SouthamptonFest 2018: Photos of the Village's Fall Celebration
By Barbara Lassen
2 minute10/16/2018Share
Colette D'Angelo of The Children's School
Graham Fynes of the Southampton Fire Department
Kim Halsey, Virginia Styler, Joan Salazar support Lucia's Angels
Urika Parash of Wildlife Refuge in Quogue with Cloud
Louisa age 1 enjoys local sweet corn at the festival
Keith Leaf provided entertainment at Agawam Park
Briana Voodoo of Keith Leaf Company
Keith Davis, owner of The Golden Pear Café and SouthamptonFest 2018 Committee member
Richard Finder, Janis Hayden, Philip O'Connell and Claudia Solares of Halstead Property
Aidan, age 7, was a champion at the hula hoop
Brian, age 9, had fun trying on a firefighter uniform
Colette D'Angelo of The Children's School with Reese, age 9, Lila, age 5 and Jillian, age 11
Union Cantina Executive Chef Scott Kampf, Jay Ramirez, Irma Rivera, Adam Fronc
Union Cantina Executive Chef Scott Kampf, Jay Ramirez, Irma Rivera, Adam Fronc
Jessica Gray, Rachel DiGiovanni and Andre of East End Clambakes
Food trucks were a popular stop at the festival
Cornhole games set up in Agawam Park
Dylan, age 5, Brad Zeifman and Chloe, age 3, share a few laughs while enjoying sweet corn at the festival
Todd Herlihy with Charlie, age 3
Matiss, age 9
Southampton Kiwanis President Rachel Foster, and Secretary Ann Buckley
SouthamptonFest visitors enjoyed heated cornhole competition all weekend
Tents in Agawam Park
Visitors and locals gathered for musical entertainment throughout the festival
Visitors and locals gathered for musical entertainment throughout the festival
Some couldn't resist a bit of dancing!
Those over the age of 18 were able to take a ride on the firetruck for a birds eye view of the festival
Hampton Coffee Company's van was on site
Spencer age 5, Ina Ferrara of Music Together, and Melanie Lippman
Children enjoyed playing musical instruments and dancing under the tent at Agawam Park
Cloud the hawk, a resident of the Quogue Wildlife Refuge, met SouthamptonFest visitors
Zuzanna Buchwald, Louisa, age 1, and Abel Costa
In Agawam Park
Southampton Fire Department displayed their uniforms for the public to see and try on
Members of the Southampton Fire Department demonstrated the Jaws of Life and how to safely extinguish a kitchen fire
Members of the Southampton Fire Department demonstrate the Jaws of Life
Members of the Southampton Fire Department demonstrate the Jaws of Life
Members of the Southampton Fire Department demonstrate the Jaws of Life
Members of the Southampton Fire Department demonstrate the Jaws of Life
Members of the Southampton Fire Department demonstrate the Jaws of Life
The Southampton Fire Department kitchen fire demonstration
Agawam Park
Agawam Park monument
Briana Voodoo of Keith Leaf Company
Kate Usher and The Sturdy Souls Band
Guests enjoyed musical entertainment
Festival scene at Agawam Park
Cathy Cunningham of Montauk Iced Tea
Festival-goers in Agawam Park
Local Motion performs at Southampton Arts Center
The grounds at Southampton Arts Center
SouthamptonFest 2018 was a weekend of fun and celebration from Friday, October 12 to Sunday, October 14. The big event began this year at the Southampton Rotary Club Cocktail Party in Agawam Park on Friday, kicking off a weekend of festivities occurring throughout the Village of Southampton.
Other activities included the annual chowder contest, Kids Zone, Art Zone, delicious eats from local purveyors and food trucks, and musical entertainment by East End bands, including the Nancy Atlas Project, Southbound Band, Little Head Thinks, Next Level, Roses Grove Band and Sturdy Souls.
The Southampton Fire Department and EMS offered safety demonstrations, including how to safely extinguish a kitchen fire, and allowed visitors to try on uniforms and take a ride up above the fray in a fire truck cherry picker.
Adults and kids alike competed in a cornhole tournament on both Saturday and Sunday, and children enjoyed face painting, caricatures and much more. At the Kids Zone on Saturday, kids watched Jester Jim shows, bubble shows and Keith Leaf entertainment, as well as interactive sports expos with basketball, soccer and ice hockey, pumpkin decorating, craft projects, hula hooping and more!
