Mark Segal
Publisher and Journalist at The Philadelphia Gay News
Stonewall pioneer, Public speaker, award winning journalist, and author of the best selling AND THEN I DANCED. The Nations most awarded LGBT journalist.
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easthamptonstar.com | Mark Segal
“I Say Potato,” a multimedia art exhibition exploring the humble spud’s deep roots in Long Island’s cultural and agricultural soil, will open Friday at the Bridgehampton Museum with a reception from 6 to 8 p.m. The show includes paintings, sculpture, and video by more than 30 artists, as well as a treasure trove of potato-related ephemera. The show has been assembled by Mark Wilson, an artist based in Springs who, it can fairly be said, fell down a rabbit hole during the process.
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easthamptonstar.com | Mark Segal
Artists and WritersThe Barnes Landing Association’s 24th annual Anna Mirabai Lytton Writers’ and Artists’ Showcase will be held on Saturday from 1:30 to 3 p.m. in the Barnes Landing Association Meeting House at the intersection of Barnes Hole Road and Waters Edge in Amagansett.
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easthamptonstar.com | Mark Segal
Specials at La FonditaLa Fondita in Amagansett is now open seven days a week and has announced a new lineup of daily specials. Monday’s offerings include flautas de tinga, crispy tortillas filled with chicken tinga and topped with lettuce, tomatoes, crema, and queso fresca. Taco Tuesday features a choice of barbacoa de res with onions and cilantro; cochinita pibil with jalapeno, carrot, and cilantro slaw, and campechano with onions and cilantro.
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easthamptonstar.com | Mark Segal
The Larsen Salon series of lectures at East Hampton’s LongHouse Reserve will return on Saturday at 5 p.m. with “The American Dream: The Architecture of Central Park South,” a presentation by Michael Jones, a partner at RAMSA, Robert A.M. Stern Architects. The talk will highlight the characters who left their mark on the area, including developers (Harry Black, Steve Ross); visionary designers (Emery Roth, Dorothy Draper), and notable socialites (Truman Capote among them).
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easthamptonstar.com | Mark Segal
Saturday will be a big day for John Cameron Mitchell, the Tony Award winner who wrote the book for the Off Broadway hit show “Hedwig and the Angry Inch” and was its original lead as well. The day will start at 11 in the morning when, as Grand Marshal of the 2025 Hamptons Pride Parade, he will not only lead the procession but will perform songs from “Hedwig” in Herrick Park, free, afterward.
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