Beauty on the run...Two new beauty services debut in the Hamptons…The first service is Massage on Demand, “when you want it , you get it. Imagine being able to arrange for a last-minute massage on the day that you want it. The second new service is Hampton Organic Beauty bus…a Mobile Spa.
Zeel Massage On Demand℠ Comes to The Hamptons
You Can Now Book Same-Day, In-Home Massage with Zeel Massage On Demand* Book an Appointment This Weekend**
Zeel Massage On Demand℠ gives customers the power to book same-day, in-home massage appointments via the Zeel app or website. That means you can request and receive an appointment with a vetted, licensed massage therapist, in the privacy of your own house or hotel room, in as little as an hour, or at any time within a 24-hour period.
Starting June 19th, we’ll be offering Zeel Massage On Demand℠ in the Hamptons, from Westhampton to Montauk. Zeel Massage Therapists will be on call from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., 7 days a week.
With Zeel, you pay one flat price (including tax and tip), which is charged to your credit card. There are no additional charges. Customers select a 60 or 90 minute massage, specify whether they prefer a male or female massage therapist, decide between Swedish and deep tissue massage, and indicate their location and open appointment times. (Prices $120 per hour includes tax & tip)
Easily book Zeel Massage On Demand℠ via iPhone app, mobile site, or website. Android users –app will be ready in June.
Get a same-day massage in your home or hotel room from a vetted, licensed, certified and insured therapist.
Zeel’s massage therapists have worked in some of the best spas in the Hamptons including Naturopathica and Gurney’s.
Make your request any time, and enjoy your massage that very same day, in as little as an hour. Massage appointments start as early as 8 a.m. or as late as 10:30 p.m. You select therapist gender, appointment duration, and massage type. ww.zeel.com/massage-on-demand
Another new service making its debut in the Hamptons is:
HAMPTON, ORGANIC BEAUTY BUS, MOBILE SPA
They bring the Spa to you using Green products because “Green is the new Gorgeous”
House calls, Boat Calls, Hotel Calls Salon Services delivered at your convenience and location.
Their concept is to provide quick and affordable healthy organic beauty solutions. They use the most sort after certified organic and cruelty free beauty products. They say that all of their products including hair removal, hair coloring, spray tanning, nails are botanically organic, environmentally friendly and chemical free. They are the Hampton’s first and only fully ORGANIC and conveniently, MOBILE spa!
New beauty is CLEAN, CONSCIOUS, and CONVENIENT! Its green it’s organic and now it comes to you!!! Hampton organic mobile spa we bring the salon to you!
A mandatory $50 travel and set up fee with each booking…Call to request a visit 631-338-2692www.organicbeautybus.com
Is cheaper better? …Apparently yes, according to Consumer Reports the BEST sunscreens for 2013 are some of the most inexpensive lotions on the market. Wearing Sunscreen is vitally important if you would like to protect your skin from Melanoma. Sunscreen should actually be worn all year to protect the skin from sun damage. Many dark-skinned people do not think they need to wear sun-protection, but my friends those black spots on your skin are not moles they are sun damage, you too are not immune from skin cancer. Many people come to the Hamptons during the summer and just bake in the sun. I find no fun in baking in the sun, however if this floats your boat, then make sure you are doing everything you can to protect your skin. Listed below are the 6 BEST and most productive sunscreen products to protect your skin.
Consumer Reports: If you sunburn in 20 minutes without sunscreen, an SPF 30 product should protect your skin for about 10 hours (20 minutes times 30). In addition retinoids, part of the vitamin A family and an inactive ingredient in some sunscreens, have caused an increase in skin cancers in mice. There’s also a risk of birth defects in people taking oral acne medications containing retinoids, though they differ from the retinoids in sunscreens. As a precaution, pregnant women may want to choose a sunscreen without the ingredient retinol or retinyl palmitate. For more information and result information click here:
Consumer Reports BEST results are these 6, and they will not break your pocketbook this summer…
Use sunscreen properly and get the most protection from the sun, follow these tips:
Put sunscreen on 15 to 30 minutes before your head out into the sun. Most creams take more than 30 seconds to rub in.
For lotions, use at least 2 to 3 tablespoons to cover your body. For sprays, apply as much as can be rubbed in, then repeat.
