Arts

"The Ladd brothers invented Scrollathons to engage the community in creating original works of art from strips of discarded fabric," said Education Director Cara Conklin-Wingfield.

"The World Goes 'Round," a special showcase featuring the works of songwriters John Kander and Fred Ebb, will take Center Stage at the Southampton Cultural Center's Levitas Center for the Arts.

Ille Arts' third annual Life in the Abstract will showcase the work of John Haubrich, Barbara Groot and Dru Frederick.

Singer and songwriter Suzanne Vega is bringing her poetic lyrics and contemporary folk songs to the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center.

"I'm an avid backpacker and love the outdoors so I wanted to tell a story about a journey in the wilderness and, I think I subconsciously really wanted to tell a story about the healing power of nature," "Wildlike" writer, producer, and director Frank Hall Green told Hamptons.com when we sat down with him and "Wildlike" actor Nolan...

A dominant presence in Irish music for the last quarter-century, singer Mary Black has earned international appeal through her exploration of work from new composers and commitment to fresh material.

The Hampton Theatre Company will welcome Mary Chase's Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy, "Harvey," as the first production of their 30th anniversary season.

From making the perfect speech to fall gardening tips to the basics of bridge, Guild Hall's Table Talk Series is back with an assortment of fascinating topics.

The Parrish Art Museum will present "Steven and William Ladd: Mary Queen of the Universe," an exhibition in which the fraternal team will display sculptures, drawings and prints that explore the boundaries of design and fashion and fine art and craft.

"I decided to try to flip the kind of usual story of a vet coming home and loosing his mind and what if the country lost its mind when the soldier comes home," director of "Amira & Sam" Sean Mullin told Hamptons.com.