Things to do on the East End

Wednesday Sep. 3, 2025

9 am – 7 pm

Art Show: “LOOK UP” – Photography by Jean Schweibish

Art
Free

Mattituck-Laurel LibraryMattituck

10 am – 4 pm

When Women Wore Whales

Sag Harbor Whaling & Historical MuseumSag Harbor

Noon – 7 pm

Greenport Harbor Brewing Company Presents Contemporary Artist Gavin Zeigler

Greenport Harbor Brewing Company’s Greenport Tasting RoomGreenport

Noon – 5 pm

JOEL MESLER: MILES OF SMILES

Guild HallEast Hampton

Noon – 5 pm

MARY HEILMANN: WATER WAY

Guild HallEast Hampton

1 – 2 pm

Wednesday Walks: Southampton Village

Rogers Memorial LibrarySouthampton

2 – 6 pm

Bruce Sherman: Bonsai and Spirit Rocks

The Arts Center at Duck CreekEast Hampton

2 – 6 pm

Daisuke Kiyomiya: Forms of Perception

The Arts Center at Duck CreekEast Hampton

6 – 8 pm

Adults 21+ Roller Skating in Greenport

Nightlife

Greenport American LegionGreenport

6 pm

SCIENCE & RELIGION A Conversation with Rabbi Dan Geffen & Stephen Rosen on THOUGHT EXPERIMENTS IN JUDAISM AND PHYSICS: Newton’s Cannon, Schroedinger’s Cat, Einstein’s Elevators, and a Glass of Water

Temple Adas Israel Sag Harbor, NYSAG HARBOR

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Things to do on the East End

Wednesday Sep. 3, 2025

Art Show: “LOOK UP” – Photography by Jean Schweibish

When Women Wore Whales

Greenport Harbor Brewing Company Presents Contemporary Artist Gavin Zeigler

JOEL MESLER: MILES OF SMILES

MARY HEILMANN: WATER WAY

Wednesday Walks: Southampton Village

Bruce Sherman: Bonsai and Spirit Rocks

Daisuke Kiyomiya: Forms of Perception

Adults 21+ Roller Skating in Greenport

SCIENCE & RELIGION A Conversation with Rabbi Dan Geffen & Stephen Rosen on THOUGHT EXPERIMENTS IN JUDAISM AND PHYSICS: Newton’s Cannon, Schroedinger’s Cat, Einstein’s Elevators, and a Glass of Water

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