Reapply all sunscreen, regardless of its SPF, every 2 hours and again after you swim or sweat, since sunscreen can rub off or wash off during the day. (Some leave a residue on skin. Most sunscreens left stains that didn’t wash out of cotton, polyester, and rayon/spandex.)
Limit your time in the sun, and if possible, wear protective clothing, a hat, and sunglasses.
Check the expiration date. The FDA requires manufacturers to provide an expiration date or show that a product will remain stable (but not necessarily maintain its SPF) for at least three years. If you buy an undated sunscreen, mark the purchase date on the container and, to be prudent, toss it once it’s two years old.
Don’t store sunscreen in a hot car—it may degrade faster. And skiers take note: Once frozen, sunscreens may lose effectiveness.
(Sag Harbor, NY) Getty Gas, The Price is Right!.….Greetings Hamptons Mouthpiece readers, there is new ownership at the Getty Station in Sag Harbor and finally competitive gas prices in Sag Harbor. Could my eyes be deceiving me! I could not believe the price of $3.89 at the GETTY Station in Sag Harbor when it appeared on my cell phone, I had to get into my car to drive there to confirm this price. Could it be that Sag Harbor was no longer going to be known as having the most expensive gas in the Hamptons!
I stopped to speak with the new management today and was told that they want to be part of the community and their rates will be competitive with the gas stations in Watermill and Bridgehampton not Harbor Heights on Rte 114. They are currently offering low introductory prices to draw in the community, now that is smart.
What a welcomed relief to know that I can fill-up in Sag Harbor without having to drive all the way to Bridgehampton or Hess in Watermill going forward. We now need to get Harbor Heights on-board because their rates continue to be out of control and only if you are desperate do you stop there for gas.
Date: 5/16/13
HARBOR HEIGHTS: $4.379
GETTY: $3.899
Thank You Getty, we hope you continue on this path of offering the residents and visitors competitive gas prices in Sag Harbor, welcome to the community. Getty Gas, The Price is Right!
As always Hamptons Mouthpiece keeping you in the know!!!
(Southampton, NY) The Southampton Inn a perfect getaway stay.…Greetings Hamptons Mouthpiece Readers, the start of the summer in the Hamptons will be here in less than 12 days and the East End will be filled with people from across the globe vacationing in the Hamptons. Memorial Day symbolizes the beginning of the Summer season, lets just hope we will get the warm weather. This is really up to Mother Nature, she seems to be full of humor lately, teasing us with 80 degree weather one day and the next day it’s freezing with a frost advisory.
I had the pleasure to take a tour of the Southampton Inn a month ago and although I have been there many times I was unaware of all the amenities that the Inn offers its guests. Unlike many of the other hotels in the Hamptons, the Southampton Inn is a premiere travel destination stay that is centrally located in the heart of Southampton village and walking distance to the one of the Hampton’s Voted best beaches in America, Coopers Beach. The Southampton Inn is located in Southampton Village on the East End of Long Island, New York on five acres of manicured lawns and landscaped gardens. ThisTudor-style Inn is open year round, is a local landmark and the choice hotel for thousands of visitors who travel to the South Fork of Long Island and the Hamptons each year. The Inn welcomes guests looking for a Long Island getaway, a long-awaited vacation in the Hamptons, a romantic weekend, a family gathering or corporate retreat. Unique stores and boutiques, museums, art galleries, quaint and upscale dining and endless entertainment. During the summer, the Inn provides complimentary shuttle service to beautiful Cooper’s Beach. The staff can coordinate restaurant reservations, fishing trips, surfing lessons, golf tee times, bicycle rentals, tours of local museums, and visits to historic sites and wineries..
The Kids Room is equipped with a Television, DVD player, video games, ping pong table and ice cream. What I liked is the kids room is located next to the outdoor patio. If the kids get bored being in the pool and you are not ready to leave the child/children can go into the kids room and hang out there for a while. The Southampton Inn welcomes pets too so you don’t have to leave your family pet behind?
Music Under The Stars
Every Wednesday this summer enjoy a free concert at Agawam Park or Coopers Beach, presented by the Southampton Cultural Center. All shows start at 6:30pm-8:30pm.
