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Best Hamptons Events This Weekend: May 28–31, 2026
Hamptons Pride Art Auction Preview at The HUB, Sunday, May 31, 2026. Janet Rojas, art tray for auction at Hamptons Pride benefit 'Served with Love"
From major East End art openings and Pride celebrations to fundraisers, live entertainment and a rare Blue Moon hike, here are SPARK’s top picks for things to do in the Hamptons this weekend across the East End.
Amateur band competition co-created by Holly Li and Christine Sciulli, blending live performance, competition and fundraising in a high-energy celebration of women’s empowerment and rock-and-roll fantasy. Proceeds benefit OLA (Organización Latino Americana), supporting Latino-focused advocacy across the East End.
Bilingual stand-up comedian Pedro Gonzalez brings his East End performance to Westhampton Beach. He was the first Latino immigrant to perform stand-up comedy on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, delivering sharp, personal material on immigrant life, marriage and family.
The Leiber Collection launches its 2026 season with new exhibitions honoring Judith and Gerson Leiber, alongside the outdoor “Garden of Friends” installation, Ode to the Sea, set throughout the sculpture gardens in Springs.
It’s official: Keyes General, 1 Hampton Rd, Southampton is open. The design-forward retail and cultural concept from Sag Harbor gallery owner Julie Keyes, blends museum-quality ceramics, art objects, jewelry and curated works inside the Collette Home space.
Decorators–Designers–Dealers Benefit Gala – Southampton
Saturday, May 30, 4–7:30 p.m. | $300+ Southampton Fresh Air Home, Southampton
A signature East End design-world fundraiser featuring cocktails, auctions and a curated sale of luxury furnishings benefiting Southampton Fresh Air Home.
Hosted by Our Fabulous Variety Show (OFVS), this Pride kickoff brunch features performances from RaffaShow, Julia Van Cartier and Miss Nina, alongside brunch, cocktails and high-energy entertainment.
Architecture critic Alastair Gordon discusses the newly expanded edition of Weekend Utopia: Modern Living in the Hamptons, exploring the East End’s architectural and cultural legacy, followed by a book signing.
The HUB, Bridgehampton
A Pride season kickoff featuring a preview of 50 artist-painted trays to be auctioned at the Hamptons Pride Gala at LongHouse Reserve on June 20.