Events in The Hamptons

Fiber Arts Series: Adult Weaving

Learn the basics of weaving in a hands-on session for adults at The Bridgehampton Museum - The Nathaniel Rogers House. Museum educator Stacy Myers provides instruction on essential loom techniques in a welcoming, social setting.

The Art of Cursive for a Sharper Mind

At Rogers Memorial Library, Kathy Solomon from the East End Center for Handwriting leads a cursive program offered in two 90-minute sessions. Participants practice looping strokes, swirling lines, and decorative curlicues to stimulate fine motor neurons and support a sharper mind.

Monday Yoga Mar/Apr

Support your overall health and well-being with a yoga practice at Rogers Memorial Library. Come prepared with a yoga mat and comfortable clothing. The fee is $48, and advance online registration with a non-refundable payment is required.

Dance for Parkinson’s

Movement and music are combined in this workshop to engage the minds, bodies, and creativity of attendees in a supportive, social, and joyous environment. Dancing can connect the mind to the body, in addition to developing strength, balance, and expression. Live music will be part of the class, which will be led by a choreographer and movement artist who has trained with the Dance for PD program. No previous dance experience is needed. This is a free program, but registration is required.

Teen Play Project – Ten Minute Plays!

Designed for ages 13 to 17, this two week intensive centers on ten minute plays. Participants collaborate as an ensemble, rehearse together, and build practical acting skills, then present their work to an audience. The program takes place at Bay Street Theater & Sag Harbor Center for the Arts.

Pretzel Taste Test

Celebrate National Pretzel Day with a tasting of assorted pretzel flavors. Try a variety and share which one you like best. This event is for high school students.

Classic Movie: Easter Parade

Enjoy a classic film screening at Rogers Memorial Library as Easter Parade takes the spotlight. This classic musical follows Broadway performer Don Hewes after his dance partner departs to launch a solo career, leaving him to regroup and chart a new course. The showing welcomes both first-time viewers and those returning to see it anew.

Circle of Fun

At East Hampton Library, little ones can move to the music with shakers and scarves in a cheerful, movement-filled class. The session wraps up with a lively dance party.

U.S. Open Local Qualifying at Southampton, N.Y.

Southampton Golf Club hosts a U.S. Open local qualifier, one of 110 sites spread across 46 U.S. states, Canada and Mexico. The competition is played over 18 holes.

Tuesday Afternoon Mahjong

At Rogers Memorial Library, community members can play casual mahjong together. Two sets will be available at the library, and participants may bring additional sets if needed. No instructor will be on site, and registration is not required.

SHANTI BEGINNER

Designed with beginners in mind, this basic-level yoga class welcomes those new to the practice or returning after a break. The sequence is carefully organized for safety and ease, offering an intelligently structured experience that supports a comfortable reintroduction to yoga.

Southampton Town Senior Lunch Program

A nutritious lunch is offered by Town of Southampton Senior Services. For information about the meal, transportation assistance, and how to register, call for details.

International Snack Night

Students in sixth grade and up can taste and rate snacks from around the world. They can also answer fun trivia, rank their favorite treats, and hang out with friends. Please advise the organizers of any food allergies when registering.

Fort Builders

Work alongside your little ones to design and build forts and other creations with magnetic panels. This hands-on session invites creativity and collaboration as you experiment with shapes and connections. Enjoy a playful, interactive building adventure that encourages imagination and teamwork.

TUE Playgroup - Tots On The Farm

Spend time on the farm with your little one in a class that fosters connection. Each session brings families and children together with the farm animals and offers an opportunity to meet new friends.

Playfit with Coach Rachel

Coach Rachel leads young children in playful, movement based games that keep them active. The session takes place at East Hampton Library and centers on active play for little ones.

The Science of Science Fiction with Dr. Frederick Walter

Astronomer Dr. Frederick Walter explores how real physics intersects with the imaginative worlds of science fiction, considering ideas such as a Star Trek transporter and a rotating spacecraft that creates artificial gravity as seen in 2001: A Space Odyssey. The talk looks at how writers including Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac Asimov, Robert Heinlein, Gene Roddenberry, and Jules Verne anticipated technologies that resemble today’s handheld communicators, tablets, and satellites. Framed as speculative fiction, the presentation focuses on when storytelling honors the limits set by physical law, often referred to as hard science fiction, and reflects on what might have been, what exists now, and what could be possible. Weather permitting, in-person participants may view the night sky through telescopes with Hamptons Observatory astronomers after the lecture, and personal telescopes are welcome. Dr. Walter is an observational astronomer and Professor Emeritus at Stony Brook University. He holds a Bachelor of Science in physics from MIT and a PhD in astronomy from the University of California at Berkeley, and completed postdoctoral work at the University of Colorado at Boulder. He served on the instrument development team for the Goddard High Resolution Spectrograph on the Hubble Space Telescope and has conducted observations with other space missions, including the International Ultraviolet Explorer. His research spans galactic novae, the formation of low mass stars, the life cycles of stars, and stellar magnetic activity. He has served on the Board of Directors of the Associated Universities for Research in Astronomy and is the Stony Brook representative to the Astronomical Society of New York. Presented in a hybrid format.

Music with Miss Lori

Miss Lori leads a music session at East Hampton Library with sing-alongs and dancing, accompanying the group on her guitar. Participants can move to the rhythm and join in the songs.

Playdough Playtime

At Hampton Library, toddlers ages 1 to 3 can enjoy a sensory-focused session with soft modeling dough. Children will make shapes, roll small balls, and have plenty of squishy, hands-on fun while exploring texture and creativity. Registration is required.

Medicaid & Your Assets: What Families Need to Know

This session is for those assisting a loved one with a Medicaid application for home care or nursing home care. Led by Stephanie Payne, Medicaid Specialist with Sammartino & Sultan Law Group, it provides an opportunity to get clear answers to important questions.

Southampton Town Senior Lunch Program

This program offers seniors a healthy lunch at Westhampton Free Library, with meals provided by the Town of Southampton Senior Services. Call for information about the menu, transportation options, and how to register.

East Hampton Library Knitting Club

Guided by a reference librarian, this knitting group meets every week in the Bendheim Room at East Hampton Library. It is organized by the East Hampton Library Knitting Group.

StoryCraft: Ladybugs

Create a ladybug with sponge painting for a touch of luck, followed by the story The Grouchy Ladybug by Eric Carle. This hands-on story and craft activity takes place at East Hampton Library.

The Basics of Medicare

Tom McCann will be leading a workshop covering the fundamentals of Medicare. The workshop will explain Medicare terminology, enrollment periods, plan types, and ways to get help with costs.

Teacher Happy Hour

This happy hour at WHB Nail Spa is dedicated to teachers and features special perks with pedicure services. Choose between complimentary callus removal paired with an Essie Quick Dry upgrade on a regular pedicure, or take $7 off gel or spa pedicures. Verification of school employment is required at check-in and can be provided with a school ID or badge, a paystub, or a .edu or .district email.

Shannon-igans

At Hampton Library, children ages 2 to 4 can enjoy a lively session with Miss Shannon featuring stories, songs, fingerplay activities, and a bit of playful shenanigans, all tailored to toddlers. Registration is required.

Sharing Music with Ms.Lori- Ages 1-4 years old

Enjoy a musical experience with Ms. Lori, designed for children ages 1-4, and their caregivers. Registration is required, and reserved spots will be forfeited after a 10-minute grace period.

Yoga with Stacy Haessler

An East Hampton native, Stacy shares her love of yoga with the community where she grew up. Her classes are uplifting and focused on alignment, presented with a thoughtful approach.

Thursday Afternoon Canasta

Settle in for casual canasta with neighbors at Rogers Memorial Library. Cards are provided. This is a self-directed session with no instructor. No advance sign-up is needed, and drop-ins are welcome. Seating is limited and will be filled in order of arrival.

Monotype Printmaking - April Advanced

Open Studio for monotype printmaking returns with an expanded format, introduced in response to strong interest. The program now offers two levels, and this session features the advanced track. Hosted at The Church.

THUR Playgroup - Tots On The Farm

Share time with your young child in a peaceful farm setting. Each class features a dedicated bonding session for families and children, along with opportunities to spend time with the farm animals. It is also a welcoming space to connect with other families.

Super Smash Bros. Tournament

High school students can compete in a Super Smash Bros. tournament held in YA at East Hampton Library. Bring your best moves and enjoy the game alongside fellow players in a friendly, competitive setting.

2026 Design Awards Celebration — AIA Peconic

Celebrate architecture and the people behind it at the annual Design Awards Celebration. You can view the exhibition of projects submitted and network with others who appreciate architecture while enjoying catered food and beverages. A formal awards ceremony will begin at 6:45pm, featuring remarks from AIA Peconic President Pamela Glazer, AIA, and a program led by past AIA Peconic President Benjamin Chaleff, AIA.

In-Process: Holland Andrews & Yuniya Edi Kwon — How Does It Feel to Look at Nothing

Experience a musical performance, featuring Holland Andrews and Yuniya Edi Kwon.

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APEX Smart Living, Builders & Property Show in Montauk, NY, USA

Real estate, design, and construction professionals come together at Gurney's Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa for a show focused on smart living and premium property. Themes include technology-forward homes and offices, along with opportunities to connect with industry peers and spark ideas for upcoming projects. Set in Montauk, this gathering highlights how lifestyle and innovation intersect across the built environment.

Tots, Toys, & Tales

At East Hampton Library, children can explore a selection of toys, meet other kids, and wind down with a lively read-aloud to close a morning of play.

Joan Baum lecture, “The Great Gatsby At 100.” Hybrid Event, in person & Zoom

Joan Baum presents a lecture on F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, marking the centennial of its publication. The program explores the novel's portrayal of the 1920s and its enduring themes of longing and loss that continue to resonate. The conversation reflects on how rereading can reveal new layers of meaning, and considers signature images such as the green light at the end of Daisy's dock as a shifting reminder of what was or what might have been in personal lives and in the life of the nation. This hybrid event offers the option to attend in person or via Zoom.

Psychic Night

Well known psychic medium Christopher Allan is featured at Pierson Middle-High School for a fundraising event for Sag Harbor Helpers. Seating is limited.

Latin Jazz Night: Voices in Rhythm

Latin Jazz Night: Voices in Rhythm brings Hamptons JazzFest to an intimate setting at the Masonic Temple, combining spirited live music with a welcoming community vibe and locally prepared food. The lineup features alto saxophonist Oscar Feldman, trumpeter Michael Cruse, pianist Gary Fisher, bassist Essiet Okon Essiet, percussionist Carly Maldonado, and drummer and MC Claes Brondal. Dinner will be offered by Tapovana Lunch Box, with refreshments available from the bar in limited quantities. The performance will be recorded for future broadcast on WLIW-FM, an NPR affiliate. Admission is $20.

