Events in The Hamptons

Festivals

Father’s Day Festival

Harbes Family Farm in Mattituck presents its Annual Father’s Day Festival, a holiday weekend celebration for Dad. Visit for memorable adventures and time together at the farm.

Harbes Family Farm

Weekly Saturday Storytime

A weekly storytime at Barnes & Noble helps children build a love of books and literature while meeting new friends.

Summer Reading Celebration Party

Celebrate reading with a festive summer party for young readers. Kids can bring a parent or guardian and enjoy craft activities.

Saturday Fun with Grandpa Magic!

Centered on a collection of 116 quick tricks, clever stunts, and brainteasers from a veteran magician and New York Times best-selling author, this event is crafted to delight grandkids with laughter and wow-worthy surprises. Expect playful puzzles and lighthearted feats that spark curiosity and create easy moments of connection across generations.

Taste of Westhampton Beach

Set on The Great Lawn in Westhampton Beach, the Southforker-hosted Taste of Westhampton Beach includes Strong’s Marine.

Rebels East EP Release Party

Rebels East takes the stage at The Clubhouse Hamptons in East Hampton for a live performance. Tickets are available for this show.

The Clubhouse

Memory Motel Montauk

Memory Motel presents The Professor, a New York native with a DJ career that has spanned nightlife venues and private celebrations across the tri-state region since 2010. Shaped by guidance from leading professionals, his approach reflects a decade-plus of experience and dedication to the craft.

Memory Motel

Five Eleven: Barlume Beach Montaulk

Five Eleven appears at Barlume Beach Restaurant. This producer DJ duo features longtime friends Emmie Nielsen and Cho Seward. They come from opposite coasts and first met while living in a model apartment.

Barlume Beach Restaurant

Dancing

Bachata for Beginners

This beginner-focused Bachata class introduces the vibrant dance style from the Dominican Republic in a supportive, judgment-free environment. Instructor Sara teaches the fundamentals. Please wear comfortable shoes.

Ramy Brook Shop & Sip

This luxury shopping experience at Ramy Brook features sips, socializing, and the chance to meet loving adoptable dogs.

Festivals

In The Groove Brings The Boogie

At The Great Lawn, the 4th Annual Taste of Westhampton Beach brings together more than 40 restaurants, vineyards, breweries, and spirit brands for an all-inclusive evening of food, drinks, and music set within the classic Hamptons summer atmosphere. Tickets are expected to sell quickly.

20 Highview Father’s Day Weekend

20 Highview performs funk dance favorites from the 1970s through today during a Father’s Day weekend celebration at two outdoor venues. The Saturday show is at Cupsogue Beach Club, and the Sunday show is at Tiki Joe’s Cedar Beach Hut in Mt Sinai.

Cupsogue

Marine Park Dr, Sag Harbor, NY 11963, United States

Sag Harbor Chamber Of Commerce Presents " Father's Day Weekend Arts & Crafts Fair"

Hosted by the Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce, this annual Father’s Day weekend arts and crafts fair turns Marine Park into a waterfront celebration of local creativity. Browse work from over fifty artists and makers, including handmade art, jewelry, photography, ceramics, home goods, coastal-inspired creations, and other singular finds. Pick up a thoughtful Father’s Day gift or something special for your space while supporting local talent and enjoying a lively, community-focused setting.

En Plein Air with Howard Rose

The Bridgehampton Museum presents another summer of plein air painting classes. Workshops will be led by three different artists throughout the summer, offering students of all abilities more learning opportunities. Classes will be held at various locations within the Bridgehampton area. At the end of the program, the Bridgehampton Museum will host an exhibition of student works. Each student can submit one piece from the classes to be included in the fall exhibition.

Goat on a Boat Puppet Theatre

Every Saturday in June Puppet Show Series

Attend free workshops and performances during the month of June! More details will be available soon.

Community Service: Teen Tech

Tech-savvy teens can earn community service hours by offering in-person assistance to adults who feel less comfortable with technology. Help may include getting started with tablets, navigating social media, managing email, and other everyday tech tasks. It is a welcoming setting to share skills, answer questions, and make technology easier to use.

Wittendale's Florist & Greenhouses

Grow Your Pollinator Garden: Chat with the ReWild Native Plant Experts

Chat with native plant experts from ReWild Long Island at Wittendale's Florist & Greenhouses about sustainable land care and how to start or expand a pollinator garden. Get guidance on plant choices that can do well in a yard or in containers, along with practical tips to build on what you already grow.

Hampton Vintage

Hampton Vintage brings a curated marketplace to The Bridgehampton Museum - Corwith House. More than 50 top vendors showcase vintage apparel and handcrafted pieces across the museum grounds.

Health & Wellness

Bask @ Blue Mercury Southampton

The Baskmobile visits BlueMercury in Southampton with samples of The Feel Good Sunscreen, chances to meet members of the Bask crew, and a gift with purchase.

Bluemercury

Sports

Beacon of Hope 5k

The Beacon of Hope 5k includes both an in-person and virtual option.

Montauk Point Lighthouse

Rogers Mystery Lovers

Readers who savor suspense and mystery meet each month as the Rogers Mystery Lovers. A new mystery is selected for every session, and the group comes together to talk about the book and share perspectives.

Do-Re-Mi Floor Piano

Participate in an interactive musical experience. Children in grades 2 through 5 are invited to sing and dance on floor keyboards. Registration is required.

Much Ado About Madoo Garden Market & Cocktail Party

Much Ado About Madoo features a two-part experience with a Garden Market, open to everyone at no cost and centered on shopping, followed by a Garden Cocktail Party.

The Madoo Conservancy

Outdoor Recreation

Celebrate Pollinator Week! Insect Encounter

In celebration of Pollinator Week, SOFO educator Moe Kennedy offers a brief talk about the small creatures that share local outdoor spaces, followed by exploration of the pollinator garden and the field just behind the South Fork Natural History Museum & Nature Center. The program centers on pollinators and other insects through time spent in the garden and the nearby field.

24 Karat Magic Show

Enjoy the captivating performance of Joe Garsetti, a magician and illusionist, in his show "24 Karat Magic." The show includes illusions, manipulation, comedy, and audience participation. The performance will also include humor and personal anecdotes. There will be two shows.

LTV Studios

The Bridgehampton Museum - The Nathaniel Rogers House

Leibisch’s Journey with Lenny Ackerman

Author Lenny Ackerman will be at the Bridgehampton Museum for a talk on his book Leibisch’s Journey. Ackerman will discuss his father’s remarkable story, tracing a life shaped by determination, displacement, and hope. Through conversation and reading, the evening offers insight into a deeply personal journey and the broader human experience it reflects. The conversation will be moderated by Joan Baum.

Hamptons Pride Party

Celebrate Pride at LongHouse Reserve with dancing and an art auction. This outdoor fundraising party features music, wine, beer, and light bites. Proceeds benefit activities and programs for the East Ends LGBTQIA+ people and their allies. There will be an art auction featuring local artists.

LongHouse Reserve

SPECIAL DISCUSSION & Exhibition Opening Reception of THIS LAND: Considering the American Landscape

This event pairs a curator conversation with the opening reception for the summer exhibition This Land: Considering the American Landscape at The Church. Guest curators Donna De Salvo and Seph Rodney lead the discussion.

Brunch at Baker — The Baker House

Unwind at Baker with a relaxed gathering built around aperitivo cocktails at sunset. This social hour offers a casual way to enjoy evening drinks as the light fades.

The Baker House 1650

Sag Harbor Whaling & Historical Museum

The Calm Before the Storm

The event offers a relaxed social gathering with food and friendly company. It is presented in connection with The Church’s exhibition This Land: Considering the American...

The 4th Annual Taste of Westhampton Beach

On the Great Lawn, an all-inclusive celebration brings together more than 40 restaurants, breweries, vineyards, and spirit brands. Guests can savor a wide array of food and drinks while enjoying live music.

Dallas Wax

Dallas Wax performs with The Relics in a supporting role at The Stephen Talkhouse. Tickets are available through Tixr.

The Stephen Talkhouse

Sag Harbor Spring Arts & Crafts Fair

Sponsored by the Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce, this Arts & Crafts fair is held in Marine Park with luxury yachts in view and only a block from historic Main Street. The Chamber sponsors two Arts & Crafts events each year.

Marine Park

Sip, TÖST and Sing - Karaoke Night at South Edison Montauk

At South Edison in Montauk, a karaoke night pairs sipping and TÖST tasting with belting out favorite tunes. It is a fun, music-filled evening for singing along.

South Edison

Reggae Night

An evening of reggae featuring Winston Irie takes place at The Stephen Talkhouse. The event is presented by Talkhouse, and tickets are available through Tixr.

The Stephen Talkhouse

Elon Gold

Comedian, actor, and writer Elon Gold presents the quick wit audiences know from his hour-long special Chosen & Taken, originally on Netflix and now streaming on Amazon Prime. His clips have gone viral, shared by millions around the world, and he has made ten visits to The Tonight Show along with several appearances on The Late Late Show with James Corden. On television he has starred in FOX’s Stacked and developed and headlined NBC’s In-Laws, with guest roles on Crashing, Frasier, Chappelle’s Show, and Chelsea Lately. He also served as a writer and performer on ABC’s The Dana Carvey Show. More recently he appeared in a recurring role during season 11 of HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm, and is featured in the upcoming Kal Penn film Trust Me, I’m A Doctor, as well as the title role in The Badchan from director Gidi Dar. Presented with support from Cynthia Hochman.

Marine Park Dr, Sag Harbor, NY 11963, United States

Father's Day Weekend Arts & Crafts Fair

Hosted by the Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce, this annual arts and crafts fair transforms Marine Park into a lively waterfront marketplace. Explore creations from more than 50 artists and crafters showcasing handmade art, jewelry, photography, ceramics, home goods, coastal themed pieces, and unique finds. It is an opportunity to shop local, support makers, connect with friends, and enjoy the festive atmosphere by the harbor, whether you are searching for a thoughtful Father’s Day gift or something special for your home.

Children's Museum of the East End

Fore the Love of Dad!

Celebrate Father’s Day at the Children’s Museum of the East End at Fore the Love of Dad!, with family fun, friendly competition, and coffee.

