On view now through September 28th at Estia’s Little Kitchen: Photographs by Ellen Watson, an exhibition celebrating the thriving farming community on the East End:
the land, the people and the produce.
Please join us for a glass of wine, fine food & delicious art! Show will be open from July 18 through September 14, 2015 Read Full Article »
A piece from the auction by local artist Dan Rizzie
We will feature our (RED) menu at dinner Thursday through Sunday:
One complete (RED) Prix Fixe and One (RED) Beer
A piece from the auction by artist Stephen Mannino
Title: ‘Bass’
Medium: oil & acrylic on paper
Size: 6″x8″
The art of over 40 participating artists is on display in our dining room between now and June 28th. Place your bid online at Paddle8.com. Bidding starts Friday, June 12th ! You may also preview the art online now, before the bidding begins.
Tickets to the event are $150 and can be purchased online at Projectmost.com. We ask that you buy them soon as they are limited. Read Full Article »
Come join us for a glass of Wine from 4-5:30pm on Saturday and enjoy the new paintings by Barbara Thomas hung in our Estia’s Little Kitchen dining room. The show will be on display April 8 – May 26.
Ella is a local organic farmer who will be attending a farmers training program in Santa Cruz, California. To be able to attend this program, Ella is inviting the community to a fundraising dinner at Estia’s Little Kitchen.
Both of the artists series are the result of visits to our Little Kitchen garden this summer. John, a breakfast customer, stops by regularly. His home and Sag Harbor studio are right around the corner.
Mansell spent the summer orchestrating a flower garden in the raised bed that occupies the center piece of our kitchen garden. Johns paintings focus on the Sunburst Squash plants that exploded from a bed just to the east of Mansell’s flowers. Read Full Article »
The work in this show represents my interpretation of Sag Harbor and the Hamptons from an outsider’s perspective. After spending a morning in Sag Harbor alone, I found the town’s charm to be most inspiring. The farmers market, local shops, docked boats, the people, and even Estia’s Little Kitchen all embodied Sag Harbor to me.