Duane Betts & Palmetto Motel

Rooted in Southern rock tradition, this performance highlights Duane Betts’s own voice and spark while honoring a family legacy. The son of Dickey Betts, co-founder of the Allman Brothers, he continues that history with a solo debut, Wild & Precious Life, that blends blues, rock, country, folk, and funk in a personal way. With Palmetto Motel, the music unfolds with soaring guitar lines, heartfelt storytelling, and free flowing jams that connect past and present.

Coffee Social

A relaxed coffee social unfolds in the Bookmark Cafe at Rogers Memorial Library, with conversation over coffee and snacks. Card and board games are available for those interested. The gathering follows a drop in format.

Friday Afternoon Mahjong

Enjoy a friendly Mahjong gathering with a welcoming circle of experienced players. The group is also seeking a volunteer instructor to help teach beginners. Open to everyone, whether you already know the game or are just getting started.

Stay and Play

This is a playtime program designed for parents and children between 6 months and 4 years old. The program focuses on interaction, play, and exploration. Registration is required.

Fun with Play Hooray

Play Hooray leads an interactive, high energy music and movement program for children from birth to age five at Rogers Memorial Library. Little ones can expect a spirited session with plenty of motion and playful sound as they make their way around the room. It is a lively experience focused on music, activity, and shared fun.

Art Song Recital – Songs of Love and Suffering

Part of Rites of Spring’s Opera Days in the Hamptons, this performance features mezzo-soprano Michaela Larsen alongside horn player Noah Fotis-Larsen and guitarist Sebastián Molina.

LIC & YA Watch Party

At East Hampton Library, librarians host a watch party featuring old footage from the LTV archives. High school students can view the selections together and share their thoughts in a group discussion.

Friday Classic Film Series: The Rose Tattoo

Attend a viewing of The Rose Tattoo. The film is about a happily married Sicilian immigrant who must navigate family issues after the unexpected passing of her husband.

KNOWLEDGE FRIDAY with BILLY BALDWIN — The Church Sag Harbor

Attend Knowledge Friday with Billy Baldwin, a Sag Harbor resident. Baldwin, the author of twelve children’s books and screenplays and creator of a cookie company, will share his storytelling talents. He is adapting his stories into animated shorts and movies and will discuss his journey from a Manhattan cookie company to a life of creativity, including becoming a writer with dyslexia. Steve Hamilton, co-founder of Bay Street Theater, will join Billy in conversation. Baldwin will also bring cookies and copies of his books will be available for purchase, with proceeds benefiting The Church.

Cowfish Happy Hour

Cowfish hosts a relaxed happy hour at the bar with discounted selections. Enjoy select appetizers, well pours, Rum Punch, the Signature Margarita, and a variety of wines by the glass.

Full Flower Moon Hike

A relaxed hike follows trails through open fields, led by Friends of the Long Pond Greenbelt and the South Fork Natural History Society. Flowers are plentiful in many areas along the way, creating an easygoing walk with lots to see.

Toddler Open Gym

At Creative Edge Studio, toddlers have open floor time to move and play at their own pace. This open gym provides space for little ones to run around, jump, and explore in a supervised setting that prioritizes safety.

Join the Swoon Society Book Club; April pick is Pen Pal by J.T. Geissinger

At Barnes & Noble, the Swoon Society Book Club gathers to discuss the April selection, Pen Pal by J.T. Geissinger. Described as not being what it appears, this pick offers plenty to talk about. Participation is open to readers who have finished the novel as well as those who are still partway through.

Weekly Saturday Storytime

This Storytime at Barnes & Noble helps kids build a love of books and stories while giving them a chance to meet new friends.

Mother's Day Craft Brunch

Children can honor Mom with a hands-on morning of creativity by making a tissue paper bouquet for Mother’s Day with guidance from the ColorPop team. Tickets for the craft are $10. The experience also features a mimosa.

The Day Trippers

This live concert by The Day Trippers celebrates the Beatles’ catalog. The performance moves in chronological order, beginning with early recordings and concluding with selections from later albums. Between songs, the band offers short insights about what makes each piece distinctive and how the Beatles approached their craft, tracing the evolution of the music across their ten years together.

Kentucky Derby Party

Fauna brings back its Kentucky Derby celebration, carrying on the tradition of watching the Run for the Roses at Fauna. Admission is $125 per person, with tax and gratuity included, and covers passed hors d'oeuvres, a raw bar, Derby Day buffet favorites, and specialty cocktails, along with selections from Banville Wine Merchants, Sparkling Pointe, and Angel's Envy. Live music sets a festive tone throughout the event. Fedoras, fascinators, and bold hats are encouraged, with a prize for the standout look. This Kentucky Derby viewing party at Fauna celebrates the excitement often called the most thrilling two minutes in sports.

Ola Pachanga 2026

Pachanga 2026 brings the community together at Bay Street Theater for an evening that celebrates music, culture, and community. Returning favorite Conjunto La Herencia fills the room with vibrant Latin rhythms and the timeless spirit of salsa’s golden era. The night invites dancing and connection, spotlighting a shared spirit of togetherness and joy. A free reception opens the festivities.

We All Need a Laugh Fundraiser

A comedy fundraiser presented by the Westhampton Rotary Club brings an evening of stand-up to the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center. Five comedians from the Long Island Comedy Festival take the stage, including Paul Anthony, Robert Canberg, Maria Walsh, Rich Walker, and Rob Falcone. Tickets are $55 and $69 with fees included, and cash purchases at the box office receive a discount. Sponsorships range from $500 to $3,500 and include event tickets, recognition across marketing and publicity, and acknowledgment from the stage.

Unique Abilities 5K

More information and registration are available.

Teen Tech Time: Teens Help Adults with Computer Questions: One on One Tech

An in-person session where teens from the East Hampton community provide one-on-one help for adults with computer questions. The program focuses on practical technology support to help participants stay connected. It takes place at East Hampton Library.

Pinhole Photography

Explore the craft of pinhole photography in an interactive workshop at The Church, led by artist and educator Erwin List Sanchez. Participants receive an inviting introduction to the medium’s history and how it works through guided, practical learning.

"Yankee Doodle Goes to Sea"

Discover a lesser-known aspect of the American Revolution. Historian and musician Stephen Sanfilippo will perform authentic naval ballads and maritime songs from the era.

Pet Celebration Day

This pet fair at ARF - Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons welcomes families and their pets and celebrates the happiness that cats and dogs bring to everyday life. Guests can learn about ARF programs and services while enjoying other attractions.

The Art Nanny

Come make a flower themed framed watercolor canvas design.

Mother's Day Workshop

Children can dive into creativity during a two-hour drop-off workshop led by experienced studio artists. Young makers work on custom art projects in a playful, personalized environment that nurtures imagination and hands-on exploration.

The Day Trippers

The Day Trippers deliver a set packed with Beatles favorites along with a few unexpected picks. Formed in 2021, this act has quickly made its mark across Long Island and the New York City area.

The Como Brothers

See The Como Brothers live at Twin Fork Beer Co in Riverhead. Tickets are available for this performance.

History of Oysters on Long Island

Join John “Barley” Dunne, Director of East Hampton Town Shellfish Hatchery, for a presentation on the history of oysters in New York. Light refreshments will be served. After the lecture, Barley will provide oysters for your enjoyment, and shucking lessons for those who are interested. This program is for adults and children ages 10+.

Art Song Recital – Britten Folk Songs

Part of Rites of Spring’s Opera Days in the Hamptons, this performance features soprano Ashley Galvani Bell, tenor Yiran Xing, and harpist Ruth Bennett.

AFTER HOURS with ELISABETH BIONDI — The Church Sag Harbor

Elisabeth Biondi leads a behind the scenes exploration of a curator’s path, spotlighting the exhibition A Thousand Words: Photography of the New Yorker. The conversation centers on the exhibition and the curatorial process, and she discusses her time working to add context to the photographs and the choices that shape them.

Afternoon Tea

Settle into an elegant afternoon at The Baker House 1650, where conversation pairs with classic sips and bites. Enjoy a curated selection of teas from Plain T, a pour of Champagne, and a spread of light savories and sweet treats in a relaxed setting that encourages connection among Baker House friends. The custom of afternoon tea dates to the 1840s, when Anna, the seventh Duchess of Bedford, began easing late day hunger with tea and a small snack, soon inviting friends to share the pause. This gathering embraces that tradition with a refined, unhurried experience.

Silent Film Jazz Jam Session

The East End Jazz season culminates at Southampton Cultural Center with a live film and live jazz experiment that turns silent cinema into a canvas for spontaneous music making. Multimedia artist Cliff Baldwin has curated a collage of silent film clips, and participating performers shape the plot, mood, and pace in real time so the score becomes the dialogue of each scene. A professional rhythm section will support musicians and vocalists, and players receive prompts in advance, from familiar melodies and standards to driving rhythms and specific emotional arcs, to help transform known sounds into chases, reflections, and other on screen moments. Director Iris Ornig highlights that the format hands creative authorship to the artists, reconnecting music and moving pictures in the spirit of early cinema while encouraging the audience to imagine stories of their own. As the final jam before a summer break, it is open to all musicians and jazz enthusiasts, including local students of any age or skill level, and admission is free. East End Jazz is a nonprofit dedicated to performance and education across the East End, and the Cultural Center provides accessible performance, exhibition, and arts education opportunities for the greater Southampton community. This project is supported by the Statewide Community Regrants Program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, administered by The Huntington Arts Council.

May Day 5K Run/Walk

This five kilometer run and walk takes place at Main Beach. The distance can be completed at either a running or walking pace.

AMPLIFYING VOICES: A Human Trafficking Awareness Panel — The Church Sag Harbor

An informative discussion will bring awareness to human trafficking and what actionable steps can be taken to prevent it. Bianca C. Collins, Vice President of HARLI and enrolled tribal citizen of the Shinnecock Nation, Alyssa Harrilal, a survivor of human trafficking and member of the ECLI-VIBES Survivors board, and Nina Hobson, a former British detective and current Head of Security for global executive protection teams, are joined by moderator Patricia McCormick, the best-selling author of SOLD and Never Fall Down. All speakers and the moderator have unique expertise on human trafficking, providing a depth of knowledge and sensitivity aimed to illuminate a difficult yet critical topic. Following the discussion there will be a Q&A of pre-submitted questions from the audience. The discussion will address what human trafficking is, and how does happen locally, what current preventative measures are being pursued and legislated by governments and law enforcement, and what actionable steps can we take as a community to de-escalate the rising number of human trafficking cases. Sharing awareness of the trafficking that happens in our own local area is critical for galvanizing support and change. Come listen, hear, and believe the voices of survivors and help amplify their calls to action.