Stirring the Pot: Padma Lakshmi

Entering its 15th year, the series opens with Padma Lakshmi, a producer with an Emmy nomination, creator and host of CBS’s America’s Culinary Cup, and a widely recognized authority on food.

Guild Hall

Festivals

Wainscott Strawberry Festival

The Wainscott Strawberry Festival features delicious Strawberry Shortcake. You can dine at the Chapel or take your order to go. The Wainscott Sewing Society hosts the event, and proceeds benefit the Wainscott Chapel. There is a cost for adults and children.

Wainscott Chapel

Sunday Afternoon Chess

Step away from online play for a friendly, casual chess session in the Bendheim Room. Open to grades 6 through 12 and adults, this is a non-instructional gathering focused on enjoying the game and meeting fellow players. Registration is not required.

David Shaw

David Shaw brings a live performance to The Surf Lodge in Montauk. Tickets are available for this show.

Montauk, NY - 668 The Gig Shack

SALTY, a Florida-based duo of Lee Kalt and Xandra, shares music inspired by sunshine, water, motion, and memory. Their sound glides from dance to reggae to yacht rock with ease. They perform at 668 The Gig Shack in Montauk.

668 The Gig Shack

Encaustic Workshop with Bonnie Rychlak

Explore the centuries-old art of encaustic painting, a practice with origins in ancient Greece. Teacher and artist Bonnie Rychlak guides students through the basics of this time-honored craft.

Piano Karaoke

Sid Gold's is back in Montauk with a summer run at Shagwong Tavern, featuring karaoke backed by live piano. John Khoury leads from the keys, creating a lively atmosphere with a spirited crowd.

Shagwong

Book Discussion: The Doorman - by Chris Pavone (LI READS PICK 2026)

Participate in a book discussion centered on a LI Reads and New York Times top pick. A limited number of complimentary signed copies are available with registration and can be picked up at the library’s Adult Reference Desk.

Mondays at Madoo

A lively story time unfolds in the Magnolia Bosque, led by storytellers from the Hampton Library who keep children engaged with songs and stories from many places. Expect a warm blend of music and storytelling designed to delight young listeners.

Circle of Fun

Little ones can wiggle, twirl, and dance along to music in a playful class that features shakers and scarves. The session wraps up with a lively dance party.

Health & Wellness

Gentle Chair Yoga at Montauk Library

Settle into a calming floor yoga session that centers on gentle stretching and steady breathing. This relaxed practice supports unwinding and focus so you can walk away feeling refreshed and centered.

Après Mondays

Drink specials take center stage at this event.

Community Service: Decorate the YA Room for Summer

High school students can pitch in to get the YA Room ready for summer. Participation counts as one hour of community service.

Classic Movie: Gigi (1958)

Gigi (1958) screens at Rogers Memorial Library. This musical adapts Colette’s classic story of a young girl in turn-of-the-century Paris. Whether discovering it for the first time or returning to it, audiences can see the film from a new perspective.

Pop Up Puppet Fun! — Goat on a Boat Puppet Theatre

The Puppet Truck brings a pop-up puppet experience to Mash Park with music, games, interactive puppet making and play, and a puppet show. Suitable for children ages 5 and under. The cost is $40.

Mashashimuet Park

Jigsaw Island

Geared toward grades 6 and up, this tabletop escape room invites small groups to collaborate as they unravel clues on a treasure island theme. Teamwork and problem solving will be key as friends piece together the path to freedom and make their getaway from the island.

Texture and Tone: Collagraph Monoprinting with...

Take a workshop led by Nanette Carter that explores collagraphy, a printmaking technique. Collagraphs blend textural collage with traditional printing methods, where the printing plate is created by layering materials, textures, and pastes. This two-day workshop will introduce participants to this contemporary approach to printmaking. The workshop is divided into two sessions, the first focusing on creating a collagraph plate, and the second delving into inking and printing to create impressions of their work. All necessary materials will be provided, but participants can bring their own textures and materials, with thickness not exceeding 1/8”. No prior printmaking experience is required, and participants can take home their prints and plates after the workshop.

Tuesday Afternoon Mahjong

Gather for a relaxed mahjong session with neighbors and friends. Two game sets will be on hand, and participants may bring additional sets if they wish. This is an informal play time without instruction. Registration is not required.

Toddler Time

A lively morning designed for toddlers ages 1 to 3, with chances to play, explore early learning, and build new friendships. This is an in-person event.

Southampton Town Senior Lunch Program

A nutritious lunch is available through Town of Southampton Senior Services as part of this senior lunch program. Call for details about the meal, transportation arrangements, and how to register.

Charity Event

This is a charity event with a 1:30 PM shotgun start. It will be a Best Ball of 4 format, and you can sign up as a foursome. The handicap is 90%. Gross and Net prizes will be awarded. The tournament will benefit The Lupus Research. The cost is $110 per person, which includes lunch. You must submit one check for $440 for your foursome.

Maidstone - West

Playfit with Coach Rachel

Coach Rachel leads fun, active games for little ones.

The Secret Life of a Pond: Life Cycles and Survey

At a pond, eyes often settle on the obvious... frogs, turtles, and visiting birds. The focus here is on why these animals choose this place and on what a closer look can reveal.

Music with Miss Lori

Enjoy a lively session of singing and dancing led by Miss Lori, accompanied by her guitar.

Playdough Playtime

A playful session centered on playdough, created for children ages 1 to 3.

Health & Wellness

Southampton Town Senior Lunch Program

A nutritious lunch is available, provided through Town of Southampton Senior Services. For more information about the meal, transportation options, and registration, please call.

Mini Makers

Mini Makers is a Hampton Library program intended for children in kindergarten through second grade.

Children's Museum of the East End

Mexico vs. Czechia World Cup Watch Party

Families can watch Mexico take on Czechia in a World Cup match at a special watch party hosted by the Children’s Museum of the East End. This family-focused gathering brings fans together to enjoy the game in a welcoming setting.

WED Playgroup - Tots On The Farm

A peaceful farm playgroup for families with little ones. Each session centers on time together for families and children alongside the farm animals, and includes opportunities to meet new friends.

Sunset Wednesdays

Nancy Atlas takes the stage at The Surf Lodge in Montauk for a live concert.

Once Upon a Reread: Childhood Favorites Revisited

Revisit a story you loved as a child and explore what it is like to encounter it again after years or even decades. Choose a favorite book from your youth, read it anew, and take part in a relaxed conversation about what the reread reveals and how it feels to return to it.

Career

Building Together: Networking Event for Women in AEC

Hosted by the AIA Peconic Women in Architecture Committee, this in-person networking gathering provides an opportunity to connect with peers and expand professional contacts.

Southampton Inn

ESL Advanced Beginner with Helen Mendes

For adult students with a basic grasp of English vocabulary, this class develops reading, listening, and speaking skills. Please register.

Amber Waves Farm, Market & Cafe

Wednesdays: Compost at Amber Waves Farm — ReWild Long Island

Discover simple, affordable ways to make your backyard welcoming to butterflies. The focus is on practical steps that support local wildlife and pollinators while helping to protect East Hampton’s waterways, with ideas designed to be easy to understand and put into practice at home.

Lil Mo Mozzarella

Lil Mo Mozzarella brings a live comedy performance to The Clubhouse in East Hampton.

The Clubhouse

Bottle of Red and a Character’s Dead Mystery Book Club

This mystery book club meets at Hampton Library for a group discussion of a selected title in the genre. It brings together readers who love unraveling a good whodunit and talking through the story together.

Thursday Jazz on the Patio

Fauna hosts a weekly patio jazz series that pairs live music, cocktails, and the easy feel of the coast in summer. Performances feature rotating ensembles including the Paris Ray Trio, Quogue Jazz Trio, or Certain Moves Trio, with outdoor dining in a warm, welcoming setting. A Happy Hour is available beforehand, followed by live jazz, seasonal dishes, and a relaxed evening outside. Reservations are not required, though they are strongly encouraged.

Fauna

Shannon-igans

Designed for children ages 2 to 4, Miss Shannon leads a lively session featuring stories, songs and fingerplay activities, plus a bit of playful shenanigans. Registration is required for each weekly session. This program is tailored specifically to this age group.

Sunset Music

Enjoy a relaxed evening among the vines with sunset views, music, and Wölffer wine. Bring friends and family to unwind together. No reservations are needed and entry is walk-in only. Capacity is limited.

Wölffer Estate Vineyard

Chaparelle

Chaparelle performs live at The Surf Lodge.

The Wine Stand at Wölffer Estate

Robert Europe

Robert Europe blends blues, rock, soul, and Americana into a unified sound that honors its roots while exploring new directions. Grounded in classic influences yet eager to push the edges, the music offers a fresh perspective that rewards a close listen.

Current Events Club

Gather with others to discuss current events in an open, conversational setting. The focus is on thoughtful dialogue about what is happening in the world. On select dates, a moderator from the Express News Group will be present to guide the discussion.

Beautopia Benefit Art Auction Vernissage

An opening preview in the LongHouse Pavilion offers a first look at the Beautopia LongHouse Summer Benefit Art Auction, celebrating the participating artists and showcasing donated works from nearly 50 noted contributors.

LongHouse Reserve

Channing Daughters Winery

Chillin' At Channing Daughters

Enjoy an evening of bluegrass and country music performed live. Wines by the glass and snacks will be available for purchase. Seating is first come, first served on the lawn, under the tent, or at lawn tables. Children are welcome, provided they are supervised. Please, no outside food or drinks or pets are allowed.

POETRY: MARIE HOWE, former NYS Poet Laureate, in...

An intimate poetry event at The Church features Marie Howe, who served as New York State Poet Laureate from 2012 to 2014, alongside Bret A. Johnston, Director of the Michener Center for Writers.

The Matthiessen Talks: The Idolatry of Growth –...

Co-presented by The Peter Matthiessen Center and Guild Hall, this program reflects on a culture that seldom questions growth. It examines how expansion in markets, wealth, productivity, and even personal development is often taken for granted, offering space to consider why this belief is so pervasive.

