Arts

The Hamptons International film Festival, in partnership with the Southampton Arts Center, will host the first Summer Family Film Festival in the Hamptons.

The East Hampton Historical Society's newest exhibit, "June 13, 1942: Saboteurs Land in Amagansett," recounts four German spies on a mission of destruction, and the young coast guardsman who encountered them.

The Water Mill Museum is holding their Annual Quilt Show featuring quilts of all sizes, shapes, colors and styles.

"The worst part about doing TV and late night shows is your relatives. They're always on you. 'Bob, when are you going to do Jimmy Fallon?' Then, I do it. 'Bob, when will you do HBO?' I keep asking them questions like, 'I've done TV, what the hell have you guys done?"

Tony Award-winner Lemon Andersen will debut his new play, "ToasT," in East Hampton during a one-night-only staged reading at Guild Hall.

BookHampton is hosting a book signing with former United States Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Project MOST is hosting a series of Tuesday evening outdoor movies in August at the American Legion Hall in Amagansett.

"I have a passionate interest in these young artists, and want to nurture a thriving arts community," said John Landes, chairman of the Board of WPPB 88.3 FM Southampton and co-producer of the upcoming production of Hamptons Independent Theatre Festival's (HITFest) performance of William Shakespeare's "The Tempest."

Don't miss your chance to see 60 local campers, aged six to sixteen perform on stage in the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Arts Education Program's original adaptation of Aladdin.

The Hampton Ballet Theatre School is commemorating seven years of dance in the Hamptons with two performances of "Peter and the Wolf."