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In 2008 Surf Lodge, a quaint restaurant with a surf theme opened on Lake Montauk with hardly much of a bang. Sure they had a hip chef running the kitchen and a verified Manhattan nightlife crew running the party scene, but the hundreds of cars and frat boys would take a year or two to fully figure out what was brewing in Montauk. Since then, the movement of the hampters (hipsters from Manhattan) and the share house yuppies looking to party in the Hamptons has consistently headed East (Luckily for Lizzie Grubman, Conscious Point isn't even a memory in the minds of current trend-seekers). Keeping on trend, Montauk's nightlife scene will continue to dominate the Hamptons this summer, despite the growing battle between the townsfolk and these summer subversives who will be infiltrating their territory come Memorial Day weekend. But we're not here to take sides, we're here to report. Check out our official guide to Hamptons Nightlife 2013! More»
Without a doubt, the new kid on the nightlife block this year was the Sloppy Tuna, and though some locals may not be in approval of the name, it is the name in fact that has brought in more business this summer than its predecessor Nick's did. Everybody's got Sloppy Tuna on the brain... More»
Okay, so you're not literally going out with her, but wearing her clothes out is kind of the same thing, right? These pieces are great for Hamptons nightlife (can you say sequins!?) and now that she has boutiques in both Montauk and Southampton at the Capri, you have no excuse not to stop by and pick something up! More»
Mark Baker thinks the Hamptons nightlife scene is too full of boring summer share housers, and is on mission to change his perception. Among this summer's nightlife metamorphosis occurring out East, Baker (co-owner of The Double Seven) has set up shop in a former Polish Hall in Southampton with his latest venture, The Elm. "Think of it as something like The Jane or Rose Bar, a place to have a nice dinner and drinks after. It's sophisticated chic," said Baker. More»
The Barracuda Bar at the Montauk Yacht Club has seemed a little quiet in the past few weeks, with crowds flocking to the live music at Surf Lodge or some of the rowdier clubs in the more western Hamptons. But this weekend, it certainly brought the party, and maybe even..an exorcism? More»
Part of our 2K10 Restaurants Hot List, and a strong contender for one of the better Friday night lounge scenes, The Pointe is definitely worth your proverbial $2K. More»
Who doesn't love coming home after a night out at a Hamptons club, drenched in champagne and already dreading the imminent Sunday morning hangover? Well, when you're looking to keep your designer duds dry and be in bed by 2 AM, we've got you covered, no matter what your preferred style or Hampton... More»
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Though you may be starved for ideas on what to do on a weekday, we totally love Mondays at Georgica Restaurant & Lounge, where our fellow industry peeps come out for a good time without all the crowds of weekenders. And there's oh so much more to do once you get inside! More»
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Saturday night we dropped in to Nello Summertime, the Southampton outpost of the Upper East Side eatery that's quickly shaping up to be the prep school graduate's summer destination. But of course, with youth comes over-exuberence, and as the night wore on, a few PYTs couldn't quite keep up with the crowd. More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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