Discover the Hamptons beyond its famed beaches and summer retreats. Immerse yourself in the vibrant art legacy and cultural richness that have defined this coastal enclave for generations. This exclusive tour grants you private, before-hours access to the Pollock-Krasner House and Studio, where Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner revolutionized modern art. Walk through the historic barn at Duck Creek, once a gathering place for Pollock, Krasner, Willem de Kooning, and their contemporaries. Enjoy a rare, behind-the-scenes tour of the Madoo Gardens and home of artist Robert Dash, a sanctuary for creative minds, and visit the Parrish Art Museum, a hub for the region’s artistic heritage.

Dine at artist-frequented haunts, including Springs Tavern & Grill and the famed Loaves & Fishes, and enjoy an intimate reception at the Elaine de Kooning House, where the artist created some of her most iconic works. Explore The Church in Sag Harbor, a visionary arts space founded by April Gornik and Eric Fischl, and step inside the studio of contemporary sculptor Hans Van de Bovenkamp.

From 19th-century artist colonies to the contemporary galleries that now attract the New York art world, this tour unveils the Hamptons as a cultural powerhouse—where past and present blend in an unforgettable celebration of art, history, and refined living. Engage in intimate conversations with curators, artists, and collectors who continue to shape the Hamptons’ dynamic art scene during rare behind-the-scenes tours of historic homes, studios, and gardens that have inspired creativity for decades. 

From the homes and studios of legendary Abstract Expressionists to the vibrant contemporary scene, this journey offers an insider’s perspective on the Hamptons as a creative enclave—past, present, and future.

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Accepting early interest.  Email travel@sbma.net to express early interest or click Request Information to the right.

As an SBMA-customized, SBMA-exclusive special tour, SBMA Members at the $500 level and above and Curatorial Support Group members will get advanced notice and the first opportunity to sign up, followed by the Early Interest List, then full SBMA Membership if it has not already been filled.