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Cover Artist: Charles Mattina Artist Charles Mattina, a Southold resident originally from Queens, began drawing in youth with pen and ink and moved on to oils and his current preference, acrylics, in college. He has been compared to Horace Pippin, a turn-of-the-century artist but considers his greatest influence to be Edward Hopper, known for his painting “Nighthawks.” He is a veteran of many art shows, auctions and galleries. His current works consisting of ocean, beaches, and street scenes can be seen at Greenport’s Fiedler Gallery.

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It’s never been so exciting out here, and it just keeps getting better. New ideas and ventures, an influx of artists, craftspeople, wine producers and farmers, and of course our visitors all combine to create a really vibrant scene. On Greenport lets you in on the action and gives you all the information you need to plan a great time while you’re here.

If you’ve been to the North Fork wineries lately, you know they can get a *little* busy. It can be hard to coordinate a relaxing, quality experience, what with festive crowds, busy servers who may not have time to answer all your questions, and, of course, the eternal dilemma of who gets to be the designated driver! Vintage Tours has created an elegant solution, offering high-end, small, informative tours that include wine tasting, lunch and transportation. We meet the company’s delightful owner Jo Anne Perry, a long-time North Fork resident and expert on the local wine industry.

The Greenport art scene continues to thrive, and a new art collective has sprung up to join the collectives and galleries that laid the foundation years ago. Here’s a peek at the art and artists that are part of this evolving collaboration; we wish them the best of luck!

I’m excited about two great new, fun additions to Greenport this year: the American Legion Burton Potter Post 185 roller skating rink and the Fire Fighter fireboat museum. The rink is an old friend to generations of ‘Porters who grew up rolling to the music and having fun, and it’s back now after almost a decade of community-driven fundraising and restoration. The Fire Fighter fireboat was the pride of the NY harbor fleet, and is now retired and moored permanently at the Greenport docks. It has a fascinating history, and is celebrating its 80th birthday this year. Both attractions are worth a visit and are kid-friendly.

Looking for things to do in the Greenport area? Just peek inside at On Greenport’s expanded calendar of events. It’s much more comprehensive than any other calendar for the area, so keep this little guide handy. More details for these events and others are at ongreenport.com, where you’ll also find the link to our sister publication, On Montauk, at onmontauk.com, which gives you everything you need to know to navigate “The End” of the South Fork.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

The ONGREENPORT.COM EVENT CALENDAR has full details on these

and other happenings On Greenport.

ALL SUMMER LONG KIDS

Children’s Activities at the Schoolhouse by Oysterponds Historical Society from 5/28 - 9/30

SCREENINGS

Summer of Spielberg Free Outdoor Screenings hosted by Hampton International Film Festival July and August

MONDAYS FOOD

Monday Pig Roasts hosted by First And South from 6/4 - 9/3

LIVE MUSIC & DANCE

Dancing in the Park - Mitchell Park Greenport from July through Labor Day

TUESDAYS LIVE MUSIC

Paddle Tuesdays at First and South Restaurant through 10/9

THURSDAYS FOOD

Thursday Pop Ups! Hosted by First And South from 6/21 - 10/11

FRIDAYS LIVE MUSIC

7:30pm on the lawn in Mitchell Park, Front Street from 7/7 - 9/1

ART

Greenport Gallery Walk on the first Friday of each month from June to December

SATURDAYS SHOPPING

Greenport Farmer’s Market from 6/23 - 10/27

SUNDAYS LIVE MUSIC

The Shaffery’s At First And South from 6/3 - 9/2

Recurring Events

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MAY 12 - SAT BENEFIT

2 Day - Mother’s Day Shop-A-Thon hosted by Greenport Village 5/12 - 5/13

MAY 24 - THURS FESTIVAL

5 Day - Fire Department Carnival with Fireworks 5/24 - 5/28

MAY 25 - FRI LIVE MUSIC

Memorial Day Weekend Kick-off Celebration with Jen Kane at Pindar Vineyards

MAY 26 - SAT LIVE MUSIC

Keith Maguire Vocal, Pop, Acoustic at Raphael Winery

RECREATION

Vineyard & Winery Educational Tour at Pindar Vineyards

MAY 27 - SUN BENEFIT

Greenport Express Miniature Train Benefit Concert

LIVE MUSIC

Vanessa Trouble Vocal, Jazz, Pop at Raphael Winery

Jesse Barnes at Lieb Cellars Oregon Road Tasting Room

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DANCE

West Coast Swing with Blake Dowling at First And South

LIVE MUSIC

Cassandra House at Lieb Cellars Oregon Road Tasting Room

MAY 29 - TUES EDUCATION

Tuesdays with Tom: Maygration! presented by North Fork Audubon Society at The Red House at Inlet Pond County Park

LIVE MUSIC

Paddle Tuesdays: Garrett James Cadwallader & Tamara Joy at First And South

Daily Events


JUN 1 - FRI LIVE MUSIC

Fridays on First: Rob Europe at First And South

JUN 2 - SAT BENEFIT

Greenport Waiters’ Race hosted by The Market to Benefit ELIH

Runway Show “The Garden of Eden” to Benefit Community Action Southold Town Inc. (CAST)

EDUCATION

Oysters in Early Manhattan: Colonial Trade Artifacts at Poquatuck Hall by Oysterponds Historical Society

FESTIVAL

2 Day - 2nd Annual North

Fork Dog Dock Diving Festival at Greenport Harbor Brewing Company 6/2 - 6/3

RECREATION

East End Hospice Pig Roast at The Pavilion

JUN 3 - SUN LIVE MUSIC

Jeff LeBlanc at Lieb Cellars Oregon Road Tasting Room

Robert Bruey at Raphael Winery

Three Rising Stars Piano Recital at The Peconic Bay Yacht Club hosted

by Rites of Spring Music Festival

JUN 4 - MON DANCE


FOOD

Monday Pig Roasts: Bring Your Daddy! At Greenport Harbor Brewing co. hosted by First And South

JUN 5 - TUES LIVE MUSIC

Paddle Tuesdays: The Second Hands hosted by First And South

JUN 6 - WED BENEFIT

Golf Classic at North Fork County Club in Cutchogue hosted by ELIH

JUN 8 - FRI EDUCATION

Marine Cultivation and Water Quality with John Holzapfel presented by North Fork Audubon Society at Peconic Landing Auditorium

