Arts

"We are pretty much doing the whole iconic performances of Jimi Hendrix, from the beginning to the end - even before he became famous," Bleu told Hamptons.com.

"A kind and generous person, Fred's soothing, original music goes right to your heart," said Nancy Remkus.

"We are thrilled to have Paton return for the 4th year of the popular East End Collected exhibition," says Amy Kirwin.

"We are symbiotic with the earth and while we destroy it we are destroying ourselves," says exhibiting artist Janet Culbertson.

"Let your art celebrate the coming of spring and summer (finally!) on the beautiful East End of Long Island—or anyplace sunny and wonderful," Jane Kirkwood noted.

"It is energizing to see the impact that the arts are making throughout the United States," said NEA Chairman Jane Chu.

"I know that playing at the Talkhouse is special because I'm from the South Fork. It's a really exciting thing for me and a great honor," shares King.

The words of William Shakespeare are never to be under estimated for their enduring power and relevance. His plays live on century after century.

Hampton Theatre Company's Boys Next Door is a powerful use of theater to expose the reality of special needs through drama and comedy, while shining the bright show lights on it.

"It never ceases to fascinate how one medium can take on so many forms but that is what makes the mind of the artist so relentlessly intriguing," Kat O'Neill.