2013 Concert Schedule:
July 3: The Lone Sharks -Coopers Beach
July 10: Hambone Thyme -Agawam Park
July 17: Matt Daniel -Agawam Park
July 24: The Precisions -Agawam Park
July 31: Project Vibe -Coopers Beach
August 7: Jonny Hirsch -Agawam Park
August 14: AdLib Steel Orchestra -Agawam Park
August 21: New Life Crisis -Agawam Park
August 28: Vivian and the Merrymakers -Agawam Park
Although my tour was given on a cold day, the beauty of the property was just as beautiful had it been a warm summer day. The landscaping is exquisite and yet relaxing, the outdoor pool patio is furnished with a 50 foot pool that is 3-4 feet deep, an outdoor bar, tennis courts and a garden of which they grow their own herbs and tomatoes. The Outdoor seating is perfect for a cocktail party that is an option, just call the Inn to get available dates and rates. The banquet room is available for rental year-long and what makes it very special is it has its own private entrance.
Corporate:
The Southampton Inn is the perfect place for companies to hold board meetings, only 40-60 minutes from the Islip airport, can accommodate up to 80 people.
Training classrooms for up to 45 people
customized packages for corporate retreats (that could include but not limited to vineyard visits, deep-sea fishing, beach parties)
WiFi access
Rooms:
The rooms are cozy and warm, feels like home, the beds are Tempur-Pedic mattresses
The Southampton Inn is unlike many Hamptons hotels and Inns, they are open year-round and a staple in the community. During Hurricane Sandy, they opened their doors to misplaced victims and provided them with an opportunity to take showers and have something warm to drink and eat. Many areas in the Hamptons were hit hard by Sandy and many workers were here working 24 hours non-stop, The Southampton Inn provided these workers with a place to stay.
The Inn offers many services to the Local community as well:
Pool & Tennis membership for $2000 for a family of 4.
Breakfast & Lunch are served 730am-730pm
Lunch can be enjoyed on the lawn
meeting rooms
Library
Banquet Hall
Private Parties
Oso Restaurant is located within the Inn is open 730am-730pm, serving breakfast & lunch.
One of the amenities that I found interesting is that the Inn allows anyone to “Rent your own Restaurant” perfect if you would like to host an event and bring in your own caterers. Room service is available, you can have it sent to your room or you have a choice to have OSO TOGO and enjoy your meal sitting on the lawn and watching the sunset.
This is a very nice place to stay with a variety of amenities, a perfect arrangement for those not seeking to rent a home. Great for families seeking a weekday stay, weekend get-away or a 1-2 week vacation. Please contact the Hotel for rates and availability www.southamptoninn.com
Nominations for the 11th Annual Teeny Awards are…..Greetings Hamptons MouthPiece Readers.….I am especially excited to see some extremely talented young people who I know on this list. Congratulations to all the nominees you are all very talented and should be very proud of this accomplishment. Below is a Press release sent today from East end Arts…
11th-Annual Teeny Awards Nominations Announced
Awards Ceremony to be held on June 9, 2013
Presented by East End Arts
East Hampton High School’s South Pacific
(RIVERHEAD, NY, May 8, 2013) – East End Arts is thrilled to announce the 2013 Teeny Awards Nominees. Theatrical productions presented by the 17 participating East End high schools have been attended and reviewed by a panel of volunteer judges. Evaluations of student performances were based on skills demonstrated in Movement (physical expression, gesture, posture, fluidity), Delivery (projection, articulation, interaction, timing, expression), and Stage Presence (confident, believable, enthusiastic, charismatic, dynamic). Evaluations of performances in Musical Productions also include skills in Singing (intonation, range, interpretation, phrasing, rhythm, articulation, ensemble work) and Dancing (technique, fluidity, expression, gesture, ensemble work). The Teeny Awards, conceived from the idea of the Antoinette Perry Awards – The Tony Awards – for Broadway shows, has been celebrating excellence in high school theater across the East End of Long Island since 2002, and is presented and coordinated by East End Arts.
The top five scoring students are the nominees. A formal awards ceremony is scheduled for Sunday, June 9, 2013 at Southold Junior-Senior High School, hosted by award-winning broadcaster, producer, host and interviewer, Bonnie Grice, during which the winners will be announced. The 11th-Annual Teeny Awards ceremony is open to the public. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit http://www.eastendarts.org/programs/events/teeny-ceremony.html. Tickets are $20 in advance (must purchase by 5 PM on June 7), and $25 at the door. Southold Junior-Senior High School is located at 420 Oaklawn Avenue in Southold, NY.
