Arts

The Water Mill Museum ended its season with the Bowls Of Plenty benefit.

A new exhibition, "Downton Abbey Style in Southampton: 1900 to 1920" will debut at the Southampton Historical Museum.

The Southampton Center debuted its fall art exhibit during Southampton SeptemberFest.

Acclaimed poet Grace Schulman will read from her new collection, "Without a Claim", at Canios Books in Sag Harbor.

"What Mariel wanted to do was to start digging below the surface of her own family history, and that's the way I also like to make films," said "Running From Crazy" Director Barbara Kopple when she spoke to Hamptons.com.

Spotlight films at the Hamptons International Film Festival include "Breathe In," "Capital," "Free Ride," "Her," "Labor Day," "Louder Than Words," "Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom," and "The Past."

Hamptons International Film Festival has once again partnered with Variety to host a panel discussion with the Ten Actors to Watch.

The Rising Stars Piano Series 10th Anniversary Celebration continues with Anthony Molinaro at Levitas Center for the Arts.

The Hamptons International Film Festival and The Sloan Foundation will award director Steven Bernstein with the $25,000 Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize for his film "Decoding Annie Parker."

Opening night of the Hamptons International Film Festival will kick off with "Kill Your Darlings," starring Daniel Radcliffe, Dane DeHaan, Michael C. Hall, and Jack Huston. "About Time," starring Domhnall Gleeson, Rachel McAdams will also screen on opening night.