Writers Speak Wednesdays Wraps Up Guest Speakers
Melissa Febos and Alex Gilvarry will be the final guest authors in the spring Writers Speak Wednesdays series on April 25 at 7 p.m. at Stony Brook Southampton.
Nature Films for Earth Day
Celebrate Earth Day by attending the Hamptons Take 2 Documentary Film Festival’s Spring Docs Day.
‘eARThHAMPTONS’ Lives Up To Its Name
It is possible to have a stunning home and habitat while still honoring sustainable practices, according to the principles behind eARThHamptons.
‘Fresh Virtuosity’ Boasts Two New Artists
Perhaps you’ve seen an artist wandering around Sag Harbor, painting village scenes for the upcoming show, “Fresh Virtuosity,” at the Grenning Gallery.
Hampton Ballet Theatre School Pirouettes Into Spring Comedy
The Hampton Ballet Theatre School will stage the classic ballet "Coppelia" as its spring production on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, April 20-22.
Stages To Tackle “13”
This weekend, Stages, a Children’s Theatre Workshop will also rise up to the challenge.
A Taste of Americana in Cold Chocolate
The band Cold Chocolate recently caught up with The Sag Harbor Express before their back-to-back sets on Saturday nig at Sylvester Manor on Shelter Island.
More Than Just a Fisherman’s Wife
Over the past 30 years, there is one common thread through much of Stephanie Villani’s life: the Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket.
Hamptons Artists on View at Alex Ferrone Gallery
It’s possible to completely change the atmosphere in a home or office by adding to, or rearranging, an art collection — and Alex Ferrone Gallery wants to prove just that.
A Conversation With Tom Dunn
The recently appointed executive director of the Southampton Arts Center brings with him more than 15 years in various positions at Lincoln Center as well as practical experience as a producer, writer and performer in the Off-Broadway and sketch comedy worlds.
The ‘Hanks’ Of Country Unite
There are plenty of iconic names in the history of country music — Carter, Rodgers, Williams and Lynn, for instance — but there is one that towers above all the others: Hank.
Sag Harbor Composer Premieres New Work
When pianist Dan Koontz isn’t busy playing in rock bands on the East End, he is composing — his most recent work, “Sonatina No. 2.”
“Human Flow” Finds Audience at Parrish
Over the course of a year, Chinese artist Ai Weiwei visited 40 refugee camps in 23 countries.
Chamber Music Festival Brings Pacifica Quartet to Bridgehampton
When flautist Marya Martin hears the string quartets of Haydn, Shostakovich and Beethoven, she loses herself in the music — captivated and transported, with a dash of envy.
Watson Opens “The Thing Is” at Ille Arts in Amaganset
Claire Watson's newest solo show will feature 12 drawings and gouaches on paper that helped shape some of her largest wall-mounted pieces to date.
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