Guild Hall in East Hampton has announced appointment of Jonquil Schaller-Harris as Membership, Annual Fund, and Communications Manager, a position tasked with expanding and diversifying membership with hands-on cultivation, inventive activities, and outreach…
LongHouse Reserve held its Winter Benefit, A Love Song to Jack, on February 14. The event was a Valentine’s Day virtual celebration for LongHouse’s beloved founder Jack Lenor Larsen, who recently left this world at 93.…
Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor, in partnership with Eastville Community Historical Society, and the Southampton African American Museum, will present the online world premiere of “In Case You Hadn’t Heard: A Conversation Between…
David Rattray and Donnamarie Barnes, co-directors of the Plain Sight Project, will discuss their ongoing research on enslaved persons and free Blacks living for centuries on the East End, in a live-stream talk from the Parrish Art…
This winter James Lane Post will highlight a series of do-it-yourself “Happy Home” projects and kits that you can have fun with, while staying home and social distancing. This week: RGNY Wine…
“Untitled Pizza Movie,” the newest project by Independent Spirit Award winner David Shapiro, tells the story of friendship set in a pre-gentrified New York, through the prism of pizza. The seven-part docu-series will make…
Townsend, a curatorial initiative that showcases the work of a global roster of artists, presents “A Portrait of Legacy,” an online exhibition by London-based artist Hugh Mendes. Well known for his ongoing series…
Zibby Owens is the host of the award-winning podcast “Moms Don’t Have Time to Read Books.” She’s also a mother of four. During the COVID-19 pandemic she launched an online magazine called We…
HamptonsFilm’s “Now Showing” series continues this week with Magnolia Pictures’ “A Glitch in the Matrix,” directed by Rodney Ascher. According to the film’s synopsis, “What if we are living in a simulation,…
Art is an integral part of our existence, with cave paintings that date back to 40,000 years ago. It is symbolic of human thought and a characteristic of cultural pathos. Art, in…