Events in The Hamptons
Bilingual Story Time Ages birth-5 years old
Enjoy bilingual story time with Ms. Mary Jane for children ages birth to 5 years old. Registration is required, and classes begin promptly, so arriving late may forfeit a reserved spot after a 5 minute grace period. Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult caregiver.
Montauk LibraryBay Buddies
Bay Buddies is a hands-on marine life program for children ages 3 to 6, with an adult caretaker participating alongside them. The session features fun, interactive activities like story reading, touch-and-feel learning, age-appropriate art projects, and opportunities to meet live marine animals in a safe setting. Some activities may take place near the edge of the bay, so dress for the weather and bring an extra change of clothes and a towel. On 8/5, the theme is bivalves.
Redwood AnchoragePatrick 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.
Hampton LibraryDance Party Explosion
Part of the Westhampton Free Library and Friends 37th Annual Gazebo Concert Series, Dance Party Explosion brings a lively set of favorites from the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s to the Village Green in Westhampton Beach. A rain date is planned. The concert is presented with support from Mary I. Hull and John E. Hull, along with the Sinensky Family and Sushi by Bou. The series is made possible through the backing of the County of Suffolk, the Town of Southampton, the Kiwanis Club of Greater Westhampton, and the Rotary Club of Westhampton. Weekly raffles are contributed by community partners including Baby Moon Restaurant, Brunetti Pizza Westhampton, Happy Oyster Company, Ivy on Main, Joe’s American Grill, Local Provisions, Margarita Grille, Michelangelo of Speonk, Mixology, Olish’s Farm, One Trick Pony, Salt and Loft, Shock Ice Cream, Sunset Theater, Sushi by Bou, Tonino’s Pizza and Trattoria, and Westhampton Beach Brew and Grill. The Village of Westhampton Beach provides the use of the Village Green for this community concert series.
WHB Village GreenWednesday Walks
Join a guided walking tour through the historic Southampton Village neighborhood, featuring stops along Windmill Lane, Hill Street, Breese Lane, and Coopers Farm Road. Meet in front of the library’s rose garden. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water. This walk is free, and no registration is required. Attendance is weather permitting.
Rogers Memorial Library(SOLD OUT) Music with Miss Lori
Join Miss Lori for a fun, music-filled sing-and-dance session with guitar. Registration is required, and the event has reached capacity, so additional registrants will be placed on a waitlist. This program is for babies through toddlers, ages 0 to 3 months up to 3 years.
East Hampton LibrarySing-Alongs with Mr. Rich
Bring the kids for a lively, in-person sing-along with Mr. Rich, the guitar-strumming children’s librarian. Kids of all ages and their accompanying adults are welcome, and the session is designed for everyone to participate together. Registration is required for each program each week, and drop-offs won’t be permitted. Expect plenty of songs to sing, dance, and clap along to.
Hampton LibraryCraft Buddies
Teen volunteers can help small children with craft activities during Wednesday morning and afternoon sessions. Registration is required, and the signup deadline is August 5, 2026 at 11:30 AM. This program is for registrants in grades 6 through 12.
Rogers Memorial LibraryQuogue Wildlife Refuge: Birds of Prey – Noon & 1:30
Join the Quogue Wildlife Refuge team at the Montauk Point Lighthouse for an up-close look at birds of prey. This fun, educational program is outdoors under a tent and is designed for the whole family. There are two showings on August 5, one at noon and another at 1:30 PM.
Montauk Point Lighthouse MuseumGreg Humphreys
Join Greg Humphreys for a live performance at Canoe Place Inn & Cottages. The show is scheduled for early evening.
Canoe Place Inn & CottagesNancy Atlas
Nancy Atlas performs at The Surf Lodge. Show time is 6:00 PM.
The Surf LodgeMATT FRIEND
Matt Friend is bringing his stand-up comedy to The Clubhouse for a special Governor’s event. Expect impressions and comedic storytelling from a performer known for a wide range of voices and pop-culture takes. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the show is scheduled to start at 8:00 PM. The event is for ages 16 and up, with a two-item minimum per person at the tables.
The ClubhousePaint & Play
Children ages 4 and up can take part in a summer series of drop-in classes focused on mixed media art at the Jewish Center of the Hamptons, with former Golden Eagle teacher Caroline Dranow as instructor. Each week features a new creative project inspired by Jewish values, holidays, stories, or symbols, with opportunities to experiment with a range of materials and techniques. Sessions are hands-on to encourage imagination and self-expression, and a snack is provided. Participants may attend a single class or the full series.
Jewish Center of the HamptonsFortune Feimster: Takin' Care of Biscuits Tour
Fortune Feimster brings her Takin’ Care of Biscuits tour to Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center with candid, story driven stand up that uses laughter to find common ground. A North Carolina native, she is a stand up comic, writer, and actor known for weaving tales about love, relationships, sexuality, and everyday missteps from the perspective of someone who grew up in the 1980s. Audiences know her Netflix specials Sweet & Salty, a Critics Choice Award nominee, and Good Fortune, which was named to the LA Times Best of 2022 and is streaming now. She has also recorded a third Netflix hour in Seattle. On screen, she stars as Roo Russell in the Netflix action comedy FUBAR with Arnold Schwarzenegger, a series about a father and daughter who discover they have both been secret CIA operatives and are forced to work together. The show ranked number one worldwide on Netflix for its first 10 days and surpassed 100 million views in under a week. Her credits include Chelsea Lately, The Mindy Project, Champions, Kenan, Life in Pieces, and films such as Family Switch, Office Christmas Party, Yes Day, Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar, and Father of the Year. Voice roles include The Simpsons, Pixar’s Soul, Bless the Harts, Summer Camp Island, and Velma. She has appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Late Night with Seth Meyers, and Conan. She can be heard on SiriusXM’s What A Joke with Papa and Fortune and co hosts the Handsome podcast with Tig Notaro and Mae Martin, which has reached 10 million downloads. Expect candid, personal stories, including how she met her spouse in a parking lot, fell in love, and staged an extravagant proposal that did not go as planned.
Westhampton Beach Performing Arts CenterShannon-igans
Join Miss Shannon for Stories, songs, finger plays, and lots of playful shenanigans at Shannon-igans, geared for children ages 2 to 4. Registration is required for each program each week, and the program is designed for kids and their accompanying adults. Drop-offs are not permitted, so adults should plan to stay and actively participate.
Hampton Library(SOLD OUT) Monotype Printmaking - August INTRO — The Church Sag Harbor
Monotype Printmaking is an intro workshop for anyone new to the process, or anyone who has not taken this course at The Church. You’ll explore an image-making technique where ink or paint is worked on a plate and then pressed onto paper to create a one-of-a-kind, mirror-image print. Local printmakers will lead the session, and facilitators will handle the press operation. Ticket price includes all materials, along with use of The Church’s American French Tool etching press, and you’ll leave with unique prints you created during the workshop.
The ChurchDino Play Cafe
Bring your ages 4 to 8 dinosaur fans to a fun Dino Play Cafe with snacks, games, and crafts centered on prehistoric animals. Registration is required, and the session runs for one hour in the library’s Lower Level Program Room.
John Jermain Memorial LibraryHamptons Pilates Flow & Frequency
Join Lucky Honey Founder Jennifer Murdock for a 30-minute mind-body Pilates experience focused on dynamic, breath-led movement to help you build heat and get centered. The session then flows into a 30-minute sound bath with Hamptons-based sound healer Alessandra, guiding you into deeper rest and vibrational stillness. Afterward, stick around for a curated pop-up featuring wellness and lifestyle brands, with time to sip, shop, and socialize. Grip socks are required (available to purchase on-site), and mats and props are provided. Note: there is no parking on the property, so plan to park in town and take a short walk to The Reform Club.
