Name: Friday Afternoon Mahjong
Start: 2026-10-09T13:00:00-04:00
Location: East Hampton Library

East Hampton Library

Join us for a friendly game of Mahjong! As of now we have seasoned players. 
All are welcome!
Every Friday at 1PM.register here<a href="https://easthampton.librarycalendar.com/event/friday-afternoon-mahjong-410" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">easthampton.librarycalendar.com/event/friday-afternoon-mahjong-410</a>

Local Event: Friday Afternoon Mahjong

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Lisa Finn

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East Hampton

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Friday Afternoon Mahjong

Join us for a friendly game of Mahjong! As of now we have seasoned players. 
All are welcome!
Every Friday at 1PM.register...

The Hamptons International Film Festival celebrates great stories on screen. This October, Bedside Reading® is placing them off-screen too.
As filmmakers, actors and film lovers arrive on the East End, Bedside Reading is placing a curated collection of nine fall titles in 11 Hamptons hotels. Four of those titles are also going straight into the hands of festival VIPs, placed inside the official Hamptons International Film Festival gift bags on October 2.
“Film festivals remind me of something I’ve believed my entire career: everything starts with a great story,” said Jane Ubell-Meyer, founder and CEO of Bedside Reading® and a former television and film producer. “Some stories are discovered on a screen. Some are discovered on a bedside table. And sometimes the book you pick up when you least expect it becomes the one you can’t stop thinking about.”
THE FALL COLLECTION — 11 HOTELS
The Maidstone, Journey East Hampton, Mill House Inn, Hotel Moraine, The Baker House 1650, Capri Southampton, Southampton Inn, 1708 House, Canoe Place Inn &amp; Cottages, Marram Montauk, and Beachcomber Resort at Montauk.
TWISTED LIVES — Tamara Merrill. A mother’s search for her missing son unravels into a psychological thriller about memory and deception.
WHAT WE LEFT BEHIND — Valerie Nifora. A novel about the secrets families carry and the courage it takes to move forward.
THE BIG DAY — Lisa Cheek. A commitment skeptic says yes at 49, then discovers the wedding didn’t legally count.
WHAT NATURE TEACHES US — Clay and Amber Vilhauer. A mother and son find lessons in resilience through the natural world.
A RIVER REMEMBERS — Lee Clark. A forensic entomologist returns home to find a murder, a hidden family and a killer watching her every move.
TORTURED SOLES — Fran Weinstein. Twenty-two years as an entertainment TV producer, told with candor and humor.
HIS DAUGHTER — Caryn M. McGill. God’s daughter is cast down to Earth and must choose between redemption and judgment.
THE EUREKA MACHINE — Richard Socher. An AI pioneer on how artificial intelligence could compress a century of scientific discovery into a decade.
LIBERATION FROM THE DIET PRISON — Regina Oswald. A path to body-mind harmony built on compassion, not restriction.
THE FILM FESTIVAL FOUR
Four screen-worthy bestsellers, placed directly in the Hamptons International Film Festival VIP Gift Bags on October 2:
•Where the Heart Meets the Sea by Kimbra Drake
•Blood in the Low Country by Paul Attaway
•A River Remembers by Lee Clark
•Charity Trickett Is Not So Glamorous by Christine Stringer
“Discovery doesn’t always happen in a bookstore,” Ubell-Meyer added. “It can happen in a hotel room, beside a pool, or inside a gift bag at a film festival. Our job is to create those moments.”

