The New York Times recently ran an article about research which drew a connection between weight training and not only building muscles but shrinking fat. This involves a “conversation” between the muscle…
The Abstract Expressionist movement is best known for its male superstars, but women were also pioneers of the genre. The exhibition, “Heroines of the Abstract Expressionist Era: From The New York School…
When you pull into The Bridge and pass under the old Chevron sign you get a distinct impression you are being visited by the ghosts of auto racing past. The luxurious golf…
In Peter Matthiessen’s 1975 classic “Far Tortuga,” nine subsistence fishermen sign onto a voyage to harvest sea turtles off the Central American coast. In their struggle with an abusive captain, violent rivals,…
There just isn’t a better month than October to spotlight self-proclaimed ladybeast Rorie Kelly, an award-winning singer/songwriter and white witch from Eastern Long Island. Kelly isn’t trying to be mystical and magical.…
The 31st annual Hamptons International Festival will kick off on October 5 and run through October 12. The festival will open with the East Coast premiere of Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai…
New York Women in Film & Television is partnering again with the Hamptons International Film Festival for its annual Sunday brunch and a co-presentation of the “Filmmakers Calling the Shots” short film…
LTV Studios and Hamptons Jazz Fest will host a Piano Masters Series with Axel Quincke on Saturday, October 7, at 7 PM. Guests will enjoy an intimate evening of music and conversation. Quincke is…
Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor presents local treasure Nancy Atlas and her band for a rockin’ performance on Saturday, October 7, at 8 PM. They will perform a lovely, warm intimate, fall set of…
On your marks, get set, go! This autumn The Church in Sag Harbor looks at the humble bicycle in a whole new light. As part of our on-going series of exhibitions exploring…