Guild Hall

Tonino's Pizza & Trattoria

Tonino's Pizza & Italian Eatery

Tonino's Pizza & Trattoria unveils a refreshed space with extensive renovations that include a new dining room and bar. The updates come with the same food and the same music, offering a familiar experience in an updated setting.

A Hans Zimmer Candlelight Experience In East Hampton, NY - Friday June 26th

A candlelit concert at East Hampton UMC celebrates the film music of Hans Zimmer with an intimate classical program performed by a string trio. Expect themes from Gladiator, Kung Fu Panda, Sherlock Holmes, Madagascar, Cornfield, The Holiday, Interstellar, Eptescious, Lion King, and Pirates of the Caribbean. Seating is first come, first served within your allocated zone in Platinum, Gold, Silver, or Bronze, with two separate sittings offered. The venue is wheelchair accessible, though front row placement is not guaranteed. Suitable for ages 8 and up. Lumos presents these artist tributes in warmly lit settings, and each month a donation supports a different charity.

East Hampton UMC

Westhampton Beach Brew & Grille on Main

The HB’s

This summer outing features lively music from The HB’s, plus tasty food and refreshing drinks. Playful antics are part of the experience, keeping the mood upbeat. There is no cover charge.

Robert Bruey Solo

The event is introduced with a short, friendly invitation that emphasizes the venue.

Sunset Theater

Coffee Social

This social gathering in the Bookmark Cafe offers conversation over coffee and light snacks. Card and board games will be available for anyone who would like to play.

Friday Afternoon Mahjong

A friendly Mahjong gathering with experienced players already participating. Newcomers are welcome, and the organizers are seeking a volunteer instructor to help teach beginners. Open to all.

Songs and Stories

At Rogers Memorial Library, little ones from birth to age five can enjoy a lively blend of stories, sing-along moments, and playful rhymes. Registration in advance is required.

Summer Reading Dino Story Time

Kick off summer reading with stories and songs about dinosaurs. This event is for children ages 1-5 and requires registration.

Babies and Books

Enjoy story time with simple books, songs, rhymes, and fingerplays. This program is designed for children ages birth to 18 months old and accompanying adults. Siblings are welcome. Registration is required.

Baby & Me Play Time

Designed for babies from birth to 18 months, this play time at Hampton Library offers a variety of age-appropriate toys for little ones to explore, along with opportunities for caregivers to socialize. Siblings are welcome.

Cowfish Happy Hour

Happy hour at Cowfish is centered at the bar and offers a discounted menu that includes select appetizers, well pours, Rum Punch, the Signature Margarita, and a selection of wines by the glass.

Cowfish

Friday Classic Film Series

Enjoy a viewing of the film GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE, a 1942 production directed by William Keighley, starring Jack Benny, Ann Sheridan, and Charles Coburn. The film follows the Fullers as they renovate a dilapidated house where George Washington allegedly slept. This event is free.

Mudita — Ceramics School of the Hamptons

Have-A-Spin

A friendly class that offers attentive guidance while leaving plenty of room for personal creativity. Participants work on their own projects with supportive instruction in a warm setting that encourages making something personally significant.

Summer Fling

Settle in on the green at Gosman's Dock for a seaside Summer Fling with Montauk scenery, sea breeze, and live music throughout the evening. Pack a chair or a blanket to get comfortable and take it all in. A relaxed celebration of summer in Montauk.

Gosman's Clam Bar

Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center Annual...

The Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center is holding its annual Summer Kickoff Cocktail Party. The event includes the presentation of The Eleanor Prize, which recognizes those who have positively impacted childrens lives and supported working families in the East End. This years honoree is Ruth Ann McSpadden, whose leadership was vital to the Centers endurance. Guests can enjoy hors d’oeuvres, wines, live bluegrass, folk, and old-time music, plus a silent auction to support early childhood education.

Mulford Farm Museum

Beautopia The LongHouse Summer Benefit

Mark your calendar for the LongHouse Reserve Annual Summer Benefit. Guests will explore the gardens, enjoy cocktails and live music, and participate in an Art Auction featuring works by artists. The evening includes dinner and dancing.

LongHouse Reserve

Weekly Saturday Storytime

Barnes & Noble hosts a weekly Saturday storytime that nurtures a love of books and literature in children. It offers a welcoming setting where kids can enjoy stories together and make new friends.

Shop & Sip

Celebrate summer with a sip-and-shop experience at Ramy Brook in Southampton. Browse the store while you sip, and a percentage of sales from the event will be donated to SASF.

Ramy Brook

J. McLaughlin

The event offers sips and shopping at J. McLaughlin in Southampton, and a percentage of sales will be donated to SASF.

J.McLaughlin

Straight No Chaser: Beach Bash

Straight No Chaser brings an all-vocal performance to the Beach Bash, challenging the blazer-and-khaki college stereotype. This nine-member ensemble builds every note with the human voice, pairing precision harmonies with a sense of humor. Their impact is reflected in two RIAA Gold certifications, more than 1.5 million concert tickets sold, over one billion Pandora streams, and more than two million albums sold worldwide. Expect music made entirely by voices that resonates on a fundamental level and entertains with wit.

David Koechner Live

David Koechner brings his stand-up to the East End for a single-show engagement at Bay Street Theatre in Sag Harbor. Known for his roles as Todd Packer in The Office and Champ Kind in Anchorman, he will deliver an evening of unfiltered comedy in the Hamptons at this intimate Long Island venue.

Bay Street Theatre

Fauna After Dark

Fauna After Dark brings an outdoor, waterside lounge to life with a cozy yet buzzing vibe where expertly crafted cocktails, elevated fare, and live singers set the tone for an elegant night out. Expect contemporary coastal-inspired cuisine alongside time-honored cocktails while leading jazz vocalists offer fresh interpretations of well-known songs. It serves as a distinctive after-dinner destination. Reservations are optional, though strongly recommended.

Fauna

Cars & Coffee

This Cars & Coffee gathering takes place on the Great Lawn in Westhampton Beach. Admission is free for attendees, and showing a vehicle requires a $35 registration fee.

4th Annual East Hampton Art Affair

Returning to East Hampton, this fine art celebration takes place in Herrick Park in the center of town. Esteemed exhibitors present their work in a picturesque setting near the renowned shopping district, with luxury boutiques such as Chanel and Prada nearby. The park is adjacent to a busy shopping center and easily seen from the main retail area, creating an inviting backdrop for exploring a wide range of artwork. Admission is free. Artists interested in participating can apply through Zapplication.

Herrick Park

Paddle & Pick-Up

Head out on the water to help keep the harbor clean. Participants will paddle along while collecting litter, taking in the open air and a positive, relaxed vibe. There is no cost to participate, and registration is available through the provided link.

Landing Lane

Saturday Daylife feat Nic Vans

Bounce Beach Montauk hosts a Saturday daytime series for Summer 2026, and this edition showcases Nic Vans. The series takes place every Saturday during the season.

Bounce Beach

Meet Millenium Falcon with Evelyn Alexander

A story time session that includes a visit from Millennium, the peregrine falcon that lives at the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Center. Peregrine falcons hold the title of fastest animals on the planet, and this program centers on that remarkable species through storytelling and an appearance by Millennium.

Meet the Martins

See newly hatched Purple Martin nestlings during a program with John Shemilt, the SOFO Purple Martin Steward.

Dino-Bone Creations

Celebrate the start of Summer Reading with the Unearth a Story theme, featuring a life-sized collection of bones. Suitable for children in Pre-K and up.

Special Guest TBA

Palma Day Club returns for its second season at Montauk Beach House, bringing a daytime scene centered on house music and the atmosphere of a summer day party.

The Montauk Beach House

Sunset Music

Gather with friends and family for a relaxed evening among the vines with sunset views, music, and Wölffer wine. No reservations are needed, and attendance is walk-in only. Capacity is limited.

Wölffer Estate Vineyard

Family Workshop: Farmer for an Afternoon ADULT TICKET

Enjoy an afternoon at the farm while your family tries out life as a farmer. Work side by side to learn how to care for friendly animals like pigs and sheep.

Fetty Wap

Fetty Wap appears at The Surf Lodge for an event presented by The Surf Lodge. Tickets are available through Tixr.

Estuary/Marine Exploration

This hands-on program at The Green School in Sagaponack explores the wildlife of nearby estuaries. Attendees learn how species are adapted to their environment by studying specimens and interacting with a live touch tank, with opportunities to carefully handle living creatures.

Whimsy: Latin Jazz Dance Cocktail Party

Celebrate the start of summer at a Latin jazz dance cocktail party that serves as a benefit and fundraising initiative. Expect lively music and plenty of dancing in a festive atmosphere.

13th Annual Farm to Table (to Dancefloor) Benefit...

This signature Farm to Table celebration is Sylvester Manor’s foremost fundraising occasion of the year. The evening opens beneath a tent on the Manor House lawn, where guests can enjoy cocktails and a raw bar.

Blues In the Barn

Step into a lantern lit barn as live blues drifts into the summer night. Enjoy cocktails and barbecue stations while settling in for an intimate evening on the historic Corwith House property. The rustic setting and relaxed, open air atmosphere create a cozy backdrop for music and conversation.

The Wine Stand at Wölffer Estate

Sunset Music at the Wine Stand

Summer Fling performs live at The Wine Stand at Wölffer Estate. This outdoor sunset series unfolds among the vines, creating a laid-back setting for enjoying wine as the light fades. Music carries through the evening while the sun sinks toward the horizon. Bring a chair or blanket and settle in.

Audien

Audien, a Grammy-nominated producer and songwriter, is a mainstay in the dance music scene, recognized for crisp production and a signature focus on uplifting melodies. This event spotlights his sound, offering a showcase of the feel-good, melodic energy that defines his work.

The Montauk Beach House

Jewish Center of the Hamptons

Borscht Belt Serenade

Borscht Belt Serenade traces the ascent and lasting legacy of the Catskills, a place where comedy, music, and culture flourished. The show blends lighthearted humor, historical perspective, and memorable songs into a warm, nostalgic experience.

