Arts

This winter, Guild Hall is introducing the John Drew Theater Lab (JDTLab), a workshop focused on furthering East End performing artists.

Both Guild Hall in East Hampton and the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill are showing off artwork from budding student artists from across Eastern Long Island.

While Bruno Mars will take the stage during halftime at Metlife Stadium during Super Bowl XLVIII, the National Football League (NFL) has chosen the five-time Tony Award-nominated "Rock of Ages" to kickoff the festivities in New York City.

Project 3W57 presented by Cavalier Gallery is pleased to announce "Farberesque: From Pensive to Provocative," a solo show by famed photographer Robert Farber covering over four decades of his extraordinary career.

Spend Valentine's Day watching the timeless Shakespeare love story which stars Orlando Bloom and Condola Rashad.

Students of the WHBPAC's Nancy & Frederick DeMatteis Arts Education Program will show off their theatrical talent during a performance of the classic "Oklahoma!" at the Westhampton Beach Center.

The Hampton Theatre Company is seeking actors for their upcoming performance of Larry Shue's "The Foreigner."

This winter you can catch some of the best foreign, art house, documentary and independent films in the Hamptons.

Guild Hall is once again partnering with the East Hampton Library for the 10th Annual Free Winter Film Series.

"Heroes," a comedic look at three lively World War I veterans who are confined to a retirement home, will kick off the New Year at Hampton Theatre Company.