The Reform ClubReal East End Brass Concert
Join us at Good Ground Park for a free concert featuring Real East End Brass. The band will bring high-energy jazz, funk, and pop to the stage on Thursday evening.
Good Ground ParkFriday Afternoon Mahjong
Join a friendly game of Mahjong at the library. There are seasoned players, and volunteers are being sought to help teach beginners. Registration is required, capacity has been reached, and additional registrants will be placed on a waitlist for adults 18 and over.
East Hampton LibraryBabies and Books
Bring your little one for “baby’s first story time” featuring simple books, songs, rhymes, and fingerplays. This program is for children from birth to 18 months, with siblings welcome. Registration is required for each program, and the session is designed for children and their accompanying adults, with no drop-offs permitted.
Hampton LibraryBeading with Carol
Learn the art of beading and create your very own masterpiece at this kids’ program. Pre-registration is required, a library card is needed, and registration closes on August 7, 2026 at 3:30 PM.
Rogers Memorial LibraryDiplo
Diplo is set to perform at The Surf Lodge in Montauk. The show starts in the afternoon.
The Surf LodgeKnowledge Friday with Ambassador Sujay
Join The Church for Knowledge Friday featuring Ambassador Sujay, welcoming Dr. Suzan Johnson Cook. The program highlights her work as a visionary faith diplomacy and peace-building leader, followed by an end-of-program Q&A. General admission tickets are $10.
The ChurchSharing Music With Ms. Lori
Enjoy an in-person music session with Ms. Lori for children ages 1 to 4, along with a caregiver. Registration is required, and classes start promptly, with a brief grace period before spots are forfeited if you arrive late. All children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult caregiver.
Montauk LibraryConrad 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.
Montauk Playhouse Community Center FoundationChris 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.
Westhampton Beach Performing Arts CenterDan 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.
Southampton Cultural CenterEn Plein Air Painting Class
Join a plein air painting class at SOFO, part of a summer series offered through the Bridgehampton Museum. The class is open to all experience levels and ages 13 and up, and each session features a different location in the community. Howard Rose, an artist, will lead the class. Registration is $20 and is limited to 15 students per class.
South Fork Natural History Museum & Nature CenterShallou
Shallou is bringing their live show to Palma Day Club in Montauk. The event is outdoors and features Shallou as the headliner.
The Montauk Beach HouseAnnual Mini Art Show
Come celebrate the artists who participated in the Tiny Art project at this fourth annual Tiny Art Show. It’s a great chance to see the artwork created through the program and enjoy the celebration of local artists.
Rogers Memorial LibraryThe James Hunter Six
Enjoy an evening of soul and rhythm at Creekside Concerts featuring The James Hunter Six, returning with their album OFF THE FENCE. The lineup also includes an opener, New Moon Acoustic Blues. This is a rain-or-shine outdoor event, and guests are encouraged to bring a beach chair or blanket, with camp chairs welcome toward the back. Gates open at 4:00 PM, and doors are listed as 3:30 PM. Children under 9 are free, and pets are not allowed. Outside food and drink are welcome, and there will be a food truck plus wine and beer for attendees 21 and over.
Sylvester Manor Educational FarmEast Hampton Library’s 22nd Annual Authors Night
Spend an unforgettable evening at East Hampton Library’s 22nd Annual Authors Night, a star-studded literary event featuring 100 authors across all genres. The night kicks off at 5:00 PM with an Authors Cocktail Party Reception under a grand tent, with hors d’oeuvres and wine, time to meet and mingle with authors, and opportunities to buy books and get them personally inscribed. After the reception, dinner parties at private area homes begin at 8:00 PM in honor of the guest authors.
Herrick ParkSons of Town Hall
Catch Sons of Town Hall live for a mix of folk, americana, and singer-songwriter tunes. The show takes place at The Church in Sag Harbor, with doors opening in the early evening.
The ChurchDan's Grill
Enjoy an evening of grilling with top pitmasters, unlimited grilled fare, and live music and DJ sets throughout the event. General admission runs from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM, with food, drinks, and entertainment included. VIP tickets include early entry starting at 6:00 PM, access to the afterparty later in the evening, and everything from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Very limited parking is available, so rideshare is recommended. Rain or shine, no refunds.
The ClubhouseSTAR AquaCenter Summer Splash SWIM 1 Mile, .5 Mile, .25 Mile
Get ready for the STAR AquaCenter Summer Splash open water swim in the calm, protected bay waters of Sag Harbor. Choose your distance for the 1 Mile, .5 Mile, or .25 Mile swim. There will be an on-site race briefing required 15 minutes before your race start, and start times and course details may change, so check with the race organizers. Each participant receives a swim cap, race medal, and pre- and post-race refreshments, and there will be live results plus free finish line photos. Awards are given for the top 3 finishers (men and women) in each distance.
Foster Memorial BeachSticks and Stones
Sticks and Stones Comedy Club presents Dan Madonia for a night of stand-up in the MainStage Room at the Southampton Cultural Center. Doors open 30 minutes before showtime, and guests can enjoy snacks, drinks, live music, and the art gallery beforehand. The comedy lineup is subject to change.
Southampton Cultural CenterCherry Bombs
Paul Cauthen is bringing country rock and outlaw-country vibes to The Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett. The show starts at 8:00 PM. Tickets are available through Bandsintown.
The Stephen Talkhouse“Sag Harbor in the Revolution” – A Symposium
The “Sag Harbor in the Revolution” symposium is a day of presentations bringing together scholars and historians to explore the British occupation of Long Island from 1776 through 1783, a major turning point in Sag Harbor’s history.
MardersSound & Silence Meditation
Unwind and reconnect with yourself through a guided meditation and sound healing experience led by Adriana Barone. Set in the gardens of LongHouse at the Fly’s Eye Dome, the session blends meditation with the calming tones of crystal healing bowls to support compassionate self-awareness and a deeper sense of stillness. Suitable for anyone looking to explore the interplay of sound and silence in a peaceful outdoor setting.
LongHouse ReserveGolden Hour Sundays
Live looping tropical house sets unfold on the beach at sunset with Gordon Daniels.
Navy BeachHampton Flea and Vintage meets Jazz Fest
Browse through a lively mix of vintage clothing, up-cycled furniture, and hand-crafted goods at Hampton Flea. There’s also live Jazz Fest music on site, starting at 1:00 PM, with Latin, swing, and soul jazz. Bring a beach chair or blanket, or find a seat at the picnic tables, and enjoy the afternoon on the grounds.
Second House MuseumCoffee & Chill - Montauk
Coffee & Chill is taking over Montauk Beach House every Sunday in August for a laid-back summer series designed to help you wind down the weekend out east. Stop by for a chill, easygoing vibe at the beach house.
The Montauk Beach HouseFeeding Time
Join a behind-the-scenes tour at SOFO focused on how animal food is prepared. Tommy will walk you through the process, then you’ll get a chance to meet the animals up close during feeding time. Along the way, you’ll explore food webs and the differences between carnivores, omnivores, and herbivores. This program is for all ages, but reservations are required.
South Fork Natural History Museum & Nature CenterSunday Brunch
Montauk's Navy Beach hosts Sunday brunch featuring specials and beachside beats, pairing a meal with music on the sand.
