Arts

The final day of the sixth annual Hamptons Take 2 Documentary Film Festival will screen seven films at Bay Street Theatre, starting with "Shut Up & Look" by director Maryte Kavaliauskas.

"We have an outstanding Friday opening night film on baseball in India, by East Hampton director Mirra Bank," noted HT2FF founder and executive director Jacqui Lofaro.

Just in time for season of giving, ninety-nine original holiday-themed works by Andy Warhol are currently being auctioned off by Christie's, for a limited time.

"In this year's festival, we have a wide variety of illuminating documentaries—dealing with art, politics, biography, sports, humor, the environment and young voices—featuring a Q&A after every film," said HT2FF founder and executive director Jacqui Lofaro of Bridgehampton.

The Choral Society of the Hamptons, Chanticleer, the Sag Harbor Community Band, and the Long Island Sound Chorus of Sweet Adelines are among talented performers spreading Hamptons holiday cheer.

An enchanting trip to the Land of the Sweets may sounds like it's in the realm of the impossible, but during the holidays it is much closer than you think.

While temperatures in the Hamptons drop, the December performances at the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center will warm hearts with holiday spirit.

After stuffing yourself during Thanksgiving dinner (it's inevitable), walk it off during the 2013 ArtWalk Hamptons, a free self-guided art tour of East End galleries.

Bob Drury and Tom Clavin explore the astounding story of the nineteenth century's most dynamic and victorious Indian warrior in their new novel, "The Heart of Everything That Is."

Ashawagh Hall is hosting "Four Points of View," a two-day exhibit featuring the works of Jerry Schwabe, Kirsten Benfield, Pingree Louchheim, and Richard Udice.