5 Fun Things to Do in the Hamptons on a Rainy or Cold Day

Life’s not about waiting for the storm to pass -- it’s about fun activities on rainy days, too! Here are some things to do when the weather turns blue.

See also: 14 Fun Things to Do in NYC on a Rainy or Cold Day

Rejuvenation Health

56 The Circle, East Hampton / Website

Rainy days are for sitting back, relaxing and focusing on you. Rejuvenation Health, located in the heart of East Hampton, specializes in a mouth facial to get your pearly whites pearlier. The Rejuvenation Mouth Facial repairs the gums and balances the natural mouth biofilm that is too often “sanitized” by chemicals on the oral care market. This service includes detailed cleaning and polishing of the teeth with gentle antioxidant paste, then a Himalayan salt rinse to remove 84 trace elements. Afterward, a hydrating antioxidant-rich gum mask is applied to soothe the gums, followed by a 10-minute myofascial massage to relieve tense muscles of the face, temples, jaw and neck using detoxifying fine oil serums.

Retail Therapy

Every village out East boasts some amazing stores. Today, East Hampton's shops are a great distraction from the gray skies that offer an opportunity to shorten your holiday shopping list. Some amazing options include Tenet, Click, Brunello Cucinelli, London Jewelers, Henri Lehr, Kirna Zabet, Peserico and more.

House Hunting

Homes in the Hamptons are some of the hottest real estate items in the world. On a rainy day, drive by some of these humble abodes and walk-in for an exclusive viewing. One of the most popular open houses on the market, 74 Cranberry Hole Rd, is currently open. Take a drive to this legendary 10-bedroom house, including five acres of good land and great views. Stop in at some of the renowned real estate agents’ listings, including fan-favorites Corcoran, Douglas Elliman and Saunders. Maybe even splash through a few puddles along the way!

Parrish Art Museum

279 Montauk Highway, Water Mill / Website

Channel your inner artist at the Parrish Art Museum. There are some awesome paintings and installations on view right this moment that are worth checking out. Jackie Black’s “Last Meal” will leave your stomach rumbling. Lucien Smith’s “Southampton Suite” features 10 works from 2013 that are eye-catching and exuberant. Known for its unique architecture and a great collection by artists from the South and North Forks, this museum has been an iconic Hamptons hotspot since 2012. With some time on your hands when the weather turns, there is no better place to get inspired.

NO53 Gallery

53 The Circle, East Hampton / Website

Get cultural during the rain showers at NO53 Gallery. New but not late to the East Hampton scene, this awesome gallery features a special collection of STASH’s new abstract works. Open Monday through Saturday and by appointment only on Sunday, pop in to look at some of the greatest modern art pieces in the Hamptons! From pop art by Wayne White and KAVES, these statement-makers are truly worth a peek. For sure, this gallery's offerings will cheer up any rainy day.