Navy BeachQuinn XCII
Quinn XCII is bringing their indie and alternative pop sound to The Surf Lodge in Montauk. The show is scheduled for 4:00 PM local venue time.
The Surf LodgeNancy Atlas: Takin' Care of Biscuits Tour
Bring a chair and enjoy live music by the ocean. Nancy Atlas and her band give everything on stage, performing each show with the intensity of a grand finale.
Cooper's BeachTom Kitt
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.
Bay Street TheaterSummer 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.
Corner of Bay Street and Main St, Sag Harbor, NY, United States, New York 11963Après Mondays
Enjoy featured drink specials.
Navy BeachAhoy, It's Pirate Day!
Ahoy, mateys! Bring your little ones for a pirate-themed program for grades K to 2, where kids can search for the pirates’ booty or take on the “walk the plank” challenge. Registration is required, and this program is designed for children along with accompanying adults, with no drop-offs allowed. It’s an in-person event at the library.
Hampton LibraryWELLNESS MONDAY: 10 Minutes to Better Health with NADIA ERNESTUS — The Church Sag Harbor
Join gut health expert and nutritionist Nadia Ernestus for a Wellness Monday session focused on hydration and four science-backed habits you can do daily in ten minutes or less. You’ll also take part in a guided reset meditation, a simple movement-based exercise, and learn an easy way to add more vegetables to your routine. To top it off, the program ends with a live tasting of fermented foods.
The ChurchLaughing Academy - Learn the Art of Standup Comedy
Build or polish standup skills in a series designed for both newcomers and experienced comics. The Laughing Academy guides participants through multiple sessions and concludes with a graduation performance that highlights what everyone has worked on.
Southampton Cultural CenterDear 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 a close-up staging that draws the audience into the heart of the story. Honored with six Tony Awards, including Best Musical, it follows teenagers and their parents as they grapple with isolation, miscommunication, and the need to belong. Artistic Director Scott Schwartz helms this intimate rendition, using the theater’s cozy environment to make each scene feel immediate and personal. With a score by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, the music captures the hope, fear, and yearning to be truly noticed. This production is a co-presentation with A.C.T. of Connecticut.
Corner of Bay Street and Main St, Sag Harbor, NY, United States, New York 11963(SOLD OUT) Tiny Tots Crafts: Sealife Collage (*IN-PERSON)
Bring your toddler for Tiny Tots Crafts: Sealife Collage, a fun in-person art session where kids can explore different art materials. The class is designed for ages 18 to 35 months, pre-registration is required, and a library card is required. Capacity has been reached, so additional registrations will go on the waitlist. Dress for mess, since art activities can get messy.
Rogers Memorial LibraryToddler Time
Bring your toddler for Toddler Time, an in-person program for ages 1 to 3. The morning includes free play with toys, blocks, and musical instruments, followed by circle time with songs and a short story. Registration is required for each program each week, and drop-offs are not permitted, so caregivers should plan to stay and actively participate.
Hampton LibrarySpellasaurus Rex
Join a fun, in-person learning session for grades 3 to 5 focused on parts of speech and spelling skills. Expect a mix of learning, laughter, and creativity, with prizes awarded at the end. The program runs for about an hour.
Hampton LibraryLego Club
Calling all builders in grades 1 through 5. Join the LEGO Club for a fun chance to build and create with LEGO bricks. Registration is required, a library card is required, and pre-registration closes on August 11, 2026 at 4:00 PM.
Rogers Memorial LibraryDino Nugget Plushies
For grades 6 and up, join a free hands-on crafting session to create your own plush dino nugget pillow. Stop by the program to make and take home a fun new project.
Hampton LibraryPlayfit with Coach Rachel
Get ready for a playful, active session led by Coach Rachel, featuring fun games designed for toddlers. Registration is required, and it’s intended for children ages 12 to 24 months through 3 years.
East Hampton LibraryPoetry 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.
East Hampton LibrarySpin Cycle
Spin Cycle delivers a collaborative approach to contemporary jazz, weaving adventurous improvisation with groove centered compositions and close knit ensemble communication. The program spotlights guitarist and composer Pete McCann, whose decades of experience shape a voice that bridges straight ahead traditions, modern creative currents, and rhythmically rich ideas. McCann, a New York based performer, composer, and educator, has appeared onstage and on record with David Liebman, Kenny Werner, Joey Baron, and the Maria Schneider Orchestra, and he has released numerous projects as both a leader and a collaborator. The set features original material, open improvisation, and energetic group interplay, grounded in contemporary jazz with a focus on modern rhythmic exploration. The performance is outdoors and chairs are provided. If it rains, the concert will be canceled. This concert will be recorded for future broadcast on WLIW-FM.
Hampton LibraryPop Divas Through The Decades Featuring The Chiclettes
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.
Westhampton Beach VillageBobby Wilson & The Chiclettes
Part of the 37th Annual Gazebo Concert Series presented by the Westhampton Free Library and the Friends of the Westhampton Free Library, Bobby Wilson & The Chiclettes deliver a showcase that moves from classic soul to iconic pop, highlighted by a tribute to Bobby’s father, R&B legend Jackie Wilson. The concert takes place at the Village Green in Westhampton Beach. Presenting support comes from Mary I. Hull and John E. Hull, the Sinensky Family, and Sushi by Bou. The series is supported by the County of Suffolk, the Town of Southampton, the Kiwanis Club of Greater Westhampton, and the Rotary Club of Westhampton. Weekly raffles are contributed by community partners including Baby Moon Restaurant, Brunetti Pizza Westhampton, Happy Oyster Company, Ivy on Main, Joe’s American Grill, Local Provisions, Margarita Grille, Michelangelo of Speonk, Mixology, Olish’s Farm, One Trick Pony, Salt & Loft, Shock Ice Cream, Sunset Theater, Sushi by Bou, Tonino’s Pizza & Trattoria, and Westhampton Beach Brew & Grill. Appreciation is extended to the Village of Westhampton Beach for the use of the Village Green.
Village GreenWednesday Crafts: Decorate Clamshells
Bring your creativity to a hands-on in-person craft for kids ages 3 through 5th grade. Children will decorate clamshells, and the activity encourages individual artistic ideas. Registration is required, class size is limited, and a library card is needed. Registration closes on August 12, 2026 at 10:15 AM, so be sure to sign up in time. Since crafts can get messy, please dress accordingly.
Rogers Memorial LibraryUp-Cycle Art
Create a one-of-a-kind art piece using repurposed materials at this hands-on up-cycling session. The instructor will walk participants through the problem of marine debris and marine plastics, and share practical ways we can all reduce our plastic use. Admission is free, spots are limited to 20 participants, and doors close five minutes after the session begins. All ages are welcome, and kids 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Montauk Point Lighthouse MuseumMini Makers
Mini Makers is an in-person STEAM program for children in grades K to 2, with activities designed for building structures and coding robots. Registration is required, and the program is set up for kids and their accompanying adults, so drop-offs aren’t permitted. Plan to participate with your child during the session.
Hampton LibraryA Date with a Dragon
Meet Ozzy, the bearded dragon, for a fun family program where kids can learn interesting facts and get the chance to hold him and take photos. Registration is required, and there are 16 seats available.
John Jermain Memorial LibrarySonia De Los Santos
Come enjoy a live performance by Sonia De Los Santos at Guild Hall of East Hampton. The show starts at 4:30 PM, and tickets are available through the partner ticketing link shown on the listing.
Guild HallPete Coriale
Comedian Pete Correale is performing at The Clubhouse Hamptons in East Hampton. The show is scheduled for 7:30 PM.