JUN 9 - SAT LIVE MUSIC

Ben Myers Acoustic Rock at Raphael Winery

Renaissance Strings of Pure Delight at Poquatuck Hall, Chris Morrongiello, lute hosted by Rites of Spring Music Festival


The Dinny Keg Band Acoustic, Lounge at Raphael Winery

Wine Club Pick Up Party at Lieb Cellars Oregon Road Tasting Room

JUN 11 - MON DANCE


FOOD

Monday Pig Roasts: Bring Your Daddy! At Mill

House Brewing Company hosted by First And South


Paddle Tuesdays: Jeff LeBlanc at First And South

JUN 14 - THURS FESTIVAL

4 Day - The 64th Annual Mattituck Lions Club Strawberry Festival from 6/14 - 6/17

JUN 16 - SAT FESTIVAL

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Oysterponds Historical Society

LIVE MUSIC

Spinning In Infinity at Raphael Winery




RECREATION

Father’s Day at Pindar Vineyards

JUN 18 - MON DANCE


FOOD

Monday Pig Roasts: Bring Your Daddy! At Firestone Walker Brewing Co. hosted by First And South

JUN 19 - TUES EDUCATION

Tuesdays with Tom presented by North Fork Audubon Society at The Red House at Cranberry Bog Preserve County Park

LIVE MUSIC


JUN 20 - WED KIDS

Catapano Dairy Farm Walking Tour and Milking Demonstration

JUN 23 - SAT LIVE MUSIC

Concert Under The Stars Featuring Robert Bruey And Izzy Doroski

Summer Solstice Party at Lieb Cellars Oregon Road Tasting Room


Drinkwater Brothers at Raphael Winery

Rob Europe at Lieb Cellars Oregon Road Tasting Room

RECREATION

Cutchogue Lions Club Car Show at Pindar Vineyards

JUN 25 - MON FOOD

Monday Pig Roasts: Bring Your Daddy! At Sand City Brewing Co. hosted by First And South


Paddle Tuesdays: Jon Divello hosted by First And South

JUN 29 - FRI SCREENING

Summer Docs hosted by Alec Baldwin and Hampton International Film Festival

JUN 30 - SAT

LIVE MUSIC

Steinway And Stargazing featuring Chamberosity

JUL 1 - SUN LIVE MUSIC

Bob Carney: Summertime Live Music at Pindar Vineyards

Robin Sidor at Lieb Cellars Oregon Road Tasting Room


Steinway Sundays featuring the Perry Scherer Ensemble

RECREATION

Heritage Day by Oysterponds Historical Society

JUL 2 - MON FOOD

Monday Pig Roasts: Bring Your Daddy! At Blue Point Brewery hosted by First And South

JUL 3 - TUES LIVE MUSIC

Paddle Tuesdays: Second Hands at First And South

JUL 6 - FRI LIVE MUSIC

Fridays on First: Let’s Tokyo & The Jon Divello Band at First and South

Recurring Sunset Fridays on the Wisteria Deck

JUL 7 - SAT FOOD


Dan’s Taste of Summer’s Chefs of the North Fork at The Halyard at Soundview Greenport

LIVE MUSIC

Kathryn Zukowski Tequila Mockingbird at Raphael Winery

LIMark Eisemann: Summertime Live Music at Pindar Vineyards


East End Triorock, Pop at Raphael Winery


The Atlantics: Summertime Live Music at Pindar

Vineyards

JUL 9 - MON FOOD

Monday Pig Roasts: Bring Your Daddy! At Moustache Brewing Co. hosted by First And South


Paddle Tuesdays: Jesse Barnes at First And South

JUL 14 - SAT LIVE MUSIC

Chris Hurley & Friends Rock, Acoustic at Raphael Winery

George Barry: Summertime Live Music at Pindar

Vineyards



Mark Eisemann: Summertime Live Music at Pindar Vineyards

The Hambones at Raphael Winery

JUL 16 - MON FOOD

Monday Pig Roasts: Bring Your Daddy! At Ballast Point Brewing Company hosted by First And South

JUL 17 - TUES

LIVE MUSIC


JUL 18 - WED KIDS


Sang Lee Farms Kids Day Camp for Young Farmers Ages 8-12 (6 weeks)

JUL 19 - THURS KIDS

Sang Lee Farms Kids Day Camp for Sprouts Ages 5-7 (6 weeks)


Steinway And Stargazing featuring the Ted Hoyle Ensemble

The NO-FO Band: Summertime Live Music at Pindar Vineyards

The Sahara Band at Raphael Winery

SCREENING




Sahara: Summertime Live Music at Pindar Vineyards

Steinway Sundays featuring the Johansen-Markard Piano Duo


JUL 23 - MON FOOD

Monday Pig Roasts: Bring Your Daddy! At Spider Bite Brewing Co. hosted by First And South


Paddle Tuesdays: Rob Europe at First And South



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Butterfly Cody at Raphael Winery

Tommy Sullivan: Summertime Live Music at Pindar Vineyards


Alyson Faith: Summertime Live Music at Pindar Vineyards



JUL 30 - MON FOOD

Monday Pig Roasts: Bring Your Daddy! At Barrage Brewing Company LLC hosted by First And South


Paddle Tuesdays: Sara Mundy & Isabel M. Alvarez at First And South

AUG 1 - WED ART

Original art by Alan Bull presented by Old Orchard Farm Store

AUG 3 - FRI LIVE MUSIC

Fridays on First: Garrett & Tamara at First And South

AUG 4 - SAT BENEFIT

Summer Benefit and Art Auction by Oysterponds

Historical Society

LIVE MUSIC


AUG 5 - SUN LIVE MUSIC


Mark Eisemann: Summertime Live Music at Pindar Vineyards


AUG 6 - MON FOOD

Monday Pig Roasts: Bring Your Daddy! At North Fork Brewing Company hosted by First And South

AUG 7 - TUES LIVE MUSIC

Paddle Tuesdays: Jesse Barnes hosted by First And South

AUG 11 - SAT BENEFIT

ELIH Gala at Macari Vineyards in

Mattituck by ELIH

LIVE MUSIC

Sahara: Summertime Live Music at Pindar Vineyards




Tommy Sullivan: Summertime Live Music at Pindar Vineyards

AUG 13 - MON FOOD

Monday Pig Roasts: Bring Your Daddy! At Barrier



Brewing Co. hosted by First And South



AUG 15 - WED KIDS


AUG 18 - SAT LIVE MUSIC


AUG 19 - SUN

LIVE MUSIC

Bob Carney: Summertime Live Music at Pindar Vineyards



Steinway Sundays featuring a Young Musicians Recital

AUG 20 - MON FOOD

Monday Pig Roasts: Bring Your Daddy! At Destination Unknown Beer Company hosted by First And South

