comfortable clothing and a willingness to move and breathe.

215 Main St, Amagansett , NY, 11930, United States, Amagansett

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Build richer characters, stronger relationships, and compelling scenes in a dynamic six-week improv course at Guild Hall. Participants will explore dramatic, comedic, and musical improvisation while sharpening point of view, practicing longer-form scenes, and learning techniques for raising the stakes. Designed for those looking to take their improv skills further, the sessions run weekly and emphasize growth through active practice and collaboration.

158 Main Street, East Hampton, NY, 11937, East Hampton

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Comedian Paul Anthony leads a hands-on stand-up comedy class at Bay Street Theater that invites participants to discover their comedic voice and shape original material. The session focuses on what it takes to perform for a live audience, with guided exercises that help build confidence, sharpen delivery, and develop a personal point of view on stage. Whether you are new to stand-up or looking to refine your set, this program offers practical tools and supportive coaching to take ideas from the page to the microphone.

Corner of Bay Street and Main St, Sag Harbor, NY, 11963, Sag Harbor

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Young players in grades 2 and 3 can take part in fall tennis clinics at Amagansett Youth Park in East Hampton, NY. The session offers an introduction to the game in a supportive setting designed for this age group.

Abrahams Path, East Hampton, NY, 11937, East Hampton

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Set out on a relaxing paddle across Old Ice Pond at Quogue Wildlife Refuge and take in the colors of the season from the water. This guided outing offers a peaceful way to enjoy autumn scenery and observe the natural surroundings from a new perspective. The cost for this experience is 30.00.

3 Old Country Road, Quogue, NY, 11959, Quogue

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Skip assigned reading and share whatever has been on your nightstand at this welcoming book club hosted by Amagansett Free Library. Participants talk about the books they chose on their own, what worked for them, what did not, and everything in between. Expect an easygoing conversation where neighbors trade honest impressions and suggestions, helping each other discover new titles or steer clear of ones that may not be a fit.

215 Main St, Amagansett, NY, 11930, Amagansett

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Fiber artist Erica-Lynn Huberty leads a hands-on workshop exploring textile needlework as it was practiced in Southampton in the 17th and 18th centuries. Designed for those with some experience, the class focuses on intermediate to advanced hand embroidery stitches inspired by botanical motifs popular in Southampton Colony around the time of the Revolution. Participants will learn how to turn a line drawing into an embroidered botanical image while covering composition and design principles, color theory, and a set of specific stitches. Space is very limited and advanced ticket purchase is required. The workshop fee is $20 per person, and materials are provided, including a hoop, muslin with a pre-drawn design, a pencil, a needle, and embroidery floss. Erica-Lynn Huberty is recognized in contemporary fiber arts for blending textiles and sewing techniques with watercolor, ink, embroidery, crochet, knitting, and loom-woven grounds, bringing multiple mediums together in a unified practice.

17 Meeting House Lane, Southampton, NY, 11968, Southampton

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Adults who care for another adult with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia are invited to a supportive meeting at the Amagansett Free Library. The group offers a space to talk through challenges related to caregiving, including stress that can affect health, family, work, finances, and social life. Participants connect with others who have faced similar situations and share practical solutions. The focus is on discussing current concerns and working together to find ways forward so caregivers do not feel alone in managing the demands of long-term care.

215 Main St, Amagansett, NY, 11930, Amagansett

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Afterschool creativity takes center stage in a two-part Halloween-themed art series for ages 8 to 11 at the educational Tiana Bayside Facility. Participants will craft spooky projects using upcycled burlap sourced from CCE’s eelgrass restoration work and will have a chance to observe live marine animals in the indoor touch tank. All materials are provided, and families are encouraged to pack a snack and dress kids for a mess since acrylic paints may stain clothing. This is a drop-off program designed to keep kids engaged, learning, and creating. Pick-up is promptly at 6 pm.

89 Dune Road, Hampton Bays, NY, 11946, Hampton Bays

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Enjoy an evening of dinner and stand-up at Westhampton Country Club in support of the Westhampton Beach St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee. The night begins with a buffet meal, followed by a comedy showcase featuring Mario Bosco, Eric Haft, Carie Karavas, Chris Roach, and Angela Larosa. Tickets are $150 per person. Beer, wine, and a signature cocktail are included, and a cash bar is available. Fundraising activities include raffles, baskets, a 50/50, and a silent auction. For reservations and information, call 631-245-0333.

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