The ClubhouseNeal Francis
Neal Francis is performing live at The Stephen Talkhouse. The show starts at 8:00 PM local venue time.
The Stephen TalkhousePaint & Play
Children ages 4 and older can explore a summer series of mixed media art classes led by Caroline Dranow, a former teacher with Golden Eagle. Each week introduces a fresh project rooted in Jewish themes, values, holidays, stories, or symbols, encouraging experimentation with a variety of materials and techniques. The sessions are fully hands-on to nurture imagination and self-expression, and a snack is included to create a friendly, creative afternoon. Children may attend a single session or take part in the entire series.
Jewish Center of the HamptonsNintendo Switch Day
Get ready for a Nintendo Switch gaming session delivered by the Suffolk County Library System. You’ll have time to play popular games like Mario Kart, Dance Party, and Super Smash Bros. The session lasts 30 minutes per person, and registration is required. This is for ages 7 and up with a caregiver, and kids under 10 must be accompanied by an adult caregiver. Classes start promptly, and there’s a 5-minute grace period before a late spot may be forfeited.
Montauk LibraryQuogue Wildlife Refuge: Reptiles – Noon & 1:30
Meet reptile “ambassadors” from the Quogue Wildlife Refuge at an outdoor, family-friendly program at the Montauk Point Lighthouse. You’ll learn about the important work of the Refuge and get the chance to find out that reptiles are not slimy. There are showings outdoors under a tent at noon and at 1:30 PM. Free with a lighthouse ticket.
Montauk Point Lighthouse Museum(SOLD OUT) Bubbling Science
Bubbling Science is a hands-on children’s program where you’ll mix a little chemistry and geometry to explore surface tension, elasticity, minimal surface structures, and what makes bubbles so colorful. The activity is for kids entering 1st through 5th grade and is presented by the Long Island Science Center. Pre-registration is required, a library card is required, and capacity has been reached, so additional registrants will go on the waitlist.
Rogers Memorial LibraryAperitivo Sunset Cocktails
Enjoy Aperitivo social hour with sunset cocktails at Baker House. Sip cocktails crafted by their mixologist, plus options like beers and wine, all while taking in the views in the inn’s historic setting. It’s a great spot for friends, family, or a relaxed date night.
The Baker House 1650Crystal Singing Bowls Sound Healing Class
Join Alessandra Lattanzio for a relaxing meditation and sound-healing class using crystal singing bowls. You will be guided to immerse yourself in the vibration of the bowls while comfortably seated or lying down on a yoga mat, with the goal of easing stress and supporting feelings of calm and inner peace.
East Hampton LibraryCool Machine
Join Colson Whitehead for an evening celebrating Cool Machine, the exuberant final volume of his Harlem Trilogy. The program includes a solo lecture and an audience Q&A, followed by a book signing. The novel spans the early 1980s and tracks Harlem businessman and fence Ray Carney as he gets pulled back into the city’s shifting criminal landscape, moving across different parts of New York.
Guild HallFriday Afternoon Mahjong
Come enjoy a friendly game of Mahjong with other adults. Registration is required, and the event has reached its capacity, so additional registrants will be placed on a waitlist. The group includes experienced players, and they are looking for a volunteer instructor to teach beginners. All are welcome.
East Hampton LibraryBabies and Books
Enjoy baby’s first story time with simple books, songs, rhymes, and fingerplays. This is for children ages birth to 18 months, and siblings are welcome. Registration is required for each program and week. The program is designed for children and their accompanying adults, and drop offs are not permitted, so plan to stay and participate with your child.
Hampton LibraryHayden James
The Surf Lodge Montauk welcomes Hayden James and Mojave Grey for a 2026 summer concert series show. This is an adults 21 and over event, with ID required at entry. Doors open at 4:00 PM, and there is no guaranteed re-entry or guaranteed entry after 5:00 PM.
The Surf LodgeSerena Wolf: You Do You Cookbook Signing
Join Serena Wolf for a summer cocktail party and cookbook signing at The Hub. There will be drinks and bites, plus a chance to meet Serena and get her new cookbook, You Do You: 100+ Endlessly Adaptable Recipes to Boost Your Culinary Confidence, signed. It is an in-person event lasting about two hours.
The HUB Home Luxury ConsignmentWills, Trusts & Estate Planning
Learn the basics of wills, trusts, and estate planning in this presentation that walks you through how to plan for managing and transferring assets during your lifetime and after you pass. You’ll cover key legal documents, important tax considerations, and approaches that can help reduce the chance of probate, along with tips designed to minimize family disputes and support your long-term legacy. Registration opens July 15.
John Jermain Memorial LibrarySharing Music With Ms. Lori - Ages 1-4 Years Old Session # 1
Join Ms. Lori for a music-filled in-person session designed for children ages 1 to 4, with a caregiver. Registration is required, and classes start promptly, so plan to arrive on time (there is a 5-minute grace period before spots are forfeited). Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult caregiver.
Montauk LibraryLighthouse Weekend
Celebrate the Montauk Point Lighthouse during this special weekend. You can visit the National Historic Landmark and enjoy the day’s lighthouse-related activities, including watching the Third New York Volunteer Lightship and its crew. This is a great chance to experience local history at one of the area’s most iconic sites.
Montauk Point Lighthouse MuseumTrio 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.
The ChurchTonino's Pizza & Italian Eatery
Tonino's Pizza & Trattoria unveils a refreshed space after extensive updates, featuring a newly designed dining room and a bar. Guests can look forward to the familiar menu and the same music that have made this spot a favorite.
Tonino's Pizza & TrattoriaJB 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.
Westhampton Beach Performing Arts CenterSherrod Small and Friends Birthday Show
Sticks & Stones Comedy presents a birthday showcase for Sherrod Small, featuring standup from Sherrod and his friends with the chance of surprise guest appearances. A sought-after comedian and frequent pop culture commentator, Sherrod has been seen on Vh1’s Best Week Ever and featured on CNN, FOX, and SiriusXM. Before the show, the art gallery offers snacks, drinks, and live music, then the performance moves to the MainStage Room inside the Southampton Cultural Center. Lineup is subject to change.
Southampton Cultural CenterAARYAH
Bring your sparkle appetite to goop Sag Harbor for AARYAH Out East, a one-day event featuring fine jewelry try-ons, shopping, and special offers available just for guests. Come browse in person and get a closer look at the pieces before heading home with something that catches your eye.
goopBeachcrimes
Beachcrimes is set for a sunny afternoon at Bounce Beach Montauk, bringing a mix of house, dance pop, dance, EDM, and electronic sounds. Tickets are available via Bandsintown.
Bounce BeachShampooch
Head to SASF for Shampooch, a fun, hands-on fundraising day for pups and their people. There will be a dog wash, car wash, nail trims, raffles, and food trucks, plus plenty of squeaky-clean excitement from 11 AM to 3 PM.
Southampton Animal Shelter FoundationBugwatching Buddies Club ─ Build a Bee House
Join the Bugwatching Buddies Club to learn how to build your own bee house and create shelter for different types of bees in your yard. Everyone who attends will design and take their bee house home. This is a free program for ages 5-16, and advanced reservations are required.
South Fork Natural History Museum & Nature CenterPearle’s Caviar & Ice Cream Pop-up
Enjoy a one-day-only caviar and ice cream pop-up in Amagansett. The jam-packed gelato cart will serve crème fraîche gelato topped with Pearle’s kombu caviar and salted potato chips. Bring friends and RSVP for an accurate headcount.