AUG 21 - TUES

LIVE MUSIC

Paddle Tuesdays: Rob Europe at First And South

AUG 25 - SAT LIVE MUSIC

Sahara; Summertime Live Music at Pindar Vineyards

SCREENING



George Barry: Summertime Live Music at Pindar Vineyards

The Dinny Keg Band Acoustic, Lounge at

Raphael Winery

AUG 27 - MON FOOD

Monday Pig Roasts: Bring Your Daddy! At Oskar Blues Brewery hosted by First And South


Paddle Tuesdays: Points East at First And South

SEP 1 - SAT ART

Vintage Peconic Bay Impressionist Art from 1900-1950’s presented by Old Orchard Farm Store

LIVE MUSIC

East End Trio Rock, Pop at Raphael Winery

SEP 2 - SUN LIVE MUSIC



SEP 3 - MON FOOD

Monday Pig Roasts: Bring Your Daddy! At Greenport Harbor Brewing co. hosted by First And South

LIVE MUSIC

Robin Sidor at Lieb Cellars Oregon Road Tasting

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SEP 4 - TUES LIVE MUSIC

Paddle Tuesdays: The Second Hands at First And South

SEP 6 - THURS FESTIVAL

3 Day - 2018 North Fork TV Festival from 9/6 - 9/8

SEP 7 - FRI LIVE MUSIC

Fridays on First: Sarah Mundy & Isabel Alvarez at First And South

SEP 9 - SUN


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BENEFIT

2nd Annual “5K Walk/Run” at Orient State Park by ELIH

LIVE MUSIC







Wine Club Pick Up Party at Lieb Cellars Oregon Road Tasting Room



SEP 19 - WED KIDS


SEP 21 - FRI BENEFIT

3 Day - 29th Annual East End Maritime Festival, Land and Sea Gala to benefit East End Seaport & Marine Foundation from 9/21 - 9/23



SEP 24 - MON LIVE MUSIC



Paddle Tuesdays: Rob Europe hosted by First And South


East End Trio Rock, Pop at Raphael Winery


OCT 2 - TUES LIVE MUSIC

Paddle Tuesdays: at First And South

OCT 2 - TUES SCREENING

5 Day - Hampton International Film Festival from 10/4 - 10/8

OCT 7 - SUN LIVE MUSIC

Jeff Leblanc at Raphael Winery

OCT 9 - TUES

LIVE MUSIC

Paddle Tuesdays: at First And South

OCT 21 - SUN LIVE MUSIC

George Barry at Raphael Winery

OCT 27 - SAT RECREATION

A Very Halyard Halloween Party Hosted by Sound View Greenport and The Halyard Restaurant

OCT 28 - SUN FESTIVAL

Oysterponds Fall Festival by Oysterponds Historical Society

NOV 2 - FRI RECREATION

3 Day - StarFest 2018 from 11/2 - 11/4

NOV 17 - SAT RECREATION

The Halyard Disco Party hosted by The Times Vintage, Sound View Greenport and The Halyard Restaurant

DEC 1 - SAT FESTIVAL

Shellabration from 12/1 - 12/2

DEC 8 - SAT FESTIVAL

Webb House Holiday Party by Oysterponds Historical Society



The Village of Greenport encompasses only one square mile within the Town of Southold and has over 2,200 residents. With one of the best natural deep-water harbors on Long Island, Greenport’s history and economy is tied to the sea. The surrounding waters temper Greenport’s climate, making it warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer.

Greenport F.A.Q.

COMMUNICATIONS Local weekly newspapers The Suffolk Times and Dan’s Papers cover Greenport and the entire North Fork.

GOVERNMENT Greenport is an autonomous incorporated village within the Town of Southold governed by a mayor and board of trustees. southoldtownny.gov.

POPULATION As of 2016, the population of Greenport was 2,204 residents.

POLICE The Southold Town Police Department 631-765-2600, 41405 Route 25, Peconic, provides police service to the village.

LIBRARY Floyd Memorial Library 631-477-0660, located at the corner of First and North Streets, offers an array of adult and children’s programs, as well as Internet access, free WiFi, concerts, movies and other activities throughout the year. FloydMemorialLibrary.NorthFork.org

TRANSPORTATION The North Ferry Company connects Greenport to Shelter Island from its terminal at the southern end of Third Street. The Long Island Rail Road has weekend seasonal train service between Greenport and New York City. mta.info/lirr. The Hampton Jitney (hamptonjitney.com) provides bus transport to New York City daily. The nearest commercial airport is MacArthur Airport, which is in Islip, NY.

PARKING Free parking is available on most village streets, but watch for time limits in some areas. There are a number of municipal parking lots, located between Third and Fourth Streets, and on Adams and South

Streets. All are within walking distance of the downtown business district.

DOCTOR Eastern Long Island Hospital in Greenport is a 90-bed, full-service, community hospital. 631-477-1000. Dial 911 in an emergency.

ATM MACHINESATM Machines are located at Chase Bank, 238 Main Street; Bridgehampton National Bank, 218 Front Street; Capital One Bank, 230 Main Street; and at the southeast and northeast corners of Front and First Streets.

NUMBERS TO KNOWPolice......................................................................911Ambulance .........................................................911Fire..........................................................................911Hospital ...................................................477-1000Alcoholics Anonymous .....................669-1124Visitors Information Center..............477-1383Library.......................................................477-0660The area code for Greenport is 631.

FARM STANDS Farmer Joe’s is in the village at 1760 Albertsons Lane. Sep’s farm stand is one mile east of the village on Route 25 in East Marion. Both are open daily, May–Nov.

SPA Suki’s Spa at 18 Sterlington Commons is a full service spa with state of the art equipment. 631-477-1864.

MOVIE THEATER The Village Cinema at 211 Front Street has four screens showing independent, documentary, foreign, and first-run Hollywood films. 631-477-8600.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE For more information about Greenport and the North Fork, visit the North Fork Chamber of Commerce 631-765-3161 on Main Road.

