Northforker

Living on the North Fork offers a unique blend of charm and coastal appeal, from its picturesque historic towns and acclaimed dining scene to its renowned farms and waterfront setting. Whether you’re searching for a primary residence, a vacation home for the family, or a relaxing weekend retreat, you’ll find a wide range of properties to suit your needs.

Floyd Memorial Library’s (539 First St., Greenport, 631-477-0660) summer art exhibition, A Portrait of America: Documentary Photography at 250 Years, has been extended until Sunday, Sept. 6, and if you haven’t yet seen it, it is well worth a trip to Greenport. Sally Grant, the exhibition’s curator, designed the show to offer a reflection on the United States’ 250th anniversary this year, following in the tradition of iconic American photographers like Dorothea Lange, Walker Evans and Robert Frank.

Drink Social Share Wölffer is releasing its latest N/A entry into the wine world, Summer in a Bottle Zero. (Photo courtesy of Wölffer Estate Vineyard) The problem with rosé all day? Well now, that’s a whole lot of alcohol to consume. No judgements, people, but the body can just take so much. So what’s a Summer in a Bottle rosé devotee to do? Winemaker Roman Roth has an idea.

Eat Social Share OVER TIME, AFFATATO CREATED AN INCREASINGLY INTIMATE, SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE FOR HIS CUSTOMERS. (PHOTO CREDIT: DAVID BENTHAL) As a day at The Village Cheese Shop comes to an end, owner Michael Affatato considers what kind of meat he might throw on the grill that night. But really, who is he kidding?

Chef Tom Colicchio emerged from his low-key existence on the North Fork to showcase some of his favorite local places to eat in a just-released episode of “Where the Chefs Eat” by Condé Nast Traveler. The digital travel series features renowned chefs exploring local regions and focuses on their food culture away from formal restaurants. The show can be found on Condé Nast’s YouTube channel and on Netflix.

Breathe Social Share Try a tomato and garlic tasting at 1 p.m. this Sunday at Biophilia Organic Farm in Jamesport. (Photo Credit: Shawnell Price for iStock) THURSDAY Golden Hour Thursdays | Suhru & Lieb Vineyards, 13050 Oregon Road, Cutchogue, 631-734-1100 From 5-7 p.m. every Thursday, ease into the weekend with live local music, seasonal food specials, summer spritzes and wine. Free admission, reservations recommended; reserve here.

10 bedrooms 10 full bathrooms 1 half bathroom 11,000 square feet Built in 2006, this classically styled estate home in Cutchogue has been continuously updated and enhanced with key amenities that turned a modest cottage home into a full-on compound packed with lifestyle and recreation amenities. With 306 feet of private waterfront and a deep water dock, the possibilities expand beyond its 4.25 acres of land. The renovations “took the home to another level and completely transformed it.

Breathe Social Share Eileen Trilli and Kevin Shea rehearse for their upcoming performance of The Guys at the North Fork Arts Center in Greenport. (Photo Credit: Stephen Ness) As the 25th anniversary of 9/11 approaches, Kevin Shea, a retired FDNY firefighter and former member of Engine 40/Ladder 35, will take the stage at the North Fork Arts Center (211 Front Street, Greenport, 631-477-8600) for a special free performance of The Guys on Sunday, Sept.

Breathe Social Share Grant Cowell and Heidi Kelso's shop, Lido, has slowly evolved over the last 14 years in Greenport. (Photo Credit: Madison Fender) There are those kinds of people who don’t like to stay anywhere too long. The ones who live out of a suitcase, hopping from one place to the next, always traveling light and eschewing too many earthly belongings. The ones to whom you send a holiday card and it inevitably gets returned.

New York-native Taylor Dayne is diverging from her tour route with Swedish pop-rock group Roxette for a hometown show on Long Island. On Sept. 17 at 8 p.m., the three-time-grammy-nominated, multi-genre-spanning American music icon will hit The Suffolk stage (118 E. Main St., Riverhead, 631-727-4343), bringing her hits back to the place that inspired them. “When I’m coming back home, I see my sisters, I see my brothers, I see my people and I understand them,” says Dayne.