JamagansettVandelux
Vandelux is playing a summer day party at Palma Day Club in Montauk, with a house-music vibe and a daytime coastal atmosphere. The party runs Saturdays from 12 PM to 6 PM, and there is no entry or re-entry after 5 PM. Tickets or a table reservation are required for entry, and it’s a 23+ event with ID required. A strict dress code is enforced, and guests should plan to arrive early since admission is subject to capacity and door discretion.
The Montauk Beach HouseOmri
Catch Omri live at The Surf Lodge in Montauk. The show is scheduled for 4:00 PM local venue time.
The Surf LodgeBrunch at Baker — The Baker House
Enjoy Aperitivo Sunset Cocktails during a social hour at Baker. Guests can sip curated cocktails created by the house mixologist, or choose from beer and wine, all while taking in sunset views in the inn’s historic setting.
The Baker House 1650Antigua Barbuda Hamptons Challenge Awards Party
Join the Antigua Barbuda Hamptons Challenge AWARDS PARTY, a Caribbean beach-style celebration following the regatta. Sailors and landlubbers alike will gather at The Bell & Anchor for great music, delicious Caribbean food, and an open bar with signature cocktails. The regatta prizes will be awarded, and the event also serves as a fundraiser for i-tri, an empowerment program for adolescent girls on the East End of Long Island, with high-end raffle prizes and chance auction items available.
Bell & AnchorChristone Ingram
Christone Ingram is performing at The Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett. The show is scheduled to start at 8:00 PM.
The Stephen TalkhouseSean Mason
Part of the McIver Piano Series, pianist, composer, and arranger Sean Mason appears in a solo recital at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church. A Charlotte, North Carolina native now based in New York City and a graduate of The Juilliard School, Mason has become a rising presence in jazz as both a bandleader and a collaborator with artists across jazz and vocal music. His playing blends a deep swing feel, blues inflected phrasing, and a strong rhythmic pulse, drawing on the jazz tradition while folding in gospel, stride piano, and contemporary influences. This intimate program features original pieces, classic standards, and in the moment improvisation shaped by the energy of the jazz lineage. The performance will be recorded for a future broadcast on WLIW-FM.
St. Luke's Episcopal ChurchGolden Hour Sundays
Gordon Daniels delivers live-looped tropical house at sunset on the beach, layering beats and melodies into an easygoing golden-hour soundtrack.
Navy BeachEagleMania
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.
Westhampton Beach Performing Arts CenterCoffee & Chill - Montauk
Start your day with Coffee & Chill, a casual meetup from the Coffee & Chill NYC community in Montauk. It’s a laid-back hang where you can connect with other members while enjoying coffee and relaxing.
The Montauk Beach HouseSunday Brunch
Montauk's Navy Beach hosts a relaxed brunch featuring specials from the kitchen. Upbeat music along the beach sets an easygoing tone for a leisurely meal.
Navy BeachInsight Sunday with Arcmanoro Niles
Insight Sunday features East End visual artist Arcmanoro Niles as the August speaker. He’ll discuss his work, including a painting he created specifically for the related exhibition, and share insight into his creative process. After the talk, there will be a Q&A, followed by time for attendees to go upstairs into the gallery to view the painting in person.
The ChurchSunday Afternoon Chess
Looking for something more fun than playing chess online? Join a friendly, casual chess session every Sunday afternoon in the Bendheim Room. This meetup is for grades 6 to 12 and adults, and it is non-instructional, so registration is not required. Just show up and play.
East Hampton Library31st Annual Ellen’s 5K
The 31st Annual Ellen’s 5K is a community run/walk raising funds for breast health services. The event is rain or shine, with the 5K run/walk starting at 9:00 AM and a FREE KiddieDash for children starting at 8:30 AM. Bib pickup on race day begins at 7:30 AM at the event location. The 5K start and finish are in front of Southampton Intermediate School.
Southampton Intermediate SchoolMelissa Errico: The Streisand Effect
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.
Bay Street TheaterDinosaur Hats
Kids in grades K to 2 can design their own dinosaur hat with felt at this hands-on, in-person program. Registration is required, and the program is designed for children along with accompanying adults. Drop-offs won’t be permitted, so plan to stay engaged during the activity.
Hampton LibrarySTEAM n' Snacks
For grades 3 to 5, join this monthly in-person STEAM program where kids can dive into hands-on science, technology, engineering, and math activities alongside snacks. Activities may include chemistry experiments and musical instrument making, building catapults and launching devices, and creating, coding, and manipulating a robot. Snacks are provided, and registration is required since space is limited.
Hampton LibraryHamptons Institute: The Global Economy—Where is it Headed?
Join Lloyd Blankfein and Steven Rattner for a conversation on the global economy, moderated by Gillian Tett. They’ll dig into what’s driving today’s uncertainty, including inflation, interest rates, geopolitical tensions, and fast-moving technology, and explore what could come next. A book signing in the lobby will follow the program.
Guild HallCamp SoulGrow Making Mexican Food
Camp SoulGrow is hosting a taco fiesta at El Taco Ole, where kids ages 7 to 12 can jump into a hands-on Mexican cooking experience. Participants will make their own tacos, learn about traditional Mexican ingredients, and enjoy a fun, festive morning filled with food, culture, and laughs. Each child needs their own registration spot.
El Taco OleWrite Like An Egyptian
Grades 3 to 5 are invited to Write Like An Egyptian at Hampton Library. You will compose your own messages using hieroglyphics while also deciphering and decoding messages from others. It’s an in-person, hour-long session focused on writing and decoding with Egyptian symbols.
Hampton LibraryDino Terrarium
Join the Dino Terrarium event for grades 6 and up, where you’ll create tiny habitats for cute little dinosaurs. It’s a free, hands-on session running in the afternoon.
Hampton LibraryPlayfit with Coach Rachel
Join Coach Rachel for playful, active games designed for toddlers. Registration is required, and registration closes on August 18, 2026 at 9:15 AM. This program is for children ages 12 months to 3 years.
East Hampton LibraryWest 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.
WHB Village GreenSir Elton: Elton John Tribute
An Elton John tribute takes the stage as part of the 37th Annual Gazebo Concert Series presented by the Westhampton Free Library and the Friends of the Westhampton Free Library at the Village Green in Westhampton Beach. The performance celebrates the music of Sir Elton John. A rain date is planned for the following day at the same location. Presenting sponsors are Mary I. Hull and John E. Hull, the Sinensky Family, and Sushi by Bou, with additional support from the County of Suffolk, the Town of Southampton, the Kiwanis Club of Greater Westhampton, and the Rotary Club of Westhampton. Weekly raffles are made possible by community partners including Baby Moon Restaurant, Brunetti Pizza Westhampton, Happy Oyster Company, Ivy on Main, Joe's American Grill, Local Provisions, Margarita Grille, Michelangelo of Speonk, Mixology, Olish's Farm, One Trick Pony, Salt and Loft, Shock Ice Cream, Sunset Theater, Sushi by Bou, Tonino's Pizza and Trattoria, and Westhampton Beach Brew and Grill. The Village of Westhampton Beach provides the Village Green for the series.
Village GreenSing-Alongs
Bring the kids for a fun, in-person sing-along with Mr. Rich, a guitar-strumming children’s librarian. Expect to sing, dance, and clap along to a bunch of favorite songs, designed for children and their accompanying adults. Registration is required for each program, and drop-offs are not permitted, so adults should plan to stay and be engaged during the session.
Hampton Library(SOLD OUT) Monotype Printmaking - August Advanced
Join for Monotype Printmaking, an advanced session where you’ll work on creating one-of-a-kind prints using the monotype process. This class meets at The Church in Sag Harbor, so come prepared to focus on technique and make your own finished prints.