Jazz + Film

Live jazz improvisation pairs with film as works by Cliff Baldwin are screened while the East End Jazz house band leads an open jam. Musicians can bring their instruments and sit in with the band. It is a meeting of cinema and the bandstand, where sound and image share the spotlight. This is the final East Meets West Jazz Jam.

Meet & Greet with Kashif

Spend an afternoon at Ma’s House meeting the team behind Kashif Incubator. This group is devoted to nurturing, funding, and producing stories created by BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, disabled, and...

Sunday Afternoon Chess

Step away from the screen and enjoy in-person chess in the Bendheim Room at the East Hampton Library. This is a relaxed, non-instructional gathering for players in grades 6 to 12 as well as adults. No registration is required.

Photographers in Conversation

East End Photographers Group is hosting Photographers in Conversation, featuring eleven EEPG photographers. Each photographer will discuss one of their photographs, sharing their enthusiasm, techniques, and experiences. An open discussion with the audience will follow the presentations. Admission is free, and all are welcome.

OMAC May Day 5K

This race at Main Beach in East Hampton will be held in any weather. The first 400 participants to pick up their packets will receive a T-shirt. Dogs are not permitted at Main Beach or on the course.

Mother Goose on the Loose

Created for babies from birth to 23 months, this interactive session introduces language through stories and rhymes. Little ones can enjoy songs while exploring simple instruments and playful puppets, creating a lively, sensory rich experience for the youngest listeners. Pre-registration is required.

Circle of Fun

Young children can sway, spin, and move to lively tunes while exploring rhythm with shakers and flowing scarves. This upbeat session is designed for joyful play and simple musical fun. It all wraps up with an energetic dance party.

Hamptons Business Forum

The Greater East Hampton Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with LTV Studios, launches the first Hamptons Business Forum at Local TV, Inc. The event welcomes chamber members and non-members from throughout the South Fork.

Tai-Chi

Join Susan for a Tai Chi class, a meditation in motion that promotes serenity through gentle movements, connecting the mind and body. The class lasts for an hour and fifteen minutes.

Perler Bead Popsicles

Designed for grades 6 and up, this hands-on craft session invites participants to create perler bead popsicle designs that celebrate summer. Because Hampton Library is undergoing renovations, the program will be held at Bridgehampton School.

Feathers & Flora

Create art inspired by nature with local artist Liz McCarron. Explore birds, flowers, and the natural world in this relaxing program. Attendees should bring their own art supplies.

SHANTI BEGINNER

An inspiring beginner-friendly class, this basic-level session welcomes students who are new to yoga or returning to their practice. It is safe and intelligently sequenced.

Fauna Happy Hour

Savor an upscale midday meal in a streamlined format that lets you select a pair of courses for $29. Each course is thoughtfully prepared so you can enjoy a polished lunch while staying on schedule.

Drop-In: Mother's Day Gift Making

High school students can visit East Hampton Library to make a personalized gift for a mother figure in their lives. Celebrate Mother’s Day by creating something heartfelt during this activity.

Italian Language Class - Advanced

The Bendheim Room hosts an Italian language class.

ESL with Centro Corazón de Maria

Playfit with Coach Rachel

Coach Rachel leads fun, active games for little ones at East Hampton Library. This play-focused session offers a lively way for young children to move and have fun.

The Ins & Outs of Sports Cards & Memorabilia

Take a closer look at sports cards and memorabilia in a free workshop held at Westhampton Free Library as part of the Time-Out to Learn series. Designed for collectors at any level, this program helps attendees make informed choices by exploring the differences between vintage and modern releases, identifying cards suited for investment, evaluating condition and value, deciding what to grade, and finding practical ways to liquidate a collection. It also explains how to recognize various types of autographs, including facsimiles, taped, and on-card, and the distinction between signatures from a player’s active years and those signed afterward. Learn how to tell game-used items from player-worn pieces, discuss the role of breakers and influencers and whether they present risks or simply entertainment, and review current hobby trends. The session wraps up with a Q&A. All ages are welcome.

Artful Tales

Designed for ages 1 to 3, this program features songs, rhymes, and stories, plus time for art exploration. Registration is required.

Monotype Printmaking - May Intro

The Open Studio program for monotype printmaking is expanding in response to strong interest and now includes two skill levels. This session features the introductory level, serving as the entry point of the program. Presented at The Church, it provides an opportunity to explore monotype printmaking in a studio setting.

Drop-In Chess

Enjoy casual, drop-in chess play with fellow enthusiasts and put your skills and strategies to good use. Everyone is welcome, but participants should already have a sufficient understanding of the game.

SOLD OUT — Crystal Singing Bowls Sound Healing Class

This calming meditation and relaxation class is led by Alessandra Lattanzio, a crystal singing bowls sound healer with level 1 and level 2 certification. Participants can settle into a soothing setting that encourages unwinding and quiet reflection.

Join us for Book Club!

The discussion focuses on this month's book club pick, Gilead by Marilynne Robinson, an acclaimed novel honored with the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Critics Circle Award and noted for its blend of praise and lament.

Historic Embroidery in the Time of Revolution: A Workshop

Join fiber artist, Erica-Lynn Huberty, for an embroidery workshop. Attendees will view historical examples of needlework and learn about its importance during the 17th and 18th centuries in Southampton. Participants will also learn traditional stitching techniques and create their own small sewn art piece to take home with them. The workshop costs $20 per person.

Shannon-igans

Miss Shannon will be hosting stories, songs, fingerplays, and other fun activities for toddlers. This event is designed for children ages 2 to 4 and requires registration.

Sharing Music with Ms. Lori

Join Ms. Lori for some musical fun geared towards children ages 1-4, along with their caregiver. Registration is required, and reserved spots will be forfeited after a 5-minute grace period.

Let Freedom Ring Jackson Pollock Drip Painting

Celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the Signing of the Declaration of Independence with a red, white, and blue-inspired drip painting activity for children ages 6-12.

East End Networking Event

Join business leaders for an evening of networking with light refreshments and drinks, set against the backdrop of springtime at the Southampton Inn. Members can attend for free, while there is a fee for non-members.

KIND Futures: Turn School Skills Into Real-World Opportunities

Held at Project MOST Community Learning Center, this family-focused session invites students to link what they learn in class with career pathways and possibilities ahead. In an interactive format, participants explore how core academic skills are used in everyday life and in the world of work, highlighting the connection between school lessons and real-life opportunities.

SOLD OUT — Floor Yoga at the Montauk Library

Get ready to stretch, breathe, and find your zen at a floor yoga session that will leave you feeling refreshed and centered. The class includes floor, seated, and standing postures. Participants must bring their own mats and be 16 years or older. The class is 45 minutes.

Tots, Toys, & Tales

Enjoy open play with a variety of toys and time to socialize with others. A lively story brings the morning to a cheerful close.

"A Journey to a Forever Home" Benefit Concert

Celebrate the sounds of the 80s at Blu Mar in Southampton with a benefit concert featuring live performances by the tribute band Any Way You Want It, delivering throwback hits throughout the night. Every ticket supports SASF and its mission to care for homeless animals in the community and beyond. Tickets are $45 in advance and include entry plus two drinks, or $55 at the door. 80s attire is encouraged, so bring the neon and glam. It is a chance to dress up, dance, and support a meaningful cause in one evening.

Friday Afternoon Mahjong

This is a relaxed Mahjong session that welcomes both beginners and experienced players. The group already includes seasoned participants and is seeking a volunteer instructor to help teach newcomers. Participation is open to all, with friendly games and a welcoming atmosphere.

Tai Chi

At Hampton Bays Public Library, Tai Chi with Nancy features gentle, flowing movements combined with focused breathing to enhance balance, flexibility, and overall wellness. Comfortable clothing is recommended for ease of movement.

Friday Classic Film Series: The Rose

See a screening of The Rose. The film is about a rock diva named Mary Rose Foster who struggles with the pressures of success and the demands of her manager.

Weekly Saturday Storytime

A weekly storytime at Barnes & Noble nurtures a love of reading and literature for children. It also gives kids a chance to meet new friends while they enjoy stories together.

Amy & Monte: A Legacy of Love and Creativity – Film Screening and Talkback

At Bay Street Theater, experience a screening of the one hour documentary Amy & Monte: A Legacy of Love and Creativity, followed by a live conversation with the filmmakers. The film delves into the artistic and spiritual partnership of Amy and Monte, blending personal anecdotes, artwork, and reflections on making art into an intimate portrait of their shared life. It shows how love, collaboration, and purpose fueled decades of creative work. After the film, a Q&A with the filmmakers and special guests offers additional insights into the documentary’s creation and the couple’s journey. General admission is $20.

Afternoon Tea and Art Show

This event features tea and an art showcase. Guests are invited to wear a favorite fascinator or hat and enjoy tea with sandwiches, sweets, and savory selections, with gluten free choices available. An exhibit of artwork will be on display. Admission is $40, and tickets can be obtained using the QR code on the event flyer.

Twilight Dance Party & Bodies in Motion Art Installation

An early evening DJ dance party blending music, art, and a friendly social vibe arrives at Southampton Arts Center. The Twilight experience features NYC and Hamptons DJ Nick Russo with an open format that moves through funk, house, and favorites from the 90s and 00s. Explore Bodies in Motion, an art installation on view during the event featuring work by Andreas Verrios (@mrnycsubway), Brad Walls, Sonya Sklaroff, and Joanna Steidle. Refreshments include a cash bar by Calissa and alcohol-free mocktails from Curious Elixirs. Presented by Hampton House Events, LLC in conjunction with Chris Bachmann Entertainment.

Mom’s Night Out: Mother’s Day Weekend Comedy

Mark Mother’s Day Weekend with an evening of stand-up at Bay Street Theater as Ha Ha Hamptons Comedy brings back Mom’s Night Out for a single-night showcase. National headliner Patty Rosborough, with credits on Comedy Central, Showtime, and the Ladies of Laughter tour, leads a bill of female comedians that also features Ruby Jackson, Bridget Kavanagh, and Laura Patton. Expect a relaxed vibe, a full bar, and an intimate waterfront setting that suits both a treat for Mom and a fun night with friends.