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BEACHES AND PARKS There are many town operated beaches, parks and boat ramps around the North Fork, open seasonally for fishing and recreation. You must purchase seasonal parking permits to use at many locations. Purchase resident and non-resident day permits for Norman E. Klipp/Gull Pond Marine Park, located on Manhasset Avenue, Greenport at the park booth on Fri., Sat., and Sun., starting on June 25. At other times go to Town Hall in Southold. 631-765-1800.

REAL ESTATE Century 21 Albertson Realty at 19 Front Street has been in the North Fork Real Estate market since 1973. 631-477-2730 • albertsonrealty.com

Daniel Gale/Sotheby has an office at 114 Main Street in the village. 631-477-0013 • danielgale.com.

Douglas Elliman has an office in the village at 124 Front Street. 631-477-2220 • askelliman.com Lewis & Nickels Real Estate in Southold is active in the Greenport market. 57200 East Main Street, Southold. 631-765-3416 • lewisandnickles.com

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sizes available to rent. In a conscious effort to bring the fun of skating to everyone, admission and rental are very affordable while and drinks and snacks are low-priced, too. Live DJs spin tunes and the atmosphere is lively and a little chaotic. Much of the oversight is done by volunteers like Louise Wilkinson. She was there the first day the rink reopened and now helps to rent out the skates. She can remember skating there many times as a little girl and through her teenage years. “The first time someone asked me to go steady was there,” she said. “Now, every time I go, I smile at the memories I have and the new memories being made for all

the new kids and families. The genuine fun and feelings there are amazing!” “It’s a great addition to the Greenport scene.” It’s a minor miracle that the roller skating rink reopened at all because it nearly didn’t survive into the new millennium. The story behind its revival is a heartwarming tale of community effort and perseverance. Since the 1950’s, generations of North Fork kids grew up skating there. By 2002 though, the building had fallen into disrepair due to a lack of funds, and its doors closed. But the Greenport community didn’t give up. A small group came together with a vision

Roller skating is good, old-fashioned fun. Now, after being closed for many years, Greenport’s iconic skating rink is open once again to the public, with skating sessions throughout the week for kids, teens and adults, and availability for private events. It’s a great addition to the Greenport scene.The rink is located in the Burton Potter American Legion Post 185, a big building right near Greenport’s boardwalk and the North Ferry to Shelter Island. It’s nothing fancy, but it has everything it needs. The huge interior has a high ceiling, a newly resurfaced skating floor, plenty of seating and a concession stand, plus, of course, dozens of skates in all

It’s a great addition to the Greenport scene.

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Story and Photos by Gwen Groocock

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and started on a long road of fundraising and renovations. George D. Costello Sr., a Vietnam veteran and part-owner of a successful local construction company, dedicated years of his own time to the renovation. Superstorm Sandy in 2012 flooded the building and destroyed much of his work, and he, sadly, also died that year. It seemed for a time that the project died with him, but a new wave of volunteers and donors took up the cause. The doors reopened in March this year. The renovated space will also serve as a community center, hosting fundraisers, weddings, meetings, private parties and other events. Check out the calendar at greenportamericanlegion.org.

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19. East End Charters20. Eastern Long Island Kampgrounds21. Fiedler Gallery 22. First and South23. Flying Point Surf & Sport24. Fordham House B&B25. Fork & Anchor 26. Gallery M27. Goldsmith Toys28. Greenport Fire29. Hampton Chocolate Factory30. Heron Suites31. Jenglo at Orient by The Sea Marina32. Lavender By the Bay33. Lydia’s Antiques34. The Market35. Not Just Bows 36. Nova Constellatio Gallery

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I met up with Jo-Anne at Pellegrini Vineyards in Cutchogue to find out more. She’s an engaging person with a ton of knowledge from years of experience showing people the best of the North Fork, and she’s clearly enthusiastic about what she does. Pellegrini Vineyards is one of the oldest and most architecturally stunning of the Long Island wineries, with a large stone courtyard surrounded by rustic yet elegant grey-shingled buildings. A white gazebo punctuates a picture-perfect vineyard that stretches away over low, rolling hills to the north. As we walk inside, the staff greets Jo-Anne with big smiles. The wineries regularly deal with noisy bachelorette parties and motor coaches full of day-trippers, they said, so they appreciate the pleasant and

purposeful atmosphere that Vintage Tours creates for its clients.

“We love Jo-Anne,” said Pellegrini

What makes for a high-end tour of the North Fork wineries? Ideally, you’d be welcomed like an insider and treated to special winery access and tastings. Someone personable and reliable would drive as you cruise in a luxury vehicle. And while you drink wine, you’d learn about the interesting history and science of Long Island winemaking. Spend the day with Vintage Tours owner and tour guide Jo-Anne Perry, and that’s what you’ll get.

doing the wineries in styleStory and Photos by Gwen Groocock

Jo-Anne Perry with the Vintage Tours van

Jo-Anne Perry of Vintage Tours

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winemaker Zander Hargrave, who is a second-generation winemaker and part of this wine region’s founding family. “She always brings such great people.” That day, Hargrave was bottling the Pellegrini rosé, a delicious example of the dry yet pretty style that everyone seems to like in pink wine these days. It’s a popular choice to drink with Vintage Tours’ gourmet boxed lunch made by Grace & Grit, a local catering company that focuses on fresh and innovative eats, and sources its produce from area farms. Vintage tours started about 20 years ago, when visitors to the winery were far fewer than they are now. While wine tourism has grown exponentially, Vintage Tours remains the only outfit to offer a small-group, personalized experience. Perry has, she said, figured out the perfect rhythm to a day in wine country, creating an itinerary that includes different styles of wineries, and a balance of serious tasting, education, relaxation and fun. The 14-passenger tour van usually picks up clients in and around Greenport. They are staying at the hotels or B&Bs, or coming out for the day from New York City by train or the Hampton Jitney, or over from Connecticut on the Orient–New London ferry. Individuals, couples and groups are booked together, with a minimum of four passengers required to make a tour happen on any given day. The first stop is at a winery that dates from the start of the Long Island wine industry, like Lenz or Castello di Borghese. “I like to begin at the beginning,” she said. Then, she gives an educational tour of the vines and winemaking facilities, including the press pad, fermentation tanks and barrel cellars. A classic guided wine tasting of different styles is included. A stop at one of the “new” wineries shows the diversity that continues to grow within the industry, as smaller, more individual variations of the winemaking dream have taken root. These are places like Sparkling Pointe, Shinn Estate, McCall’s and the newest tasting room, The Cellar

