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Hamptons International Film Festival Kicks Off

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Local veterans were honored on Monday morning with a special breakfast at the Tuckahoe School. BY ERIN MCKINLEY
A painting is evaluated by Terry Wallace of the Wallace Gallery. BY ERIN MCKINLEY
Christine Jahnke COURTESY CHRISTINE JAHNKE
Christine Jahnke COURTESY CHRISTINE JAHNKE
Shawntise Stephens, Ta'khia Johnson, Tanasha Clark and Ana Rosa Vallejo in last year's garden.
The mural in Westhampton Beach Elementary School that Westhampton Beach High School juniors Cayla Kuey and Natalie Gosnell painted. KATE RIGA
One view at the 13th annual Hampton Designer Showhouse. DAWN WATSON
Victoria Elenowitz wond the Margot Carpenter Award for work of great beauty using predominantly fresh flowers. DAWN WATSON
Porch House
Photo by Dawn Watson
At Bridge Gardens in Bridgehampton. DAWN WATSON
At the North Haven home of Lisa and Richard Perry. DAWN WATSON
From left, Westhampton Beach Elementary School Odyssey of the Mind Team members Maya Farnan and Jamie Kelly sketch out set designs. KATE RIGA
Charlie Marder, left, Emmanuelle and Rainier Benard, and Silas Marder. DAWN WATSON
Students at Pierson Middle School cheer upon learning they came in first place in a wordsearch puzzle Red Ribbon Week activity to earn points for their team. ALYSSA MELILLO
At the Sag Harbor home of Lenore and Adam Sender. DAWN WATSON
At the Sag Harbor home of Lenore and Adam Sender. DAWN WATSON
Pierson Middle School seventh graders Jessup Kunzeman, left, and Ellie Borzilleri do a
Josh Aronson at The Maidstone in East Hampton on Saturday. DAWN WATSON
Stevie Nicks at Bay Street Theatre in Sag Harbor on Sunday. DAWN WATSON
Melissa Leo, left, Fisher Stevens, Kathy Searle, Michael Stuhlbarg, Richard Kind, Steven Culp and Harris Yulin at the First Presbyterian Church in East Hampton on Sunday. DAWN WATSON
David Nugent, left, Melissa Leo, Fisher Stevens, Kathy Searle, Michael Stuhlbarg, Richard Kind, Amy Devra Gossels, Steven Culp and Harris Yulin at the First Presbyterian Church in East Hampton on Sunday. DAWN WATSON
Richard Kindat the First Presbyterian Church in East Hampton on Sunday. DAWN WATSON
Julia Garner at The Maidstone in East Hampton on Friday. DAWN WATSON
Gina Bradley, left, and Susan Rockefeller at The Maidstone in East Hampton on Friday. DAWN WATSON
Zoey Breen interviews Julia Garner at The Maidstone in East Hampton on Friday. DAWN WATSON
Lizzie Gottlieb, left, and Eden Wurmfeld at The Maidstone in East Hampton on Friday. DAWN WATSON
Dan Marvish at The Maidstone in East Hampton on Friday. DAWN WATSON
Christopher Tavlarides at The Maidstone in East Hampton on Friday. DAWN WATSON
Stuart Match Suna, Amy Greene and Liz Garbus at the opening night film "Love, Marilyn." DANA SHAW
Alan Cumming during "A Consnversation With. . ." at the Bay Street Theatre on Saturday afternoon. DANA SHAW
Judith and Rudolph Giuliani at the opening film "Love, Marilyn." DANA SHAW
David Nugent, Karen Arikian and Stuart Match Suna at the opening film "Love, Marilyn." DANA SHAW
Director Liz Garbus is interviewed on the red carpet prior to the screening of her film "Love, Marilyn" at Guild Hall on Thursday night. DANA SHAW
Greg Ammon at the screening of "59 Middle Lane" in East Hampton on Friday night. DANA SHAW
Alexa and Greg Ammon at the screening of "59 Middle Lane" in East Hampton on Friday night. DANA SHAW
The crown in front of the UA theater in East Hampton on Friday night. DANA SHAW
Mary Elizabeth Winstead prior to the screening of "Smashed" in East hampton on Friday night. DANA SHAW
Director James Ponsoldt and Mary Elizabeth Winstead at the screeing of "Smashed" in East Hampton on Friday night. DANA SHAW
Alan Cumming at the Bay Street Theatre. DANA SHAW