The ChurchDrop-In Chess
Come by for a friendly drop-in chess session where you can put your skills and strategies to work with other chess lovers. All are welcome, and it’s recommended that you already have a solid understanding of how to play independently. There will be a limited number of chess sets available, or you can bring your own. No registration is required.
Rogers Memorial LibrarySummer Salsa
Put on your dancing shoes for Summer Salsa on the library deck. You will enjoy salsa music and learn salsa moves with Scott from Touch Dancing Studios. This session is geared toward beginners, and partners are not required.
Hampton LibraryMinecraft Club
Minecraft Club is an in-person, creative game session for kids in grades 3 to 5. Bring your imagination and play with (or against) friends in a world-building experience. Registration is required, and you must sign up to use one of the accounts and computers. The session runs for 1 hour 30 minutes.
Hampton LibraryShannon-igans
Welcome to Shannon-igans, a storytime program led by Miss Shannon for children ages 2 to 4. Expect stories, songs, and finger plays, plus some silly fun. Registration is required for each program each week, and children with accompanying adults are designed to participate together. Drop-offs aren’t permitted, so plan to stay engaged with your child during the session.
Hampton LibraryThursday Afternoon Canasta
Enjoy a friendly game of canasta with friends and neighbors at this adult program. Decks of cards are provided, and there is no instructor on site. Registration isn’t required, walk-ins are welcome, and seating is first come, first served. Doors open at 1:15 PM.
Rogers Memorial LibraryYoga with Stacy Haessler
Join Stacy Haessler for an uplifting, alignment-focused yoga class with thoughtfully sequenced movements. Expect a fun session guided by an instructor with extensive training from Yoga Shanti in Sag Harbor. Registration is required, and registration closes on August 20, 2026 at 12:30 PM.
East Hampton LibraryDynamic Dinosaurs
Bring your creativity to the dinosaur craze by painting your own ceramic dinosaur. This program is for children in grades 1 through 5. Registration is required, a library card is required, and pre-registration closes on August 20, 2026 at 4:00 PM.
Rogers Memorial LibraryA Taste of Peru — The Baker House
Join a vibrant Peruvian food and cocktail celebration at The Baker House 1650. Enjoy authentic Peruvian cuisine and cocktails in a private setting, with dining and seating options available for 2-hour reservations starting at 5:00 PM or 7:00 PM.
The Baker House 1650A Very Special Evening with HOWARD MARKS — The Church Sag Harbor
Join Howard Marks for a special evening of practical insights on the world of finance and investing, with a lecture plus general Q&A. Seating is limited and RSVP is required. The program also includes an option for a private seated dinner with Howard later in the evening, for ticket holders who select that dinner package. All proceeds benefit The Church.
The ChurchThe Brooklyn Bards Concert
Join us at Good Ground Park for a free “Irish Night” concert featuring a performance by The Brooklyn Bards. The evening will also include Irish dancers, plus a pipes and drum band. Sponsored by the Irish American Society of the Hamptons.
Good Ground ParkAugust 20 Thursday 2hr Sunset Sail aboard Luna
Enjoy a relaxing 2-hour sunset sail aboard Luna out of Sag Harbor. The event is a BYOB sail, so feel free to bring your own drinks and snacks, and there is a bathroom onboard for guests. The boat will only sail if more than 12 tickets are sold, otherwise refunds with the service charge will be provided. There’s also a shoe note: clean white soles are allowed, but shoes with dark or black soles and other listed types are not. Bare feet or socks are always preferred. Limited capacity means it’s best to plan to attend with the right expectations for this ticketed sailing experience.
Village Marina‘Macbeth: The Witch Hunt’
Watch Macbeth unfold in a tense, theatrical take on witch hunts, directed by Kate Mueth. This performance runs at LongHouse Reserve, where you can settle in for an evening show at 7:00 PM.
LongHouse ReserveIn Conversation: Ross Bleckner & David Salle
Join artists Ross Bleckner and David Salle for an in-depth conversation moderated by Melanie Crader, museum director and curator of visual arts at Guild Hall. The discussion will highlight Bleckner’s summer exhibition at Guild Hall, Never The Less, and explores the shared creative path that brought Bleckner and Salle together in the early 1970s and into New York’s contemporary art scene.
Guild HallAll 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.
Southampton Cultural CenterFriday Afternoon Mahjong
Come enjoy a friendly game of Mahjong at the library. There will be plenty of experienced players, and beginner instruction may be available since they’re looking for a volunteer instructor to teach newcomers. Registration is required, and it’s for adults 18 and older.
East Hampton LibraryBaby & Me Play Time
Bring your little one for Baby & Me Play Time, a friendly in-person program for newborns through 18 months and their caregivers. You’ll have quality time to play with developmentally appropriate toys while connecting with other families. Yoga mats are provided, though you’re welcome to bring your own tummy time mat. Registration is required, and drop-offs aren’t permitted, so plan to stay engaged with your child throughout the program. Siblings are welcome too.
Hampton LibraryOcean Animal Symmetry Painting
Kids in grades 1 through 5 can explore the idea of symmetry while creating a colorful ocean animal painting. You’ll paint along and watch half of your artwork appear as the design comes together. Registration is required, and a library card is required to sign up.
Rogers Memorial LibraryFleshing Out Fossils
Join for “Fleshing Out Fossils,” a hands-on program for ages 9 to 11 where kids will trace fossils to create their own take on what a dinosaur looks like. Registration is required, and the session runs for one hour. Please note there is an in-person location listed for the program space.
John Jermain Memorial LibraryBachata for Beginners - dance class
Learn the basics of bachata in a welcoming beginner class led by instructor Sara. Originating in the Dominican Republic, this vibrant style will be introduced with a focus on fundamentals in a judgment-free setting. Comfortable shoes are recommended, and you can bring a friend.
East Hampton LibraryBoris Kozlov Quartet
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.
Masonic TempleForester
FORESTER is playing at Palma Day Club, Montauk’s signature summer day party. Expect a daytime, open-air vibe built around house music at Montauk Beach House. Doors open at noon, and the event is set up for a 23+ crowd.
The Montauk Beach HouseNative American Zoomorphic Pinch Pots Art Workshop with Environmental Artist Tony Valderrama
Join this free, all-ages art workshop to learn basic ceramic techniques while making your own zoomorphic Native American pinch pot. You will shape a personalized clay pinch pot into the form of your favorite animals, and get an introduction to Native culture through samples of artwork and flute music. The workshop will be led by environmental artist Tony Valderrama, and advanced reservations are required.
South Fork Natural History Museum & Nature CenterConcert: The American Musical Theater Landscape
Enjoy a special concert exploring the American musical theater landscape with Lola Lama and the band Whatever Lola Wants. The program includes show tune favorites like “Whatever Lola Wants” from Damn Yankees and “Can’t We Be Friends” from Fine and Dandy, along with the stories and history behind these songs. Lola Lama is joined by bandmates Matthew Brand on keyboard and Dylan Hewett on bass. Lite bites and a cash bar will be available.
The ChurchSteve Earle
Steve Earle is performing at The Stephen Talkhouse. The show starts at 6:00 PM local time.
