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Harlem to the Hamptons: Experience the Energy, the Art, and the Moment

Join the Harlem Fine Arts Show (HFAS) for an extraordinary three-day celebration of art, culture, cuisine, music, wellness, and community at the beautiful Duck Walk Vineyards in Water Mill, New York, from July 17-19, 2026.

Presented in collaboration with the Creole Food Festival, the HFAS Summer Festival transforms the Hamptons into a vibrant destination where creativity, culture, and commerce intersect. Discover more than 50 curated artists and galleries, world-class culinary experiences, engaging conversations, live performances, luxury lifestyle activations, and meaningful community partnerships-all in one unforgettable weekend.

Festival Highlights

Friday, July 17

Opening Day Festival (8 AM-5 PM)
HFAS Summer Festival Stoop Soundstage Art Talks (11 AM-4 PM)
Evening celebration honoring Fabrice Armand, Founder of the Creole Food Festival, and an acclaimed team of chefs
Community Beneficiary Recognition presented by Richard E. Pelzer II

Saturday, July 18

Festival and Art Talks
Culinary Brunch Experience featuring celebrated chefs
Special recognition honoring legendary radio personality Ann Tripp
Alzheimer's Association Benefit Evening
B. Smith Legacy Celebration, led by Dan Gasby, honoring the extraordinary life and legacy of lifestyle icon, restaurateur, author, and Hamptonite B. Smith
Live Music Experience featuring The Rakiem Walker Project and GLR¥A
Special acknowledgment of acclaimed artist Robert Graham Carter

Sunday, July 19

Closing Day Festival
Legacy Artist Salute honoring Frank Wimberley, Robert Graham Carter, Otto Neals, and Frank Frazier
Culinary Brunch Experience
Final Art Talks celebrating the future of Black art and culture
Experience More Than an Art Show

Your festival experience includes:

Over 50 immersive galleries and artist exhibitions
15 celebrity chef culinary experiences
Eight engaging Art Talk panels exploring art, collecting, culture, innovation, and the Black creative economy
Live jazz and world music performances
Classic and luxury automobile displays
Lifestyle, wellness, and real estate experiences
Air-conditioned exhibition tents
Luxury hospitality lounges and rest stations
Golf cart transportation throughout the venue
On-site valet parking

Explore the HFAS Virtual Arts District, connecting collectors worldwide with artists beyond the festival, and discover ExhibitIQ, HFAS's digital artwork stewardship platform designed to document provenance, exhibition history, ownership, and long-term collection management.

Featured Artists

Meet an exceptional roster of artists including Angie St. Louis, Basil Watson, Benford Stellmacher, DaQuanne Cherry, Dion Pollard, Fitgi Saint-Louis, Don O'Bannon, Keonna Thomas (KTV Creations), Laurie-Lee Smith (Coco Head Pottery), Carla E. Wade (DollyRose Arts), Rashana Miller, SympleeTuft, and many more.

Culinary Experiences

Presented with the Creole Food Festival, enjoy creations from celebrated chefs including Chef Claude Lewis, Chef Todd Richards, Chef Bintou N'Daw, Chef Leen (Kathleen Coy), Chef Jeff Morneau, Chef Lioness, Chef Cisse, Chef Yala, Chef Rudy Straker, and Chef David Destinoble, showcasing flavors from across the African Diaspora and the Caribbean.

Community Impact

HFAS proudly supports organizations creating lasting impact throughout New York and beyond, including the Alzheimer's Association, Harlem Arts Alliance, Azurest Property Owners Association, Bridgehampton Child Care and Recreational Center, Christ Episcopal Church (Sag Harbor), Eastern Shore (NY) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated, Local TV, Inc., NAAIA NY Tri-State Chapter, and the Sag Harbor Hills Improvement Association.

About Harlem Fine Arts Show

Founded in 2009 by Dion E. Clarke, the Harlem Fine Arts Show is the largest traveling African Diasporic art show in the United States. Having welcomed more than 100,000 visitors, showcased 100+ artists and galleries, and traveled to more than 10 cities, HFAS continues to create opportunities for artists, collectors, cultural institutions, and communities while advancing the Black creative economy through art, education, and entrepreneurship.

Whether you're a seasoned collector, first-time buyer, artist, culinary enthusiast, or simply looking for an unforgettable summer experience, the HFAS Summer Festival offers a weekend unlike any other.

Join us July 17-19, 2026, at Duck Walk Vineyards and experience Harlem in the Hamptons.

Learn more, purchase tickets, transportation packages, and subscribe to the HFAS Artletter at HFAS.org.

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Date and Time: On Fri, 17 Jul 2026 08:00 - Sun, 19 Jul 2026 18:00

Venue details: Duck Walk Vineyard, 231 Montauk Highway, Water Mill, New York, 11976, United States

Category: Arts | Visual Arts | Galleries / Art

Prices:
General Admission (8AM to 5PM): USD 25.00,
VIP Tickets (6PM to 10PM) on Fri 7/17 and Sat 7/18: USD 250.00,
Creole Food Festival (Noon to 4PM): USD 125.00

Artists: Chef Todd Richards, Chef Bintou N’Daw, Sculptor Basil Watson, Artist Robert Carter, Artist Fitgi Saint-Louis, Live Music Experience with headliners The Rakiem Walker Project