Arts

"Our Father's Day collection is a great gift for dad and the whole family," said Jane Ubell-Meyer.

"Last year it was sort of very isolated, with folks in their cars, but this year people will be able to gather safely, it will be nice to be able to have some small group shows amid these individual shows," Gimbel Goldman told us.

"Broadway Out East will bring some of the brightest stars in the American theater scene to Calissa. All of our artists have won or been nominated for major awards in theater, television and music," Smith told us.

"We're excited to present our first live event of the year and to help bring visitors to Sag Harbor for this annual tradition," said Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce President Gavin Menu.

"We began Zoom bedtime stories last year. Our children look forward to them on Friday nights, so we are keeping them going," said Bonnie Michelle Cannon.

"Hesse Flatow has been hosting curated exhibitions and performative events in a historic potato barn since 2016 with a mix of local and New York City-based artists," noted Karen Flatow.

The fully masked audience loved the performance with belly laughs that rang through the building when Feldshuh delivered the masterful one-liners St. Germain placed throughout the show.

"They will also get the opportunity to be paired with an established musician as a mentor," Connaughton Dodds told Hamptons.com.

"What I am most excited about right now is the fact that we are going to be producing live theater again at Bay Street this summer," Schwartz told us.

"We are thrilled to be able to offer our community, where we've been based for almost 30 years, the chance to gather to watch an array of some of the most beloved films in cinema history," Anne Chaisson said.