And the nominees are:
DRAMA
Lead Actor in a Drama
Eliminas Abromaitis, Riverhead, A Christmas CarolCasey Pitcher, Eastport-South Manor, Inherit the WindBrian Rocha, Eastport-South Manor, Inherit the WindJonathan Troiano, Riverhead, A Christmas CarolJamie Tuthill, McGann-Mercy, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Lead Actress in a Drama
Nicole Chiuchiolo, McGann-Mercy, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?Brionna Cook, Riverhead, A Christmas CarolAmanda Osborne, Riverhead, A Christmas CarolJordan Tapley, Riverhead, A Christmas CarolAlex Stanco, Eastport-South Manor, Inherit the Wind
Supporting Actor in a Drama
Anthony DeFeo, Eastport-South Manor, Inherit the WindAubrey Jowers, Ross, One Acts: The Sin EaterPerry Ladouceur, Eastport-South Manor, Inherit the WindAndrew Nucatola, Riverhead, A Christmas CarolPatrick O’Brien, McGann-Mercy, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Supporting Actress in a Drama
Danielle Allen, McGann-Mercy, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?Emma Bernhardt, Riverhead, A Christmas CarolErin Plitt, Riverhead, A Christmas CarolMaria Popova, Ross, One Acts: The Sin EaterJessica Sisti, Riverhead, A Christmas Carol
COMEDY
Lead Actor in a Comedy
Chris Durst, Westhampton Beach, Arsenic and Old LaceZach Fisher, Shoreham-Wading River, Don’t Drink the WaterYori Johnson, East Hampton, PygmalionSean Mannix, Shoreham-Wading River, Don’t Drink the WaterOliver Orr, Mattituck, Are Teachers Human?Southold/Greenport’s Trixie Teen Detective
Lead Actress in a Comedy
Maggie Daley, Shoreham-Wading River, Don’t Drink the WaterGayle Gammon, Southold/Greeport Co-Production, Trixie, Teen DetectiveMally Fogarty, Mattituck, Are Teachers Human?Rachel Lohrius, Shoreham-Wading River, Don’t Drink the WaterRachel Rienecker, Westhampton Beach, Arsenic and Old LaceJulia Tyson, East Hampton, Pygmalion
Supporting Actor in a Comedy
Nicholas, Auletti, Westhampton Beach, Arsenic and Old LaceTom Batuello, Mattituck, Are Teachers Human?Anthony DeVita, Shoreham-Wading River, Don’t Drink the WaterJack Vicari, Westhampton Beach, Arsenic and Old LaceRyan Zlatniski, Mattituck, Are Teachers Human?
Supporting Actress in a Comedy
Nicole Chiuchiolo, McGann-Mercy, You Can’t Take it With YouGwyn Foley,Mattituck, Are Teachers Human?Abigail Gianis, Sag Harbor, Hurry Up and WaitDenise Mulemga, Ross, One-Acts: No Dogs AllowedSydney Campbell, Southold/Greeport Co-Production, Trixie, Teen Detective
MUSICAL
Lead Actor in a Musical
Sam Bracken, Southold, GreaseJohn Coyne, Longwood, How to Succeed in Business Without Really TryingJohn Drinkwater, Greenport, Guys & DollsFrancesco Logozzo, Westhampton Beach, FootlooseRyan Schaefer, Center Moriches, The Wiz
Lead Actress in a Musical
Emily Hinz, Sag Harbor, Funny GirlLaura Logan, Sweeney ToddSusanna Kelly, Southold, GreaseKayla Matters, Southampton, FameBrianna Pagano, Greenport, Guys & DollsDoree Primavera, Hampton Bays, Annie Get Your Gun
Supporting Actor in a Musical
Matt Drinkwater, Greenport, Guys & DollsDenis Hartnet, Sag Harbor, Funny GirlDaniel Lilley, Longwood, How to Succeed in Business Without Really TryingBrian Rocha, Eastport-South Manor, The Music ManJack Dunne, Southold, Grease
Supporting Actress in a Musical
Lea Gianbruno, Shelter Island, Legally BlondeIsabella LeBoeuf, Longwood, How to Succeed in Business Without Really TryingMichaela Manno, Southold, GreaseShelby Pickerell, Southold, GreaseLily Spellman, Hampton Bays, Annie Get Your Gun
OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE
This category was created to recognize a student who shines brightly in a role that is not eligible for adjudication in the leading or supporting categories.