Teen Tech Time: Teens Help Adults with Computer Questions: One on One Tech

This in-person Teen Tech program at East Hampton Library pairs community teens with adults for one-on-one technology assistance. Bring computer questions and receive personalized guidance that helps you stay connected.

Heritage Fair

Celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States at the Heritage Fair. This family-friendly event will honor the nation’s rich history and community spirit. Attendees can enjoy demonstrations by tradespeople, animal displays, and live performances of 18th- and 19th-century music, as well as stories about Long Island legends. There will be colonial and Victorian-era crafts, Contra Dancing, historic games, toys, and military reenactors demonstrating what life was like for soldiers from the past.

Family Workshop on the Farm

Take part in a puppet-making workshop led by Liz Joyce of Goat on a Boat. The experience also includes thirty minutes to explore the farm, visit the play areas, and interact with the farm’s furry animals.

Living Art of Bonsai

At LongHouse Reserve, The Living Art of Bonsai offers a hands-on, intimate experience that blends creativity with the natural world. Participants will craft their own bonsai and take home a living piece to care for and cultivate. Space is limited. Admission is $30 for members and $40 for non-members.

Southampton History Museum's Heritage Fair

The Southampton History Museum presents a Heritage Fair that commemorates the United States’ 250th anniversary. This semiquincentennial celebration honors a major national milestone in a welcoming museum setting and invites reflection on 250 years of American history.

Afternoon Tea in the Garden

The Town of Southampton Kiwanis Club of the Hamptons is hosting its first annual Mothers Day Tea. A basket raffle will be part of the festivities. Tickets are available for purchase in advance.

Who Are Those Guys at Twin Fork Beer Co

WATG Trio appears at Twin Fork Beer Co with music to go with the brews. This is a casual set from the trio in a brewery setting.

Buzz & Bloom Mirror Workshop

Kids take part in a bee-inspired mirror workshop where they paint the frame with gleaming gold, then sculpt their own bees and flower accents to complete the design. This creative session turns a simple mirror into a lively, nature-themed piece.

STEAM n' Snacks

Children in grades 3 through 5 are invited to participate in STEAM activities while enjoying snacks. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in chemistry experiments, play musical instruments, construct catapults and launching devices, and even create, code, and manipulate their own robots. Space is limited, and registration is required.

Mother's Day Sound Bath

Experience a sound bath with Daniel Lauter, aka MeditationDJ. Designed to relax and rejuvenate, this Mothers Day event will feature musical phrasing, melody, and harmonic balance. Attendees will receive a complimentary sachet of Lavender and Rose. Bring a yoga mat, pillow, blanket, or anything else needed for comfort as you enjoy the sounds of crystal bowls, a symphonic gong, Himalayan bells, and more. Daniel Lauter has shaped a musical practice for more than 40 years and infuses Buddhist mantras into each sound bath. This event is a meditative journey, whether celebrating maternal figures, showing self-love, or deepening a meditation practice.

Mother’s Day Brunch

Honor Mother’s Day at Canoe Place with a leisurely brunch that celebrates the flavors of the season. Enjoy time with family and friends over dishes that highlight in-season ingredients from the East End, creating a fresh and welcoming experience.

Mother's Day Brunch

Honor Mother’s Day with a refined brunch at The Baker House 1650. Set within a historic estate accented by garden blooms, elegant details, and special touches, this leisurely gathering offers a warm way to recognize the women who do so much. The afternoon is intended for lingering conversation, toasts, and shared memories. Reservations are available.

Sunday Afternoon Chess

Take a break from online play with an in-person chess gathering in the Bendheim Room. The atmosphere is friendly and laid back, and the session is non-instructional. Participants include students in grades 6 through 12 as well as adults. No registration is required.

Book Talk | Making Space: Interior Design by Women

Attend a conversation with Courtney McLeod, an award-winning designer and founder of Right Meets Left Interior Design, and Mónica Ramírez-Montagut, Parrish Executive Director. They will discuss the themes and impact of the publication "Making Space: Interior Design by Women," which showcases the work of numerous innovative women in interior design from the early twentieth century to today. Following the event, books will be available for purchase, and Courtney McLeod will be signing books.

Mother's Day Workshop

Kids can dive into creativity during a two hour drop off workshop designed to spark their imagination. With guidance from experienced studio artists, young makers explore unique art projects in an engaging, tailored environment.

Spring Migration Bird Walk

Join the Montauk Library Bird Club for a spring migration walk. Explore the woodlands and wetlands of Big Reed Pond with Frank Quevedo. May is peak migration, so this is the perfect time to see warblers, vireos, and resident marsh birds. Identify birds by sight and song on this moderate-paced 3-mile hike. All experience levels are welcome. Binoculars will be available to borrow, but tick and sun protection are recommended. This event is co-sponsored by the Montauk Library Bird Club, South Fork Natural History Museum, and Third House Nature Center. Limited to 30 participants, registration is required.

Cricut Crafts: Birdhouses

Explore Cricut crafting at Rogers Memorial Library in a creative session focused on creating decorative birdhouses. Participants can make as many as two birdhouses and receive guidance on cutting, personalizing, and embellishing their designs with the library’s Cricut machine.

After-School Art Spring Semester | Session IV

Children in grades K-5 can participate in after-school art workshops. Theyll learn about artists, gain inspiration from art pieces, and create their own artworks with a teaching artist. Southampton and Tuckahoe School District residents can attend for free. There is a fee for out-of-district residents.

ADVANCED WORKSHOP

This advanced workshop at Yoga Shanti Sag Harbor invites participants to look beyond simply moving through poses and sequences and to ask a more fundamental question: why. Inspired by the everyday act of tying your shoelaces, the session turns attention to purpose and intention, encouraging a thoughtful examination of what motivates the practice.

Italian Language Class - Advanced

An Italian class will be held in the Bendheim Room.

ESL with Centro Corazón de Maria

Playfit with Coach Rachel

Coach Rachel guides playful movement games tailored to little ones in a lively session.

Illustrated Ink Club

Open to students in grade 6 and older, this monthly meetup at the Bridgehampton Starbucks focuses on manga and graphic novels. Each gathering features a specific book for conversation, and one participant will win that title through a raffle.

Artful Tales

For children ages 1 to 3, this event includes songs, rhymes, stories, and art exploration. Registration is required.

Bilingual Story Time-Birth-5 years old

This bilingual story time, led by Ms. Mary Jane, offers a fun experience for children from birth to 5 years old. Registration is required.

East Hampton Library Knitting Club

A weekly knitting group meets in the Bendheim Room at East Hampton Library, with a reference librarian available. These are recurring meetings for knitters.

Book Club — The First Presbyterian Church of East Hampton

The book club concludes its 2025 reading and discussion series with The Secret Life of Sunflowers by Marta Molnar. The novel is based on the true story of Johanna Bonger and her connection to Vincent van Gogh.

Pollinator Pathways with Master Gardener Patty Collins

Master Gardener Patty Collins shares practical ways to support butterflies, birds and other pollinators by selecting plants that provide nectar, nourishment and shelter. Learn how to design a garden that offers resources across three seasons, turning both front and back yards into thriving habitats. The program highlights smart planting arrangements and showcases colorful, durable varieties that reliably attract pollinators.

East End Torch Run

The Long Island Region's East End Torch Run will be held at Montauk IGA. This is a running event on the East End.

Explore Printmaking Techniques: Stamp printing, Rubbings, Stenciling and Monoprinting with Dr. Quincy Egginton

Discover stamp printing, rubbings, stenciling, and monoprinting with Dr. Quincy Egginton in a four-class exploration of basic printmaking that values freedom of expression and welcomes surprising results. All supplies are provided for every session. This program takes place at The Bridgehampton Museum, The Nathaniel Rogers House.

Shannon-igans

For children ages 2 to 4, this event includes stories, songs, fingerplays and some fun shenanigans.

Yoga with Stacy Haessler

An East Hampton native, Stacy shares her love of yoga with the community she grew up in. Her classes highlight alignment, provide an encouraging environment, and are taught with thoughtful care.

Jigsaw Puzzle Club

Jigsaw Puzzle Club at Rogers Memorial Library is a relaxed, drop-in gathering where puzzle fans spend time together working through jigsaws of many sizes. Attendees can collaborate on a single large puzzle as a group, or settle into a smaller puzzle and enjoy a quieter challenge. Friendly conversation and steady progress are at the heart of this casual meet-up for enthusiasts.

Center Moriches at East Hampton-Bridgehampton-Pierson

Center Moriches travels for a varsity lacrosse matchup with East Hampton-Bridgehampton-Pierson in East Hampton, New York. This is an away, non-conference meeting for Center Moriches.

Tots, Toys, & Tales

Enjoy a playful morning with time for toys, chances to meet new friends, and a story to finish the fun.

Latin/Jazz Night

A vibrant evening of Latin jazz traces a musical path from Havana to Rio with a stellar ensemble. The lineup features Michael O’Brien on bass, Steve Sandberg on piano, Norbert Stachel on saxophone, and Nabate Isles on trumpet, with percussion to be announced. Presented as part of Hamptons JazzFest, the event blends live performance, community, and local flavors in an intimate setting where music lovers can connect. Dinner will be offered by Tapovana Lunch Box and refreshments will be available at the bar in limited quantities. The performance will be recorded for future broadcast on WLIW-FM, an NPR affiliate. The concert takes place at the Masonic Temple on the second floor. Admission is $20.

Friday Afternoon Mahjong

Enjoy a relaxed Mahjong gathering at East Hampton Library with experienced players at the tables. Newcomers are welcome, and a volunteer instructor is being sought to teach beginners. Open to everyone.

Art in Action (In-Person Sessions)

Presented in collaboration with the Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center, this program is designed for individuals with Alzheimer’s or dementia and their care partners. Participants will have the opportunity to view and discuss works of art and engage in hands-on artmaking activities.

MikelParis

MikelParis brings a live set to Bird on the Roof in Montauk. Tickets are available for this performance.

YA vs. YT Mario Kart Tournament

A Mario Kart tournament puts the Young Adult Department against the Young Teen Department. It is for middle school and high school students and will take place in YA.

Screening: Women Laughing

Enjoy a screening of Women Laughing, a short film about the women cartoonists of The New Yorker. Following the film, the films producer, Judith Mizrachy, and The New Yorker’s first female cartoon editor, Emma Allen, will join directors Kathleen Hughes and Liza Donnelly for a Q&A session. Lynn Sherr will moderate the discussion. The film explores how women have progressed in a field historically dominated by men, featuring conversations with cartoonists Roz Chast, Emily Flake, Sarah Akinterinwa, and others. The film highlights cartoons critique of political systems and societal issues, examining how women have used humor to change narratives. This screening complements the A Thousand Words: Photography at the New Yorker exhibition.

