Hamptons: Video

Plum's Chris O'Connor sits down with the Ross School's Director of Development and PR, Diana Aceti, and the Head of School, Michele Claeysto, to talk about their upcoming fundraiser, the 5th Annual Starlight Ball.

Ed Vinski, lifelong friend of East Hampton resident Thomas Kopka, talks with Plum about the upcoming memorial for Tom.

Al Giaquinto, President of Plum Builders (no relation), discusses the latest trends in green building and shows off some of the materials that are gaining traction in the environmental revolution. His insights: Use closely manufactured materials, recycle old materials for structural or aesthetic uses, and get to know new heating and cooling systems.

Plum Builders
125 Stephen Hands Path
East Hampton, NY 11937
P: 631-329-1300
F: 631-329-5648

www.plumbuilders.com

 

LongHouse Reseve in East Hampton opens for its 16th season featuring new artwork and exciting landscaping. To name a few attractions, Curator Jack Larsen has collected several precious pieces of pottery in a grouping entitled "100 Vessels". Additionally, sculptor Bryan Hunt has brought his 1995 work "The Plunge" to the Reserve.

Plum's Matt Lyman visits Stonewall's Restaurant in Riverhead to experience an authentic French lunch. Located at the Cherry Creek Golf Course, Stonewall's is led by executive chef Guy Puch.

Stonewall's Restaurant
967 Reeves Avenue
Riverhead, NY 11901
631-506-0777

www.stonewalls-restaurant.com

In this edition of North Fork Living, Agawam Albertson broker Tom Scalia takes us on a culinary tour of the North Fork. Starting in Jamesport, we visit the Jamesport Manor Inn. Then it's onto Southold to eat at the North Fork Table and Inn and Sea Food Barge. And last, but certainly not least, we end up in Greenport at the Frisky Oyster.

To see all the entries for Norsic's Direct Action-East End environmental challenge head over to The Gallery Sag Harbor.

Sculptor Elaine Grove talks about the empowerment of melting steel, the importance of her community, and pleasing the soul.

At the very tip of Long Island is Montauk, a mecca for fishermen and beach-goers. This is a short look at its long history, from the days of the Montauk Indians to its development as a summer destination.

An interview by Stan Pottinger with Justice Antonin Scalia, the second most senior Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.