The exhibition “Hats Off: 300 Years of Headwear in East Hampton,” which provides a narrative of the town’s history back to its founding, is on view every day from now until Sept. 1 at the East Hampton Historical Society’s Clinton Academy on Main Street.
At its E.A.T. in the Hidden Gardens fund-raiser on July 13, the Springs Food Pantry raised more than $100,000 for its work to feed those in need, with donations continuing to come in, a representative wrote this week.
LTV, East Hampton's public access television station, has launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for a new roof.
At Duck Creek, Erika Ranee has a solo show of 19 paintings and a group exhibition she curated of work by six artists who defy the conventions of painting.
Susan Page, USA Today’s Washington bureau chief, is out with “The Rulebreaker,” a fascinating biography of Barbara Walters full of surprises even for dedicated followers of her career in TV news.
Two star-studded evenings of short plays directed by Bob Balaban, plus jazz, comedy, and film at Guild Hall.
“Mel Brooks’s Young Frankenstein: The Musical" will give Bay Street audiences plenty to laugh with and laugh at.
"Couples Squared" at the Southampton Arts Center focuses on the interplay between creative partners.
We are in full-scale summer mode as August approaches. In Montauk stripers are still running, and the same is true for fluke and a plethora of undersize sea bass.
Coming up this weekend are the two-mile, one-mile, and half-mile ocean challenge swims at Kirk Park Beach benefiting the Montauk Playhouse, and Jordan’s Run, a 5K road race in Sag Harbor that commemorates Lance Cpl. Jordan C. Haerter.