Door. Lunch is often at Pellegrini Vineyards outside on the patio, or in a private VIP room with expansive second-floor views of the vineyards. The second half of the day is do-as-you-please at two more wineries, with the options to do tasting flights or purchase wine by the glass, listen to live music and just relax outdoors. Last season, Jo-Anne expanded some tours to include a stop at a local farm, like Wickham’s Fruit Farm, or 8 Hands Farm, as many clients expressed interest in local food as well as wine. She said she is currently developing more tours that will include farm stands, livestock farms and oyster purveyors, and will be listing them on her website as they become available at www.vintagetour1.com. It’s advisable to book in advance, she said, as tours fill quickly. For special requests, she will access a larger vehicle. It’s always been tempting to expand into a larger operation, she said, but she worries that if she did, she would end up sitting behind a desk coordinating tours. “I choose to keep this small and personal,” she said. “I started this business because I like being with my clients, and I really enjoy showing people the North Fork. It’s an incredibly interesting and beautiful area, and what I like to do best is to help people enjoy it and learn about it, too.”

John Cato of Pellegrini Vineyards


Greenport Harbor is now home to the decommissioned National Historic Landmark, Fire Fighter, the most famous fireboat in the world. She’s docked near the Maritime Museum, sports a spiffy new coat of paint, and is all ready to welcome you aboard for the 2018 season. She fought long and hard, but now it’s time for Fire Fighter to enjoy a retirement that’s all about fun for visitors and amazing water displays.

This summer marks the vessel’s 80th birthday and several events are planned to celebrate. She’s open every weekend for tours and, on special occasions, will motor out into Greenport Harbor and show off her firefighting superpowers by shooting huge jets of water all around and hundreds of feet into the air. It ’s a dazzling sight. “She was the Queen of the Fleet, greeting ocean liners in New York Harbor with her grand water displays,” said Charlie Ritchie, president of the

Fireboat Fire Fighter Museum. But as the New York City Fire Department’s most powerful fireboat back in the day, her real job was extremely important. She and her crews served at the front lines of more than 50 fires, including some of the largest and most dangerous emergencies in maritime history. “To me, she is a representation of a period in fire-fighting history in New York Harbor that I call the “blood and guts” era, when massive fires confronted its crew at a wharf or on a

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ship, and they performed beyond expectations with great tenacity and courage,” said Ritchie. “Fire Fighter battled blazes at the SS Normandie, the Luckenbach Steamship Co. Pier, SS Constellation, Port Mobil, and many others.” At the 1973 collision of the SS Sea Witch and the SS Esso Brussels, Fire Fighter rescued 30 crew trapped in the fire. For this, she received the Merchant Marine Gallant Ship Award. She was also part of the FDNY Marine Unit response to the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on 9/11/2001. When the towers collapsed, the underground water mains were destroyed and no water flowed to the site. For three weeks, fireboats were the only source of water to fight the fires. And she went out with a bang. Fire

Fighter’s last emergency response was to the crash of U.S. Airways Flight 1549 on the Hudson River on January 15, 2009. That famous disaster had a happy ending, as Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger successfully landed the distressed plane on the Hudson River with no casualties. The dramatic incident became known as “The Miracle on the Hudson,” and was the topic of the 2016 biographical film “Sully.” Fire Fighter was designed by naval architect William Francis Gibbs and built in 1938 during the Great Depression. “She is the epitome of early 20th century engineering and the “can do” American attitude of the time,” Ritchie said. But she was in rough shape after being decommissioned in 2010 and languished for a few years at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. A group of

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volunteers took on the task of fundraising and doing extensive renovations. At first, Ritchie said, the group struggled to find the right home port for the boat, but eventually came to Greenport. The boat looked so bedraggled that initial community response was mixed, but the group soon proved that they were determined to restore it and turn it into an asset and source of pride for the Village. They more than delivered. “Being in Greenport has allowed us to work on the vessel, draw visitors from all over the world, forge close ties with the fire fighter community, and be an attraction that is free to all,” said Ritchie. Now, after six years, Fire Fighter has been fully restored and gleams with fresh paint in its original 1938 colors. In celebration of the vessel’s 80th

birthday, from August 26th through Maritime Festival weekend, the museum will be open for extended hours, and will host guest speakers and put on water displays. Regular tour hours are Saturday and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. All tours are free, but donations are appreciated and merchandise is on sale. Schedules and more information can be found at www.americasfireboat.org.

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A LURE CHOWDER HOUSE & OYSTERIA62300 Main Road (Route 25), Southold 631-876-5300 ALurenorthfork.comThe creation of celebrated chef Tom Schaudel and restaurateur Adam Lovett, this casual waterfront restaurant is known for great views of Peconic Bay and the marina at Port of Egypt. The menu features the freshest of seafood from local waters and farm stand vegetables. Lobster, fish, fried local oysters, chowders, and a raw bar play a big part here, but you will also find burgers, steaks and chops. A Long Island wine selection and signature cocktails add to the mix and can be enjoyed on the outdoor deck and at Happy Hour from 4:00pm-7:00pm. Dine in their large airy dining room or outside on the deck. Come by boat, or come by car. A Lure is a perfect seaside retreat. Open for lunch and dinner, check website for hours and live music schedule.

A MANO RUSTIC ITALIAN..WOOD FIRED PIZZAS13550 Main Road, Mattituck 631-298-4800 • AManoRestaurant.comA Mano uses local fresh ingredients from

nearby farms and bays to create the tastes and traditions of the Tuscan countryside. This friendly, casual restaurant serves wood fired pizza, pastas, antipasto, local seafood, local cheese and more. The friendly rustic Italian menu is paired with wines from both Long Island and Italy. Serving Lunch Sat. and Sun. from 12:00pm, and dinner seven days from 5:00pm. Enjoy signature cocktails and a happy hour Mon.–Fri. from 4:00pm–7:00pm.

THE BLUE DUCK BAKERY CAFE 130 Front Street, Greenport 631-333-2060 blueduckbakerycafe.com This popular East End bakery also has shops in Southampton, Riverhead and Southold. Known best for their crusty, European-style artisan breads, the Blue Duck also features cakes, cookies, pies and pastries, all made from scratch and baked daily on the premises. Dessert Professional Magazine named Blue Duck one of the top ten artisan bread bakers in North America in 2015. The café serves soups, salads and sandwiches, along with coffee and espresso. Cakes for any occasion can be pre-ordered.

