Arts

"Working with partners to offer a diverse lineup of programs is what makes Southampton Arts Center so special and collaborating with The Watermill Center to bring this unique artistic event to Southampton Village is a dream come true," remarked Director of Programs, Amy Kirwin.

"Our goal is to provide the audience with an engaging, beautiful, and thought-provoking experience connecting to the natural world through music, regardless of whether they're aficionados of contemporary classical music," said Nell Shaw Cohen.

"Local business support is critical to our families and kids," remarked Debra McEneaney. "The Center is a lifeline for working families!"

The hottest up and coming New York comics will have you rolling with laughter throughout the entire night.

"The event will create an outdoor gallery of extraordinary original and handmade artwork by artists from 17 states across America," explained Bill Kinney.

Suzanne Vega's songs slowly surround you with energy and emotion through her word selection.

"I am so happy to be performing for the first time ever in East Hampton," Donovan expressed. "And I am very happy that the proceeds from my concert will go to help at-risk teens learn to cope with stress and anxiety through meditation."

"The Hamptons will always tie in revolutionary experiences of Art, in which I am draw to and inspired by," Penn explained.

"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.