Arts

"The best part of these rare films is that experiencing them as a drive-in will reignite that nostalgic memory of watching movies under the stars with a special someone while listening to classic hits from Little Richard and the Ladies of Pop, Rock and Soul," Heather Draskin shared.

"We enthusiastically welcome Kate Winslet and Steven Yeun as a part of our 'A Conversation With…' series, whose beautiful performances in Ammonite and Minari are incredibly compelling and moving," said Anne Chaisson, Executive Director of the Hamptons International Film Festival.

"You are going to see and hear cinema so crisp that you are going to be able to taste the cinema," Hook told us.

"2020 has been a year no one expected, but we are proud to have found a safe way to celebrate the 2020 North Fork TV Festival at the Borghese Vineyard with our great community and partners," festival founder Noah Doyle said. "This year's festivities will feature great conversations, screenings and more from the socially distanced comfort of your...

"We have long admired the work of Regina King—throughout the years she has given phenomenal and groundbreaking performances, and we look forward to being able to now spotlight her craft and skill behind the camera with her directorial debut," said HIFF Artistic Director David Nugent. "The festival is also thrilled to welcome Leslie Odom, Jr., whose artistry and...

"This is a rare opportunity to experience and own a small piece of Grateful Dead and Rock & Roll history, and I hope lots of other folks will come to Montauk over the weekend to learn more about this incredible artist," Jonathan Weiskopf told Hamptons.com

"The Society is a stage for preserving and teaching history, but also showing our community that we are constantly making history too," Vann told Hamptons.com.

"The two filmmakers," Mallis told us, "were guys who loved dressing to the nines, colorful clothing and Pierre Cardin.They collected his designs for years. They learned he visits the Paris store on Tuesdays. So, when they went to Paris, they decided to try to meet him."

"At this time, we are very grateful to be able to have a live exhibit, our last show was virtual only. And while we did have some sales, the spark from seeing the art and meeting the artists in person, was missing," reflected Paul Dempsey.

"I want to help children with disabilities understand that others impose disability on them and they shouldn't let that happen. They are not "missing" anything. They are capable of doing great things and their imperfections make them perfect," said Justine Green, Ed.D.