No Sailor

No Sailor brings a buoyant mix of rootsy and baroque-tinged indie folk to Montauk, New York as part of the Montauk Music Festival. Multiple sets are planned, with specific details to be announced. Music Existence has characterized their sound as playful and lighthearted folk rock, and suggested it is ready for major folk festival stages.

Weekly Saturday Storytime

Storytime at Barnes & Noble offers children a chance to explore books, build a love of reading, and make new friends in a welcoming setting.

Live Event: Gilbert & Sullivan’s classic "The Yeomen of the Guard"

Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Yeomen of the Guard is presented at The East Hampton Library by the Gilbert & Sullivan Light Opera Company of Long Island. This staging features a dramatic story and a score that includes well known songs such as Is Life a Boon, I Have a Song to Sing, O!, and Strange Adventure. The plot centers on Colonel Fairfax, played by Thomas Dean, and the intertwined lives of Phoebe Meryll, portrayed by Rebecca Rutkovsky, and Elsie Maynard, portrayed by Kara Vertucci. Admission is free, and registration is required.

Meghan VK

Meghan VK takes the stage at LALO as part of the Montauk Music Festival.

A Taste of Peru

Experience the flavors and traditions of Peru with tastings of authentic cuisine and traditional cocktails at The Baker House 1650. The private setting, rich with history, creates an inviting ambiance for an immersive cultural showcase. Seating is available by reservation, offering a relaxed way to savor the offerings in a picturesque atmosphere.

Sticks & Stones Comedy Presents: VANESSA HOLLINGSHEAD

Sticks & Stones Comedy spotlights Vanessa Hollingshead in a headlining set. Known for connecting with audiences through quick-witted crowd work, characters, and song, she has toured widely and is celebrated among the funniest women working today. Her credits include Comedy Central and Dry Bar specials, an appearance on Marc Maron’s WTF podcast, and the Showtime special Funny Women of a Certain Age hosted by Fran Drescher. Michele Fox takes the feature spot, with additional performances by Joe Winchell and Rob White. Before the laughs begin, there will be snacks, drinks, and live music from Kraman in the art gallery. The show takes place in the MainStage Room at the Southampton Cultural Center.

Meghan VK

Meghan VK brings her band to Montauk Project for a Montauk Music Festival performance.

Community Service: Teen Tech

Tech-savvy teens can earn community service hours by offering in-person help to adults who are less comfortable with technology. Support includes getting started with tablet use, navigating social media, using email, and other everyday tech needs.

Tiny Toes & The Jazz Crew

Groove along with Tiny Toes and the Jazz Crew in an upbeat musical experience filled with lively rhythms and feel-good energy. Expect a spirited atmosphere that invites plenty of foot-tapping fun.

Chem in a Flash! Grade K-6

Embark on a fast-paced chemistry adventure with The Mad Science Group. Discover reactions that unfold in moments as you conduct quick experiments and see results right away.

Speak Up & Slow Down

As part of Canio's The Great Gatsby Marathon, Speak Up & Slow Down is a workshop devoted to reading aloud effectively. Actor Paul Hecht shares techniques for tackling The Great Gatsby as a cold read, drawing on experience that includes Broadway, film, and television. There will be two sessions, and attendees can take part in either or both. Space is limited, and advance registration is requested. Hecht lives on the East End and will lead off the Great Gatsby marathon reading.

Birding for Beginners−Spring Migrants in Vineyard Field

Begin your birdwatching journey on a relaxed, beginner-friendly walk. Volunteer docents Cindy and Dave guide a stroll through Vineyard Field behind the museum to look for the area's regular inhabitants and, with luck, a few spring visitors.

Rogers Mystery Lovers

Readers drawn to page-turning puzzles come together as the Rogers Mystery Lovers, meeting each month to focus on a different mystery and discuss it as a group.

Meghan VK

Meghan VK performs at Star Island Yacht Club as part of the Montauk Music Festival. This set is included in the festival’s Star Island programming.

PHOTOGRAM COLLAGE: Lumen Printing with Sara VanDerBeek — The Church Sag Harbor

Explore lumen printing, a camera-less photographic technique. Lumen prints feature vibrant and ethereal colors and are made by placing objects on silver gelatin paper and exposing it to sunlight. During this workshop, Sara VanDerBeek will guide attendees in creating and exposing their own lumen prints, offering insights into how object placement and exposure times affect the outcome. Following exposure, the prints can be mounted to form a collage or kept as individual compositions. All materials will be provided, and attendees are welcome to bring flattened plant life, textiles, or other objects to incorporate. No experience is required, and attendees can take their creations home, along with the knowledge to continue working in this format.

Color Walk: Sag Harbor

A Color Walk through Sag Harbor with AIA Peconic Emerging Professionals takes place at Bay Street Theater & Sag Harbor Center for the Arts. It draws on the meditative creative practice popularized by American writer and artist William Burroughs.

Magic Mist Volcano 2-Hr Workshop

Children take part in an interactive art session to build a volcano humidifier that releases mist for an erupting lava effect. They will sculpt and decorate their project with plaster, paint, and clay.

Mini Makers

This program is designed for children ages 5 to 7, and their parents are encouraged to attend to participate with their child. Join in monthly STEAM exploration and activities, and construct different structures, code robots, and more. Registration is required and drop offs will not be permitted.

Coup at The Kennedy Center with Francesca Zambello and Sally Susman

This event extends a warm welcome to Francesca Zambello, a lifelong opera authority and a leading figure in the field. She is known for her distinguished leadership as the Artistic Director of Washington National Opera. The program highlights her achievements and long-standing dedication to the art.

Sunday Afternoon Chess

Step away from the screen and enjoy over-the-board play at the East Hampton Library. This relaxed chess session takes place in the Bendheim Room and welcomes participants in grades 6 to 12 as well as adults. No lessons are provided, and no registration is needed.

Broadway Book Club

At East Hampton Library, the first Broadway Book Club is for high school students and features reading a show script, a group read-through, and singing the songs.

Sublimation Mugs

Open to students in sixth grade and above, this creative activity invites participants to make sublimation coffee mugs featuring their own designs. Turn a personal idea into a custom mug and see your artwork come to life.

Who Speaks for You? Advance Directives & Power of Attorney

At Westhampton Free Library, this discussion explores the value of putting a Power of Attorney and a Health Care Proxy in place. It covers the essentials of advance directives, including health care proxies and living wills, and shares approaches to safeguarding personal assets. Registration is handled by Westhampton Free Library. Questions can be directed to 631-941-3434 or info@burnerlaw.com.

Italian Language Class - Advanced

An Italian class will be held in the Bendheim Room. This session provides dedicated time for learning Italian.

Artful Tales

This event is for children ages 1 to 3. It includes songs, rhymes, stories, and art exploration. Registration is required.

East Hampton Library Knitting Club

A reference librarian leads a weekly gathering for knitters at East Hampton Library, held in the Bendheim Room. Organized by the East Hampton Library Knitting Group, these ongoing meetups aim to keep things cozy.

Community Service: Seed Library Packaging

High school students can help package seeds that will be added to the Seed Library. Participation earns one hour of community service.

Shannon-igans

Designed for toddlers ages 2 to 4, Miss Shannon leads a playful program featuring stories, songs, fingerplays, and a bit of shenanigans to keep little ones engaged. Registration is required.

Yoga with Stacy Haessler

East Hampton native Stacy Haessler shares her passion for yoga with the community where she grew up during a session at East Hampton Library. Her teaching emphasizes alignment and a positive, caring atmosphere, creating a thoughtful experience for participants.

Monotype Printmaking - May ADVANCED — The Church Sag Harbor

An advanced Open Studio session in monotype printmaking takes place at The Church. In response to strong interest, the program now offers two levels, with an introductory option alongside this advanced offering.

Explore Printmaking Techniques: Stamp printing, Rubbings, Stenciling and Monoprinting with Dr. Quincy Egginton

Dr. Quincy Egginton leads a practical introduction to printmaking at The Bridgehampton Museum - The Nathaniel Rogers House. Across four classes, participants experiment with stamp printing, rubbings, stenciling, and monoprinting. Materials are provided for every session. The series emphasizes open-ended expression and the excitement of discovering unexpected outcomes as each technique is explored.

Historic Gardens in East Hampton

Take a colorful look at the rich garden legacy of East Hampton and nearby areas, featuring celebrated landscapes such as Grey Gardens, The Creeks, and the many Woodhouse gardens.

Tots, Toys, & Tales

Spend a cheerful morning exploring toys and meeting new friends. The fun concludes with a lively story to bring the morning to a close.

Tonino's Pizza & Italian Eatery

Tonino's Pizza & Italian Eatery unveils significant renovations, highlighted by a new dining room and bar. The refreshed space keeps the same food and music. A new look pairs with familiar tastes and sounds.

Friday Afternoon Mahjong

Enjoy a welcoming Mahjong session with experienced players. Beginners are invited, and a volunteer teacher is currently needed to help new players get started. Open to participants of every skill level.

Cowfish Happy Hour

Enjoy a discounted menu featuring select appetizers, well pours, Rum Punch, Signature Margarita, select wines by the glass, and beer at Cowfishs Happy Hour.

Friday Classic Film Series: THE PURPLE ROSE OF CAIRO

A showing of the film THE PURPLE ROSE OF CAIRO will take place. The movie is about a waitress who escapes her unhappy marriage by going to the movies. One day, a handsome movie character steps off the screen.

The Holiday Ramblers

The Holiday Ramblers call Morristown, New Jersey home, and they came together in Montauk, New York after meeting during casual summer gigs in breezy backyards and salty bars. Those early connections brought the band to life.

Weekly Saturday Storytime

Storytime at Barnes & Noble offers a welcoming setting where kids can discover a love of books and literature while making new friends.

Easy Street

EASY STREET returns to launch Summer 2026 at Cupsogue Beach, delivering high-energy rock by the water and setting a lively tone for the season.

Talk of the Town: A New Musical Reading at Bay Street Theater

Talk of the Town arrives at Bay Street Theater as a new musical reading that brings together fresh voices, original songs, and live storytelling in an intimate setting. Presented early in its development as part of Bay Street Theater’s commitment to nurturing new work, it offers a rare chance to see a musical at the very beginning of its path. This is a reading rather than a full production, presented in a streamlined format that puts the story, the music, and the performances at the forefront. Tickets go on sale soon. VIP admission includes a private post-show reception with the creators.