The Stephen TalkhouseStill, Small Voice at The Church: A Monthly Gathering for Reflection and Contemplative Sharing — The Church Sag Harbor
Join a monthly gathering at The Church for a quiet hour of silent reflection followed by optional contemplative sharing. The group starts with a prompt for inner reflection, then participants who choose can speak their thoughts before returning to silence. Afterward, there is time for “Afterthoughts,” an open and respectful dialogue. This is a judgment-free space for authentic voices, and it is not set up as therapy, a study group, a political action group, or a Quaker meeting. The event is free and no RSVP is necessary.
The ChurchCoffee & Chill - Montauk
Grab a coffee and ease into your day with a laid-back meetup from the Coffee & Chill NYC community. It’s a chill, social vibe with fellow members.
The Montauk Beach HouseSunday Afternoon Chess
Take a break from online chess and enjoy a friendly, casual session in the Bendheim Room. This meetup is open to grades 6-12 and adults, and it’s non-instructional, so just drop in and play.
East Hampton LibraryElderbrook
Elderbrook is performing at The Surf Lodge in Montauk. Doors open for an evening concert on August 23, 2026 at 7:00 PM.
The Surf LodgeGipsy Kings
Gipsy Kings featuring Tonino Baliardo are bringing their flamenco pop and Latin sounds to The Clubhouse Hamptons. The show is scheduled for the evening.
The ClubhouseGrades 2+ Tumble Intensive
Bring your little gymnast (ages 3 to 5) for a fun, in-person tumbling intensive at Creative Edge Studio. Kids will tumble, play movement games, and make art during an energetic day focused on building confidence and exploring movement.
Creative Edge StudioNike Baseball Camp in The Hamptons - (Aug. 24–28, 2026)
Get ready for a week of hands-on baseball training at Mashashimuet Park in Sag Harbor. This intensive day camp is designed for players ages 8 to 18, with campers grouped by age and skill and coached by certified instructors from New York Empire Baseball. Each day focuses on key areas like hitting, throwing, fielding, baserunning, and game situations, with an emphasis on healthy athletic development and building confidence. A baseline assessment kicks things off, and campers also receive a personalized post-camp training routine to keep improving after the week.
Mashashimuet ParkHarlem Gospel Choir
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.
Bay Street TheaterActing 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.
Bay Street Theater(SOLD OUT) Mother Goose on the Loose
Bring your little one for a gentle rhyme-and-storytime for ages birth to 17 months. The session includes stories, rhymes, songs, instruments, and puppets, geared for very young listeners. Registration is required, a library card is required, and there is a pre-registration step. Since the capacity has been reached, new registrations will go on a waitlist.
Rogers Memorial LibraryMini Terrariums
Join the Hampton Library for a hands-on mini terrariums program for children in grades K to 2. Kids will learn about mini self-sustaining habitats and create their own terrarium to take part in the activity. Registration is required, and it’s designed for children along with accompanying adults, with no drop-offs permitted.
Hampton LibraryDuplo Discoveries
Bring your little one (ages 3 entering kindergarten, with a caregiver) to a hands-on Duplo building session where you and your child can create and imagine together. Registration is required, a library card is needed, and pre-registration must be completed by August 24, 2026 at 4:00 PM.
Rogers Memorial LibraryActing For Musicals: Intermediate/Advanced – SUMMER CAMP (Ages 11–17)
Join an intermediate to advanced musical theatre camp that builds skills in acting, singing, and dancing. Students will work on making musical theatre scenes and songs feel believable and truthful, using acting techniques like active listening, objectives and tactics, and imaginative storytelling. The camp also includes text analysis, movement, speech work, and memorization strategies. Each student will be assigned a solo song and a scene from the musical it comes from, with hands-on coaching throughout the week. The final day wraps up with a sharing for friends and family.
Bay Street Theater & Sag Harbor Center for the ArtsKids on the Green: The Sunshine and Good Times Show
Kids on the Green presents The Sunshine and Good Times Show at the Village Gazebo. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs and settle in for the fun. If the weather turns, the performance will move to Westhampton Beach Elementary School. The series is supported by presenting sponsors Discovery Land Company, M&T Bank, Westhampton Free Library, and Friends of the Westhampton Free Library, with additional support from series contributors Rooted Hospitality Group, Fauna, and Flora, act contributors Hampton Coffee, HUGS, and Twomey Latham, and snack contributors Lynne's Cards and Gifts and Janice Meehan at Coldwell Banker. Community partners also provide weekly raffles.
Village Green & GazeboEarth Cups
Kids in grades 3 to 5 can make a delicious dessert while learning about the different layers of the Earth. It’s an in-person, hands-on session designed to be both fun and educational, running for about an hour.
Hampton LibraryFleetwood Macked
Part of the 37th Annual Gazebo Concert Series from the Westhampton Free Library and the Friends of the Westhampton Free Library, Fleetwood Macked brings a tribute to Fleetwood Mac to the Village Green in Westhampton Beach. A rain date is planned. Presenting Sponsors include Mary I. Hull and John E. Hull, and The Sinensky Family and Sushi by Bou, with Major Partners Kerrigan Country Realty - Serhant Realty. The series is made possible with support from the County of Suffolk, the Town of Southampton, the Kiwanis Club of Greater Westhampton, and the Rotary Club of Westhampton. Weekly raffles are provided by community partners. Thanks to the Village of Westhampton Beach for the use of the Village Green.
WHB Village GreenThe Secret Life in a Pond: Life Cycles and Survey of Freshwater Invertebrates
Take a hands-on look at life in the freshwater ponds behind the museum. You’ll observe, draw, and record the small invertebrates you find, learning about their life cycles and how the pond ecosystem has changed over the past three years. Activities include using magnifiers and microscopes, with record sheets, drawing supplies, and reference books provided. This program is for adults and children ages 10 and up, and advanced reservations are required.
South Fork Natural History Museum & Nature CenterSing-Alongs with Mr. Rich
Bring your kids along for a fun, music-filled sing-along with Mr. Rich. Expect plenty of songs plus chances to sing, dance, and clap along to favorites, led by a guitar-strumming children’s librarian. Registration is required for each weekly program, and drop-offs aren’t permitted, so plan to stay and participate with your child.
Hampton LibraryNancy Atlas
Catch indie folk artist Nancy Atlas live at The Surf Lodge in Montauk. The show starts at 6:00 PM.
The Surf LodgeMinecraft Club
Join Minecraft Club for grades 3 to 5 and dive into creative world building by playing with and against friends. Space is limited, and registration is required so participants can use the library accounts and computers. This is an in-person program where you’ll spend 1.5 hours playing and creating in the game.
Hampton LibraryRUMBA Happy Hour
Looking for a weekday mini-vacation? RUMBA Happy Hour is your chance to kick back in the bar area with drink and appetizer specials. From 3 PM to 6 PM, enjoy happy hour pricing on favorites like rum punch, signature margaritas, sangria, well pours, wines by the glass, and beer. It’s a laid-back way to meet up after work or ease into the evening.
RUMBA Island Inspired Cuisine & Rum BarLupe Fiasco
Lupe Fiasco is performing live at The Surf Lodge in Montauk. Doors open for the show at 5:00 PM local time. Tickets are available via Tixr.
The Surf LodgeAugust 27 Thursday 2hr Sunset Sail aboard Luna
Enjoy a relaxing 2-hour sunset sail aboard Luna from Sag Harbor Village Marina. It’s a BYOB experience, so feel free to bring your own drinks and snacks, and there’s a bathroom available onboard. The sail will only go out if more than 12 tickets are sold, otherwise refunds (with the service charge) will be provided. Shoe rules are in place for deck cleanliness, and limited capacity applies.
