Arts

"I love The Surf Lodge and everybody else out there," said Donavon Frankenreiter who has a few Hamptons performances lined up.

"Celebrity Autobiography," created and developed by Emmy award nominated writer-performer Eugene Pack and Dayle Reyfel, is coming to the Hamptons.

This Labor Day weekend the Westhampton Festival of the Arts returns with another cast of spectacular artists and artwork.

Offenbach's one-act comedic operetta "La Bonne D'Enfant" will make its American debut at Salome Chamber Orchestra's music festival at Nova's Art Project.

The screening will consist of surf films shot from Westhampton to Montauk.

CW Seed, the network's digital channel, recently launched three new shows and the next season of another series.

Fred Dorfman is getting ready to open his home for a different type of gallery for Hamptons art lovers.

"My favorite part of the night is talking to the crowd and so far it seems to be working pretty good," said funny lady Paula Poundstone who is returning to the Hamptons for Bay Street Theatre's Comedy Club.

Bay Street Theatre's summer production of "A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum" promises "tragedy tomorrow, comedy tonight," and that is exactly what this Hamptons production delivers.

The Perlman Music Program Annual Summer Gala returned to its campus on Shelter Island and the evening, as usual, was a celebration resounding with extraordinary music and camaraderie.