Sail Away
Where to eat before and after the Maritime Festival. Every September, Greenport hosts the epic Maritime Festival, a weekend-long party, of sorts, with street vendors, activities, a gala, and plenty of things to see, do, and, yes, eat.
What A Fun Weekend!
Greenport’s Annual Maritime Festival celebrates all things nautical and marks the end of the summer season on the East End. Co-sponsored by Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital and benefitting the East End Seaport Museum, this annual event is scheduled for the weekend of September 21-22.
Meal’s Out For Summer
Take lunch or dinner outside at these stunning outdoor dining spots on the North Fork.
Celebrate The Maritime Festival in Greenport
Greenport kicks off shoulder season with one of the most food-centric events to hit the North Fork
A Female Entrepreneur on the Move: Ashley Santa Croce
Ask Ashley Santa Croce what’s different about her cab company, Classy Cabs of Greenport, and she’ll tell you that she wants to make a difference in this world by providing a service that no others have delivered before on the East End.
Daniel Gale Names Steven Porcaro to Manage North Fork Sales Offices
Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty has announced that veteran realtor Steven Porcaro has joined the organization as the sales manager of its North Fork offices in Cutchogue, Greenport, Shelter Island, Mattituck Love Lane, and Mattituck…
SOLD! SOLD! SOLD!
Several exceptional homes have recently SOLD on the North Fork, including a mid-century ranch in Mattituck…Spacious open floor plan home in Laurel…Bayfront on Pipes Cove in Greenport…
Greenport in Full Flower
Landing a spot on Forbes magazine’s list of the most beautiful towns in America could be a bit of mixed blessing. How to deal with all that attention?If you’re a locale like Greenport, which was among the chosen few in 2011, careful stewardship combined with an influsion of youthful energy means you continue to flourish.
North Fork Holiday Shopping
quaint boutiques, and local stores are filled with items ranging from chic clothing, accessories and leather goods to unique jewelry and crafts, children’s toys, luxury pet apparel, local wines, gourmet cheeses, and fine chocolates.
Greenport: The North Fork’s Vacation Destination
Marking its 175th anniversary as an incorporated village in 1838, Greenport, was settled in 1682, and was originally a major fishing and whaling port. Located near the easternmost tip of Long Island’s North Fork, Greenport borders Long Island Sound on the north and the Peconic Bay on the south.
