First-half property taxes are due without penalty by Jan. 10, according to a reminder posted on the East Hampton Town website.

Joanne Friedland Roberts's film weaves interviews, archival film footage, and photographs to tell the story of the men and women who have fished and farmed the East End for almost 400 years.

The third annual Bonac Print Shop Art Showcase at Ashawagh Hall in Springs will feature work by 35 East End artists.

The annual Pushcart Prize anthology of fiction, poetry, and essays is a barometer of our culture, and this year the word that echoes through it is “aftermath,” as we collectively pick among the ruins, searching for meaning.

National Theatre Live will bring Noel Coward's "Present Lives" to Guild Hall, where Susan Stroman, the director and choreographer, has been named president of the Academy of the Arts.

Doc Fest names audience award winner, violin virtuoso at The Church in Sag Harbor, workshops for women from the Cowgirls, music at the Masonic Temple.

April Gornik will be at The Church in Sag Harbor to reprise the talk she gave on Egon Schiele last month at the Neue Galerie in Manhattan.

The Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett has a full slate of programs through the holidays, culminating when Hello Brooklyn will headline its New Year's Eve party.

New Year's Eve prix fixe from the 1770 House, holiday specials at Rowdy Hall, takeout offerings from the Cookery and Bostwick's, classes at Silver Spoon.

Hayground School students are bringing the Bard to the Bridgehampton School this week, with two performances of William Shakespeare’s “The Tempest” on Thursday. Members of Shakespeare and Company, from Lennox, Mass., have returned for their 27th year to work with the students to stage a production.