Improv With My Friends From Work: With Cast & Writers From SNL

Ceara Jane O’Sullivan of SNL hosts a night of long-form improv with cast members and writers from Saturday Night Live. The show blends on-the-spot scenes, a few stand-up sets, and the occasional reading of sketches that never made it to air, and at least half the performers will be drinking on stage. Scheduled to perform are Carl Tart, Chloe Troast, Asha Ward, and Jimmy Fowlie, with special guests in the mix, and the lineup may change.

Still, Small Voice at The Church: A Monthly...

The Church invites you to a monthly gathering for reflection and sharing. Participants will engage in silent reflection and thoughtful sharing, centered around a question about creativity, community, and being human. This is a space to hear your and others’ authentic voices and own it in community, free of judgement or reaction. This is not group therapy, a study group, a political action group or Quaker Meeting.

Sag Harbor Whaling & Historical Museum

“Long Island in the American Revolution” with Bill...

Author and historian Bill Bleyer presents a talk on the Battle of Brooklyn, also called the Battle of Long Island. He examines how this clash became the American Revolution’s largest engagement and the significant risks that surrounded it.

ARTIST TALK: LUCY RAVEN in conversation with ALAN...

Lucy Raven and Alan Ruiz, two artists exploring the human experience in landscape and community, will discuss their work. Humberto Moro, Deputy Director of Program at Dia Art Foundation, will provide a special introduction. The discussion celebrates the concurrent opening of two shows that explore evolution over time: This Land: Considering the American Landscape at The Church and De sol a sol at Dia Bridgehampton. Following the discussion, Donna De Salvo and Seph Rodney, This Land exhibition curators, will lead a Q&A, which will then open to audience questions.

Story Time – Terrific Turtles

Stories spotlight turtles that are active around yards, ponds, and area salt marshes. Learn about these local turtles, meet the turtles that live at SOFO, and make something as part of the experience.

Sunday Afternoon Chess

A friendly, casual chess session takes place in the Bendheim Room. It is open to students in grades 6 through 12 and to adults. The program is non-instructional, and registration is not required.

St. Lucia

St. Lucia and Parson James are featured at The Surf Lodge in Montauk. The event is presented by The Surf Lodge, and tickets are available through Tixr.

Project MOST Summer Benefit

Project MOST is holding its summer benefit. The event supports scholarships and creative learning programs and will honor advocates and donors. The afternoon will feature the Bill O’Connell Jazz Trio along with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. There will also be a silent auction and a paddle raise.

Mobys

Project MOST to Host Summer Benefit Sunday June 28 at Moby’s in East Hampton

Project MOST hosts a summer benefit at Moby's in East Hampton, celebrating the idea of making the most of each day.

Moby's

Clam and Chowder House at Salivar's Dock

Alejandro Meola

Alejandro Meola performs live in Montauk, NY at Salivar's Clam and Chowder House. An indie singer with Argentine and American roots, he takes the stage for a live set. Admission is free, with a suggested donation of $10.

Whimsy Latin Jazz Dance Party

This yearly Whimsy gathering marks the start of summer with music, dancing, and time with friends. The focus is a carefree evening out made for celebrating together.

Inheritances

Adam Tendler performs at Guild Hall of East Hampton Inc. in East Hampton. Tickets are available for this event.

Guild Hall

Piano Karaoke at Shagwong Tavern

Sid Gold's returns to Montauk for a residency at Shagwong Tavern, featuring karaoke with live piano. John Khoury is at the keys providing the accompaniment. The atmosphere is high energy, and the room is lively.

Shagwong

Babies Boogie

Geared to babies ages 3 to 24 months, this lively music-and-movement session is led by Nicole Summers. Little ones will clap, stomp, and wiggle along to the beat as multicultural songs and instruments set the tone. The experience encourages early music appreciation through playful, rhythmic activity.

MON Playgroup - Tots On The Farm

Spend time with your little one in a peaceful farm setting. Each class centers on bonding among families, children, and the farm animals, and also offers opportunities to make new friends.

Community Service: LEGO Buddies

Assist children as they bring imaginative LEGO projects to life in the weekly LEGO Club. Participation provides one hour of community service.

Outdoor Recreation

Full Strawberry Moon Hike

Named for the brief strawberry harvest that comes each June, the Full Strawberry Moon bears a title widely shared among Algonquin peoples. The name highlights the link between this full moon and the short window when strawberries ripen.

Circle of Fun

A joyful class where little ones shake, twirl, and move to music with shakers and scarves. It all wraps up with a lively dance party.

Cagney

A high-energy dance musical inspired by Hollywood brings screen icon James Cagney to life on stage. Produced in partnership with Riki Kane Larimer, the production surges with dynamic movement and a charged atmosphere.

Karaoke

Experience a karaoke event with JBM at The Stephen Talkhouse. Tickets are available through Tixr.

The Stephen Talkhouse

Special Storytime with the Evelyn Alexander...

A special storytime featuring the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Center celebrates their coloring book and offers a chance to discover what wildlife rehabilitation entails. Open to all ages.

Bay Street Theater & Sag Harbor Center for the Arts

Cagney The Musical

This high-energy dance musical, inspired by Hollywood and produced in collaboration with Riki Kane Larimer, brings screen icon James Cagney vividly to life onstage. Charged and exciting, the production spotlights his story through dynamic movement and an electrifying vibe.

Tuesday Afternoon Mahjong

Gather for a casual mahjong meet-up with friends and neighbors. Two sets will be available, and participants are welcome to bring additional sets to expand play. This is a self-guided session with no instructor, and advance registration is not required.

Southampton Town Senior Lunch Program

A healthy lunch is offered by the Town of Southampton Senior Services. Call for information about the lunch, available transportation options, and how to register.

Monotype Printmaking - June Advanced

New sessions of Open Studio – Monotype Printmaking are here, and there are now two different levels for the program: INTRO and ADVANCED. This ADVANCED session is for participants who have attended at least two Open Studio – Monotype Printmaking sessions. Led by local printmakers, this series of recurring workshops allows exploration of techniques unique to monotype printmaking and the exciting possibilities of this image-making process. Facilitators will handle the operation of the press itself. Participants can engage, learn, experiment, and create with materials and methods offered on the studio floor. Each participant will take home unique prints. The ticket price includes all materials, facilitators, and use of the American French Tool etching press.

Ice Cream Social

A sweet ice cream social in YA celebrates the start of summer break. It is intended for high school students.

Reptiles and Amphibians of the South Fork with SOFO

Get acquainted with local reptile and amphibian neighbors, including the Eastern Box Turtle, Snapping Turtle, Milk Snake, Eastern Tiger Salamander, and Gray Tree Frog. Discover the distinctive habitats they rely on and what sets each one apart.

TUE Playgroup - Tots On The Farm

Families with young children can enjoy time together in a peaceful farm setting. Each session encourages connection among families and kids while spending time with farm animals, and also offers opportunities to socialize.

Learn About the Wonders of Your Universe!

Hamptons Observatory will give an in-person talk at East Hampton Library on how to choose a telescope and put it to use. The program is free and intended for people who are unsure what to buy as well as those who already own one.

JUL1

Record Swap Meet

Swap your spare vinyl LPs and 45s for fresh finds at a relaxed record exchange in the Baldwin Room. Enjoy coffee, tea, snacks, and friendly conversation while you browse and trade. The gathering welcomes all ages, and attendees can enter a raffle for a chance to win a record cleaning kit.

JUL1

Sunset Theater

Experience scenic views alongside a stylish, upscale vibe in Westhampton Beach. The atmosphere combines natural beauty with a polished feel, creating a refined setting for a memorable outing.

Sunset Theater

JUL3

Caviar & Champagne - Fourth of July Celebration

Celebrate the holiday weekend at The Baker House 1650 with a refined caviar and champagne experience. Altima Caviar is paired with Billecart Champagne as guests enjoy premium selections alongside artisanal chips and elevated accompaniments. The evening unfolds in the historic gardens of this East Hampton landmark, offering a relaxed golden-hour setting for caviar enthusiasts and friends alike. Sunset cocktails and additional beverages will be available for purchase throughout the evening.

The Baker House 1650

JUL3

Jessie's Girl: Back to the '80s

Jessie’s Girl delivers a high-energy celebration of 1980s hits, featuring standout New York City rock and pop vocalists backed by a seasoned band that has performed alongside genuine icons of the decade. With a track record that includes sellouts at The Paramount and The Capitol Theatre and a headlining spot on The ‘80s Cruise, this show transforms the room into a full-on retro party. Sing-along favorites and big vibes take center stage, and neon outfits with a little extra hairspray fit right in for a throwback feel worthy of 1989.

JUL5

Sports

Southampton Firecracker 8K & 3M

Set at Agawam Park, this distance event offers two options, 8K and 3 miles, so participants can choose the length that suits them.

Agawam Park

JUL5

Jared Freid

After the success of his Netflix special 37 & Single, which reached the Top 10 in both the United States and Canada, Jared Freid brings candid, quick-hitting observations on modern dating to the stage. The New York Times has noted that he stands apart in the realm of relationship comedy, and his material transforms dating apps, situationships, and millennial jitters into laughs that feel like a group therapy session. As host of the JTrain Podcast and co-host of U Up?, he has built a loyal audience with straightforward, funny guidance in a Dear Abby style for guys. Expect sharp, relatable stand-up that speaks to anyone who has ever overthought a text. Generously sponsored by Lisa and Michael Kaufman.

JUL6

Corner of Bay Street and Main Street

An Evening with Jason Robert Brown at Bay Street Theater | July 6

Jason Robert Brown, the four-time Tony Award winning composer and lyricist, appears at Bay Street Theater for a single-night Music Mondays concert. Recognized for The Last Five Years, Parade, Songs for a New World, 13, and The Bridges of Madison County, he has helped shape today’s musical theater with songs that are emotionally rich and musically intricate. The evening features music and storytelling with humor and warmth, presented in Bay Street’s intimate 299 seat theater.

