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East Hampton Historical Society Celebrates 10th Annual Design Luncheon at the Maidstone Club
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East Hampton Historical Society Celebrates 10th Annual Design Luncheon at the Maidstone Club
Rainer Kirchgaessner, Debbie Druker, Laura Doyle, David Netto, Eleanor Aquavella, Meredith Darrow, Jacqueline Terrebonne, Steve Long. The East Hampton Historical Society 10th annual Design Luncheon Benefit on Aug. 6, 2026 at the Maidstone Club. Photo by Rossa Cole
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East Hampton Historical Society Celebrates 10th Annual Design Luncheon at the Maidstone Club
David Netto, Eleanor Aquavella, Meredith Darrow, Jacqueline Terrebonne. The East Hampton Historical Society 10th annual Design Luncheon Benefit on Aug. 6, 2026 at the Maidstone Club. Photo by Rossa Cole
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The East Hampton Historical Society celebrated its 10th annual Design Luncheon Benefit on Aug. 6 at the Maidstone Club, bringing together supporters from across the Hamptons for an afternoon devoted to art, design and the art of collecting.
This year’s sold-out luncheon featured “The Fine Art of Collecting: The Thrill of the Find,” a conversation moderated by Galerie magazine Editor-in-Chief Jacqueline Terrebonne. The panel brought together noted art and design experts Eleanor Acquavella, Meredith Darrow and David Netto, who shared their perspectives on building meaningful collections, discovering exceptional pieces and the enduring appeal of art and design.
Proceeds from the annual benefit support the East Hampton Historical Society and its mission to preserve and share the history and heritage of East Hampton.
Photos by Rossa Cole