Pipes Cove was poppin’ Saturday with boaters tied up, moored and floating about listening to some of the North Fork’s favorite musicians.
Hello Brooklyn and Julia King rocked the JamBarg floating stage. The event — hosted by RideShore — raised money for the Center for Advocacy, Support and Transformation, CAST, whose mission is to build a stronger, healthier Southold Town and Shelter Island community.
Photos by Jeremy Garreston
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