Colin Quinn

Colin Quinn delivers a quick, incisive look at American culture, politics, and history onstage, drawing on the perspective that made him a fixture on SNL’s Weekend Update and the host of Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn. Renowned for solo shows, he created Red State Blue State, which earned praise in The New Yorker, premiered as CNN’s first-ever comedy special, and can now be seen on Netflix. His range also includes the book Overstated, lampooning all 50 states, and the pandemic-era project Colin Quinn & Friends: A Parking Lot Comedy Show, capturing stand-up’s persistence during the pandemic. This performance showcases his incisive comedy and storytelling, weaving commentary on culture, politics, and history.

Louise Pigott Art

Louise Pigott is part of the Westhampton Fine Art Festival alongside fellow artists, taking part in the show.

Themed Story Time- birth-4 years old

Join a themed story time designed for children ages birth to 4 years old.

Sistek

SISTEK appears at Palma Day Club, Montauk’s standout summer daytime party. Hosted at The Montauk Beach House, the series is back for a second season with a daylight vibe centered on house music.

"In the Presence of Light" Art Show (Opening 5-7pm)

Presented as a three-day pop-up, the exhibition is curated by Luisa Esposito of Hampton House Events together with artist Casey Chalem Anderson. It showcases work from established and emerging artists, with contributors from the Hamptons as well as areas beyond.

Video Editing for Beginners

Learn the basics of creating short videos and social media clips in a beginner-friendly class at Rogers Memorial Library. Using free tools like Canva and Google Vids, the session introduces essential editing techniques to help beginners get started.

Light-Up Cloud 2-Hr Workshop

Kids dive into a creative, hands-on session crafting soft, light-up cloud creations that seem to drift skyward. They will bring their projects to life by making and attaching a variety of handmade raindrops and mobile elements, creating a sky-inspired piece that glows.

Cade Alami

Find tickets for Cade Alami at The Montauk Beach House.

BOOK TALK: GAYLE FELDMAN, Author of NOTHING RANDOM, in conversation with CATHLEEN MCGUIGAN — The Church Sag Harbor

Gayle Feldman, author of Nothing Random: Bennett Cerf and the Publishing House He built, will discuss her work with Cathleen McGuigan. Feldmans biography delves into the life of the founder of Random House, who later became a celebrity on What’s My Line? The discussion will explore how Feldman wrote this cultural history and venture into Cerf’s life. A Q&A with the audience and a book signing will follow the discussion.

Bounce Beach Saturday Nightlife

Audien

D.O.D

Palma Day Club brings back Montauk’s signature summer day party at Montauk Beach House. Now in its second season, it offers a daytime setting centered on house music.

INSIGHT SUNDAY with FRANCINE FLEISCHER — The Church Sag Harbor

An accomplished artist and Sag Harbor native, Francine Fleischer, will discuss her fine art photography. She will delve into the creative process behind her series, The Water In Between. This series was inspired by a magical swimming hole in Mexico that had once been used by an ancient civilization. Learn about the inspiration, technical achievements, and methodology behind this body of work. A Q&A session with the audience will follow the discussion. Additionally, The Water in Between #9214 will be on view downstairs in the studio space.

"In the Presence of Light" Art Show

In the Presence of Light is a three day pop up art show curated by Luisa Esposito of Hampton House Events and artist Casey Anderson. It benefits nonprofit 501(3)c organizations, including the North Sea Maritime Center.

Sunday Afternoon Chess

A relaxed, in-person chess gathering takes place in the Bendheim Room, offering over-the-board play without formal instruction. It is open to teens in grades 6 through 12 as well as adults. No registration is required.

Dan's Rosé Soirée

Memorial Day Weekend in Southampton sets the stage for Dan’s Rosé Soirée, a much anticipated celebration that opens the Hamptons summer season. Guests can sample over 20 rosés from around the world.

Sunday Nightlife

Cupsogue Beach Presents DOCK Holiday Live!

Dock Holiday delivers a live blend of funk, country, pop, rock, and soul at Cupsogue Outer Beach.

International Snack Night

This program is designed for students in grade six and older. Participants can sample a variety of snacks from around the world, compare flavors, and rate what they try. Take part in lighthearted trivia, choose your top favorites, and enjoy time with friends.

Fauna Happy Hour

Fauna hosts a Happy Hour at both the indoor bar and the patio bar, weather permitting. Guests can choose from a curated assortment of appetizers, wines by the glass, and well drinks.

TUE Playgroup - Tots On The Farm

Spend time with your little one in an idyllic farm setting where each class focuses on connection. Families and children share bonding moments with the farm animals, and there is plenty of opportunity to meet new friends.

Italian Language Class - Advanced

An Italian language class meets in the Bendheim Room, bringing attendees together for structured learning and practice.

Playfit with Coach Rachel

Coach Rachel leads a lively play session with energetic games for young children. Kids can move, play, and have fun through simple activities designed to get them active.

Artful Tales

At Hampton Library, children ages 1 to 3 can enjoy a gentle mix of music, playful verse, read-alouds, and hands-on art discovery. Registration is required.

Crafts for Kids: Planting Seedlings

This hands-on craft session invites children ages three through fifth grade to express their own creativity. Anyone planning to participate in the in-person format should register in advance, as space is limited. Activities could get a little messy, so wearing play clothes or something that can handle splashes and spills is recommended.

Sunset Wednesdays

Centered on Nancy Atlas, this event highlights a creative path that began with art history studies at Cambridge University, followed by a decisive shift to the guitar at age 21. Over the next 17 years she has released five albums on her own independent label.

Laptime Stories

For children from birth to age 5, this lively session at Rogers Memorial Library features stories, songs, puppets, and action rhymes. Pre-registration is required.

Shannon-igans

Designed for toddlers ages 2 to 4, Miss Shannon leads a lively session with storytime, music, and fingerplay fun, plus a little playful mischief to keep everyone smiling. Registration is required.

Healing Through Art

In partnership with Stony Brook Southampton Hospital, this program highlights the healing role of art for people living with cancer, those in remission, and the caregivers who support them. Through a therapeutic focus on creative practices, it offers support to help manage their experiences.

Yoga with Stacy Haessler

East Hampton native Stacy shares her love of yoga with the community where she grew up. Her classes offer an uplifting experience with a strong focus on alignment, all guided with a thoughtful approach.

THUR Playgroup - Tots On The Farm

Set in a peaceful farm environment, this class invites you and your child to connect. Families and children spend time with the farm animals and have the chance to meet new friends.

Tots, Toys, & Tales

Spend a playful morning exploring toys, connecting with others, and ending with a lively story to bring the fun to a close.

Friday Afternoon Mahjong

Enjoy a friendly Mahjong get-together where camaraderie and play come first. The group already includes seasoned players, and a volunteer instructor is being sought to help newcomers learn the game. Open to everyone, whether you play regularly or are just getting started.

Back in Time Book Group (AUTHOR TALK)

At Rogers Memorial Library, an author talk with Malve Von Hassell centers on her book The Price of Loyalty: Serving Adela of Blois. Presented within a history book group setting, the conversation focuses on the work and its context. The group alternates its reading choices between historical fiction and nonfiction.

Adult Art Open Studio

Unwind, experiment, and spark your creativity in a guided open studio created for adults. Every week brings a fresh theme and technique, including expressive painting.

Songs and Stories

This program is for children from birth to age five and features a mix of stories, songs, and rhymes. It centers on sharing well loved tales, melodies, and verses for young listeners. Preregistration is required.

Mini Makers

Caregivers and toddlers share a colorful, hands-on art session that sparks creativity. Made for children ages 2 to 3, this guided experience invites young makers to experiment with paint, explore textures, and work with sensory materials.

Paint Pour Hour!

Kids dive into a vibrant, interactive art session that celebrates color and creativity. Using the playful technique of paint pouring with acrylics, they experiment with swirling hues and fluid patterns. Each child designs a marbled figurine that is entirely their own.

Friday Classic Film Series: La Vie en Rose

See a multiple international award-winning biopic about Édith Piaf, the iconic French singer. The film depicts Piafs life, which, despite her success, was filled with tragedy.

Weekly Saturday Storytime

This weekly storytime at Barnes & Noble encourages children to develop a love of books and literature and provides a welcoming setting to make new friends.

'East Hampton Music Series' Presents: Tal Naccarato, LIVE! Unplugged

An unplugged performance featuring Italo 'Tal' Naccarato, a composer, songwriter, teaching artist, and instrumentalist. Born in Fiumefreddo Bruzio, a mountain village in Calabria, Italy, and raised in East Flatbush, Brooklyn, he brings a rich background to original music grounded in traditional folk and Americana. The sound leans into rock and blues and includes classical guitar inspired pieces carried by a warm, bluesy swing.

Teen Tech Time: Teens Help Adults with Computer Questions: One on One Tech

This in-person program provides individualized technology assistance from teens in the East Hampton community. It is designed to help participants stay connected.

Five Eleven: Palma Day Club

Five Eleven is a two-person team of producer DJs, Emmie Nielsen and Cho Seward, who have been friends for years. Hailing from different coasts, they first connected while living together in a model apartment...

Paint Pour Hour!

Kids can dive into a bright, interactive art session that highlights acrylic pour painting. Through playful experimentation with color and flow, each child decorates a figurine with swirling, marbled patterns for a one-of-a-kind creation.

Tal Naccarato

Italo ‘Tal’ Naccarato is an instrumentalist, composer, songwriter, and teaching artist who was born in Fiumefreddo Bruzio, a mountain village in Calabria with medieval roots. He later grew up in East Flatbush.

To Infinity and Beyond

Presented by Dancehampton, this milestone event marks 19 years of dance. The celebration highlights Dancehampton’s journey in the art form.

The Como Brothers

See The Como Brothers perform live at Islands End Grill.

Viva Las Vegas 2026

Enjoy fine foods, games of chance, and music at this event that benefits the local community. Every ticket holder gets chips to use for gaming. There will be dancing, a silent auction, a ticket auction, an open bar, a grand buffet, and a raw bar. Prizes will be awarded to the top three chip holders.

Saturday Camp

A farm setting provides a caring, supportive outdoor space where children can grow, explore, and feel connected. Campers team up to look after the animals through feeding, cleaning, and other tasks. The experience centers on cooperation, time in nature, and interaction with farm life.

Bounce Beach Saturday Nightlife

Potatohampton 5K Run/Walk

A 5-kilometer run and walk held at The Bridgehampton Museum. Participants can cover the distance at a running or walking pace.