Gwen Clarke, Southampton, Ms. Sherman in FameRebecca Dwoskin, Sag Harbor, Trixie in Funny GirlAlexandra Lasot, Southold, Teen Angel in GreaseLara Mahaffy, Southold, Ursula in Trixie, Teen DetectiveTye Granger, Westhampton Beach, Arsenic and Old Lace
JUDGES’ CHOICE AWARD
This award is for a particular scene, musical number, dance number, or group that the judges feel stands out enough to warrant special recognition. This year, the recipient is The Greek Chorus from Shelter Island’s Legally Blonde.
CHOREOGRAPHY
Victoria Carroll, Riverhead, Fiddler on the RoofMegan McGuiness and Jennifer Navarette, Eastport-South Manor, The Music ManSouthold Dance Captains, Southold, GreaseRyan Schaefer, Center Moriches, The WizMattituck’s Once Upon a Mattress.
OUTSTANDING ENSEMBLE
Eastport-South Manor, Inherit the WindLongwood, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
Mattituck, Once Upon a Mattress
PLAYBILL/POSTER ART
Sadie Klughers, East Hampton, PygmalionDaniel Pritchard, Longwood, How to Succeed in Business Without Really TryingAmanda Tomasello, Eastport-South Manor, Inherit the WindStephen Spinelli, Shoreham-Wading River, Sweeney ToddGretchen Walter, Southold, Trixie, Teen Detective
STAGE MANAGEMENT RECOGNITION – The following students are all recognized for their invaluable contributions as STAGE MANAGERS
Mariah Brengel, Shoreham-Wading River
Jesse Buchter, Westhampton Beach
Ian Byrne, McGann-Mercy
Quinn Carey, McGann-Mercy
Helen Chen, Mattituck
Jaclyn Conway, Southold-Greenport Co-Production
Jaclyn Conway, Southold
Emily Fey, Center Moriches
Mayra Gonzalez, Mattituck
Jennifer Hall, Sag Harbor
Melissa Hickox, Mattituck
Julie Lindell, Shoreham-Wading River
Kyra McAlary, Eastport-South Manor
Rae LaBorne, Sag Harbor
Shelly Matthers, Sag Harbor
Scott McVetty, Center Moriches
Kevin O’Brien, Center Moriches
Anne O’Rourke, Mattituck
Solomon Polshek, Ross
Christine Sipala, Longwood
Stephen Spinelli, Shoreham-Wading River
Jerilynn Toole, Riverhead
Zoë Vatash, Sag Harbor
Kerrie Vila, Sag Harbor
Sean Walden, Greenport
Rachel Williams, Riverhead
TECHNICAL DESIGN RECOGNITION – The following students are all recognized for their invaluable contribution in TECHNICAL DESIGN
Savannah Calderale, Southold, Grease – Set DesignDenis Hartnet, Sag Harbor, Funny Girl – Set DesignCatherine Penn, Riverhead, Arsenic and Old Lace and Footloose – Costume DesignDaniel Lilly, Longwood, M*A*S*H* – Lighting Design
INNOVATIONS IN THEATRE EDUCATION
This award recognizes the efforts of a school that goes above and beyond to support exceptional theatre arts education. This year,Bridgehampton High School is being recognized for its production of “A Night on Broadway: A Musical Revue,” which was a non-book musical written, performed and produced by its students and volunteer staff. This is the first theatrical production in the school, and, we hope, will be the first of many.
The 11th Annual Teeny Awards is made possible by the support of our sponsors. We extend our thanks to our Lead Sponsors, Suffolk County National Bank and Riverhead Toyota, as well as Astoria Federal Savings, Mary Ann & Joseph Martorano, TangerOutlet Center, Applebee’s, and Bridgehampton National Bank, as well as Media Sponsors WPPB 88.3FM, MyLITV.com, and Hamptons Magazine.
East End Arts, established in 1972, is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit arts organization, and operates a School of the Arts, an Art Gallery, and presents a variety of events and programs to promote the arts year-round.Proceeds from all events, sales, classes, donations, and memberships benefit the mission of bringing the arts to everyone and inspiring communities through service, advocacy and education.
Stephanie Smith
Marketing & PR Manager
East End Arts
133 East Main Street
Riverhead, NY 11901
631-727-0900
