Arts

Stage debut for "Strangelove," tribute to female rockers, "12 Angry Men" in Riverhead, doc festival and drag bingo at LTV, comedy in Southampton.

The Choral Society of the Hamptons' spring concert will feature contemplative and calming music by Liszt and Fauré.

The Sag Harbor Cinema will show seven classic comedies directed by Ernst Lubitsch in the 1930s and '40s, all brimming with "the Lubitsch touch."

The Church in Sag Harbor will host a talk by Paulo Josepetti, a fashion designer, a four-hands piano concert by the Shelest Piano Duo, and a paper-flower workshop.

A panel discussion at the Southampton Arts Center will feature six artists who are exhibiting in "East End Collected 8."

After almost 40 years at art galleries in Atlanta and New York City, Mary Gail Doerhoefer has realized her dream of merging art and nature at LongHouse.

The lives of the actor Jimmy Stewart and his sister Mary, an acclaimed artist, formed parallel stories of creativity and courage during World War II.

Slavic Soul brass band at Bay Street, open studios at Watermill Center, jazz at the Masonic Temple, and the Hamptons Film Fest is accepting submissions for 2025.

"Eternal Testament," a new exhibition at The Church in Sag Harbor, engages with the Indigenous history of eastern Long Island.

Agathe Snow at the Sagaponack Farm Distillery, three artists in conversation at the Women's Art Center, a group show at LTV.

The documentary "City Dreamers" illuminates the careers of four female architects whose influence on our cities over the past 70 years has been profound.

The energy brought by the three young actors in "The Railway Children" at the Southampton Cultural Center radiated throughout the rest of the cast.

Boots on the Ground Theater's new production is "The Railway Children," adapted from Edith Nesbit's 1905 children's book and starring three young local actors.

Beethoven's "Fidelio" from The Met, comedy at Bay Street, classical recital on Shelter Island, Shinnecock storytelling, saving Penn Station, music at the Masonic Temple.

Throughout his long and successful career as an architect, Peter Gumpel has sustained a practice as a watercolor painter some of whose remarkable portraits are being assembled into a book.

LTV will host a solo show about Shirley Chisholm, three local performers in concert, and Isle of Klezbos, an all-female klezmer group.

Eric Dever and Joel Perlman in Bridgehampton, monotype workshop at The Church, group shows at Lucore, the White Room, and Grenning, "Erotic City" at Firestone.

Small works at Springs Library, "Love and Passion" at Ashawagh, curator's tour at the Parrish, watercolor workshop in Bridgehampton, art's healing power at Bay Street.

Madoo visits Manhattan, a comic romp at Hampton Theatre Company, Michelangelo in verse, soul at Bay Street, and a talk on beneficial wasps.

East End Jazz will bring seven female musicians to LTV Studios for a concert celebrating the works of iconic female jazz composers and performers.

A busy weekend at The Church in Sag Harbor will feature the director, actor, and visual artist Walter Bobbie, a dance party, open studios, and a talk about some typewriters.

The Parrish Art Museum's 2025 exhibition schedule features solo shows dedicated to Shirin Neshat, Sean Scully, James Howell, Hiroshi Sugimoto, and Nina Yankowitz.

A music festival benefit, an "All the President's Men" screening, a Big Easy fund-raiser, classical piano in Southampton, an a cappella group in East Hampton, jazz at Bay Street and the Masonic Club, and more.

The Church in Sag Harbor will host an exhibition tour, a "drawing happening," and a concert by the Sons of Town Hall, a pair of 19th-century vagabonds.

An 1834 portrait of Ephraim Byram, a prominent Sag Harbor astronomer, clockmaker, engineer, and bookbinder, has been acquired by Preservation Long Island.

Matthew Ward's curatorial approach at the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center is to develop projects that create a dialogue between the regionally historical and the contemporary.

Curator leads tour of the Charlotte Park exhibition at the Parrish Art Museum, and artists hold forth at the Southampton Arts Center.

Laura Darrell's first full-length play is about three generations of a New England family forced to grapple with end-of-life issues.

Oscar Wilde onscreen, a documentary about urban displacement, LongHouse lecture, jazz and film at Bay Street, auditions in Southampton.

LTV Studios will present two early farces by Anton Chekhov and live music by East End musicians.