Arts

A new documentary on Garland Jeffreys illuminates the career and music of an artist lauded by Laurie Anderson, Bruce Springsteen, and Lou Reed.

Paintings by Barbara Groot and Adriana Barone are on view at Romany Kramoris Gallery in Sag Harbor.

The Hamptons International Film Festival announces its closing night and Centerpiece films as well as 18 Spotlight selections.

Opening at the Parrish are paintings and prints by James Howell and seascape photographs by Hiroshi Sugimoto, two artists whose work engages with infinity and the natural world.

The Church in Sag Harbor will open its studio for artists of all types to work alongside its two artists-in-residence.

Invitational show at Ashawagh Hall, Alice Hope talk and film at LongHouse, East End Photographers at Depot Gallery, artist talk at Duck Creek.

Three accomplished designers will share stories about their varied practices in a discussion at the Women’s Art Center of the Hamptons.

The next talk in LongHouse’s InsiderOutsider series will feature Savannah LeCornu, a self-taught artist from Ketchikan, Alaska.

Fleetwood Mac tribute at Bay Street, jazz at Duck Creek, award-winning play at the Southampton Cultural Center, garden talk in Bridgehampton, and a call for vendors from The Church.

The Hamptons Festival of Music's 2025 concert series will feature three programs of orchestral music by Prokofiev, Barber, Mozart, Stravinsky, Tchaikovsky, Cimarosa, Berlioz, and Beethoven.

Hamptons JazzFest will present concerts by Hector Martignon and Foreign Affair in Sag Harbor and Godwin Louis and his ensemble at the Southampton Arts Center.

A jack of many creative trades, East Hampton's Zach Minskoff is a busy photographer, videographer, studio technician, production company owner, and graphic designer.

Art from the Art Barge at Ashawagh Hall, artist talk at Duck Creek, benefit for Gaza's children, solo shows for Mercedes Matter and Ben Fenske.

It isn’t every day that one of the biggest bands in the world performs in Amagansett. Fittingly, Thursday’s annual SiriusXM concert at the Talkhouse drew a massive crowd.

A new book by the artist Tony Bechara, who died in April, will have a posthumous launch at LongHouse Reserve.

One hundred remarkable artworks from the collection of Lana Jokel, a documentary filmmaker and friend of contemporary artists, are on public view for the first time at the Bridgehampton Museum’s Nathaniel Rogers House.

Melissa Errico, a Broadway actress and singer, to perform at the Southampton Arts Center, classical, jazz, and klezmer concert coming to Shelter Island.

The 33rd Hamptons International Film Festival has announced its opening film, "Eternity," with Elizabeth Olsen, as well as new films from Richard Linklater, Bill Condon, and Eva Victor.

In collaboration with Hamptons JazzFest, the Jane Ira Bloom Quartet, featuring Ms. Bloom on soprano saxophone, will perform at The Church.

"Middletown," next up in the HamptonsFilm SummerDocs series, tells the story of how in the 1990s a high school English teacher and his students exposed toxic dumping in New York's Orange County.

Gabriele Raacke at Ashawagh Hall, John Haubrich and Steven Corsano in Springs, floral art at the Depot Gallery, landscapes at Lucore in Montauk.

LTV Studios will host Real East End Brass, a New Orleans-style band, and MOIPEI, identical triplets from Nairobi, Kenya, who will sing Broadway, jazz, swing, and more.

Two music writers and fans ponder why, at the current moment of political divisiveness, protest songs have yet to penetrate the mainstream.

“Echoes and Nostalgia” at the Bridgehampton Museum features works from the unique collection of Lana Jokel, a renowned documentary filmmaker.

Music and comedy from Jackie Hoffman at Bay Street, Latin vibe from Los Hacheros on Shelter Island, free Shakespeare at Agawam Park.

Up next at The Church are Inda Eaton, a celebration of artists and writers of color, and a dance performance created in response to its exhibition “The Ark.”

Coming up at LTV Studios are Craig Rubano, a star of Broadway and cabaret, and a couple of jazz virtuosos, Bill McConnell and Mike Rodriguez.

Up next in the New Music Series at Duck Creek is Akili Bradley, a trumpeter and composer, and her quartet.

Fundamental to John Torreano’s art is the interaction between the viewer and the object, and over six decades he has found innumerable ways to express that commitment in his work.

Guild Hall will host tap dance and world music from Music From the Sole, surreal comedy from Julio Torres, and conversation between Daryl Roth and Anna Deavere Smith.