SPECIAL EVENTS

Let Our Hamptons Podcast co-hosts Esperanza Leon and Irwin Levy take you back to Montauk, circa 1964, as part of the Long Island History Project Podcast. Discover the fascinating story of Leisuramas—fully furnished Montauk beach houses complete with silverware and toothbrushes—that were marketed and sold at Macy's flagship store in Herald Square and Roosevelt Field. In the optimistic America of the 1960s, it felt like anything was possible, including walking into Macy's to buy a shirt and emerging with a beach house, representing a slice of the American Dream. Registration is now underway for this exciting program, which is cosponsored with the public libraries in the Town of Huntington, as we celebrate the Leisurama at the Library.

Let Our Hamptons Podcast co-hosts Esperanza Leon and Irwin Levy take you back to Montauk, circa 1964, as part of the Long Island History Project Podcast. Discover the fascinating story of Leisuramas—fully furnished Montauk beach houses complete with silverware and toothbrushes—that were marketed and sold at Macy's flagship store in Herald Square and Roosevelt Field. In the optimistic America of the 1960s, it felt like anything was possible, including walking into Macy's to buy a shirt and emerging with a beach house, representing a slice of the American Dream. Registration is now underway for this exciting program, which is cosponsored with the public libraries in the Town of Huntington, as we celebrate the Leisurama at the Library.

Let Our Hamptons Podcast co-hosts Esperanza Leon and Irwin Levy take you back to Montauk, circa 1964, as part of the Long Island History Project Podcast. Discover the fascinating story of Leisuramas—fully furnished Montauk beach houses complete with silverware and toothbrushes—that were marketed and sold at Macy's flagship store in Herald Square and Roosevelt Field. In the optimistic America of the 1960s, it felt like anything was possible, including walking into Macy's to buy a shirt and emerging with a beach house, representing a slice of the American Dream. Registration is now underway for this exciting program, which is cosponsored with the public libraries in the Town of Huntington, as we celebrate the Leisurama at the Library.

Let Our Hamptons Podcast co-hosts Esperanza Leon and Irwin Levy take you back to Montauk, circa 1964, as part of the Long Island History Project Podcast. Discover the fascinating story of Leisuramas—fully furnished Montauk beach houses complete with silverware and toothbrushes—that were marketed and sold at Macy's flagship store in Herald Square and Roosevelt Field. In the optimistic America of the 1960s, it felt like anything was possible, including walking into Macy's to buy a shirt and emerging with a beach house, representing a slice of the American Dream. Registration is now underway for this exciting program, which is cosponsored with the public libraries in the Town of Huntington, as we celebrate the Leisurama at the Library.

Let Our Hamptons Podcast co-hosts Esperanza Leon and Irwin Levy take you back to Montauk, circa 1964, as part of the Long Island History Project Podcast. Discover the fascinating story of Leisuramas—fully furnished Montauk beach houses complete with silverware and toothbrushes—that were marketed and sold at Macy's flagship store in Herald Square and Roosevelt Field. In the optimistic America of the 1960s, it felt like anything was possible, including walking into Macy's to buy a shirt and emerging with a beach house, representing a slice of the American Dream. Registration is now underway for this exciting program, which is cosponsored with the public libraries in the Town of Huntington, as we celebrate the Leisurama at the Library.

Let Our Hamptons Podcast co-hosts Esperanza Leon and Irwin Levy take you back to Montauk, circa 1964, as part of the Long Island History Project Podcast. Discover the fascinating story of Leisuramas—fully furnished Montauk beach houses complete with silverware and toothbrushes—that were marketed and sold at Macy's flagship store in Herald Square and Roosevelt Field. In the optimistic America of the 1960s, it felt like anything was possible, including walking into Macy's to buy a shirt and emerging with a beach house, representing a slice of the American Dream. Registration is now underway for this exciting program, which is cosponsored with the public libraries in the Town of Huntington, as we celebrate the Leisurama at the Library.