Arts

The February school break might seem far away, but this hot Hamptons theater workshop sells out year after year, so make sure to reserve a spot for your children now.

"Cliff Baldwin's The Language of Light performance is an immersive sensory experience," said Curator of Special Projects Andrea Grover.

Hampton Theatre Company is welcoming in the New Year with the second play of their 30th anniversary season, "Time Stands Still."

A new hour-long special, "Sag Harbor," is set to debut on Oprah Winfrey's OWN.

"For over twenty years, the Student Art Festival has helped nurture and encourage young talent on the East End," noted Ruth Appelhof, Executive Director at Guild Hall.

"As brothers, Steven and William fully merge art and life and engage with the public as if we are all extended family with similar stories to share," said Curator of Special Projects Andrea Grover.

"It will reinforce East End as a destination for culture and natural beauty past and present," said Parrish Art Museum Director Terrie Sultan.

The summer art scene in the Hamptons has been growing in leaps and bounds over the past five years and now hosts three major events showcasing the finest in art from across the globe. Kicking off the season this year will be Art Soutampton, July 9 - 13, 2015, at the sprawling 90-acre Nova's Ark Project in Bridgehampton.

Head to Sag Harbor to celebrate American Rock and Roll icon, Elvis Presley, during "ELVIS 80: A Tribute To The King."

Interested in making your theater debut? Hampton Theatre Company is holding open auditions for their second production of 2015, "Clybourne Park."