SQUAD GAME 7

Step into a circus-inspired edition of this fitness event, a three-hour lineup of games that challenge both body and mind while rekindling a playful, childlike spark. Tailored for adults who value staying active, this seventh installment blends spirited competition with movement-focused challenges. The entry fee is $60. It takes place at Carpe Diem Fitness in Southampton. For details, call or text 516-521-7256.

Still, Small Voice at The Church: A Monthly Gathering for Reflection and Contemplative Sharing — The Church Sag Harbor

The Church extends an invitation to Still, Small Voice, a recurring monthly session designed for contemplation and shared insights. This gathering encourages silent reflection and thoughtful dialogue, focusing on questions related to creativity, community, and human existence. Participants will have the opportunity to explore their authentic voices in a non-judgmental, supportive environment. The session includes silent reflection, the option to share thoughts aloud, and an "Afterthoughts" period for open conversation. Some quick tips: be gentle with yourself and others, welcome latecomers, avoid cross talk and refrain from referencing political/religious figures, reflect deeply before speaking and listen actively, and stay for Afterthoughts if you wish to engage in conversation.

Open-Studio

At ColorPop Workshop, adults can unwind and explore their creative side in a guided open studio. Each week introduces a fresh theme and technique, including expressive painting. The sessions encourage experimentation and personal expression at a comfortable pace.

Mini Makers

Designed for toddlers and their caregiver, this playful art class invites little ones ages 2 to 3 to discover color and creativity through a guided experience. Children get hands-on with paint, textures, and sensory elements, creating together with a grown-up in a welcoming, exploratory setting.

Sunday Afternoon Chess

Take a break from online matches and enjoy relaxed, in-person chess in the Bendheim Room at East Hampton Library. Designed for players in grades 6 through 12 and for adults, this gathering centers on friendly games and does not include instruction. Registration is not required.

Hudson Freeman

lots of hands brings a live show to The Stephen Talkhouse in East Hampton. Tickets are available for this event.

Full Blue Moon Hike

Friends of the Long Pond Greenbelt and the South Fork Natural History Society present an unhurried walk along open field paths at the South Fork Natural History Museum & Nature Center. The outing is connected to the Full Blue Moon and includes a brief note about the occurrence of two full moons in a single month and what the second is called.

17th Annual Al Barone Golf & Gala

At Westhampton Country Club, this community-focused golf and gala brings people together to champion individuals and families affected by traumatic brain injury. The event helps fund vital programs, services, and resources that many families depend on long after a hospital stay. Participation supports recovery, greater independence, and a strong sense of community for those navigating life after brain injury.

Mister Halston

Previews launch a new play that opens Bay Street Theater’s 35th Anniversary Mainstage Season. Set amid the vibrant New York scene of the 1970s and 80s, it follows fashion icon Halston through rapid ascent, cultural impact, and the personal costs of building a global empire. Premiering in Sag Harbor, the production brings one of American fashion’s defining creative forces to life onstage. Written by Raffaele Pacitti, directed by Michael Wilson, and produced in association with Tony Award winning producer Bruce Robert Harris. The engagement begins with previews, then an opening weekend, followed by additional weeks of performances.

Mister Halston - Previews Begin

Previews begin for Mister Halston, a new drama that launches Bay Street Theater’s 35th anniversary Mainstage season in Sag Harbor. Set amid the energy of New York in the 1970s and 1980s, the production follows fashion icon Halston’s swift rise, the glamour and ambition that shaped his influence, and the personal cost of building a global brand. This world premiere brings a seminal American fashion figure to the stage. Written by Raffaele Pacitti and directed by Michael Wilson, the production is presented in association with Tony Award winning producer Bruce Robert Harris.

Author talk & Book Signing Tom Junod "In the Days of My Youth I Was Told What It Means to Be a Man"

An author talk and book signing features two-time National Magazine Award winner Tom Junod, spotlighting his memoir "In the Days of My Youth I Was Told What It Means to Be a Man." The book follows a son’s search for truth amid the legacy of his larger-than-life, philandering father, unfolding as an emotionally charged investigation that builds through a series of revelations toward reckoning and redemption. Celebrated for its vivid, commanding prose, it has earned strong critical praise, with The Wall Street Journal describing it as a powerful tribute to a complex father figure and Kirkus noting it as an absorbing family narrative and a clear-eyed reflection on manhood written with style and feeling. Books will be available for purchase and signing, provided by Bookhampton.

The Soul Jam Revue LIVE at Katch – Cupsogue Beach

Kick off the season with a waterfront celebration as The Soul Jam Revue delivers Philly Soul favorites and more. Look for high energy vocals, a tight horn section, and dance floor classics set against beach views with food and drinks available. The show has been relocated to Katch at Cupsogue Beach in Cupsogue Beach County Park for an evening of music by the ocean. This is a free, family-friendly event with easygoing beach vibes.

Montauk Tennis Retreat - Levels: 2.5 - 3.25

Experience a multi day tennis retreat in Montauk that blends focused training with the area’s easygoing spirit. Developed with Gotham Tennis Academe Montauk, it is tailored for players rated 2.5 to 3.25 who want to sharpen skills while enjoying a relaxed coastal atmosphere. Expect more than 11 hours on court with optional free play, professional instruction from four coaches, and a dedicated 30 minute one on one session. Play unfolds in a nature preserve setting, and the plan includes accommodations and transportation from NYC. Off court, unwind with sunset dinners, a barbecue, beach time, and the camaraderie of a small group of about 12 to 16 tennis enthusiasts. The schedule aims for a comfortable balance of quality court time and opportunities to relax, all with unmistakable Montauk vibes.

Alexandra's Rip Current Awareness 5K

This 5-kilometer event shines a light on rip currents and is set at Southampton Cultural Center.

Tiger Rose At Cupsogue Beach Hut

Tiger Rose takes the stage at Cupsogue Beach Hut for two sets packed with Jerry Band style jams, with guest Jim Swatko.

Montauk Mile

Montauk Mile will be held at Lion's Field. For complete details and registration, consult the event organizer.

Montauk Tennis Retreat - Levels: 3.5 - 4.5

Improve your tennis in a relaxed Montauk setting, with a program developed in collaboration with Gotham Tennis Academe Montauk and tailored for players rated 3.5 to 4.5. Expect over 11 hours on court with optional free play, coaching from four professionals, and a dedicated 30 minute one on one session. Sessions take place in a nature preserve setting. Accommodations and transportation from New York City are part of the program. Beyond practice, the experience includes sunset dinners, a barbecue, beach time, and a small community of about 12 to 16 tennis enthusiasts. The schedule balances focused training with time to unwind, reflecting the easygoing spirit of Montauk.

RJA MEMORIAL MIGHTY MONTAUK TRIATHLON/AQUABIKE/SPRINT

Celebrating 45 years, this memorial event in Montauk, New York features triathlon, aquabike, and sprint options and is recognized as a longstanding tradition. Registration is open. Participation supports the fight to find a cure for pancreatic cancer.

Rumours Returns to Westhampton!

Rumours returns to Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center for another appearance. The event marks a return engagement at the venue.

US Open Golf Championship Tickets Southampton NY Shinnecock Hills Club

Experience the US Open Golf Championships at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton, New York. Tickets are available through the MyCityRocks Ticket Exchange, a ticket resale marketplace that often features premium seats, suites, and options for events that may be sold out at the original box office, with occasional deals below face value. Every purchase is backed by a 100% guarantee of genuine tickets that will work at the gate, plus a full money back guarantee if the event is canceled without a new date, excluding shipping. Listings are priced by individual sellers and can appear above or below face value. Since 2005, MyCityRocks has fulfilled more than 100,000 orders and offers access to a marketplace of over 40 million tickets spanning sports, concerts, and theater worldwide. MyCityRocks is not affiliated with the venue or the performer. Tickets can also make a thoughtful gift for a friend or loved one.

The Soul Jam Revue LIVE @ The Beach House

The Soul Jam Revue brings a high-energy celebration of Philly Soul and the classic sounds of soul, R&B, and funk to The Beach House at Cupsogue Beach, marking the band’s first appearance at this venue. Expect rich vocal harmonies, vibrant horns, and a tight rhythm section that captures the spirit of the genre’s trailblazers while keeping the crowd on its feet. The waterfront setting adds a breezy summer atmosphere, pairing the shoreline backdrop with a set of beloved hits. A welcoming pick for longtime soul devotees and anyone in the mood for a lively night by the beach.

The Robert Cray Band

Robert Cray and his longtime band spotlight the power of American roots music with searing guitar work and a voice steeped in soul. Over more than five decades, Cray has reshaped blues, soul, and rock, earning five Grammy Awards and induction into the Blues Hall of Fame. His breakthrough album Strong Persuader opened new doors for the blues in the MTV era and reached a vast audience with multi-million sales. Known for appearances alongside B.B. King, Eric Clapton, and The Rolling Stones, he continues to captivate as a compelling storyteller. Expect songs driven by heart, grit, and groove, delivered with steadfast authenticity, musical integrity, and charged electric blues.

Elon Gold

Comedian, actor, and writer Elon Gold presents the quick wit audiences know from his hour-long special Chosen & Taken, originally on Netflix and now streaming on Amazon Prime. His clips have gone viral, shared by millions around the world, and he has made ten visits to The Tonight Show along with several appearances on The Late Late Show with James Corden. On television he has starred in FOX’s Stacked and developed and headlined NBC’s In-Laws, with guest roles on Crashing, Frasier, Chappelle’s Show, and Chelsea Lately. He also served as a writer and performer on ABC’s The Dana Carvey Show. More recently he appeared in a recurring role during season 11 of HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm, and is featured in the upcoming Kal Penn film Trust Me, I’m A Doctor, as well as the title role in The Badchan from director Gidi Dar. Presented with support from Cynthia Hochman.

A Hans Zimmer Candlelight Experience In East Hampton, NY - Friday June 26th

A candlelit concert at East Hampton UMC celebrates the film music of Hans Zimmer with an intimate classical program performed by a string trio. Expect themes from Gladiator, Kung Fu Panda, Sherlock Holmes, Madagascar, Cornfield, The Holiday, Interstellar, Eptescious, Lion King, and Pirates of the Caribbean. Seating is first come, first served within your allocated zone in Platinum, Gold, Silver, or Bronze, with two separate sittings offered. The venue is wheelchair accessible, though front row placement is not guaranteed. Suitable for ages 8 and up. Lumos presents these artist tributes in warmly lit settings, and each month a donation supports a different charity.

