Things to do in East Hampton

Things to do in East Hampton

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Saturday June 7, 2025

9 am – noon

Weekend Wonder Camp, featuring Sensory Bottles and Acai Smoothie Bowls (ages 5-12)

Classes

Project Most Community Learning CenterEast Hampton

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10 – 11 am

CMEE on the Road: Share the Harvest Farm

Ages: All
Family

Share the Harvest FarmEast Hampton

11 am – noon

STEM: Sensory Bottles (ages 3-12)

Classes

Project Most Community Learning CenterEast Hampton

11 am – noon

Kids in the Kitchen: Acai Smoothie Bowls (ages 5-12)

Classes

Project Most Community Learning CenterEast Hampton

Functional Relationships – John Chamberlain

Noon – 5 pm

FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS: ARTIST-MADE FURNITURE

Guild HallEast Hampton

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Noon – 5 pm

ALMOND ZIGMUND: WADING ROOM

Guild HallEast Hampton

Noon – 3 pm

Weekend Wonder Camp, featuring Sensory Bottles and Acai Smoothie Bowls (ages 5-12)

Classes

Project Most Community Learning CenterEast Hampton

INSTAGRAM 45 POSTER

2 – 6 pm

LOUISE EASTMAN & JANIS STEMMERMANN: Black and White and Red All Over

Arts Center at Duck CreekEast Hampton

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2 – 6 pm

Ralph Stout: Commuter Drawings

The Art Center at Duck CreekEAST HAMPTON

Larsen Salon – The American Dream

5 – 6 pm

Larsen Salon Series: The American Dream

Talks

LongHouse ReserveEast Hampton

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8 – 9:30 pm

AN EVENING WITH JOHN CAMERON MITCHELL

Art
Comedy

Guild HallEast Hampton

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