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Upcoming Events

Thursday, May 1

Sea to Soil Symposium

May2

Learn the powerful connection between regenerative agriculture and restorative aquaculture in coastal foodscapes, held in Chancellor's Hall, a dinner at Manna Restaurant (5 Inlet Rd.) will follow at 6:30 p.m., register

Where

Stony Brook Southampton

39 Tuckahoe Rd.

Southampton, NY

Phone

631-632-8000

Price

$29 symposium only, $150 symposium and dinner

Website

thefoodlab.org/events/sea-to-soil-symposium-2025

East End Networking Event

May8

Networking, hors d'oeuvres and cash bar, presented by the Long Island Association, register

Where

Southampton Inn

91 Hill St.

Southampton, NY

Phone

631-493-3000

Price

$25

Website

longislandassociation.org

Cornhole Tournament

May10

Featuring raffles, food trucks, and prizes.

Where

Southampton High School

141 Narrow Ln.

Southampton, NY

Price

$25 and student 9-12, $50 two adults

Website

southamptonchamber.com

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