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DEEP WATER BAR & GRILLE 47 Front Street, Greenport 631-333-2168 deepwaterbarandgrille.comA friendly, cozy restaurant in the village where everyone can come and enjoy each other’s company. The menu features bistro food along with lots of fresh, local seafood. Sandwiches, burgers, salads are on a menu that also features jambalaya, a clam bistro pot, and more. You can sit downstairs, or upstairs on the deck with great views of Greenport Harbor. Open year-round, seven days a week, Mon.–Fri. until 9:00pm, Sat. and Sun. until 10:00pm. Breakfast served on weekends until 11:00am.

DROSSOS SNACK BAR 69125 Route 25, Greenport 631-477-1339 • drossosmotel.comKids and grownups alike will love Drossos, where you can eat—and play —outside. At the snack bar order from the window and sit at tables set up outside. The menu includes burgers, delicious fried chicken, seafood baskets and fries, and more. Ice cream is also on the menu in the form of ice cream cones, shakes, and sundaes. Play miniature golf after lunch. An 18-hole miniature golf range is on the premises.

HALYARD RESTAURANT AT SOUND VIEW INN58775 Route 48, Greenport 631-477-0666 thehalyardgreenport.com The waterfront Halyard at the Sound View Inn is a relaxed, yet refined space that oozes coastal charm. A recent renovation with the Sound View now sees the iconic space outfitted with wooden tables and captain’s chairs…it’s the kind of place where sandy feet are expected yet the quality of food is off the charts. The menu is classic American, with an emphasis on New England style

seafood. A weekend at the Sound View, chilling out at the Halyard and watching the sunsets, could be addicting.

HAMPTON CHOCOLATE FACTORY117 Main Street, Greenport 800-861-0080 hamptonchocolatefactory.comDecadent, refined and luscious treats await at the Greenport location of Hampton Chocolate Factory. Caroline Gappelberg’s delicious brainchild, whose sister store is in Westhampton Beach, serves all manner of high-end gourmet snacks, chocolate bars (we’re not talking Snickers, here) truffles, and popcorns…to die for. Heading southward? Their treats are also available at Gurney’s Montauk and Topping Rose House in Bridgehampton.

THE MARKET 44 Front Street, Greenport • 631-477-8803 • themarketgreenport.com The Market is a whole foods and organic eatery with delicious soups, sandwiches, healthy deli choices, a morning menu, fresh-baked breads and more, including special dietary items, such as low sodium and gluten-free. Meals, smoothies and juice bar beverages are also served. It carries a full line of organic produce, vitamins, personal care and gluten free foods. Eat in or take-out service is available. Delivery and catering are also offered. Open Mon.–Thurs.9:00am–6:00pm; Fri. & Sat. 9:00am–7:00pm; Sun. 10:00am–5:00pm.

ORIENT BY THE SEA40200 Main Road, Orient 631-323-2424 • orientbythesea.comThe North Fork’s only waterside dining spot with a spacious, sunny deck overlooking Gardiner’s Bay, this seafood restaurant is popular with boaters, who tie up to its 95-boatslip marina. The outside bar on the deck lets you relax and enjoy the view. Fresh, local seafood

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dominates a menu of creative American fare, complemented by a large selection of local wines. Open seven days in season for lunch and dinner.

PORTO BELLO 1410 Manhanset Avenue, Greenport 631-477-1515 portobellonorthfork.com Diana DiVello Haase, Porto Bello’s owner, describes her waterfront restaurant as upscale-nautical enhanced by beautiful views of Stirling Harbor and the Peconic Bay. The menu pairs Italian fare with fresh, local seafood and produce, and features local and imported wines. Zagat rated and Voted “Best Italian Food” by Dan’s Papers, this is one of the North Fork’s hidden treasures. Dine inside or outside on the patio. Reservations suggested.

TOWNSEND MANOR INN714 Main Street, Greenport 631-477-2000 • townsendinn.com A cozy cocktail lounge with a beautiful water view and a sunken bar with flat screen TVs to enjoy major sporting events. Dinner is served in the lounge Fri.- Mon. from May until November. The restaurant serves breakfast weekends from May through November, and six days a week in the summer. A poolside snack bar is open all summer for drinks and lunch. The restaurant is available for catering events for 30 to 75 people all year long.

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artisan breads, cakes, pies & pastries


GALLERIESFIEDLER GALLERY207 Main Street, Greenport 631-477-4242 fiedlergallery.comRich Fiedler’s iconic images of beach stones, beaches, boats and out-of-the-way local scenes reflect his deep love for the beauty of the North Fork. A realist who works in acrylics on masonite panels, Fiedler is a must for any serious collector of contemporary local art. Limited editions prints of his original paintings are available. The gallery also features regional and local artists working in pen and ink,

pastels, watercolor, acrylic, oils, photography, and sculpture. Open year-round, 9:00am–3:00pm daily in summer.

OLD ORCHARD FARM STORE1240 Village Lane, Orient 631-323-8083 oldorchardfarmstore.comThis lovely store in the Village of Orient, just 5 miles east of Greenport Village, has original art and exhibits artists through the summer. Open from 10:00am-5:00pm. Closed Tues. and Wed.

Greenport#l4 by Kelly Franké of the North Fork Art Collective. See page 42

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EAST END SEAPORT MUSEUM AND MARINE FOUNDATION631-477-2100 EastEndSeaport.orgThe museum displays exhibits on the maritime heritage of the area, including the Greenport menhaden fishing industry, the oyster industry, lighthouse lenses, a model ship of the USS Ohio, and more. Located in the former Long Island Railroad Station on Third Street, the museum and gift

shop is open weekends, May through June and in September; July and August, seven days.

RAILROAD MUSEUM OF LONG ISLAND631-477-0439 • RMLI.orgArtifacts and historical information on Long Island’s railroad housed in a restored freight house dating from 1892. Open Memorial Day through Columbus Day weekends. Call for days and times. Located next to the LIRR station at 4th Street.

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ANTIQUE CAROUSELvillageofgreenport.org Built in the 1920’s, this restored carousel was donated to Greenport Village by the Northrop-Grumman Corporation. It is located under a weather-proof pavilion at Mitchell Park on Front Street. Bring the kids to catch the brass ring and win a free ride. Open daily in-season. Off-season, the carousel is open weekends and holidays, weather permitting. More information is at villageofgreenport.org

LIGHTHOUSE CRUISES631-477-2100 • EastEndSeaport.org The East End Seaport Museum and Marine Foundation runs two hour long Long Beach Bar (Bug) Lighthouse cruises every Saturday at 4:00pm from May through October. The cruises are on the Peconic Star II, and are the best way to see all the lighthouse and the harbor. Call for reservations and information.

