Arts

Long Island Winterfest has been extended with "Live on the Vine" performances March 21-23 at various vineyards around the East End.

The Grammy Foundation and The Recording Academy have partnered to present the Music Educator Award, honoring noteworthy music teachers.

To mark the start of the 2014 Student Art Exhibition for High Schools at the Parrish Art Museum, an award ceremony was held to honor seventeen East End high school seniors.

Guild Hall and the Hamptons International Film Festival will present a screening of the Hitchcock masterpiece.

"As with fine wine or a delicious meal, I want my work to evoke emotion; to take you on a sentimental, intoxicating journey, as I was on creating each piece," stated artist Susan Levin.

The multi-talented artist - painter, sculptor, actress, television producer, screenwriter, author and playwright Tina Andrews, currently Playwright in Residence at the Southampton Cultural Center, curated a marvelous exhibition to celebrate Black History Month.

Curator Beth McNeill of the McNeill Art Group based in Southampton has long had her finger on the pulse of the East End art scene and has brought numerous Hamptons artists to the forefront of the contemporary scene internationally.

The polar vortex didn't stop the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill from celebrating the arrival of its newest addition.

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.