Arts

"I just got in. I was just in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina," Collins told Hamptons.com. "It was fun. Those Southern people... you know they're for Donald Trump? I had to tell them the truth. I go, 'I'd rather vote for El Chapo than Donald Trump."

As you've been shopping for your fresh vegetables, flowers and fruits of late at the Hayground farm field in Watermill, you will certainly have noticed a rather large, colorful sculpture created by East End native, Robert "Mojo" Mojeski.

"The Art Barge is unlike any other place in Long Island," said Art Barge President Christopher Kohan.

"We love hosting our annual family movie night," shared Nicole Castillo, CFAR Board.

"The Hamptons International Film Festival has had the privilege of honoring rising talent for over 15 years," explained David Nugent.

"We like to keep it fresh, and see what's new out there, what audiences want to hear, and who they want to hear about," Pack explained. "And then what we really love to do is figure out who is in the show and who would be best reading what."

"EEH is one of the most loving organizations when the light dims near the end of living," says participating artist Hans Van de Bovenkamp.

"The 22nd Annual Juried Fine art Show on the Montauk Green is continuing its finest reputation, showcasing the best of the new artists in this country. Please come and see what's new and vibrant in this new year," shared Anne Weissman.

"Once you spend time with the person, it becomes easier to absorb and play them," the comedian said about playing Donald Trump on Saturday Night Live.

"There's a fantastic diversity of music and musicians - players from the Met Orchestra, musicians who tour with Adele, an amazing cuban dance band, iconic American masterpieces and original songs inspired by Shakespeare," shared Miloš Repicky.