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The Church

With a warm welcome we invite Randolph Croxton to kick off our Fall Knowledge Friday series! A pioneer in green architecture with a lifelong interest in the military sciences, Mr. Croxton is a Sag Harbor gem, working hard to preserve the historical legacy of our small seaside town. The preservationist, author, and true renaissance man will discuss his own story, sharing the experiences that shaped him and how a fascination with Sag Harbor has led him to fiercely protect and honor its integrity. 
Croxton wrote the introduction to the Sag Harbor Historical Museum’s Sag Harbor in the Revolution, an important book that was published this year to commemorate the village’s history and role relative to our nation’s 250th
anniversary. Therein, he illuminated the Battle of Sag Harbor, the heroic patriot attack on the British fort and garrison, and this town’s pivotal role in the 1776 formation of a nation. An elder at the Old Whaler’s Church, Croxton’s rich knowledge of our local landscape is indispensable and an incredible asset to our community. 
Copies of Sag Harbor in the Revolution will be available for perusal and for purchase. 
This Knowledge Friday has been programmed as a bridge between our two exhibitions. <a href="https://www.thechurchsagharbor.org/this-land-considering-the-american-landscape" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">This Land: Considering the American Landscape</a> commemorated our nation’s 250th anniversary. <a href="https://www.thechurchsagharbor.org/dear-mazie-amaza-lee-meredith-curated-amber-esseiva" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Dear Mazie</a>, honors and celebrates the life and legacy of Amaza Lee Meredith – our country’s first black queer female architect who co-founded the Azurest community of Sag Harbor. Join us as we examine with gratitude the legacy of this seaside village and welcome a man who has worked hard to preserve it. 
Visit <a href="https://www.thechurchsagharbor.org/dear-mazie-amaza-lee-meredith-curated-amber-esseiva" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Dear Mazie,</a> during our exhibition hours Thursday – Monday from 11 AM – 5 PM, which will be on view October 4 – December 27.

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Kassar Productions teams up with LTV Studios for the fourth year in a row, presenting Conor McPherson’s modern adaptation of THE DANCE OF DEATH, a pair of plays originally written in 1900 by August Strindberg. 
Directed by Grace Kiley and starring Dena Tyler, Matthew Conlon, and Edward W. Kassar, the play follows military captain Edgar and his wife, Alice, who live a bitter life with a marriage soured by hatred on an isolated island. When the possibility of redemption and escape arrives for Alice in the shape of their former comrade Kurt, it seems that Edgar is prepared to use his very last breath to make their lives a living hell. The Dance of Death — which has never been performed on the East End — begins with a preview night on Thursday, Sept. 24, and a run including both evening shows and matinees through Oct. 9.
Tickets: Gen admission $33.17 | Students w/ ID $17.23

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Join Our Fabulous Variety Show for an adult ballet class, accessible to all levels! Whether you’re returning to ballet, have years of experience, or are stepping into the studio for the first time, this class offers a welcoming and supportive environment to build strength, flexibility, and confidence. Explore classical ballet technique, musicality, and movement while developing body awareness and graceful, expressive movement.

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Lion's Nook

Lion’s Nook, 10 Main Street, East Hampton, will welcome the Hamptons International Film Festival (HIFF) to the restaurant this October as the host venue for the festival’s long-running Morning Talks series.
Four Morning Talks will take place at Lion’s Nook throughout the festival on Saturday, October 3; Sunday, October 4; Saturday, October 10; and Sunday, October 11, with each conversation beginning at 10 a.m.
A longstanding HIFF tradition, Morning Talks give festivalgoers the opportunity to begin their day with engaging and insightful conversations featuring seasoned leaders, emerging voices, filmmakers and participants from across the film industry. Guests will also enjoy complimentary breakfast pastries, coffee and tea during each discussion.
The intimate conversations will explore the craft and business of filmmaking, with topics ranging from the early conception and development of a feature film to the impact storytelling can have in the real world once a project reaches audiences.
Programming throughout the series will include dynamic panel discussions examining the evolving challenges and opportunities within the entertainment industry, along with in-depth Q&amp;A sessions offering festivalgoers an inside look at the creative process. Guests can expect candid insights, memorable anecdotes and thoughtful conversations from this year’s filmmakers and industry participants.
Located in the heart of East Hampton Village, Lion’s Nook will provide an intimate setting for the four conversations, giving attendees an opportunity to hear directly from voices across the film industry before heading into a full day of festival screenings and events.
The HIFF Morning Talks at Lion’s Nook are free to attend. Additional details regarding the individual talks, featured speakers and participants will be announced by the Hamptons International Film Festival.
HIFF MORNING TALKS AT LION’S NOOK
Saturday, October 3 | 10 a.m. 
Sunday, October 4 | 10 a.m. 
Saturday, October 10 | 10 a.m. 
Sunday, October 11 | 10 a.m.
Lion’s Nook 
10 Main Street 
East Hampton, NY
Each Morning Talk runs approximately 60 minutes. Complimentary breakfast pastries, coffee and tea will be available.

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<h4>Join SASF at the Southampton Village’s 14th Annual SouthamptonFest! You can welcome in the fall season all weekend long with arts &amp; crafts, live entertainment, shopping, local eats &amp; treats, and SASF!</h4>
Come check out our station! We’ll have arts &amp; crafts available, and of course some adoptable pets to say hi to (:

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