Sign up while spots remain for the 2023 Paul R. Carey Memorial Golf Outing. It takes place Monday, September 18 at Gariner's Bay Country Club.
All over the Island, families are getting their kids ready to go back to school. We checked with all the East End schools that these kids attend to find out about their COVID-19 safety plans.
Garden Club Memorial Sunday, a tradition since 1936 at Union Chapel in the Grove, features the Rev. Jill Vogt of the Moravian Church of Herrnhut, Germany as guest speaker.
Sylvester Manor marks Juneteenth with Call Their Names, a ceremony at the Afro-Indigenous Burial Ground, where over 200 people of color are buried in unmarked graves.
Celebrate Father’s Day and the beginning of the summer season by joining friends and neighbors at Homecoming Sunday at Union Chapel in the Grove. The interdenominational service on June 20 at 10:30 AM also honors members of Shelter Island Heights who passed away last year.
Looking for Juneteenth observances? Sylvester Manor offers a free 90-minute walking tour about the enslaved and free people of color who lived and toiled here, including many who were buried on the property. And, the nearby Southampton African American Museum hosts a two-day celebration.
BE[RE]LOVED Benefit is a vintage fashion show and sale supporting the Shelter Island Senior Activity Center.
The PTSA of Shelter Island has something special in store for little ghouls and goblins — a Halloween "Trunk or Treat" candy giveaway in the school parking lot, in addition to the parade and Smith Street trick or treating.
The local chapter of the League of Women Voters holds its annual meeting on Sunday, May 15, and all are welcome to join. The guest speaker is Nanette Lawrenson, executive director of the Shelter Island Historical Society, who will talk about the society's centennial.
All are welcome to attend a candlelight vigil for International Overdose Awareness Day. It takes place Wednesday, August 31 at 7 PM at the Fiske Field Basketball Courts.