Shelter Island Country Club is devoting Saturday, October 17 to a nine-hole tournament to benefit former South Ferry captain Alex Cannon who was seriously injured last fall. The rain date is Sunday, October 18. Non-players can join raffles or make donations.
In honor of the Shelter Island Heights sesquicentennial, you can now take a self-guided walking tour featuring 17 stops that highlight the historic district's Victorian charm.
As part of New York's promise to "Build Back Better," Cornell University has launched a campaign to train ordinary residents to become NYS Citizen Public Health Leaders. There is no cost to join.
Plain Sight Project and Sag Harbor Cinema announced Wednesday they are recipients of a $200,000 grant. The two nonprofits will use the funds to illuminate the undiscovered history of enslaved and free people of color on the East End.
Tickets are on sale now for the Shelter Island Fire Department Annual Steak Night at the Center Firehouse on Saturday, March 12.
Storyteller, songwriter and banjoist Bill Gordh returns to Union Chapel in the Grove this weekend for the annual Children's Service. This is a favorite for the young children who participate, for their parents and grandparents, and for the young in spirit. The interdenominational service takes place outdoors on Sunday, June 27 at 10:30 AM.
Plain Sight Project — which is working to comprehensively identify, enumerate and restore the stories of enslaved individuals of African descent to their essential place in American history — hosts a talk at Sylvester Manor on Saturday, September 26. Tickets are limited. Make your reservations today.