Green To Perform a Love Song to Fuller at Guild Hall in East Hampton
Sam Green has made a lot of films. But “The Love Song of R. Buckminster Fuller” is the only film he made that was someone else’s idea. And it would lead him to a documentarian’s paradise.
Whaling Museum Brings “Sea and Sky” to Sag Harbor
“Sea and Sky,” an exhibition exploring the texture, color and layering of the two most fundamental elements of the East End, will open with a reception on Friday, June 22.
Bits & Banter: Thompson at U.S. Open, PechaKucha!, Change at Ashawagh, Sculpture Garden in...
Through Sunday, June 17, Elaine Faith Thompson will sign and personalize prints of her 2018 U.S. Open Championship fine-art print, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the merchandise pavilion, marking her sixth painting with the United States Golf Association.
“Stand Up” Makes World Premiere at Guild Hall
In 2008, Ed Cashin and Fred Doss teamed up and founded Paddlers for Humanity — a humble, grassroots non-profit dedicated to bettering the lives of children and families through mental and physical health initiatives.
I AM Heightens the Senses
Touch, smell, taste, hear, see. The White Room Gallery is about to engage all the senses.
When Whaling was a Place for Women
Martha Pichey has wanted to tell the lively tales of women at sea ever since her first visits to the New Bedford Whaling Museum as a child.
Sag Harbor Cinema Groundbreaking Scheduled for Saturday
The Sag Harbor Cinema’s sequel will be set in stone this Saturday, June 16, at 2 p.m., with a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center on Main Street in Sag Harbor.
Portrait Series Captures the Faces of a Diverse Community
Every person pictured has a name, of course, but the subjects in acclaimed photographer Philippe Cheng’s latest portraits are displayed nameless for a reason.
Wailers To Bring Sounds of Reggae to Suffolk Theater
The Jamaican reggae band has finally found its groove again, as they work on their first record since 1985 — one that keeps with tradition and represents rasta, and lives up to the standard that Marley set
David Crosby: No Sign of Slowing Down
Two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Famer David Crosby is coming to the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center on Saturday, June 9 — and, at 76 years young, the folk rock legend is active as ever.
April Gornik and Eric Fischl To Buy Former Sag Harbor Methodist Church
When artist Eric Fischl walked into the former Sag Harbor United Methodist Church building on Madison Street earlier this year, he was captivated.
Jayne Lynch To Host Bay Street Gala
This is Bay Street Theater’s final year of hosting its annual summer gala on the Long Wharf in Sag Harbor — and they are pulling no punches.
“The Weird Ones” Will Dance on Screen in Southampton
Anyone watching musician, artist and dancer Adam Baranello at work can see it — a certain intensity and passion in his face, a true fire beneath what he is doing, and creating, and ultimately saying.
Bay Street Announces ‘Evita’ Cast
“Evita,” the revival of a revolutionary musical that chronicles Eva Perón and her ascent to the top as First Lady of Argentina, will be led by Arianna Rosario as the iconic title character.
Plates For A Cause at The Retreat
Over Memorial Day Weekend, you may have noticed a selection of artfully crafted plates in a handful of storefront window displays.
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With Frost/Nixon, Politics — and Television — Make Strange Bedfellows
The exchange was recorded during a series of 1977 interviews between Frost and Nixon and they are the subject of “Frost/Nixon,” the second production of the mainstage season at Bay Street Theater.
Grammar Brings His Good Parts to Westhampton Beach
For every album Andy Grammer writes, there are 100 songs that came before it — at least. In the case of his third studio release, “The Good Parts,” it was 115.
Quinn Comes To Bay Street as One of a Kind
The stand-up comedian — most notably known for his tenure on “Saturday Night Live” — will bring his newest show, “One in Every Crowd,” to Bay Street Theater on Saturday, June 23.