Arts

The band recently released "That's Why God Made The Radio," their 29th studio album, which is the first in decades to feature all surviving members of the band.

David Crosby, folk-rock star, is scheduled to perform this summer in Westhampton Beach.

Melinda Buckley's solo performance will follow Mama Rose and Melinda as they face losses in life and each other.

In the 70s, Madison Avenue proclaimed, "When E.F. Hutton talks, people listen."

"We all get dressed for Bill," stated "Vogue" editrix Anna Wintour.

"I value the human aspects of art-making that make the work perfectly imperfect; the rough edges, the lines that are not perfectly straight, the slightly askew elements, the overlapping of colors, etc.," said artist Steve Mitrani.

The public workshop presentation of Quinn's new work-in-progress takes a look at the Big Apple's modest beginnings as Dutch outpost to the hipsters of modern Williamsburg to the vermin that can be found both below and above ground.

Southampton Arts Center is holding a literary discussion featuring The New York Times columnist Alex Kuczynski and author Dr. Wednesday Martin.

The Parrish Art Museum will have a performance by Richie Siegler's Quartet as part of its summer concert series.

"Now you no longer have to go to New York, professional dance has come to Southampton," shared Laura Devinney.