Adina Genn//August 26, 2026//
Courtesy of The Pridwin Hotel & Cottages
New seafood fête coming to Shelter Island’s Pridwin
Courtesy of The Pridwin Hotel & Cottages
Adina Genn//August 26, 2026//
The Pridwin Hotel & Cottages is launching its first annual Shelter Island Seafood Fête on Labor Day weekend, from Sept. 4-7.
Alongside the Crescent Beach waterfront, the festival will feature freshly shucked local oysters, chilled Champagne as the sun sets, and a family-style seafood feast celebrating the bounty of the sea.
First opened in 1927 and now a Cape Resorts property, the Pridwin is nestled amid about 10 acres. The resort now comprises 33 rooms and 16 cottages and includes a pool, private beach, spa amenities, court sports and more.
To help get the seaside festivities started, Saturday includes a “Toast to Summer: Champagne & Oysters on the Bay.” In addition to the oysters, the mix includes a raw bar, seasonal seafood and live music.
Sunday is the actual fête, and Chef Todd Ruiz is planning a “seafood forward” take on The Pridwin’s Wednesday night weekly barbecue. Here, offerings include oysters, grilled lobster, seasonal fish and other coastal fare, family-style sides and live music along with waterfront dining.
The hotel is offering a VIP package for those planning to make a weekend of the festivities as they mark the unofficial end of summer.
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