Member Mornings
Saturdays & Sundays | 10:30am-12:30pm
As a Member, you can enjoy the peaceful beauty of LongHouse before the gates open to the public. On Saturdays and Sundays from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM, you are invited to stroll the gardens at your own pace, soaking in the serenity of the morning light. On select Saturdays, our friends from The Shine Studio lead hands-on art projects for all ages. Sundays in May through August, enjoy yoga in the garden at 9:00 am.
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Sound & Silence
Monthly Saturdays, May-Oct | 9:00-10:00am
Once a month, plus a bonus July 4 session, Adriana Barone will guide you through a transformative journey blending meditation and sound healing in the Pavilion amidst the lush gardens of LongHouse, surrounded by birdsong and the soothing tones of crystal healing bowls. Through stillness and the resonance of sound, you’ll cultivate compassionate self-awareness and expand your spirit.
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Thursday Tai Chi
Thursdays, May-September | 10:00-11:00am
Move with mindfulness and find balance in nature with Katherine Henderson. Offered on alternating Thursdays from May to September, Tai Chi is a gentle practice that promotes relaxation, reduces stress, and improves strength and stability. Set against the serene backdrop of LongHouse, this class welcomes all ages and experience levels to slow down, breathe deeply, and connect with the beauty around you. Also offered on Saturdays.
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Saturday Tai Chi
Saturdays May-September | 10:00-11:00am
Move with mindfulness and find balance in nature with Katherine Henderson. Offered on alternating Saturdays from May to September, Tai Chi is a gentle practice that promotes relaxation, reduces stress, and improves strength and stability. Set against the serene backdrop of LongHouse, this class welcomes all ages and experience levels to slow down, breathe deeply, and connect with the beauty around you. Also offered on Thursdays.
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InsiderOutsider: New Voices in the Art World
Sundays, May 24, July 25, Sept 13, Oct 4 | 3:00 pm
InsiderOutsider is a dynamic series spotlighting underrepresented artists who challenge convention, expand the boundaries of contemporary art, and invite deeper dialogue. It is presented in collaboration with Jeremy Dennis and the artists-in-residence of Ma’s House, a center for Indigenous and BIPOC artists. Together, we explore the creative practices and personal narratives shaping today’s evolving art landscape through conversation and hands-on creativity.
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Long Island Modern with Alastair Gordon
Sundays, May 31, June 14, Aug 23 | 3:00-4:30pm
Award-winning critic, curator, cultural historian and author Alastair Gordon returns with the popular series exploring the legacy of the modern movement on eastern Long Island, with a focus this year on the 25th anniversary of his influential book Weekend Utopia.
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Come, Sit, Stay: Dog Days
Saturdays 4/25*, 5/30*, 6/13, 7/25, 8/22, 9/19*, 10/31 | 10:30am-12:30pm
Once a month on Saturday mornings, LongHouse welcomes you and your furry friend for a special morning of fresh air and fun. Let your pup romp in the Albee Amphitheater, meet fellow dog lovers & members, and enjoy a lively, social start to the day. On select days (*), meet adoptable dogs in partnership with ARF Hamptons! We also offer free admission for ARF adopters and supporters.
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LH Talk: A Tour of English Gardens
Saturday, June 6 | 4:00pm
This special presentation in the garden by Michael Jones and Paul Whalen, partners at Robert A.M. Stern Architects and two of the firm’s most accomplished designers of residential architecture and urban places, offers a sweeping tour of southern England’s most evocative landscapes, from the sculpted calm of Rousham to the grandeur of Blenheim, the intimate terraces of Iford Manor, the painterly charm of Charleston, and the iconic rooms of Sissinghurst, with memorable stops at Badminton, Ferne Park, and Highgrove along the way.
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LH Talk: Alpha and Omega of Craft
Sunday, June 7 | 3:00-4:30pm
LongHouse is enlivened this year by the exhibition Things That Look Like Magic: Cheryl R. Riley and Wharton Esherick. It is an intriguing juxtaposition, showcasing two furniture artists who not only represent different generations, but the very beginning and ultimate destination of the American studio craft movement (in which Jack Lenor Larsen played a crucial leading role). In this talk, historian and curator Glenn Adamson will not only discuss the work of Riley and Esherick in relation to one another, but also situate their two stories within the larger one of studio craft, and the transformative impact it has had on American life.
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LH Talk: Jill Moser's Talking Pictures: Collaborations
Saturday, June 13 | 3:00-4:30pm
Join us for a reading and conversation celebrating Jill Moser’s Talking Pictures: Collaborations, a unique image/text catalogue-come-to-life that features an exhilarating chorus of 40 voices: poets, artists, journalists, critics, curators, historians, novelists, and psychoanalysts in dialogue with Moser’s work. This eclectic range of responses addresses Moser’s full vocabulary of color and gesture.
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June Evening Painting
Friday, June 19 | 5:00-6:30pm
Come enjoy the beauty of the LongHouse gardens through a transporting experience of painting the evening light. Bring a beverage and light nibbles, a blanket or beach chair, and settle in as the garden shifts into dusk.
No painting experience is needed—LongHouse will provide paints and paper, and landscape artist Barbara Thomas will guide you in capturing the flowers, trees, sky, and atmosphere of the evening garden.
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July Evening Painting
Friday, July 17 | 5:00-6:30pm
Another opportunity to unwind this summer with an evening of painting in the gardens guided by landscape artist Barbara Thomas. Bring a beverage and light nibbles, a blanket or beach chair, and settle in as the garden shifts into dusk. No painting experience is needed and paints and paper will be provided. Barbara will guide you in capturing the flowers, trees, sky, and atmosphere of the evening garden. Leave with a beautiful summer memento to cherish long after the evening ends.
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