Annette Hinkle

The Sag Harbor Masonic Club will present an evening of music with Anita Guarino and Steven Skoldberg on Friday, March 11, at 7 p.m. Guarino’s repertoire includes her renditions of Ella, Janis, Ronstadt and others. Accompanied by Skoldberg on keys, both artists will also perform original music as wel…

You’ve no doubt heard about them, and perhaps even encountered them — maybe in travels abroad or on the streets of Manhattan. Or perhaps you’ve met them online, masters of the craft who lurk behind opaque veils of false impersonation.

Last June, Guild Hall instituted a capital campaign in celebration of its 90th anniversary, to bring the facility to the next level. Now, it looks like the fabled East Hampton institution, which first opened its doors in 1931, is poised to bring that vision to fruition.

The title of the new show at SAC — “Outcropping” — refers to the English translation of the word “Shinnecock” as “People of the Stony Shore” and it references the Nation’s historic connection to the land. While the overarching goal of the exhibit and its associated programming is to shine a light on…

February 25 is National Chowder Day. With the weather gone mad, the chowders from Lobster Roll are the perfect way to warm up and get a fix of fresh seafood fare.

Southampton Artists Association will hold its 2022 Winter Art Exhibit from Friday, February 18 to Sunday, February 27 at Levitas Center for the Arts at the Southampton Cultural Center. A meet the artists reception will be held on February 27 at 3 p.m.

In recent weeks, Justin Harris and his fellow teaching artists and production team members of the Arts Academy at Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center (WHBPAC) have been busy putting their young charges through the paces of full theatrical productions.

A New Artist-In-Residence Program Fosters Collaborative Creativity

This story was first published in The Southampton Press and 27east.com. It was a legendary North Fork story that Grant Parpan had heard about for years — a tale of intrigue involving a pillar of the community who left town one day with a boat-load of cash and a major secret. William LaMorte, aka “Bunky,”...

This story was first published in The Southampton Press and 27east.com. It was a legendary North Fork story that Grant Parpan had heard about for years — a tale of intrigue involving a pillar of the community who left town one day with a boat-load of cash and a major secret. William LaMorte, aka “Bunky,”...