Local veterans were honored on Monday morning with a special breakfast at the Tuckahoe School. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

A painting is evaluated by Terry Wallace of the Wallace Gallery. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

Christine Jahnke COURTESY CHRISTINE JAHNKE

Shawntise Stephens, Ta'khia Johnson, Tanasha Clark and Ana Rosa Vallejo in last year's garden.

The mural in Westhampton Beach Elementary School that Westhampton Beach High School juniors Cayla Kuey and Natalie Gosnell painted. KATE RIGA

One view at the 13th annual Hampton Designer Showhouse. DAWN WATSON

Victoria Elenowitz wond the Margot Carpenter Award for work of great beauty using predominantly fresh flowers. DAWN WATSON

Porch House
Photo by Dawn Watson

At Bridge Gardens in Bridgehampton. DAWN WATSON

At the North Haven home of Lisa and Richard Perry. DAWN WATSON

From left, Westhampton Beach Elementary School Odyssey of the Mind Team members Maya Farnan and Jamie Kelly sketch out set designs. KATE RIGA

Charlie Marder, left, Emmanuelle and Rainier Benard, and Silas Marder. DAWN WATSON

Students at Pierson Middle School cheer upon learning they came in first place in a wordsearch puzzle Red Ribbon Week activity to earn points for their team. ALYSSA MELILLO

At the Sag Harbor home of Lenore and Adam Sender. DAWN WATSON

Pierson Middle School seventh graders Jessup Kunzeman, left, and Ellie Borzilleri do a

Josh Aronson at The Maidstone in East Hampton on Saturday. DAWN WATSON

Stevie Nicks at Bay Street Theatre in Sag Harbor on Sunday. DAWN WATSON

Melissa Leo, left, Fisher Stevens, Kathy Searle, Michael Stuhlbarg, Richard Kind, Steven Culp and Harris Yulin at the First Presbyterian Church in East Hampton on Sunday. DAWN WATSON

David Nugent, left, Melissa Leo, Fisher Stevens, Kathy Searle, Michael Stuhlbarg, Richard Kind, Amy Devra Gossels, Steven Culp and Harris Yulin at the First Presbyterian Church in East Hampton on Sunday. DAWN WATSON

Richard Kindat the First Presbyterian Church in East Hampton on Sunday. DAWN WATSON

Julia Garner at The Maidstone in East Hampton on Friday. DAWN WATSON

Gina Bradley, left, and Susan Rockefeller at The Maidstone in East Hampton on Friday. DAWN WATSON

Zoey Breen interviews Julia Garner at The Maidstone in East Hampton on Friday. DAWN WATSON

Lizzie Gottlieb, left, and Eden Wurmfeld at The Maidstone in East Hampton on Friday. DAWN WATSON

Dan Marvish at The Maidstone in East Hampton on Friday. DAWN WATSON

Christopher Tavlarides at The Maidstone in East Hampton on Friday. DAWN WATSON

Stuart Match Suna, Amy Greene and Liz Garbus at the opening night film "Love, Marilyn." DANA SHAW

Alan Cumming during "A Consnversation With. . ." at the Bay Street Theatre on Saturday afternoon. DANA SHAW

Judith and Rudolph Giuliani at the opening film "Love, Marilyn." DANA SHAW

David Nugent, Karen Arikian and Stuart Match Suna at the opening film "Love, Marilyn." DANA SHAW

Director Liz Garbus is interviewed on the red carpet prior to the screening of her film "Love, Marilyn" at Guild Hall on Thursday night. DANA SHAW

Greg Ammon at the screening of "59 Middle Lane" in East Hampton on Friday night. DANA SHAW

Alexa and Greg Ammon at the screening of "59 Middle Lane" in East Hampton on Friday night. DANA SHAW

The crown in front of the UA theater in East Hampton on Friday night. DANA SHAW

Mary Elizabeth Winstead prior to the screening of "Smashed" in East hampton on Friday night. DANA SHAW

Director James Ponsoldt and Mary Elizabeth Winstead at the screeing of "Smashed" in East Hampton on Friday night. DANA SHAW

Alan Cumming at the Bay Street Theatre. DANA SHAW

The 20th annual Hamptons International Film Festival kicked off on Thursday, October 4, and will continue through Monday, October 8.

