Arts

"In the end its not who wins but it's an opportunity for everyone in the community to see how creative and talented many of our youth can be," said Tracy Kolsin, Assistant Youth Bureau Director of Town of Southampton.

"My reason for portraying the life cycle of the orchid is to understand life through observing nature: being born, growing, maturing, ripening, then slowly fading, lowering one's head and dying," said artist Marissa Bridge.

Don't wait for a fat lady to sing at Gotham Chamber Opera...unless she's in her 20s. These sexy operas feature rising stars, intimate stagings, and interdisciplinary collaborations.

"The 7th Annual Classical Concert will be a wonderful event featuring local musicians who knew Katy," noted Jim Stewart. "The connections to Katy are many and provide us with many warm memories!"

"Galleries from the East End will be joined by prominent dealers from 10+ countries," Rick Friedman, ArtHamptons executive director, said. "We will offer valuable must have treasures for every budget."

"We are thrilled to make this next step in BCMF's history by expanding our season beyond the summer," expressed Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival Executive Director Michael Lawrence.

Listen to your favorite tracks and pay tribute to the legendary Bob Dylan and The Band at Bay Street Theater and Sag Harbor Center for the Arts' tribute concert.

"We're absolutely thrilled to be teaming up with Elements Fitness Studio to make our East Hampton debut," noted Connor Deane, Executive Director at Broadway Method Academy.

"Part of the meaning of the title of the show, Entitled, is that we are all entitled to like pretty art," said Sara Nightingale.

The Hampton Theatre Company is continuing their 30th anniversary season with a production of Bruce Norris' hilarious and provoking play, "Clybourne Park."