In the Bridgehampton and Watermill area, one must-do is the famous Parrish Art Museum (if you’re a regular Kuotes reader, you know I love art and discovering new artists to learn about). If self-care day is in order, check out a pop-up workout class from Sweat in the Hamptons, treat yourself to a local wine tasting, and finish your day off with blooms from my fave florist, Millstone Flowers.

For more info on local happenings, click HERE.

When it comes to Sag Harbor local gems, Team KKH is oh-so-lucky because one of our Design Team members and her husband are bonafide locals and shared some of their fave spots for inspired living in Sag! I can never resist to two of my favorite women-owned boutiques–Matriark and Joey Wolffer–for boho-luxe style essentials, and I’m told that a chartered boat tour with Captain Anton is a must for all sailing enthusiasts!

For more info on local happenings, click HERE!

The photo above says it all–you absolutely must try a lobster roll from Lunch when you’re in this part of the East End! And when you’re finished, browse for the latest beach reads at BookHampton, stock up on unique jewelry accessories from Love Adorned, and work on your tan at the oh-so-lovely Georgica Beach. 

For more info on local happenings, visit the East Hampton Chamber of Commerce.

You’ve made it to Montauk–the End (of our guide, and of Long Island itself)! If you’re a surfer, I don’t need to tell you about how perfect Montauk is for that its famed beaches, like Ditch Plains. Once the waves have died down. bounce around to some of the region’s hippest locales–Surf Lodge, the Crow’s Nest, Ruchmeyer’s, and Gurney’s. And finally, don’t forget to grab a morning bagel at Goldberg’s–you just might spot Leonardo DiCaprio (like our Kuotes blog editor did a couple summers ago)!

For more info on local happenings, visit the Montauk Chamber of Commerce.