Arts

"New Orleans is the birthplace of jazz and every member of the band comes from a musical family," says Preservation Hall Jazz Band director Ben Jaffe. "Either their father, their grandfather, even their great grandfather were musicians in New Orleans."

April marked the premiere of a new reality series airing on the Esquire Network called "Lucky Bastards." Hamptons.com chatted with castmember Charles Ferri, long time Hamptons resident and owner of Star Vodka, about balancing a reality show and a relationship and his new best friends.

Spring brings family focused performances to the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center (WHBPAC) with classics tales, teen theater, and moving musicals.

Over Spring Vacation keep the creative juices flowing by signing your children up for Parrish Art Museum's Spring Vacation Art Workshops.

Children all about the theatrics can fine tune their acting abilities during Bay Street Theatre's Kids Spring Vacation Theater Camp.

"Look into the eyes of dogs and cats, they love you no matter what," said artist Eric Ginsburg.

The Parrish Art Museum will present the third installment of Architectural Sessions, an ongoing series co-presented with AIA Peconic, which will be moderated by architect Maziar Behrooz AIA.

Concerts on the Village Green and Gosman's Dockside Stage are a summer staple in Montauk.

Hamptons residents brace yourself, the Kardashians are coming.

Hamptons artists take note, the Water Mill Museum is currently accepting entries for their 22nd Annual Members' Art Exhibition.