Arts

The biggest musical event of the summer season is a week away and if you will pardon the baseball analogy, Nile Rodgers has completed his line-up card.

Canio Cultural Cafe in Sag Harbor is getting ready to host a Master Art Studio Series, a fall fundraiser and an essay writing contest.

Bay Street Theatre raised over $25,000 for educational and summer programming as Joy Behar, Susie Essman and more participated in "Broads for Broadway."

Recent paintings by Chuck Close including, archival watercolor pigment prints on Hahnemühle rag paper, and jacquard tapestries of artists and friends including Roy Lichtenstein, Lou Reed, Cindy Sherman, and Kara Walker is on display at Guild Hall in East Hampton.

Word Theatre is coming back to the Hamptons with Gary Dourdan, Jason Butler Harner, Chris Bauer, Tracee Chimo, Ronald Guttman, Polly Draper, Toni Trucks and more to raise money which will bring students live literature in classrooms.

Grenning Gallery hosted their twelfth exhibit with painter Ben Fenske's work, including his first attempt at sculpting.

Bay Street Theatre is to holding Summer Music Theater Camps for children aged 8 through 12.

The series of photographs features various accomplished individuals who share a common passion for surfing.

The Hamptons Shakespeare Festival is to present their 14th year of Camp Shakespeare at St. Michael's Lutheran Church in Amagansett.

Guests can attend a reception with the authors at Gardiner Farm and a dinner party with a featured artist at a private Hamptons home.