FISHINGGreenport waters offer some of the best fishing on Long Island. Starting in April, party boats head out to catch flounder, fluke, striped bass, blues, blackfish and

porgies. Capt. Dave Brennan of the Peconic Star Express 631-875-2631 leaves from Railroad Dock in Greenport daily for full day fishing for all species in-season. The Peconic Star II is available for charters. peconicstarboats.com Capt. Michael Boccio of the Prime Time 3 leaves at 7:00am and 4:00pm daily from Orient by the Sea Marina. 631-323-2618 primetime3.com. Jenglo, the 46-foot Carolina Sportfisherman sails from Orient by the Sea Marina and is available for private charters of 6-15 passengers for inshore and offshore trips, full and half day. 631-323-2618 • jenglo.com

GOLFIsland’s End Golf Course, a semi-private course at 5025 Route 25 in Greenport, offers

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Memorable PartiesExcursions & Outings

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golf for both the novice and skilled player. islandsendgolf.comDrossos Miniature Golf is on Route 25 west of Greenport Village. The Course has 18 holes, a village setting with gardens, windmill, waterfalls and buildings. A snack bar and ice cream shop are on premises. Open 10:30am-10:30pm April through November. 631-477-1339 drossosmotel.com

BLACKSMITH SHOPLiving history in a working blacksmith’s shop in a replica of a building that dated from the 1880’s where visitors can see a real blacksmith at work. Located at the edge of Mitchell Park behind the old schoolhouse on Front Street. Open weekends 11:00am-5:00pm, June through September. 631-477-2100

HISTORICAL WALKING TOURTake a self-guided tour of the Greenport Village Historic District (delineated on map). Free brochures at Triangle Sea Sales, at 36 South Street.

1840 SCHOOL HOUSE MUSEUM Located on the corner of Front and Second Street. Visitors get a glimpse of what schools looked like in past centuries. A great learning experience for kids and adults alike!

GREENPORT FARMER’S MARKETThe best fresh produce and poultry from the farms of the North Fork, plus all-local

products like honey, jams and jellies, wine, baked goods and more. Saturdays from 9:00am–1:00pm. Located at South and 2nd Street, greenportfarmersmarket.com

GREENPORT JAIL & POLICE MUSEUMOn Carpenter Street, featuring memorabilia, pictures and historic items from the Greenport Police Department.

VISIT CATAPANO DAIRY FARMTour a working goat farm that produces artisinal cheeses and skin care products. Visit the goats and their babies. Open to the public, guided tours available. Open seven days in season from 10:00am-5:00pm. Call for off season hours. 33705 Route 48, Peconic 631-765-8042 catapanodairyfarm.com

VISIT THE VINEYARDSCheck out page 46 for On Greenport’s Long Island wine and tasting room guide.

SAILING AND BOATINGEast End Charters knows how to get you out in the water in style, specializing in two-hour, half or full days trips. Offering charters for small and large parties, East End Charters has crewed boats and yachts ranging from a simple harbor tour to a fully customized luxury experience for special events like weddings and corporate parties. Run by native East End sailor Pat Mundus, who continues the Mundus family tradition on the water. 631-477-6993 eastendcharters.com


DROSSOS MOTEL 69125 Main Road, Route 25, Greenport • 631-477-1334 drossosmotel.com A family friendly motel with beautiful grounds and a relaxing atmosphere. Next door—a fast food restaurant, and an 18-hole miniature golf range. Rooms and suites available.

EASTERN LONG ISLAND KAMPGROUNDS 690 Queen Street, Greenport 631-477-0022 easternlikampground.netA private campground with hookups, located near several beaches and the village of Greenport. Accommodates tents, trailers, pop-ups and motor homes. Store, playground, pool, kids activities.

FORDHAM HOUSE B&B817 Main Street, Greenport 631-477-8998 • fordhamhouse.comThree rooms with private baths in an immaculately preserved Shipmaker’s home dating to 1901. Fordham House has retained many of the details of its original era in the bedrooms and also the public rooms, and added all the modern amenities. Gourmet multi-course breakfast served from 8:30am-10:30am. Located in the Village of Greenport.

SOUND VIEW INN (WITH HALYARD RESTAURANT) 58775 Route 48, Greenport 631-477-1910 soundviewgreenport.com It’s an iconic North Fork experience…watching a gorgeous sunset over the water while sipping a glass of wine at

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the Sound View Inn and Halyard Restaurant. A recent makeover from new owners has brought a fresh new look to the seaside rooms, lively bar and beachy dining space created by founder Jack Levin and his family over the past 70 years. Enjoy beautifully rustic décor and comfortable furnishings as you overlook the sea from any room, then take in some of the best, freshest food in the North Fork at the waterfront Halyard.

SUNSET MOTEL 62005 Route 48, Greenport 631-477-1776 sunsetmotelgreenport.comA small, homey motel on a private beach on Long Island Sound. Studios and apartments with fully equipped kitchens, most with private screened porches. Enjoy spectacular views from the large lawn that leads to the private beach.

TERRACE COTTAGE COLONY52000 Route 48 (North Road), Southold631-765-2388 terracecottagecolony.comEighteen cottages on a private wooded street. Each cottage has a kitchenette, living/dining room, screened porch and views of Arshamomaque Creek, perfect for canoeing, kayaking and small boating.

TOWNSEND MANOR INN 714 Main Street, Greenport 631-477-2000 • townsendInn.com This historic inn has four buildings with 31 rooms, all with newly renovated bathrooms. Many rooms with a private deck overlooking the marina. An Olympic sized swimming pool has a poolside snack bar open seasonally. Music and a pizza truck on Tuesday nights in the summer on the lawn by the marina.

A Family Fun Place18-Hole Miniature Golf

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CATAPANO DAIRY FARM 33705 Route 48, Peconic 631-765-8042 catapanodairyfarm.com Long Island’s premier goat dairy farm specializes in fresh and aged artisanal cheeses such as creamy chevre, tangy little blocks of feta, and waxed specialty cheeses, which are a perfect match for Long Island wines. Goat milk is a natural moisturizer containing over 50 nutrients and Catapano Dairy Farm makes a variety of soothing goat-milk beauty products using fresh goat milk from their herd. Tour the farm and see the goats and their babies. Open seven days in season from 10:00am–5:00pm. Call for seasonal hours.

