The Scene

Springtide is blooming at Sagaponack Farm Distillery on Friday, April 26th from 2–6 PM, and it’s not your average makers market.

Curated by Nicole Delma of Local Wool Company, this open-air gathering pairs inventive cocktails with one-of-a-kind craftsmanship — creating an afternoon that feels equal parts spring garden party and artisan salon.

Expect bold hues, intimate moments, and a rare peek behind the curtain as local artisans trade studio time for sun-drenched connection on the farm.

We will also have Mattitaco - farm- to-food truck tacos in an Airstream, parked right at the Distillery.

Artisans in Bloom

🌾 Local Wool Company – Nicole’s hand-dyed, hand-spun wool pieces — from sweaters to skeins — are sourced from farms across New York and transformed through her natural dyeing process. You’ll get to see it in action, with live dye baths and the chance to dip-dye T-shirts on-site.

🌸 Sag Harbor Florist – Anastasia brings in a spring chorus of North Fork tulips, sweet peas, and peonies, offering potted blooms, single stems, and make-your-own bouquets. A lush, fragrant moment for any floral enthusiast — and a window into her sustainably-minded process.

🧼 Southampton Soap Company – Deb’s small-batch soaps are infused with herbs, botanicals, and this time, a collab with Sag Harbor Florist — capturing petals and scent in bar form. It’s East End elegance, distilled.

Drinks that Bloom

The cocktails are as vivid as the flowers and the wool:

🍹 A yellow-chartreuse turmeric sparkler

🍸 A magenta-hued beet elixir

💜 A violet tea potion that shifts from purple to pink when lemon is added — an alchemical transformation in a coupe glass. Mocktail versions? Absolutely.

Inside Tip

Springtide is a celebration designed to highlight the people and processes behind beautiful and delicious things.

Save this card and you will find it in your Wonder Shuffle calendar as a reminder.

Contacts

🌐 Sagaponack Farm Distillery

🌐 Local Wool Company

🌐 Sag Harbor Florist

🌐 Southampton Soap Company

🌐 Mattitaco

About

This card was written by Suzannah Wainhouse, a farmer first — always. Raised in Vermont with her mother’s sprawling vegetable garden as her north star, she’s also a lifelong artist, a jewelry designer from her Williamsburg and Chinatown days, and now Creative Director at Sagaponack Farm Distillery. For Suzannah, growing food is both a ritual and a creative act.

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