The festival opened with a screening of “Love Marilyn” at Guild Hall in East Hampton on Thursday night, followed by an after party at East Hampton Point. Many film events and gatherings continued throughout the weekend, including talent appearances at The Maidstone in East Hampton and more red carpets at UA East Hampton.

‘Eternal Testament’ Honors Native Artists at The Church

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Celebrate Women’s History Month With a Comedic ‘Moms' Night Out Long Island’ at Bay Street Theater

Long Island comedian Paul Anthony presents the 3rd annual “Moms’ Night Out Long Island Comedy Show” coming to Bay Street Theater on Saturday, March 15, at 8 p.m. The show will feature four headline female comics plus a guest performance by Sag Harbor comedian Ruby Jackson. “We’re very excited to bring back this incredible, iconic show. It has quickly become one of our most popular comedy shows,” Anthony said. “We’re also very proud of the fact that ‘Moms’ Night Out Long Island’ is the only show on Long Island that truly celebrates female comedians. Each performance showcases some of the ... 4 Mar 2025 by Staff Writer

The Suffolk Presents ‘12 Angry Men,’ Its First Live Theatrical Production

This month, The Suffolk presents its very first live theatrical production with three performances of Reginald Rose’s play “12 Angry Men” running March 28 to 30. Directed by Joe Minutillo, the play is set in the sweltering summer of 1958 in Manhattan, where 12 jurors are deciding the life or death fate of a teenage boy accused of murdering his father. Tensions run high as a lone dissenter questions the evidence and the assumptions made by the other jurors, sparking a tense and thoughtful examination of the case. As the jurors deliberate, they confront their own biases, prejudices and personal ... by Staff Writer

A Collaboration 50 Years in the Making at Pollock-Krasner House

The Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center and the Elaine de Kooning House are partnering to present the installation “Elaine de Kooning x Eric Haze: Memory Image” at the Pollock-Krasner House. Viewings will be held on Saturday, March 15, and Saturday, April 5. The genesis of this exhibition began in 1972, when a 10-year-old Haze and his younger sister sat to have their portrait painted by Elaine de Kooning. While in the studio, de Kooning provided Haze with a set of paints and instructed him in the creation of two abstract canvases. In 2020, long since having established himself as a ... 3 Mar 2025 by Staff Writer

The Art of Eric Dever and Joel Perlman Opens the Bridgehampton Museum's 2025 Season

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‘Women in Film’ at Southampton Playhouse

Celebrating International Women’s Day, which is March 8, this weekend, Southampton Playhouse presents a “Women in Film Screening Series.” On Sunday, March 9, and Wednesday, March 12, at 6 p.m., the theater will offer a 25th anniversary screening of “Erin Brokovich,” Julia Roberts’ Oscar-winning turn as the real-life environmental activist who exposed groundwater contamination in Hinkley, California. Director Steven Soderbergh created a crowd-pleaser out of Brokovich’s relentless efforts to get at the truth behind the poisoning of an entire community. On Saturday, March 8, at 2 p.m. and on Tuesday, March 11, at 6:30 p.m. the Playhouse screens Agnes Varda’s ... by Staff Writer

‘Shirley Chisholm: Unbossed and Unbowed,’ Ingrid Griffith’s One-Woman Show, at LTV

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SIFM Welcomes Sirena Huang and Chih-Yi Chen

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A Talk on Bridgehampton's Literary Legends

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The Hamptons Festival of Music Announces Its 2025 Season

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