Arts

"Our goal is to bring more laughter & fun to Long Islanders! As always, for our New Year's Eve shows we're bringing out our most requested comedians that our fans have seen as part of our Summer Comedy Festival Tour," Paul Anthony noted.

If listening to cherished seasonal songs leaves you feeling warm and fuzzy, don't miss these shows.

"We are looking forward to opening our doors in the Spring with a big premiere and lots of fun events, not to mention a jam packed weekend of films for everyone. We cannot wait to show everyone our beautiful, re-designed cinema and bring back movies to Sag Harbor," Gillian Gordan relayed.

"'Alice in Wonderland' is very similar to 'The Nutcracker' with the evil Red Queen… you think the story of 'Alice in Wonderland' is nothing like 'The Nutcracker,' but for some reason it lines up really well and works," Shumway told us.

"Whether it's a scene or an entire film, cinemas and the movie going experience have been at the heart of so many movies…It seemed a natural theme for this last pre-opening series; and also a good way to acknowledge the extraordinary collective effort that made possible the rebuild of the Sag Harbor Cinema," Giulia D'Agnolo Vallan relayed.

If the holidays aren't complete without seeing a festive live production, you have several options in the Hamptons.

"The films really run the gamut, which is why programming is always such a challenge for us because there's so many really good films," Lofaro told Hamptons.com.

"I think it's really important for us to mourn with these characters and I think that every time we have a terrorist, mass killing anywhere in the world, we all die a little bit," Campbell told Hamptons.com.

"Join us for this very special holiday performance where angels, snowflakes and flowers dance and Clara saves the Nutcracker Prince from the evil Mouse King," Sara Jo Strickland encouraged.

"Kathryn Levy's beautiful and thoughtful poem evokes so many ideas about art and imagination. I'm honored to have had the opportunity to set it to music for the Choral Society," David Brandenburg noted about a special piece featured in "'Tis The Season."