For decades, Labor Day in the Hamptons meant the crowds left, shared houses emptied and locals reclaimed their towns from chaotic summer tourists.
Known colloquially as “Tumbleweed Tuesday,” the day after Labor Day once marked a real economic and cultural cutoff between the frenetic summer season and the quiet months that followed.
But that timeline has increasingly blurred since the pandemic as second-home owners spend longer stretches in the Hamptons and remote work makes it easier to file earnings reports from a couch in Quogue.
Because of these lingering second-housers, Tumbleweed Tuesday is fading away —all while influencers who have…
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