Sag Harbor is a little off the beaten path of the villages of the East End some know as The Hamptons. Signs and logos of whales around town identify its rich nineteenth century heritage as the third largest whaling port in New England. Galleries lining its winding main street signify its current attraction to artists. In summer its population, including day trippers, swells from a village of something over two thousand to well over eight and, for its loyal residents, it is a year-round thriving community with lots to do for kids. Our brochure includes annual events, seasonal activities, recreation, education, amusement and adventure.

The Sag Harbor Youth Committee is offering financial assistance to Summer Camp at Ross for children 10-13. Those interested in applying can download the application here.

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  Camps

  Summer is downtime. Camp can provide options: art or archery, acting or ecology, french and friendships, sailing and surfing, new skills and adventures. Both day and residential camps are available....

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  Places To Go

  Proximity to New York City adds to the attraction of the East End. That hasn’t prevented communities from developing their own show stoppers. In Sag Harbor alone these include a nationally renown theater, a major whaling museum, a dusty, musty art movie...

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  The Arts

  Is it the fabled light or the company of other artists that draws artists of all schools and media to Sag Harbor and environs? While scores of world famous artists work in studios hidden in the hills & woods, visitors are invited to find their own...

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  Sports

  Sports are everywhere and everyone, resident and visitor alike, is encouraged to join in. The programs are informal and inclusive be it sailing, baseball, soccer or swimming. Give a call to any of the organizations listed and find out how you can...

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  Outdoors

  The outdoors is the East End’s greatest draw: ocean beaches, Montauk’s famous lighthouse, a sports and commercial fishing
  fleet with centuries of traditions. Camping facilities, parks and playing fields allow families to enjoy the scene without the...

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  When Help Is Needed

  Sometimes we need help whether it is a program for young people with a drinking problem or options for parents looking for day care coverage. Many teens need jobs or want an opportunity to volunteer their help to others....

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  Events & Celebrations

  In summer its population, including day trippers, swells from a village of something over two thousand to well over eight and, for its loyal residents, it is a year-round thriving community with lots to do for kids....

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