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Hamptons Pride We're an all-volunteer-run 501c3 public charity celebrating and commemorating LGBTQ+ people and allies on the East End. Join us!

FAQ: What is the origin of Hamptons Pride?Thanks for asking! Hamptons Pride first began as an op-ed in the East Hampton ...
10/15/2026

FAQ: What is the origin of Hamptons Pride?

Thanks for asking! Hamptons Pride first began as an op-ed in the East Hampton Star.

In 2020, writer and teacher Tom House penned the article “What Kind of Bench?” in response to a proposed memorial bench in honor of The Miracle Mile, a stretch of Wainscott that was home to a series of LGBTQ+ owned-and-friendly businesses and establishments in the late 20th century.

In the article, House wrote “history is written by the living, and many of the voices that would speak for (the Miracle Mile) are long gone. And now in their absence it seems some of those writing the next chapter have lost a sense of scale, partly because they’re forgetting the area’s history.”

Following the article, House went on to found Hamptons Pride, which began by coordinating with the Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee and the Town of East Hampton on the The Hamptons PRIDE Monument at Wainscott Green to preserve the East End's LGBTQ+ history, and hosting the first Hamptons Pride Parade the following year in East Hampton Village.

Help us continue our mission of honoring the legacy of the Miracle Mile by making a tax-deductible donation today! https://hamptonspride.org/support

Read "What Kind of Bench?" in the East Hampton Star here: https://www.easthamptonstar.com/guestwords-opinion/2020723/guestwords-what-kind-bench

Do you love complex LGBTQ+ characters and dark humor? Then check out our upcoming screening of "Twinless" on October 25t...
10/12/2026

Do you love complex LGBTQ+ characters and dark humor? Then check out our upcoming screening of "Twinless" on October 25th at Bay Street Theater!

A celebrated psychological black comedy, “Twinless” has been hailed as a “grief-ridden journey of the unexpected” that “never loses sight of the inescapable, human sadness at its core” (The Guardian, Variety).

Starring Dylan O’Brien in a stunning dual performance alongside writer/director James Sweeney, with Lauren Graham, Aisling Franciosi, Chris Perfetti, and François Arnaud of “Heated Rivalry!”

Enter our costume contest! Come dressed as twins for a chance to win a modest prize, and be featured across our social media!

Tickets available at: https://www.baystreet.org/performance/twinless-2025/
For more info, visit us at hamptonspride.org/hamptons-pride-film-series/

See you at the movies, friends!

Thank you to everyone who joined us last Sunday for The Birdcage and for helping the Hamptons Pride Film Series continue...
10/10/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us last Sunday for The Birdcage and for helping the Hamptons Pride Film Series continue to grow at Bay Street Theater.

We’re so grateful for your support, your enthusiasm, and for showing up to celebrate these films with us.

Next up in the series is Twinless on Sunday, October 25 at 4 PM.

TWINLESS
Sunday, October 25 at 4 PM
Bay Street Theater, Sag Harbor

Tickets at baystreet.org

Got photos gathering dust in the attic, or memories gathering dust in your head? Submit them to the Hamptons Pride Archi...
10/08/2026

Got photos gathering dust in the attic, or memories gathering dust in your head? Submit them to the Hamptons Pride Archive!

The Hamptons Pride Archive seeks to showcase and remember "The Miracle Mile," home to a robust community of LGBTQ+ people and allies, and the places they gathered across the East End from the 1950's through the early 2000's.

Help Hamptons Pride build our archive by submitting your photos and stories at: https://forms.gle/eZS6hx5DUTw3h6vX7

Stretching across Montauk Highway in Wainscott, the Miracle Mile was comprised of bars, restaurants, and nightclubs that were friendly to or built by and for the LGBTQ+ community. From the 1950’s through the early 2000’s, businesses along the Miracle Mile provided the space for LGBTQ+ people and allies to gather, celebrate, organize, and connect.

Today, Hamptons Pride honors the legacy of the Miracle Mile through the establishment of the Hamptons Pride Monument at Wainscott Green in East Hampton, the former site of The Swamp & Annex, the last surviving members of the Miracle Mile.

Notable locations along the Miracle Mile included: Out of This World, The Attic, and The Swamp & Annex.