JUL6

Corner of Bay Street and Main St, Sag Harbor, NY, United States, New York 11963

My Life: The Musical! (Ages 7–9) Summer Camp! July 6 - 10 | Bay Steet Theater

Children ages 7 to 9 spend an inspiring week devising, rehearsing, and staging a brand new musical shaped by their own ideas. Guided by a professional teaching artist, they practice acting, singing, and dance while enjoying creative games and improvisations that build confidence, communication, collaboration, and imagination. Participants brainstorm themes, map out the story, develop characters, and choose or write songs, then bring everything together into a unique production. The experience wraps up with a showcase of their original musical for family and friends. Kasia Klimiuk is featured with a background that spans more than a decade in using theatre for development, empowerment, and joy. She serves as Executive Director and cofounder of Our Fabulous Variety Show, holds an MA in Applied Theatre from the CUNY School of Professional Studies, and has New York State K to 12 Theatre Certification from the City College of New York. She also coordinates the Teeny Awards for East End Arts. Her work in playbuilding and improvisation supports collaborative creation and a strong sense of community for participants of all ages.

JUL7

Probate, Taxes & Asset Protection 101 - presented by Burner Prudenti Law, P.C.

An introductory session on probate, taxes, and asset protection presented by Burner Prudenti Law, P.C. The discussion highlights the importance of key estate planning documents, explains how the probate process works, and addresses common misconceptions. It also explores whether a will eliminates the need to worry about probate and outlines ways to safeguard personal assets.

JUL8

Osprey Conservation talk with The Group for the East End

Learn about the remarkable ospreys that return to East Hampton and the East End each spring and summer in a talk led by Group for the East End staff member Jennifer Skilbred. Hear how decades of monitoring, including a 2025 survey documenting active nests across the region, inform their protection and track a notable conservation comeback. The program explores the progress made, the challenges that remain, and ongoing efforts to safeguard this species and its habitats. Since 1972, the Group for the East End has worked to protect and restore the environment of eastern Long Island through education, conservation, and advocacy.

JUL9

South Hampton Fairgrounds

Hamptons Fine Art Fair

An art fair devoted to fine art in the Hamptons.

JUL9

Lucas Zelnick

Lucas Zelnick delivers a tightly crafted, joke-dense hour that has been filling rooms nationwide. Drawing on a background that includes a Stanford business degree and an affluent Manhattan upbringing, he turns his own privilege into the butt of the joke with clear-eyed candor rather than apology. The material zeroes in on the oddities of wealth, the tangled realities of privilege, and the honest reactions that come from moving between different worlds. Every segment lands with practiced timing and confident delivery shaped by extensive time onstage, keeping laughs coming at a rapid clip from start to finish.

JUL9

The 6th Annual East Hampton Emergency Department Luncheon: A Conversation with Brooke Shields

Brooke Shields leads a featured conversation at the Southampton Hospital Foundation’s 6th Annual East Hampton Emergency Department Luncheon, a warm gathering centered on dialogue, community, and purpose. Taking place at Maidstone Club, the program highlights her multifaceted career in film, television, publishing, and business. In her fifties, Shields has embraced a new chapter focused on aging with confidence and authenticity. As the founder of Commence, a haircare brand created for women over 40, and the New York Times bestselling author of Brooke Shields Is Not Allowed to Get Old, she offers a timely perspective on living well at every age with honesty and intention. The luncheon is co-chaired by Jill Davis, Kate Davis, Kristin Douglass, Hollis Forbes, Liz Lange, and Mary Margaret Trousdale. Proceeds benefit the Stony Brook East Hampton Emergency Department, supporting access to high-quality emergency care on the East End. Tables for ten range from $5,000 to $20,000, and individual tickets start at $500.

Maidstone Club

JUL11

Bay Street Theater 35th Anniversary Gala

Bay Street Theater celebrates its 35th anniversary with a summer gala in Sag Harbor that spotlights storytelling, creativity, and the impact of the arts. The evening honors Lin-Manuel Miranda, recipient of the Julie Andrews Lifetime Achievement Award, while supporting the theater’s mission to present bold, inspiring, and meaningful live performance for the community. Artists, supporters, and friends gather at the theater for a festive occasion that reflects on decades by the waterfront and looks to the future with gratitude and excitement.

JUL11

Tyreek McDole

At Southampton Arts Center, Tyreek McDole, a vocalist of Haitian American heritage, appears in a close-up concert presented as part of Hamptons JazzFest. With roots in New York and Central Florida, he draws on jazz tradition, gospel, and the broader Black American musical lineage to craft performances rich in feeling and rhythmic drive. His resonant baritone and narrative focus honor the classic jazz vocal canon while bringing a contemporary spark. This event spotlights a rising voice in today’s jazz landscape in an intimate setting for attentive listening.

JUL11

Darren Criss

Darren Criss, an Emmy and Golden Globe winner, presents a concert that spans his multifaceted career. The set includes songs from Glee, Starkid, and the Broadway productions he has starred in, alongside original music from his EP Masquerade and his holiday album A Very Darren Crissmas. Following early viral success with A Very Potter Musical and performances that reached the top of the Billboard charts, he has built a body of work across Broadway and television recognized with major awards. Having starred in the Broadway production Maybe Happy Ending, he offers a night of songs and storytelling. Sponsored by Leni and Harvey Goldsmith, with partial sponsorship from Roni Cowan.

JUL12

Matteo Bocelli

Matteo Bocelli brings the Falling In Love World Tour, opening a fresh chapter beyond a renowned family legacy to reimagine romance for today. His sound merges classical refinement with the intimate sweep of cinematic pop, pairing polished technique with barehearted expression. Highlights span the Tuscan warmth of Glimpse of Happiness to the poignant classic Caruso, shaping a performance of sincerity and yearning that connects across eras and styles. Generous support is provided by Gisele and Joseph Schueller.

JUL13

Corner of Bay Street and Main St, Sag Harbor, NY, United States, New York 11963

My Life: The Musical! (Ages 7–9) Summer Camp!

Designed for ages 7 to 9, this weeklong camp invites kids to turn their own experiences into an original musical. With guidance from an experienced theater educator, participants invent characters, craft scenes and write songs drawn from their ideas. Through games, improvisation, movement and music, they build core skills in acting, singing, storytelling and working as an ensemble. Confidence grows as the group rehearses and shapes the show throughout the week, leading to a culminating performance for family and friends. The program takes place at Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor and the cost is $649.

JUL13

Bridgehampton Camps & Classes in the Arts

Two special weeks of arts-focused camps and classes unfold in the heart of Bridgehampton, featuring music, art, ceramics, theater, and culinary classes.

JUL13

Corner of Bay Street and Main St, Sag Harbor, NY, United States, New York 11963

Improv Squad (Ages 7–9) – Kids Improv Theater Summer Camp

Kids ages 7 to 9 can jump into the world of improv at Bay Street Theater in a lively camp filled with storytelling games and creative exercises. Guided by a Bay Street teaching artist, campers build confidence, sharpen listening, and practice teamwork while discovering what makes improvisation so engaging. Over the week, they try a range of techniques, collaborate to create their own original games, and see how improv connects to acting and life on stage. The experience concludes with a playful showcase for friends and family where participants share what they have learned. Ideal for young performers who enjoy quick thinking and creative fun.

JUL15

Westhampton Beach Main Street

Westhampton Beach Concerts on the Green

Settle in for a free outdoor concert at the gazebo park in the Main Street district of downtown Westhampton Beach. The music celebrates the Beatles for a relaxed evening in the park. Pack a blanket or lawn chairs and bring your own refreshments so you can get comfortable and enjoy the show.

JUL17

First Presbyterian Church of Southampton

A Queen vs Elton John Candlelight Experience In Southampton, NY - Friday July 17th

At First Presbyterian Church of Southampton NY, a candlelit concert celebrates the music of Queen and Elton John through a classical lens. A string trio leads the program, opening with Queen favorites such as Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Another One Bites the Dust, Don’t Stop Me Now, You’re My Best Friend, I Want to Break Free, Somebody to Love, Killer Queen, and We Are the Champions. The second half shifts to Elton John hits including I’m Still Standing, Crocodile Rock, Bennie and the Jets, Saturday Nights Alright, Candle in the Wind, Rocket Man, Don’t Let the Sun Go Down On Me, Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word, and Don’t Go Breaking My Heart. Seating is first come within your selected tiered zone, with bronze, silver, gold, and platinum options. Guests ages eight and older are welcome. The venue is wheelchair accessible, though front row placement cannot be guaranteed. Presented by Lumos, which creates intimate tributes to iconic artists and makes a monthly donation to a different charity.

Film Screening "Goodfellas" followed by Q/A with Jeff Sussman

A screening of Martin Scorsese's 1990 classic Goodfellas presents the story of Henry Hill's life in the mafia and the relationships that shape it, including his marriage to Karen and his ties to Jimmy Conway and Tommy DeVito. A Q and A with Jeffrey Sussman follows. Sussman is the author of numerous nonfiction books, several focused on organized crime. He has appeared in documentaries, on podcasts, on television, and on radio to discuss organized crime, and he is regarded as a leading authority on the Mafia in the United States. He lives in New York City.

Rez Abbasi & Kiran Ahluwalia Quartet

Guitarist and composer Rez Abbasi joins vocalist Kiran Ahluwalia for a quartet performance at The Church, offering a genre-blending program that weaves jazz improvisation with Indian traditions and contemporary global currents. Expect original works and lively group interaction shaped by rich rhythmic and harmonic ideas. Abbasi is noted for uniting jazz language with South Asian influences as a bandleader and composer, while Ahluwalia is recognized for reimagining Punjabi styles through contemporary arrangements and her own material. Both artists have performed internationally and collaborated across jazz, world music, and cross cultural projects. This concert will be recorded for future broadcast on WLIW-FM.

Almost Queen

Almost Queen channels the power, flair, and musicality of Queen, bringing the sound and spirit of the original band to life. This four piece band delivers layered four part harmonies, finely executed instrumental passages, and careful attention to detail. Authentic stage wear, high energy, and precision come together to create a concert that connects with music fans of all ages. Each show features a thoughtfully assembled selection of Queen favorites alongside deeper album moments. Crowds can hear staples like Somebody to Love, Don’t Stop Me Now, Fat Bottomed Girls, and Radio Ga Ga, along with essentials such as Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, and We Are the Champions. The band also includes gems like Flash, Spread Your Wings, and Love of My Life. Fans often travel to experience the performance, and many return again and again. Generously sponsored by Marjorie and Jimmy Kuhn.

