Sag Harbor 8th Annual HarborFrost 2018 …. Get Your Freeze On!
The Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce hosted The 8th Annual HARBORFROST on February 24TH 2018 in Sag Harbor, New York. It was a beautiful day in the harbor, not as icy cold as it had been in previous years. It was a perfect day for many brave people to take a dip in the frosty water.
A benefit for the Sag Harbor Ambulance Corp. Rich Daly who holds the record for the fastest ice carver in Guinness Records was present entertaining the crowd with his incredible artistry of ice sculptures.
Sag Harbor 6th Annual HarborFrost 2016 …. Get Your Freeze On!
The Sag Harbor chamber of Commerce is hosting The 6th Annual HARBORFROST February 27TH 2016in Sag Harbor, New York. Who’s ready to get your freeze on for the Frosty Plunge? A benefit for the Sag Harbor Ambulance Corp.
Registration at the Windmill Beach at noon on Saturday, February 27, 100% of the $20 entrance fee will benefit the Sag Harbor Volunteer Ambulance Corps.
HarborFrost is an Ice Sculpting and Fireworks Spectacular staged in beautiful Sag Harbor over one magical weekend in February. The annual event has become a favorite with locals and visitors alike—a fun “Winter Break” with activities for the whole family.
February 27th 2016
Eskimo Ice sculptures on display throughout the village shopping district
FREE Tatoos at the Wharf Shop
Live Music throughout the village
1pm: The Frosty Plunge at Windmill Beach
Registration begins at noon in the Windmill.
$20 entry fee per person
ALL proceeds to benefit the Sag Harbor Volunteer Ambulance.
2pm: Live Ice Carving demonstration at Long Wharf
2:30: Sag Harbor Variety Store: Anna and Elsa from Disney’s Frozen Meet and Greet
2pm -6pm On Long Wharf
– Baron’s Cove
– Our Sons and Daughters School
– Pierson Robotics Team 28’ (bake sale)
– The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Network
– Wellness Foundation
3pm and 4pm: The Amazing Fire Juggler Keith Leaf; performances at Windmill/Long Wharf
2 to 5pm: Children’s activities at Dodds and Eder: look for blue balloons!
Warm up with your children between out door events-
Games, play, arts and crafts sponsored by Barefoot Kids Camp, Bay Burger, Dodds and Eder, Goat on a Boat, Our Sons and Daughter’s School, The Rainbow School,The Sag Harbor Youth Committee, Stella and Ruby and The Wharf Shop
Music by retired Elementary teacher Nancy Remkus, singing from her new album and playing morning program favorites
545pm: Fire Dancers on Long Wharf
6-615pm: Fireworks over the Harbor
Anna and Elsa will be returning for HarborFrost 2016! Please come to meet them at the Sag Harbor Variety Store at 2:30 on February 27.photo credit: Sag Harbor Variety
Hamptons Teen :The Future is bright for the Lady Whalers Field Hockey Team
The Pierson-Bridgehampton Lady Whalers were defeated on Saturday, November 14, 2015 by the Cazenovia Lakers. The 2-1 score was indicative of the tightly contested game; only finally settled in the second half. Cazenovia scored their first goal after a penalty stroke was awarded to the Lakers due to an infraction of the rules by a Lady Whaler. The penalty shot just escaped the outstretched leg of the goalie, Freshman Charlotte Johnson and the goal was scored by Cazenovia player, Zoe Shephard. 1-0, Cazenovia.Penalty stroke goal defended by Whaler goalie Charlotte Johnson #89
The Whalers came back to tie the score 1-1 at 23:50, at the beginning of the second half on a goal by Sophomore, Claudia Patterson. This was Patterson’s first career goal and it couldn’t have come at a better time. There was a very physical scrum in the goal area but Patterson successfully scored. Pierson-Bridghampton score goal by Claudia Patterson #13 (1st career goal)
Cazenovia showed their championship pedigree by forcing the Whalers into multiple corner penalties in the first half. The Whalers successfully defended these corners and some credit must be given to Junior, Allura Leggard for disrupting the corner offensive sets of the Lakers by flying out with impressive speed. The Whalers played excellent team defense preventing goal after goal as the Lakers applied constant offensive pressure. Pierson/BH Team
The Whaler’s however, have a championship pedigree too and Junior, Ana Sherwood was incredible, showing her grit, determination and skill by moving the ball up the field against a determined Cazenovia defense. Sherwood attempted some shots on goal but the Cazenovia defenders were determined to prevent any uncontested shots. Sherwood and Leggard are Captains and they lead their team by example. Not to be outdone, Senior, Kerrie Vila, the third Whaler Captain was fantastic in defense from the sweeper position. She incredibly defended a shot headed toward the goal that was shot from the right side at a difficult angle. This kept the second half score tied going into the final 7 minutes of the game. Vila was a very active defender in what would turn out to be her final game as a Whaler.Annabelle Schroeder #23, Hollie Schleicher #7, Kerrie Vila #3
Goalie, Charlotte Johnson was at it again, giving her body up defending the goal. She showed no hesitation to dive at shots making save after save. Unfortunately the Whaler’s season would be determined by a goal by Cazenovia Laker, Zoe Shephard with 7:10 seconds left in the second half. The whalers appeared stunned for a moment but they quickly regrouped and for the remainder of the game, applied constant pressure on Cazenovia setting up some shots on goal by Freshman, Hollie Schleicher, Sherwood and Junior Calista Cafiero until the final second. Allura Leggard #6, on defense
The Whalers were emotional but proud in defeat. This is a very young team with only one Senior starter graduating; so the future is bright. First year, Head coach, Bethany Semlear is looking forward to next year’s championship campaign.Ana Sherwood #14, on offense
– NYSPHSAA Field Hockey Class “C” Semi-FINALIST Plaque. Bethany Semlear, Head Coach, CAPTAINS(3) Kerrie Vila #3, Ana Sherwood #14, Allura Leggard #6, Kayla Yardley, Assistant Coach
Hamptons Happenings “PAUL” formation on Mimosa Monday SAG HARBOR COMMUNITY: On Labor Day Monday, 9/7/15, family and friends ofPaul Hansen gathered at Sagg Main Beach in Sagaponack to remember him and honor him with formations made up of people.
