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Hamptons Memorial Day Weekend 2026 Shopping Guide: The Best New Stores, Pop-Ups and Luxury Finds
From Sag Harbor to Montauk, here’s where to shop the season’s best openings, curated pop-ups and luxury finds this Memorial Day weekend.
Shopping is more relaxed in the Hamptons. Support your local shopkeepers — they pay a pretty penny to be here. Live well, shop well.
Let us know your favorite shopping spots: info@sparkhamptons.com
SAG HARBOR
Madewell — 102 Main Street
Great jeans, shoes and bags.
Madewell is expanding big-time this week with three new locations, including a new Sag Harbor store opening next to Dragon Hemp and the movie theater. It’s a controversial move — and the biggest chain to flex in Sag so far.
Worth checking out for Memorial Day weekend specials.
Do you think it’s a good thing for the town? Let us know: info@sparkhamptons.com
Sage & Madison – 31 Madison Street
This unique, curated boutique, coffee bar and event space is a wonder at every turn. That’s why locals and celebs in the know discreetly head here for fine lifestyle goods, gourmet foods, fashion and home décor, while tourists can’t resist snapping a selfie at the coffee window of this historic property.
Owner Chris Coffee has impeccable taste, and his expansion of the store is Sag Harbor’s gain.
Look for curated, elevated pop-ups in the charming garden. Find it off Madison Street on Sage Street, just steps from the heart of Sag.
SOUTHAMPTON
Keyes General — 1 Hampton Road
(Far-right section of Collette Home)
Art, ceramics, museum-quality artifacts and tribal finds, jewelry, sculpture and more — this new Southampton venture from acclaimed Sag Harbor gallery owner Julie Keyes is a cornucopia of creativity and one-of-a-kind pieces for the home — and yourself.
This weekend, Nashville designer Lash Larue brings his hats and leather goods to Keyes General on Friday. Each piece from the self-taught milliner reflects his immense curiosity and appreciation for his surroundings.
Expect guest pop-ups, book signings and more all season. Keyes is tapped into the coolest artists, and her ceramic dish collection is also worth a look.
LAURACEA — 47B Jobs Lane
Hidden inside a Jobs Lane courtyard, LAURACEA brings equestrian-inspired Italian leather goods from Wellington and NYC to Southampton this season.
The new store, tucked behind Topiary, opens Memorial Day weekend — welcome news for anyone who appreciates a high-quality leather bag elevated for both style and function.
A huge hit with Wellington’s devoted horse crowd, you don’t need to be an equestrian to love this luxury brand. Founder Tamara Makris is tapping into the Hamptons with style.
A Jobs Lane find.
EAST HAMPTON
Zadig & Voltaire — 54 Main Street
Founded in Paris, this luxury contemporary line is elegant and unique — perfect for those with flair who embrace a free spirit.
On Saturday, May 23, from 3–5 p.m., shop for a cause: a portion of sales will support the American Heart Association’s lifesaving research, education and prevention efforts nationwide.
Dick’s Sporting Goods — 34 Park Place
A new boutique-style shop and first-of-its-kind experiential retail concept for the company, this pop-up through Oct. 18 offers in-house private-label brands that rotate throughout the season.
Now through June 28, the focus is golf, with Walter Hagen and Maxfli collections, plus free ball customization and live events.
BRIDGEHAMPTON
Stella Flame Gallery — 2385 Montauk Highway
Owner Stella Flame always delivers unique, boundary-pushing artists and designers, plus one-of-a-kind pieces.
The mood is welcoming and festive, and Flame has that definite spark.
This Sunday, May 24, from 5–7 p.m., artist Sandy Cohen presents new works on canvas and limited-edition hand-painted artwear, signed by the artist and priced from $150 to $500.
Also on display: striking statement jewelry by JEN.
A portion of the evening’s sales will benefit NubAbility Athletics, which empowers youth with limb differences by teaching them how to adapt and thrive in mainstream sports.
Website: Stella Flame Gallery
The HUB — 2183 Montauk Highway
The HUB — literally an eclectic shopping hub for luxury retail, curated events and wellness — is reopening this weekend in Bridgehampton with a refreshed palette featuring dozens of brands never before showcased in the Hamptons.
In collaboration with Finicky Filly, expect Kobi Halperin, Etro, Montserra, Oleada and Tangerine Tiger.
And get your dancing shoes on for Friday night’s disco opening, plus Puppy Yoga Adoption with Southampton Animal Shelter on Sunday.
Something dynamic is always happening here.
Current Home — 2411 Main Street
Opening this weekend, Current Home gives its NYC devotees a new Main Street destination, just down the road from Bobby Van’s.
It’s a beautiful experience: luxury home décor, artisan pieces, tabletop treasures and unique gifts.
The place to shop when you want to brighten your beach days and elevate your garden nights.
Welcome to the neighborhood.
MONTAUK
Paper Planes at Gurney’s – 290 Old Montauk Highway
This premium streetwear and lifestyle brand founded by JAY-Z is holding its first-ever in-person retail pop-up in the Hamptons — if you count Montauk as part of the Hamptons. We do, even if it proudly remains its own entity as “The End.”
Expect loungewear, bucket hats, jumbo beach totes and graphic tees inspired by the brand’s philosophy: Greatness Is a Process.
Available to shop in person at Gurney’s, with some of the best ocean views in the Hamptons.