Southampton Intermediate & High School Peace Pole Dedication

The program features the dedication of the third and fourth Peace Poles at Southampton Intermediate School, followed by a visit to the high school for the fourth pole dedication. Registration is free and can be completed using a QR code.

Southampton Intermediate

JUL19

Hoie Hall at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church

Marta Sanchez - Solo Piano

Part of the McIver Piano Series, pianist and composer Marta Sanchez brings a solo piano program to Hoie Hall at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church on the East End. A Madrid native now based in New York City, she leads her own groups, has released several recordings as a bandleader, and has performed internationally in both solo and ensemble settings within contemporary jazz and creative improvised music. This intimate concert highlights her original works and in-the-moment improvisation, combining lyrical themes with rhythmic vitality and a modern jazz approach informed by jazz tradition and contemporary classical ideas. The performance will be recorded for future broadcast on WLIW-FM.

JUL19

Let's Sing Taylor

Let’s Sing Taylor presents a full-band tribute to the songs of Taylor Swift, featuring high-energy, true-to-the-record performances that span her wide-ranging catalog. The production has been traveling across the country and fosters a shared celebration where Swifties can sing along together. Attendees are encouraged to wear Taylor-inspired outfits and add their voices to the music. This fan-supported show is not endorsed by, authorized by, or affiliated with Taylor Swift, TAS Rights Management, or their associated entities.

JUL20

Corner of Bay Street and Main St, Sag Harbor, NY, United States, New York 11963

The Magical World of Marionettes – Kids Theater Workshop

At Bay Street Theater, young creators explore marionette puppetry in a hands-on kids theater workshop led by Kim Profaci of The Modern Marionette Company. Children learn fundamental puppet manipulation, practice storytelling through role play and improvisation, and reimagine scenes from familiar tales. Each participant builds a personal marionette and brings it to life in a presentation for family and friends on the final day. Designed for ages 4 to 7, the program encourages movement, creativity, and collaborative play. Participants should bring a water bottle and a snack, and wear comfortable clothing suitable for indoor activities and outdoor play.

JUL22

'Beach Club' morning, Old Town Beach

Ease into the morning with a Beach Club gathering at Old Town Beach focused on simple seaside fun and friendly playtime. Expect plenty of beach toys and ideas for activities, with opportunities to connect for relaxed play dates. Everyone is welcome. Bring swimming gear if you plan to get in the water, as the tide will be rising. Remember a sunhat and sunscreen for comfort.

Old Town Beach

JUL22

Tony Davis Quartet

New York City guitarist, composer, and singer songwriter Tony Davis brings his quartet to the East End for a free outdoor concert that blends jazz and blues roots with Afro Latin rhythms, folk and rock touches, and his own compositions. Originally from Hartford, he has appeared at venues such as The Blue Note, Village Vanguard, Birdland, Smalls, and Jazz at Lincoln Center, and has performed at the Newport Jazz Festival. His collaborators include Christian McBride, Sullivan Fortner, George Coleman, Anderson .Paak, and Joe Farnsworth. The program centers on original pieces and improvisation shaped by Davis’s wide range of influences and a contemporary approach to jazz guitar. Seating will be available, the performance is outdoors, and it will be canceled in the event of rain. This concert will be recorded for future broadcast on WLIW-FM.

JUL23

Brandi Carlile: A Benefit for the Montauk Point Lighthouse

Presented by Murmrr, this special concert brings Brandi Carlile to the Montauk Point Lighthouse for a benefit supporting the lighthouse in Montauk on Long Island. A pre-party is planned before the performance. The event welcomes attendees of all ages, will continue regardless of weather, and pets are not permitted. Widely acclaimed as one of music’s leading voices, Carlile is an Oscar nominee, an 11-time Grammy winner, a two-time Emmy winner, and a number one New York Times bestselling author. Her latest album, Returning To Myself on Interscope Records and Lost Highway, produced with Andrew Watt, Aaron Dessner, and Justin Vernon, debuted at number seven on the Billboard 200 and reached the top of Billboard’s Americana and Rock categories, earning recognition as one of the year’s standout releases. It follows her Grammy-nominated collaboration with Elton John, Who Believes in Angels?, which topped the charts in the U.K. and reached the top ten in the U.S. Her collaborations span Soundgarden, Sam Smith, Alicia Keys, Hozier, Noah Kahan, P!nk, and Dolly Parton, and her honors include OUT Magazine’s Icon of the Year, Billboard’s Women In Music Trailblazer Award, the NMPA Songwriter Icon Award, and multiple accolades from the Americana Music Association. She is also a founder of the Looking Out Foundation, which has raised more than nine million dollars for grassroots causes.

Montauk Point Lighthouse

JUL24

John Pizzarelli

Grammy-winning guitarist and vocalist John Pizzarelli offers a heartfelt, swinging salute to Tony Bennett, marking what would have been Bennett’s 100th birthday. The program spotlights timeless songs tied to Bennett, delivered with Pizzarelli’s trademark warmth, skill, and charm. This goes beyond a standard tribute, serving as a joyful nod from one master of the American Songbook to another, with buoyant swing, heartfelt ballads, and an elegant, energetic spirit throughout. Generous support is provided by Pat Gold.

JUL25

Face 2 Face

Sharing a piano on stage, two tribute performers bring the music and style of Billy Joel and Elton John to life in the Face-2-Face Tribute Show, supported by a band of in-demand players. Levittown NY native Mike Santoro opens with rapid-fire keys on Angry Young Man, then powers through Billy Joel favorites including Movin Out and Scenes From An Italian Restaurant. Next, Ronnie Smith steps into Elton John’s world with signature sunglasses and sparkling suits, tracing eras from the 70s to today while performing Tiny Dancer, the epic Funeral For A Friend/Love Lies Bleeding, Crocodile Rock, and Bennie and the Jets. A third act unites both artists for a grand finale, trading the spotlight and celebrating more classics from both catalogs in a roughly three-hour show. Presented with support from Linda and Greg Galdi.

JUL25

Sticks & Stones Comedy Presents: SHERROD SMALL

Sticks & Stones Comedy presents Sherrod Small in a live standup performance at Sticks & Stones Comedy Club. Known for celebrity commentary on VH1’s Best Week Ever and appearances on CNN, FOX, and SiriusXM, Small brings his sharp perspective to the MainStage Room inside the Southampton Cultural Center. Before the show, snacks and drinks will be available, and Kraman will perform live music in the art gallery. Lineup subject to change.

JUL26

Cupsogue Beach County Park

🌊🎶 The Soul Jam Revue LIVE at Katch – Cupsogue Beach🎶🌊

The Soul Jam Revue brings a lively blend of Philly soul classics and more to Katch at Cupsogue Beach in Cupsogue Beach County Park. Upbeat grooves and beachside energy set the tone for a night that keeps the dance floor moving and matches the feel of a summer evening by the ocean. Enjoy live music alongside savory bites, chilled beverages, and sweeping shoreline views for a relaxed, festive atmosphere. Beachside seating frames the scene as the band delivers a stylish weekend finale.

JUL26

Sports

Jordan's Run Veterans' Memorial 5K Run/Walk

Jordan's Run Veterans' Memorial 5K Run/Walk is a USATF-certified event that is part of the Suffolk County Veterans Run Series. The route showcases historic Sag Harbor Village, passing Pierson High School, the harbor and windmill, and includes a loop over and back on the NYS Lance Cpl. Veterans' Memorial Bridge named in honor of LCpl Jordan C. Haerter. Participants also pass a marina near the second water stop where he worked during the summer, along with Oakland Cemetery, where he rests. The run honors Jordan Haerter, who grew up in Sag Harbor, graduated from Pierson High School in 2006, completed boot camp at Parris Island later that year to become a United States Marine, served with 1st Battalion, 9th Marines, and deployed to Ramadi, Iraq, in March 2008. Community support for Jordan’s Run is appreciated.

JUL26

Kelli O'Hara

Tony Award winner Kelli O’Hara takes the stage for a concert that showcases her radiant soprano and gift for storytelling, creating an evening of theatrical sparkle. Celebrated for her Tony-winning performance in The King and I and acclaimed roles in South Pacific and The Bridges of Madison County, she has enthralled audiences on Broadway, at the Metropolitan Opera, and across screens nationwide. The performance features American Songbook gems alongside contemporary Broadway selections, weaving romance, drama, and vocal fireworks. Sponsored by The Stoller Family.

JUL27

Summer Camp (Ages 13–17) ∙ Musical Theatre Audition Intensive ∙ July 27–31, 2026

At Bay Street Theater, teens ages 13 to 17 can dive into a concentrated musical theatre audition training led by Lauren “Coco” Cohn and Adelaide Mestre. Across five mornings, participants strengthen technique while cultivating confidence and clarity in the audition room. Students will choose strong material, polish short song cuts of 16 to 32 bars, and practice making clear, specific acting choices. The focus includes telling the story through music, attentive listening, purposeful objectives, and a poised physical presence. The program features mock auditions and individualized coaching in a supportive setting, providing practical tools that can be used right away. The week wraps with a friendly showcase for friends and family. Enrollment is limited to 10 students. Cohn brings Broadway experience from Mamma Mia!, along with directing and coaching work across stage, television, and film. Mestre is an accomplished actress, singer, and writer with early roots at The Public Theater, a wide-ranging performance career in theater, cabaret, and film, and recognition as an award-winning solo performer and playwright.

JUL29

Hampton Library, 2478 Main St, Bridgehampton, NY 11932

Tomas Majcherski Quartet

Tomas Majcherski, a New York City based saxophonist, clarinetist, composer, and bandleader, leads his quartet in a performance built around original works and in the moment improvisation. Raised between the East End of Long Island and Vermont, he studied with Hal McKusick, earned a master’s degree from the University of New Orleans, and received the ASCAP Louis Armstrong Foundation Scholarship for composition in 2018. His experience at the Montreal, New Orleans, Ottawa, and Umbria jazz festivals, along with roots in both the New Orleans and New York creative music communities, informs a sound that weaves contemporary jazz ideas with chamber like colors and tight ensemble interplay. The music shifts from melody and groove to more adventurous passages, balancing composed material with open exploration. The performance takes place outdoors with chairs available, will be canceled in case of rain, and will be recorded for future broadcast on WLIW-FM.