DOOFPOT 302 Main Street, Greenport 631-477-0344

Doofpot has an incredible variety of beautiful Italian hand-painted ceram-ics, tableware, planters, Tuscan tables and hand-blown Venetian chandeliers and glass. Owners Maryanna and Jaap travel extensively, and stock the shelves with unique imports, including jewelry by Angela Caputi from Florence, and Sent from Murano. Visit the Greenport location, or the sister store in Palm Beach. Offering shipping and delivery.

FLYING POINT SURF & SPORT405 Main Street, Greenport631-333-2112flyingpointsurf.comGreenport’s go-to spot for beach apparel and lifestyle products. With a carefully selected mix of designer and

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surf apparel brands, they’ve got you covered! From gorgeous, figure flattering designs for women by Free People, Rip Curl, and Wildfox, to the latest trends in men’s styles by Billabong, Tommy Bahama and more. You’ll also find TOMS shoes, skate boards, and an impressive selection of stand up paddle boards for rent and sale. The large sunglasses collection includes Costa, Maui Jim, and Ray Ban. Family owned and operated, they have been providing the highest quality surf and skate gear on the East End since 1996. Open year round.

GOLDSMITH’S TOYS AND ELECTRONICS128 Main Street, Greenport631-477-0466

goldsmithstoysandelectronicsA magical place for all ages. Goldsmith’s carries beach toys, sporting goods, kites, puzzles, electronics and so much more, including Thomas the Tank Engine, Playmobil, Melissa & Doug toys, Legos, Breyer Horses, and Lionel trains. Art supplies are also available. Open daily, with extended summer hours.

OLD ORCHARD FARM STORE1240 Village Lane, Orient631-323-8083 oldorchardfarmstore.comUnique and beautiful antiques, original

art, and handcrafted items are arranged inside and outside this lovely store in Orient, just 5 miles east of Greenport. Items include great bees-wax candles and natural handmade soaps along with vintage dishes, wood carvings, baskets, and carefully chosen furniture. Look for featured artists exhibits during the summer months: Open from 10:00am-5:00pm. Closed Tues. and Wed.

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ON Greenport editor Gwen Groocock talks with chalk artist Kara Hoblin, owner, manager and curator of the new and exciting North Fork Art Collective (northforkartcollective.com) at 15 Front Street, in the heart of Greenport Village, whose 2018 members include multimedia artist and photographer Dalton Portella, draftsperson Kelly Franké, photographer Sarah Prescott, environmental artist Cindy Pease Roe, painter Emma Ballou, photographer Madison Fender, painter Verona Penalba, and multimedia artist Scott Bluedorn. Kara: “First, I must say that I really rely on the skills and expertise of the other annual members to make the collective a success. Community is incredibly important to me, and the collective’s focus of being a community-driven creative space for working artists to grow and collaborate stems from that key value in my life. Emma Ballou and Scott Bluedorn play a large role in curation, vision, and administrative work. Madison Fender and Kelly Franké help out with local support and activities, since they both live in Greenport. We’re excited to be working with some new members and can’t wait to see how their unique skills and talents will elevate the collective.”

North Fork Art Collective Artists from (L) Verona Penalba, Kara Hoblin, Emma Ballou. Photo: Gwen Groocock.

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THE NORTH FORK ART COLLECTIVE

By Gwen Groocock

So, what is the philosophy of the collective? Kara: “The space acts as a studio for the artists and a place to exhibit. It’s meant to be a platform for artists to grow and learn. It’s different for every artist and how it will affect their practice. The idea is kind of like an “incubator concept;” once the collective has served its purpose for an artist, a new artist can rotate into the annual membership. This will be our first full year and everything is a learning process for us, and we’re open to experimentation. I like to

think of it as a symbiotic relationship between the artist and the collective similar to how the clownfish finds safety in a sea anemone, and in turn the anemone is protected by the clownfish. As well as protecting each other, we are forcing each other to grow in a positive direction and

CREATION, COLLABORATION

AND COMMUNITY

Bait Ball by Cindy Pease Rowe

Window View by Emma Ballou

Whale by Kara Hoblin


inspiring each other to keep creating.”

Can you tell us about when and how the collective formed? Kara: “This has been a dream of mine for many years. It manifested itself differently than I expected, but I couldn’t be happier that it’s a reality now. We had our first physical space after Rena Wilhelm from The Weathered Barn reached out to me when a space next door was unexpectedly vacated in the middle of the summer (2017); she said it might be the perfect place for an art collective. After speaking with the landlord, I spoke to like-minded artist

friends who are also community driven and serious about their art careers, and thus the collective was born.”

What kind of reception have you gotten so far from the Greenport community? Kara: “An incredibly positive reception! We have been welcomed with open arms. Honestly, that’s what really made it clear we had to continue. The positive feedback and encouragement was only eclipsed by the outpouring of support for the collective to reopen in a new space. It’s wonderful how our community has stated its desire and need for a local artist collective. We definitely wouldn’t be here without our community!” How do you all decide who gets to join? Kara: “It’s an evolving process, but everything we do has a level of calculated curation, including input from our annual members. All of our artists are dedicated to their practice and are serious about their commitment to their art.”

And giving back? Kara: “I think the best part for us is the impact we’ve had on our community. The collective’s structure for this season is to focus on our artists’ specific interests,

Madison Fender Photography

Sea of Turmoil by Dalton Portella

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skills, and schedules. We believe this will make a real impact on our small organization and through a variety of partnerships we already have lined up for this year, it will also benefit our community.”

So, what’s on the schedule for this season? Kara: “Although we are not an event space, we’ll be hosting openings mostly correlating with the Greenport BID Gallery Walk.* We will have three community shows this year and also host art classes. The collective also has many local partners and will be working on events throughout the North Fork and South Fork. We love collaborating and are always looking for new ways to grow the arts in our community!” * The Greenport Gallery Walk is the first Friday of the month, June 1 through December 9. Participating galleries stay open late; The Siren’s Song, Nova Constellata, Gallery M, South Street Gallery, Greenport Harbor Brewing Co. Gallery, Olive Studio, VSOP Projects, Hector deCordova Studio and the North Fork Art Collective.

Mask by Sarah Prescott

Moran’s Turtle by Scott Bluedorn


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