Paul Hansen, who was killed in a car accident near his home on Rolling Hills Court East in Noyac early Sunday morning. Mr. Hansen, a 53-year-old real estate salesman and father of two boys, was the passenger in a 2013 Porsche convertible that crashed into a utility pole at about 2 a.m. on Sunday, August 30th in Sag Harbor.
Paul’s family spoke so fondly about his favorite role of being a father. He enjoyed kiteboarding at Long Beach, taking his sons snowboarding in Vermont, lounging and surfing at Sagg Main beach, being a Cub Scout leader, golfing, fishing and spending time with his friends and large family.
Paul was an outdoor man who loved the water and so it was only fitting have a celebration at the beach on Labor Day. In an effort to HELP kickstart a fundraiser for Paul Hansen’s sons Hunter and Austin, his family organized a Re-create “Euro-Oval”/Carsticker decal (image below) by “people-forming” Mimosa Monday Partiers into letters and oval ring on beach. Filmed start to finish by drone equipped w/ GoPro Camera & Tommy Hansen airplane “fly-by”.Photo credit: Kurt Leggard, Photography by Kurt Photo credit: Michael Heller, Sag Harbor Express
Memorial donations may be made to the Memorial Fund for the Benefit of Hunter and Austin Hansen, payable to Hunter and Austin Hansen, Bridgehampton National Bank, Box 70, Sag Harbor, NY 11963, attention, Tara Fordham. I will post the kick-starter program when it completed.
Please continue keep this family in prayer.
Sag Harbor Village 52nd annual Harborfest celebration Harborfest celebration
Sag Harbor’s Annual Celebration September 12-13, 2015
Harborfest will be a village-wide event celebrating the maritime history of Sag Harbor. Arts & crafts fair and sidewalk sale on Main Street will be held this weekend as well!
Calendar of Events SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 12TH
9am
FREE Pilates on the Beach, Norma Jean Pilates Windmill Beach
10am – 5pm
Arts and Crafts Fair OPEN for business Marine Park
Sidewalk Fair OPEN for business Main street/business district
Food and Non Profit Vendor Booths OPEN for business Long Wharf
11am
Goat on a Boat Puppet Theatre moving walk
Live Music Long Wharf
CHILDREN’S Tug of War Windmill Beach
11:30am
American Beauty: one hour cruise Long Wharf
Flyboard Demonstration Long Wharf
12noon
Whaleboat races begin Windmill Beach
1pm
American Beauty: one hour cruise Long Wharf
CHILDREN’S Corn Shucking Contest Windmill Beach
1:30pm
Flyboard Demonstration Long Wharf
2pm
CHILDREN’S Potato Sack Race Windmill Beach
Whale Boat Races Windmill Beach
2:30pm
American Beauty: one hour cruise Long Wharf
3pm
CHILDREN’S Hula Hoop Contest Long Wharf
Whaleboat Races Windmill Beach
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 13th
10am – 5pm
Arts and Crafts Fair OPEN for business Marine Park
Sidewalk Fair OPEN for business Main street/business district
Food and Non Profit Vendor Booths OPEN for business Long Wharf
11am
CLAM CHOWDER CONTEST Long Wharf
Live Music Long Wharf
CHILDREN’S Tug of War Long Wharf
11:30am
American Beauty: one hour cruise Long Wharf
Flyboard Demonstration Long Wharf
12noon
Whaleboat Races begin Windmill Beach
1pm
American Beauty: one hour cruise Long Wharf
CHILDREN’S Corn Shucking Contest Windmill Beach
Annual Wood Regatta, Women’s Open One Design Breakwater Yatch Club
1:30pm
Flyboard Demonstration Long Wharf
2pm
CHILDRENS Potato Sack Race Windmill Beach
Whaleboat Races Windmill Beach
3pm
CHILDRENS Hula Hoop Contest Long Wharf
Whaleboat Races Windmill Beach
3-5pm
Live Music: Jim Turner Long Wharf Photo credit: Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce
Filmed start to finish by drone equipped w/ GoPro Camera & Tommy Hansen airplane “fly-by”.
Calendar of Events