JUL29

Pond Lane, Southampton, NY

SIR ELTON AT AGAWAM PARK CONCERT SERIES

A free concert at Agawam Park spotlights the music of Elton John, performed by Sir Elton featuring Lance Millard.

Camp SoulGrow 12-Year Anniversary Celebration at The Gig Shack

This anniversary gathering at The Gig Shack marks twelve years of Camp SoulGrow with live music, drink specials, and a raffle. It honors the children, volunteers, businesses, and supporters who have helped the organization grow since 2014. Camp SoulGrow is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit workshop camp that helps children build confidence, explore new interests, and strengthen community connections through hands-on activities. The event is open to everyone. Children must attend with an adult.

Cupsogue Beach County Park

The Blend At The Beach House At Cupsogue Beach

The Beach House sets the scene for a lively celebration as The Blend gets the party started. Fun awaits.

Radio Flashback rocks The Oceanbleu Grand Ballroom, West Hampton Beach! (All Welcome!)

Everyone is welcome for a tribute to the rock anthems of the 1970s and 1980s at The Ocean Resort at Bath and Tennis in West Hampton Beach. Radio Flashback brings back favorites from Journey, Aerosmith, Three Dog Night, the Sweet, Foreigner, Grand Funk, the Eagles, Led Zeppelin, ELO, Meat Loaf, ZZ Top, the Doobie Brothers, and more. The four piece lineup features Steve on vocals and lead guitar, Bobby on vocals, keyboards, and saxophone, Mike on vocals and bass, and Tommy on vocals and drums. The show is styled like a classic radio broadcast, complete with period commercials that heighten the nostalgia. The price is $50 and includes two drinks, and a full bar menu will be available.

Creedence Revived

A globally in-demand tribute act, Creedence Revived delivers a show built by four standout musicians from Chicago and Los Angeles. They have honed their performances on stages worldwide, playing for audiences topping 30,000 and regularly selling out venues. The lineup features an award winning vocalist known as "the chameleon" for a voice that can mirror many styles, an internationally acclaimed blues guitarist who draws fans from across the globe, a session bassist with credits on numerous charting releases, and a drummer whose distinctive approach can fill theaters on its own. Their touring resume includes Europe and Malaysia, and promoters often invite them back year after year, with audiences regularly leaving in awe.

Sticks & Stones Comedy Presents: MARLA SCHULTZ

Sticks & Stones Comedy showcases headliner Marla Schultz, a standup comedian, speaker, actress, and media personality who advocates for the healing power of laughter and the compassion it can inspire. Her credits include a national tour with Chelsea Handler and performances for U.S. military personnel abroad, and she connects with fans around the world. Doors open thirty minutes before the show. Ahead of the standup set, the art gallery offers snacks and drinks, live music, and a relaxed atmosphere. The performance is presented in the MainStage Room at the Southampton Cultural Center. Lineup subject to change.

AUG1

The 68th Annual Summer Party

A cherished Hamptons summer tradition returns as Southampton Hospital Foundation presents its 68th Annual Summer Party, chaired by Lynn A. Scotti. Guests gather beneath softly lit tents for live music from The Frank Simmons Band, elevated fare, and dancing, all in support of outstanding local healthcare. Proceeds benefit Stony Brook Southampton Hospital and the Stony Brook East Hampton Emergency Department, helping grow innovative programs, fund advanced technology, and sustain compassionate care close to home. Tables start at $15,000.

AUG1

Masonic Temple, 200 Main Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11963

Wayne Escoffery Quartet

Grammy Award winner Wayne Escoffery leads his quartet, bringing his tenor saxophone voice to the forefront. With a commanding tone, distinctive writing, and a strong foundation in hard bop and post-bop, the group delivers energetic performances where contemporary improvisation engages with the sweep of jazz history. The music draws on Escoffery’s experience as a bandleader and as a longtime collaborator with prominent jazz artists and ensembles. This performance will be recorded for future broadcast on WLIW-FM.

AUG1

The Spinners

For more than sixty years, The Spinners have captivated listeners with a cross-genre sound that topped Pop, R&B, and Adult Contemporary charts. Their catalog includes classics like "I’ll Be Around," "Could It Be I’m Falling in Love," "Then Came You," and "The Rubberband Man." Over the decades they have earned six Grammy nominations, accumulated 18 gold and platinum albums, received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and achieved sales in the millions worldwide. Their songs hold a lasting place in the American songbook. Presented with support from the Dolber Family Foundation.

AUG4

PBA Cigar Night

At Montauk Project, this cigar-centered evening brings people together to connect with the community while supporting the East Hampton Town Police Benevolent Association. Admission includes an open bar, dinner with hors d’oeuvres, cigars, live entertainment, and raffles with prizes. Each ticket contributes to the association’s mission and charitable initiatives that benefit the community.

Montauk Project

AUG4

Corner of Bay Street and Main St, Sag Harbor, NY, United States, New York 11963

Dear Evan Hansen • August 4–29 • Bay Street Theater

At Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor, the Tony-winning musical Dear Evan Hansen is presented in an intimate, reimagined staging that brings the characters’ search for connection into close focus. Directed by Scott Schwartz, the theater’s artistic director, this production is shaped for the closeness of the Bay Street space, drawing the audience near to the emotional heartbeat of the story of teens and their parents navigating isolation and belonging. With a contemporary score by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul and six Tony Awards to its name, among them Best Musical, the show amplifies the hopes, fears, and longing to be seen. Presented as a co-production with A.C.T. of Connecticut.

AUG5

Hampton Library, 2478 Main St, Bridgehampton, NY 11932

Patrick Cornelius Quartet

Alto saxophonist, composer, and bandleader Patrick Cornelius appears with his quartet for an outdoor jazz concert centered on his own compositions, where tuneful themes, interwoven rhythms, and collaborative improvising shape the music. A veteran of more than two decades in New York’s jazz community, he has led multiple recordings and worked alongside Gerald Clayton, Kendrick Scott, Miles Okazaki, Jeff Ballard, and Frank Kimbrough. His studies at Berklee College of Music, Manhattan School of Music, and The Juilliard School, along with recognition including ASCAP Young Composer awards and Chamber Music America New Jazz Works commissions, reflect a deep commitment to composing. The program offers a contemporary blend of written material and spontaneity, drawing from jazz, classical, and modern creative influences. Seating will be provided, the performance takes place outside, and rain will result in cancellation. The concert will be recorded for a future broadcast on WLIW-FM.

AUG8

Montauk Playhouse Community Center Foundation

Conrad Herwig Quintet – Latin Side of Miles & Coltrane 100th Anniversary Celebration

Conrad Herwig brings his quintet to Montauk Playhouse Community Center Foundation for a program honoring the 100th anniversary of Miles Davis and John Coltrane. A Grammy nominee on trombone who also composes, arranges, and teaches, Herwig is active in straight ahead jazz and Afro Latin styles, with credits that include work alongside Eddie Palmieri, Tito Puente, Paquito D’Rivera, Joe Henderson, Tom Harrell, and Clark Terry. Inspired by his long-running Latin Side concept, the set reframes music associated with Davis and Coltrane through Afro Caribbean and Latin jazz grooves, with contemporary rhythm, improvisation, and tight ensemble interplay offering new angles on themes from pivotal recordings and a lasting legacy. This performance will be recorded for future broadcast on WLIW-FM.

AUG8

Chris Botti

GRAMMY recipient and trumpet virtuoso Chris Botti takes the stage for an evening of refined artistry, heartfelt expression, and superb musicianship. Known for a soaring tone and a cinematic sensibility, he has appeared at renowned venues including Carnegie Hall and the Sydney Opera House and has collaborated with Sting, Barbra Streisand, Andrea Bocelli, and Lady Gaga. The program features timeless standards, rich melodies, and captivating improvisation that showcase why he remains among the most celebrated instrumentalists of his generation. With sponsorship from Robert Leo.

AUG8

Sticks & Stones Comedy Presents: DAN MADONIA

Sticks & Stones Comedy presents Dan Madonia at Sticks & Stones Comedy Club. Madonia is an American comedian and actor whose standup blends observational humor with personal stories and quick wit. Raised in New York, he began performing in bands as a teenager, then moved to Los Angeles, where he became a regular at the Comedy Store and The Laugh Factory. He has performed at festivals including SXSW, the Great American Comedy Festival, and the Woodstock Comedy Festival. Before the show, the art gallery features snacks, drinks, live music, and a welcoming atmosphere. The performance takes place in the MainStage Room at the Southampton Cultural Center. The lineup is subject to change.

AUG10

Tom Kitt | Aug 10 | Bay Street Theater |

Tony, Emmy, Grammy, and Pulitzer Prize winning composer Tom Kitt brings an intimate evening of songs and stories at the piano to Bay Street Theater. The program features selections from his musicals Next to Normal, If/Then, Flying Over Sunset, and Almost Famous, along with a sneak peek at upcoming projects. He will also share the stage with guest performers, with additional artists to be announced.

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Corner of Bay Street and Main St, Sag Harbor, NY, United States, New York 11963

Summer Camp: The Little Mermaid Jr. (Ages 10–17)

Dive into musical theater with a two-week Summer Camp centered on The Little Mermaid Jr. at Bay Street Theater. Designed for ages 10–17, the program builds acting technique, vocal strength, and stage presence as campers rehearse a 60-minute adaptation of the Broadway favorite. The experience features beloved songs like “Part of Your World,” “Under the Sea,” and “Poor Unfortunate Souls.” Teaching Artist Bethany Dellapolla leads the training, creating a supportive space that encourages confidence, teamwork, and performance skills. Each participant receives a themed t-shirt, and enrollment is limited to 20 students. The session culminates in a performance for friends and family.

