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Star Kids 10-24
Star Kids:
Carissa Katz & Matthew Charron
October 24, 2025
Your Guide to Family Fun and Important Information
Halloween activities abound this week, from parades to parties to family fun days and even a movie night.
By Carissa Katz
 | The second annual Spooky-Palooza, a week of family-friendly Halloween-themed activities in Sag Harbor, will begin this weekend. By Bettina Neel |
 | The Bridgehampton Lions Club’s Carving Contest, a tradition anticipated by adults and kids alike, is moving to a new location and a new day of the week this year: Sunday at the Corwith House. By Star Staff |
 | At the first public workshop to discuss a $64 million capital improvement bond that the East Hampton School District expects to put on the May ballot, the focus was mainly on needs. The focus at the second meeting, on Oct. 15, shifted to wants.
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 | East Hampton High’s golf team owns a 9-1 regular-season record — good for a first-place tie with Westhampton Beach — and is riding a nine-game winning streak into the county team tournament, which is to begin Thursday at 3 p.m. at the Amagansett Golf Club.
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 | East Hampton High’s girls swimmers endured an intense week of competition last week, with a win over Sayville and a loss to Connetquot.
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 | Joe McKee, East Hampton’s head football coach, had nothing but good things to say about his team in its 31-28 loss to West Islip High School on Saturday.
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 | Springs School's fall sports season is going strong.
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Tyler Plambeck, @plambeck_pictures
East Hampton’s girls varsity and junior varsity volleyball teams, coached by Jacqueline DiSunno, Abby Downs, and Bridget Ehmann, raised over $22,400 for the Side-Out Foundation’s Dig Pink initiative, which funds greast cancer research. The top five fund-raising players were recognized at a Dig Pink game at the school on Oct. 10.