Forget the gold rush, in 1897 an East Hamptoner went north with hens to make money selling eggs in the Yukon. Fifty years later, T.W.A.’s Juan Trippe dressed up as Carmen Miranda at a Maidstone Club costume ball. And much more.
Tina Brown authoritatively picks apart the royal life of nightmare scrutiny, hangers-on, powerlessness, and love gone awry.
Phoenix House, an alcohol and drug rehabilitation organization, will hold an afternoon of events at its East Hampton outpost on Wednesday to mark International Overdose Awareness day.
The Shinnecock Nation has invited the community at large to its annual powwow, a celebration of Native American culture, Friday through Monday on its tribal grounds, 1 Church Street in Southampton. This year marks the tribe's 76th powwow.
The best-selling writer of 20 acclaimed crime novels talks about her lifelong obsession with crime, her background as a prosecutor, and East Hampton as a setting for crime fiction.
Christine Matthai and David Corigliano have created a circular, walkable labyrinth on their property with a dramatic sculpture taking flight at its center.
A new three-day classical music festival will feature Bach's Brandenburg Concertos, a recital by a world-renowned classical guitarist, and a program of music by Mozart, Beethoven, and Rodrigo.
In its exhibition "Threading the Needle," The Church presents an ambitious and eclectic mix of weaving and fiber arts that will leave viewers "enlivened, inspired, and even ecstatic."
Architecture panel considers the Parrish Art Museum, Adolph Gottlieb at Pace, mutual drawing workshop in Springs, artists talk at The Church, garden party at the Leiber Collection, multiple gallery shows
Opera outdoors at LongHouse, jazz at the Southampton Arts Center, the Parrish Art Museum, and The Church, classical recital on Shelter Island, opera and Broadway in Southampton, auditions at Hampton Theatre Company
