A frequent visitor to the South Fork, Walter Plate spent most of each year in Woodstock, N.Y., where he settled after serving in World War II. But that didn’t keep him from absorbing the same inspiration from the East End as his associates Willem and Elaine de Kooning, Adolph Gottlieb, Philip Guston, and Herman Cherry, a mentor.
On Saturday, a new show of RJT Haynes paintings will open at the Arts Center at Duck Creek in Springs.
LaChanze first stepped onto a Broadway stage in 1990 in the musical “Once on This Island” and lost no time launching a career that hasn’t slowed down since.
Linda Eder, Questlove, and a sold-out David Sedaris reading at Guild Hall this week.
Opera in the gardens at LongHouse, Netto speaks on reviving old houses, music in Montauk, and much more
Time for the Springs Invitational organized by Peter Spacek, Artist Alliance tour, Steampunk, new at Grennig, and more
The nonprofit East End Birth Network has launched two new birth circles. Grupo de Nacimiento, a collaboration with the Children’s Museum of the East End in Bridgehampton, where it met for the first time on July 11, is a monthly support group for parents and the first Spanish-speaking Birth Circle on Long Island.
An accident during the morning commute on Tuesday had traffic backed up for miles.
Hilary is attending the 2019 East Hampton Star student summer program.
Hilary Malamud is attending The East Hampton Star's summer student journalism program.
