Arts

The East End community is coming together to celebrate Sag Harbor through music during the fourth annual Sag Harbor American Music Festival.

Inspired by Smithsonian Museums who offer free admission every day, Smithsonian magazine is hosting Museum Day Live!, an annual nationwide event in which participating museums open their doors to anyone presenting a Museum Day Live! ticket for free.

Bay Street Theater is holding auditions for their upcoming performance of Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird."

"I have been lucky enough to play many festivals in my career and can honestly say that I am the most excited about this one," said singer-songwriter Toby Lightman.

In celebration of the upcoming 3rd Annual Sag Harbor American Music Festival, Bay Street Theater & Sag Harbor Center for the Arts and the Sag Harbor American Musical Festival are hosting Legends of American Music with rare clips from "Best of the Best" film.

Hagins & Mortimer Design, the newly launched venture of acclaimed interior designer Elizabeth Hagins and noted artist, art advisor & collector Richard Mortimer hosted the Hamptons debut of Charleston Plein Air painter Linda Fantuzzo at their recently opened design gallery

Primetime Saturday night at Sag Harbor HarborFest features an evening of laughs at Bay Street.

"This is a great festival in a great location," expressed actor Bob Balaban about the Hamptons International Film Festival (HIFF). "It's a joy to attend for the viewers. And the prefect place to launch your independent film or doc."

The Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center is rejoicing in its fifth year of producing the Nutcracker "Sweet" Ballet with its Dancecore Ballet Program.

"Beginning our 22nd annual film festival announcement with the highly acclaimed film from Tommy Lee Jones as our Centerpiece and having Hilary Swank be a part of our Signature program Conversation with… is the tip of what HIFF will showcase this year," noted Hamptons International Film Festival Executive Director, Anne Chaisson.