Start your Halloween celebrations early with our screening of "Twinless" on October 25th at Bay Street Theater!A celebra...
10/05/2026

Start your Halloween celebrations early with our screening of "Twinless" on October 25th at Bay Street Theater!

A celebrated psychological black comedy, “Twinless” has been hailed as a “grief-ridden journey of the unexpected” that “never loses sight of the inescapable, human sadness at its core” (The Guardian, Variety).

Starring Dylan O’Brien in a stunning dual performance alongside writer/director James Sweeney, with Lauren Graham, Aisling Franciosi, Chris Perfetti, and François Arnaud of “Heated Rivalry!”

Enter our costume contest! Come dressed as twins for a chance to win a modest prize, and be featured across our social media!

Tickets available at: https://www.baystreet.org/performance/twinless-2025/
For more info, visit us at hamptonspride.org/hamptons-pride-film-series/

See you at the movies, friends!

Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxseQQkGvb8

Twinless- Watch the trailer now! In theaters September 5. Starring ...

You're Invited! Remember those who we have lost during Hamptons Pride's Third Annual World AIDS Day Observances.Since 19...
10/01/2026

You're Invited! Remember those who we have lost during Hamptons Pride's Third Annual World AIDS Day Observances.

Since 1988, World AIDS Day has raised global awareness of HIV and the AIDS pandemic through community events and engagement. We began our observances in 2024 with the Hamptons Pride Names Project: remembrances, reflections, and a ceremonial reading of the names of East End community members who have lost their lives to the virus, alongside a display of Quilts from the National AIDS Memorial.

This year, Hamptons Pride, in partnership with St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, presents a display of over 40 Quilts from the National AIDS Memorial, with a public ceremony honoring East End residents lost to the AIDS pandemic, including a “Calling of the Names” processional. Additional programming to be announced.

Display of Quilts from the National AIDS Memorial
Saturday, November 28 – Tuesday, December 1, 2026
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church and Hoie Hall. 18 James Ln, East Hampton, NY 11937.

Community Ceremony
Tuesday, December 1, 2026 @ 5:00pm
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church. 18 James Ln, East Hampton, NY 11937.
Reception to follow at Hoie Hall.

For more information, visit us at: https://hamptonspride.org/world-aids-day/

09/28/2026

Friends, look who graced us with an awesome video hello and film intro yesterday!

We're so grateful to the one-and-only Nathan Lane, and to everyone who joined us yesterday for "The Birdcage" as part of the Hamptons Pride Film Series! What a terrific crowd. We had a blast laughing and singing with everyone!

Weren't able to join us? Worry not! We have another film screening on Sunday, October 25 at 4pm, when we will be showing "Twinless," a genre-bending gem with some hilarious moments and twisty surprises!

To purchase your $10 tickets, visit: https://www.baystreet.org/performance/twinless-2025/

For more information, visit: https://hamptonspride.org/hamptons-pride-film-series/

TODAY AT 4 PM!Spend your Sunday afternoon with The Birdcage at Bay Street Theater as the Hamptons Pride Film Series brin...
09/27/2026

TODAY AT 4 PM!

Spend your Sunday afternoon with The Birdcage at Bay Street Theater as the Hamptons Pride Film Series brings this beloved comedy back to the big screen.

Robin Williams. Nathan Lane. An unforgettable family dinner. And yes, plenty of “Fosse, Fosse, Fosse.”

Costumes are encouraged, and we’ll even have a little “We Are Family” sing-along fun.

THE BIRDCAGE
TODAY | SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 | 4 PM
Bay Street Theater, Sag Harbor
$10 advance tickets

Make an afternoon of it and join us!

baystreet.org

Looking for something to do tomorrow? Join us for a one-day-only screening of "The Birdcage" at Bay Street Theater!Join ...
09/26/2026

Looking for something to do tomorrow? Join us for a one-day-only screening of "The Birdcage" at Bay Street Theater!

Join us tomorrow, Sunday September 27 at 4:00pm for a 30th Anniversary screening of the cult-classic comedy, featuring a live singalong! Bring the whole gang and come dressed in your best 1990's Miami attire. (Best dressed will win a small prize!)

Tickets are available online or at the door. Reserve your seats at: https://www.baystreet.org/performance/the-birdcage-1996/

We hope to see you there!

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