Straight No Chaser: Beach Bash

Straight No Chaser brings an all-vocal performance to the Beach Bash, challenging the blazer-and-khaki college stereotype. This nine-member ensemble builds every note with the human voice, pairing precision harmonies with a sense of humor. Their impact is reflected in two RIAA Gold certifications, more than 1.5 million concert tickets sold, over one billion Pandora streams, and more than two million albums sold worldwide. Expect music made entirely by voices that resonates on a fundamental level and entertains with wit.

Improv With My Friends From Work: With Cast & Writers From SNL

Ceara Jane O’Sullivan of SNL hosts a night of long-form improv with cast members and writers from Saturday Night Live. The show blends on-the-spot scenes, a few stand-up sets, and the occasional reading of sketches that never made it to air, and at least half the performers will be drinking on stage. Scheduled to perform are Carl Tart, Chloe Troast, Asha Ward, and Jimmy Fowlie, with special guests in the mix, and the lineup may change.

Jessie's Girl: Back to the '80s

Jessie’s Girl delivers a high-energy celebration of 1980s hits, featuring standout New York City rock and pop vocalists backed by a seasoned band that has performed alongside genuine icons of the decade. With a track record that includes sellouts at The Paramount and The Capitol Theatre and a headlining spot on The ‘80s Cruise, this show transforms the room into a full-on retro party. Sing-along favorites and big vibes take center stage, and neon outfits with a little extra hairspray fit right in for a throwback feel worthy of 1989.

Southampton Firecracker 8K & 3M

Set at Agawam Park, this distance event offers two options, 8K and 3 miles, so participants can choose the length that suits them.

Jared Freid

After the success of his Netflix special 37 & Single, which reached the Top 10 in both the United States and Canada, Jared Freid brings candid, quick-hitting observations on modern dating to the stage. The New York Times has noted that he stands apart in the realm of relationship comedy, and his material transforms dating apps, situationships, and millennial jitters into laughs that feel like a group therapy session. As host of the JTrain Podcast and co-host of U Up?, he has built a loyal audience with straightforward, funny guidance in a Dear Abby style for guys. Expect sharp, relatable stand-up that speaks to anyone who has ever overthought a text. Generously sponsored by Lisa and Michael Kaufman.

My Life: The Musical! (Ages 7–9) Summer Camp! July 6 - 10 | Bay Steet Theater

Children ages 7 to 9 spend an inspiring week devising, rehearsing, and staging a brand new musical shaped by their own ideas. Guided by a professional teaching artist, they practice acting, singing, and dance while enjoying creative games and improvisations that build confidence, communication, collaboration, and imagination. Participants brainstorm themes, map out the story, develop characters, and choose or write songs, then bring everything together into a unique production. The experience wraps up with a showcase of their original musical for family and friends. Kasia Klimiuk is featured with a background that spans more than a decade in using theatre for development, empowerment, and joy. She serves as Executive Director and cofounder of Our Fabulous Variety Show, holds an MA in Applied Theatre from the CUNY School of Professional Studies, and has New York State K to 12 Theatre Certification from the City College of New York. She also coordinates the Teeny Awards for East End Arts. Her work in playbuilding and improvisation supports collaborative creation and a strong sense of community for participants of all ages.

Probate, Taxes & Asset Protection 101 - presented by Burner Prudenti Law, P.C.

An introductory session on probate, taxes, and asset protection presented by Burner Prudenti Law, P.C. The discussion highlights the importance of key estate planning documents, explains how the probate process works, and addresses common misconceptions. It also explores whether a will eliminates the need to worry about probate and outlines ways to safeguard personal assets.

Osprey Conservation talk with The Group for the East End

Learn about the remarkable ospreys that return to East Hampton and the East End each spring and summer in a talk led by Group for the East End staff member Jennifer Skilbred. Hear how decades of monitoring, including a 2025 survey documenting active nests across the region, inform their protection and track a notable conservation comeback. The program explores the progress made, the challenges that remain, and ongoing efforts to safeguard this species and its habitats. Since 1972, the Group for the East End has worked to protect and restore the environment of eastern Long Island through education, conservation, and advocacy.

Lucas Zelnick

Lucas Zelnick delivers a tightly crafted, joke-dense hour that has been filling rooms nationwide. Drawing on a background that includes a Stanford business degree and an affluent Manhattan upbringing, he turns his own privilege into the butt of the joke with clear-eyed candor rather than apology. The material zeroes in on the oddities of wealth, the tangled realities of privilege, and the honest reactions that come from moving between different worlds. Every segment lands with practiced timing and confident delivery shaped by extensive time onstage, keeping laughs coming at a rapid clip from start to finish.

Bay Street Theater 35th Anniversary Gala

Bay Street Theater celebrates its 35th anniversary with a summer gala in Sag Harbor that spotlights storytelling, creativity, and the impact of the arts. The evening honors Lin-Manuel Miranda, recipient of the Julie Andrews Lifetime Achievement Award, while supporting the theater’s mission to present bold, inspiring, and meaningful live performance for the community. Artists, supporters, and friends gather at the theater for a festive occasion that reflects on decades by the waterfront and looks to the future with gratitude and excitement.

Darren Criss

Darren Criss, an Emmy and Golden Globe winner, presents a concert that spans his multifaceted career. The set includes songs from Glee, Starkid, and the Broadway productions he has starred in, alongside original music from his EP Masquerade and his holiday album A Very Darren Crissmas. Following early viral success with A Very Potter Musical and performances that reached the top of the Billboard charts, he has built a body of work across Broadway and television recognized with major awards. Having starred in the Broadway production Maybe Happy Ending, he offers a night of songs and storytelling. Sponsored by Leni and Harvey Goldsmith, with partial sponsorship from Roni Cowan.

Matteo Bocelli

Matteo Bocelli brings the Falling In Love World Tour, opening a fresh chapter beyond a renowned family legacy to reimagine romance for today. His sound merges classical refinement with the intimate sweep of cinematic pop, pairing polished technique with barehearted expression. Highlights span the Tuscan warmth of Glimpse of Happiness to the poignant classic Caruso, shaping a performance of sincerity and yearning that connects across eras and styles. Generous support is provided by Gisele and Joseph Schueller.

My Life: The Musical! (Ages 7–9) Summer Camp!

Designed for ages 7 to 9, this weeklong camp invites kids to turn their own experiences into an original musical. With guidance from an experienced theater educator, participants invent characters, craft scenes and write songs drawn from their ideas. Through games, improvisation, movement and music, they build core skills in acting, singing, storytelling and working as an ensemble. Confidence grows as the group rehearses and shapes the show throughout the week, leading to a culminating performance for family and friends. The program takes place at Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor and the cost is $649.

Improv Squad (Ages 7–9) – Kids Improv Theater Summer Camp

Kids ages 7 to 9 can jump into the world of improv at Bay Street Theater in a lively camp filled with storytelling games and creative exercises. Guided by a Bay Street teaching artist, campers build confidence, sharpen listening, and practice teamwork while discovering what makes improvisation so engaging. Over the week, they try a range of techniques, collaborate to create their own original games, and see how improv connects to acting and life on stage. The experience concludes with a playful showcase for friends and family where participants share what they have learned. Ideal for young performers who enjoy quick thinking and creative fun.

Westhampton Beach Concerts on the Green with Strawberry Fields in full costume FREE show gazebo park

Settle in for a free outdoor concert at the gazebo park in the Main Street district of downtown Westhampton Beach. The music celebrates the Beatles for a relaxed evening in the park. Pack a blanket or lawn chairs and bring your own refreshments so you can get comfortable and enjoy the show.

A Queen vs Elton John Candlelight Experience In Southampton, NY - Friday July 17th

At First Presbyterian Church of Southampton NY, a candlelit concert celebrates the music of Queen and Elton John through a classical lens. A string trio leads the program, opening with Queen favorites such as Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Another One Bites the Dust, Don’t Stop Me Now, You’re My Best Friend, I Want to Break Free, Somebody to Love, Killer Queen, and We Are the Champions. The second half shifts to Elton John hits including I’m Still Standing, Crocodile Rock, Bennie and the Jets, Saturday Nights Alright, Candle in the Wind, Rocket Man, Don’t Let the Sun Go Down On Me, Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word, and Don’t Go Breaking My Heart. Seating is first come within your selected tiered zone, with bronze, silver, gold, and platinum options. Guests ages eight and older are welcome. The venue is wheelchair accessible, though front row placement cannot be guaranteed. Presented by Lumos, which creates intimate tributes to iconic artists and makes a monthly donation to a different charity.

Almost Queen

Almost Queen channels the power, flair, and musicality of Queen, bringing the sound and spirit of the original band to life. This four piece band delivers layered four part harmonies, finely executed instrumental passages, and careful attention to detail. Authentic stage wear, high energy, and precision come together to create a concert that connects with music fans of all ages. Each show features a thoughtfully assembled selection of Queen favorites alongside deeper album moments. Crowds can hear staples like Somebody to Love, Don’t Stop Me Now, Fat Bottomed Girls, and Radio Ga Ga, along with essentials such as Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, and We Are the Champions. The band also includes gems like Flash, Spread Your Wings, and Love of My Life. Fans often travel to experience the performance, and many return again and again. Generously sponsored by Marjorie and Jimmy Kuhn.

Let's Sing Taylor

Let’s Sing Taylor presents a full-band tribute to the songs of Taylor Swift, featuring high-energy, true-to-the-record performances that span her wide-ranging catalog. The production has been traveling across the country and fosters a shared celebration where Swifties can sing along together. Attendees are encouraged to wear Taylor-inspired outfits and add their voices to the music. This fan-supported show is not endorsed by, authorized by, or affiliated with Taylor Swift, TAS Rights Management, or their associated entities.

The Magical World of Marionettes – Kids Theater Workshop

At Bay Street Theater, young creators explore marionette puppetry in a hands-on kids theater workshop led by Kim Profaci of The Modern Marionette Company. Children learn fundamental puppet manipulation, practice storytelling through role play and improvisation, and reimagine scenes from familiar tales. Each participant builds a personal marionette and brings it to life in a presentation for family and friends on the final day. Designed for ages 4 to 7, the program encourages movement, creativity, and collaborative play. Participants should bring a water bottle and a snack, and wear comfortable clothing suitable for indoor activities and outdoor play.

John Pizzarelli

Grammy-winning guitarist and vocalist John Pizzarelli offers a heartfelt, swinging salute to Tony Bennett, marking what would have been Bennett’s 100th birthday. The program spotlights timeless songs tied to Bennett, delivered with Pizzarelli’s trademark warmth, skill, and charm. This goes beyond a standard tribute, serving as a joyful nod from one master of the American Songbook to another, with buoyant swing, heartfelt ballads, and an elegant, energetic spirit throughout. Generous support is provided by Pat Gold.