AUG12

Poetry Reading & Book Signing "Suddenly Deciduous" Dee Slavutin

A reading of poems with a book signing featuring poet and author Dee Slavutin, spotlighting her collection Suddenly Deciduous from Finishing Line Press. Slavutin is the author of two full-length collections, including Wingspan: Search for Food. She holds a master’s in literature from McGill University and an MBA in finance from Fordham University. While at McGill she founded the poetry magazine Cyan Line and served as its editor. Her work earned a grant from the Ruth Weiss Foundation as a finalist for the poem Aging in Haiku, and she curated the East Hampton Poetry Marathon for five years, a summer series of readings. Beyond poetry, she led a boutique financial services firm for more than three decades. She lives in East Hampton and New York City with her husband, Lee, and their two grown children. Inspired by long walks along Gardiner’s Bay, the Atlantic, and Riverside Park, she embraces the concise, fluid nature of verse and revises until the story feels complete, always striving for the level of effort that brings integrity to creative work.

AUG12

Westhampton Beach Village

Pop Divas Through The Decades Featuring THE CHICLETTES plus BOBBY WILSON

A free open-air concert at the Westhampton Beach Village Green celebrates pop favorites spanning the decades. The Chiclettes present a tribute to female artists, with Bobby Wilson also taking the stage.

AUG15

The Church, 48 Madison Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11963

Trio Libre

Colombian percussionist and composer Samuel Torres brings together pianist Carmen Staaf and vibraphonist Felipe Fournier for Trio Libre, a stripped-back ensemble shaped by the voices of piano, vibraphone, and congas. Instead of the fuller textures common in Latin jazz, this trio favors intimacy and transparency, letting the conversation between the three instruments take center stage. The program weaves Torres’s own pieces with gentle nods to inspirations such as Tito Puente and Johann Sebastian Bach, balancing rhythmic lineage with rich harmonic ideas. The set is exploratory, occasionally incorporating the human voice, and leans more contemplative than Torres’s large-group projects. With an emphasis on space, nuance, and close-knit interaction, the music remains grounded yet open, where each note carries weight and the trio’s chemistry stays in clear focus.

AUG15

JB Smoove

An evening with J.B. Smoove spotlights an Emmy Award-winning actor, comedian, producer, and writer celebrated for a signature style of comedy that connects with audiences worldwide. Known to many as Leon Black on Curb Your Enthusiasm, he joined the series in its sixth season and has been a key presence ever since, earning an NAACP Image Award nomination and a SAG nomination. His television career spans writing for Saturday Night Live, where he received a 2007 WGA Award, and on-screen roles in Cedric the Entertainer Presents, Everybody Hates Chris, The Millers, Fresh Off the Boat, Life in Pieces, The Last O.G., Real Husbands of Hollywood, History Of The World: Part II, and Mapleworth Murders, which garnered him an Emmy Award. On the big screen he has appeared in Pootie Tang, Mr. Deeds, Date Night, Hall Pass, The Dictator, Top Five, We Bought a Zoo, Barbershop: The Next Cut, Uncle Drew, Search Party, Almost Christmas, and On the Count of Three. His voice work includes Ice Age 4 and The Smurfs 2, along with animated series such as Woke, Fairfax, American Dad, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Harley Quinn, where he plays Frank the Plant. A veteran of more than three decades in stand-up, he is known for physical comedy and immersive storytelling, with highlights that include the special How I Dooz It, hosting Last Comic Standing, and Comedy Central hours from Russell Simmons Presents: The Ruckus and Stand-Up at the El Rey.

AUG16

EagleMania

EagleMania brings the music of the Eagles to life with five-part harmonies, virtuoso guitar work, and a remarkably faithful sound. For more than a decade, the group has captivated sold-out audiences around the globe. The show features the Eagles’ greatest hits along with select solo songs by Don Henley, Glenn Frey, and Joe Walsh. EagleMania is billed as the world’s greatest Eagles tribute. This performance is generously sponsored by Chari Tager and Jeffrey Zudeck.

AUG17

Melissa Errico: The Streisand Effect at Bay Street Theater

Tony-nominated Broadway artist and longtime Bay Street favorite Melissa Errico returns to Bay Street Theater for Music Mondays with The Streisand Effect: Melissa Sings Barbra. She appears with pianist Billy Stritch, a frequent Streisand collaborator and a leading figure in cabaret, joined by a swinging quartet. The concert blends cherished songs, jazz-inflected arrangements, personal storytelling, and playful onstage conversation. Selections such as People, The Way We Were, You Don’t Bring Me Flowers, The Music That Makes Me Dance, and Send in the Clowns anchor a reflection on ambition, longing, reinvention, artistic influence, and the search for one’s own voice. After a sold-out New York debut and praised engagements in Los Angeles and Las Vegas, this program brings together Broadway, cabaret, and jazz in a tribute to Streisand’s music and legacy.

AUG19

Village Green in Westhampton Beach

West Hampton Beach Concert Series

Part of the West Hampton Beach Concert Series, this midweek concert showcases the music of Elton John at the Village Green in Westhampton Beach.

AUG21

Sticks & Stones Comedy Presents: ALL STAR COMEDY

Sticks & Stones Comedy presents an all-star standup showcase at Sticks & Stones Comedy Club, hosted in the MainStage Room inside the Southampton Cultural Center. Arrive early to spend time in the art gallery with snacks, drinks, and live music before the show. Doors open thirty minutes before showtime. Lineup is subject to change.

AUG22

Masonic Temple, 200 Main Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11963

Boris Kozlov Quartet ft. David Gilmore & Rudy Royston

The Boris Kozlov Quartet, featuring David Gilmore and Rudy Royston, delivers a vibrant showcase of today’s jazz at the Masonic Temple. Led by Grammy-winning bassist, composer, and bandleader Boris Kozlov, the music highlights a resonant sound, strong swing, and elegant writing. Born in Moscow and based in New York, Kozlov has performed and recorded with many leading jazz artists and is regarded as a prominent voice on the bass. The program centers on spontaneous improvisation, tight-knit interplay, and top-tier musicianship, blending respect for tradition with forward-looking ideas through layered compositions, propulsive rhythms, and bold ensemble conversation. This performance will be recorded for a future broadcast on WLIW-FM.

AUG24

Harlem Gospel Choir - Remembering Whitney & Tina

Harlem Gospel Choir pays tribute to the music of Whitney Houston and Tina Turner with a dynamic program that channels their songs through lush gospel harmonies, live arrangements, and a vibrant blend of gospel, soul, and pop. Celebrated for collaborations with artists like Bono, Diana Ross, and Pharrell Williams, the choir reshapes beloved hits to showcase the emotional depth and vocal power that defined both icons. The set flows from uplifting, celebratory numbers to thoughtful, reflective interpretations rooted in the gospel tradition. This performance will be recorded for a future WLIW-FM broadcast.

AUG24

Acting For Musicals – Intermediate/Advanced : SUMMER CAMP (Ages 11–17)

This weeklong intermediate and advanced musical theater camp at Bay Street Theater helps young performers deepen their storytelling through song and scene. Geared toward ages 11–17, the program focuses on acting, vocal work, and movement to build authentic, dynamic performances supported by strong technique. Students explore tools such as attentive listening, clear objectives and tactics, imaginative play, text analysis, speech, movement, and memory strategies. Each participant is assigned at least one solo along with its related scene and receives personalized coaching throughout the week. The experience wraps up with a sharing for friends and family. Enrollment is limited to 10 students and requires either a teacher recommendation or an audition. Tuition is $649. The camp is led by teaching artist Bethany Dellapolla, Director of Education and Community Outreach at Bay Street Theater, an experienced performer, director, choreographer, and educator whose students have progressed to Broadway, regional productions, film, and competitive collegiate programs. She fosters a professional, supportive environment that builds confidence and skill.

AUG28

Sticks & Stones Comedy Presents: ALL STAR COMEDY

Sticks & Stones Comedy presents an all star standup show at Sticks & Stones Comedy Club, hosted in the MainStage Room inside the Southampton Cultural Center. Doors open 30 minutes before showtime, and guests can enjoy snacks, drinks, and live music in the art gallery before the performance. Lineup is subject to change.

AUG29

3 Decades Rewind: The Thank You Concert

3 Decades Rewind unveils a brand-new themed set that spotlights the sounds of the 1970s. Called That ’70s Show, this high-energy tribute races through classics by The Who, the Doobie Brothers, the Eagles, Chicago and more. A colorful stage presentation and tight, hard-hitting musicianship bring the era’s groove to life for a vivid trip back in time.

SEP1

Bonkers in the Boroughs - World Premiere Comedy by Joy Behar

At Bay Street Theater, Joy Behar unveils a debut comedy composed of five new short plays she wrote and performs with friends. The production delivers bold, quick laughs while exploring relationships, colorful personalities, and the quirky side of everyday New York life, all staged live and up close. Presented as part of Bay Street Theater’s 35th Anniversary Summer Season, this limited engagement caps the celebration with a brisk, high-spirited look at the moments that bring people together and keep the laughter flowing.

SEP2

Bill O’Connell and Richie Flores Duo

Part of the McIver Piano Series, pianist Bill O’Connell joins percussionist Richie Flores for an intimate duo that fuses Latin jazz vitality, rich groove, and spirited improvisation. Their performance blends original works with interpretations from the Latin jazz tradition, shaping a conversation driven by rhythm and melody. O’Connell is a pianist, composer, arranger, and bandleader with longstanding ties to both Latin and straight ahead jazz, having performed and recorded with Mongo Santamaria, Dave Valentin, Sonny Rollins, and Chet Baker while also leading many projects of his own. Flores is a percussionist acclaimed across Afro Caribbean, Latin jazz, and jazz circles, a frequent collaborator with Gato Barbieri, David Sánchez, Eddie Palmieri, and Hilton Ruiz, noted for his dynamic rhythmic voice and deep connection to Afro Puerto Rican music. The performance will be recorded for future broadcast on WLIW-FM.

SEP5

Brian Owens: The Soul of Marvin

Brian Owens honors Marvin Gaye with a cinema-inspired soul concert backed by a full band. Critics frequently compare Owens’ voice to Marvin’s, and the set moves from early Motown to the social conscience of What’s Going On, includes the Marvin and Tammi classics in duet with Emily Lucas of That Motown Band, and features Let’s Get It On and Got to Give It Up. Presented at the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center. Co-presented with The Butterfly Effect Project. Photography by Trell’s Eye Photography.