Village MarinaAll Heart
All Heart is a high-energy Afro Cuban jazz celebration featuring Carlos Jiménez Mambo Dulcet leading an all-star Cuban descarga jam session. Expect rich percussion, bold horns, and lots of call-and-response, with inspiration drawn from major figures of Cuban music. It is an evening designed for everyone, with the music inviting the whole room to move, celebrate, and connect.
Avram TheaterTots, Toys, & Tales
Bring your little ones for a playful morning of toy time, new friends, and a story to wrap things up. Registration is required, and the event is geared toward children ages 12 to 24 months through 3 years.
East Hampton LibrarySticks & 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.
Southampton Cultural CenterFriday Afternoon Mahjong
Join in for a friendly game of Mahjong with other adult players. The group includes some seasoned players, and there is also a volunteer instructor being sought to teach beginners. Registration is required for this event, and it is intended for participants over 18.
East Hampton LibraryOcean Explorers: Lord of the Things (Week 11 PM) - Stonington, CT 2026
Ocean Explorers is a hands-on nature program for kids, focused on the creatures living in and around the Long Island Sound. During this session, campers will go out on the water and take part in activities like boat rides, seine netting, setting up fish traps, boogie boarding, and exploring to observe and identify what they find.
New England Science & Sailing FoundationBabies and Books
Join a cozy, in-person baby story time featuring simple books, songs, rhymes, and fingerplays. It’s for children ages birth to 18 months, and siblings are welcome. Registration is required for each weekly program, and drop-offs aren’t permitted, so plan to participate with your child throughout.
Hampton LibraryArodes
Enjoy a live performance by Arodes as part of The Surf Lodge Montauk’s 2026 summer concert series. This is an all-ages 21 and up event, with doors opening at 4:00 PM. Ticket entry is subject to capacity and ID will be required. Re-entry isn’t guaranteed, and entry after 5:00 PM isn’t guaranteed. Tickets are non-refundable.
The Surf LodgeBrunch at Baker — The Baker House
Enjoy Aperitivo Sunset Cocktails at Baker House 1650. It’s a social hour where you can sip curated cocktails along with beer and wine, all while taking in sunset views in the historic inn’s welcoming setting. Perfect for catching up with friends or an easy date night.
The Baker House 1650Full Sturgeon Moon Hike
Join FLPG and SOFO for a relaxed evening hike across open-field trails as the Full Sturgeon Moon rises. The hike is tied to traditional Native American fishing lore behind the moon’s name. Registration is handled by email, and the hike will be led by Jean McDermott. Co-sponsored by Friends of the Long Pond Greenbelt and SOFO.
South Fork Natural History Museum & Nature CenterRiding Lessons
Riding lessons for kids ages 3 to 12 take place in a nurturing farm setting. Children spend the morning with horses as part of a wider camp day that also includes hands-on farm activities and outdoor learning. The program runs on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays during the farm camp season, and it goes on rain or shine, so dress for the weather.
The Green School(SOLD OUT) Sharing Music With Ms. Lori- Ages 1-4 years old Session # 1
Get ready for an interactive music session for kids ages 1 to 4, led by Ms. Lori, with a caregiver. Registration is required, and you’ll want to arrive a bit early because classes start promptly. There’s a 5-minute grace period, and after that your reserved spot can be forfeited. All children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult caregiver.
Montauk Library2nd Annual East Hampton Art Affair at Herrick Park
Head to Herrick Park for the 2nd Annual East Hampton Art Affair, an outdoor art festival featuring distinguished exhibitors with a wide range of artwork. The event takes place along Newton Lane in the heart of East Hampton, with plenty to explore in a lively outdoor setting.
Herrick ParkBachata for Beginners - dance class
Try a beginner-friendly Bachata class that explores this vibrant dance from the Dominican Republic. Instructor Sara guides participants through the fundamentals in a supportive, pressure-free atmosphere. Comfortable shoes are recommended, and bringing a friend is encouraged.
East Hampton Library3 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.
Westhampton Beach Performing Arts CenterSticks & Stones Comedy Presents: IRENE BREMIS
Sticks & Stones Comedy Club spotlights Irene Bremis, a veteran comic, writer, actor, and radio personality who headlines stages across the country. She currently cohosts The Woo Woo with Rachel Dratch of SNL. Her album Unladylike is available on hundreds of platforms and gets steady play on Sirius XM. Bremis created the series Plan B with appearances by Yamaneika Saunders, Rick Younger, and Rachel Feinstein, which was showcased at the LES Film Festival. Her on-air and podcast work includes cohosting with John Fugelsang on the SXM show Tell Me Everything, partnering with Jennifer Esposito on the podcast #suckittt, and teaming on Mother May I Podcast with Frank & Irene. She also contributed writing to Rachel Dratch’s Late Night Snack on Tru TV and appeared in a Shorty Awards sketch alongside Alec Baldwin and Taylor Swift. The show unfolds in the MainStage Room at the Southampton Cultural Center, with snacks, drinks, and live music offered in the art gallery before the stand-up begins. The roster may be updated.
Southampton Cultural CenterRiding Lessons
Enjoy learning about horses and how to ride at The Green School’s 5-acre sustainable farm in Sagaponack. You’ll start with a few rounds in the paddock before heading out to experience the trails. Lessons are weather dependent, helmets and hair nets are provided and required, and closed-toe shoes are recommended. An adult must be present during the riding lesson and stay on the farm.
The Green SchoolFILM SCREENING & DISCUSSION: Earth I Thank You: The Garden and Legacy of Anne Spencer with BRENT LEGGS and KEVIN YOUNG — The Church Sag Harbor
Catch a screening of the documentary short Earth, I Thank You: The Garden and Legacy of Anne Spencer, followed by a discussion about historic preservation and Anne Spencer’s enduring legacy. The film traces the cultural and historical importance of the Anne Spencer House and Garden Museum, and afterward the conversation will include Brent Leggs and Kevin Young, with time for audience Q&A.
The ChurchAdriatique at The Surf Lodge
Adriatique is coming to The Surf Lodge for a 21+ summer concert night. Doors open at 4:00 PM, and access is at the discretion of the door team, subject to capacity. There is no guaranteed re-entry, and entry is not guaranteed after 5:00 PM. Tickets are non-refundable.
The Surf LodgeSQUAD GAME VIII: “Clash of the Gods”
Titled Clash of the Gods, this eighth installment of SQUAD GAME is an interactive event that blends physical fitness trials with strategic, puzzle-style game mechanics, all framed by an epic ancient Greek mythology theme. Participants can expect a thoughtful mix of athletic challenges and mental problem solving that highlights both power and strategy. It takes place at Carpe Diem Fitness in Southampton, and the entry fee is $60.
Storytime: Food Chains, Food Webs, & Feeding Time
Bring the whole family for a fun storytime about how animals fit into food chains and food webs. The program includes stories, a craft, and time to watch or feed some of SOFO’s resident animals their favorite foods. This event is free with Museum Admission and is for all ages, but advanced reservations are required.
South Fork Natural History Museum & Nature CenterARTIST TALK: Sky Hopinka
Join award-winning Indigenous visual artist and filmmaker Sky Hopinka for an artist talk exploring ideas of homeland and landscape. Hopinka will be joined in conversation by The Church’s Executive Director Sheri Pasquarella, discussing his body of work, his creative process, and the role of Indigenous cinema. After the talk, there will be a Q&A with the audience and time to view the works in the main gallery space.
The ChurchSunday Afternoon Chess
Looking for a more social way to play chess? Join a friendly, casual chess session every Sunday afternoon in the Bendheim Room. This is for Grades 6 to 12 and adults, and there’s no instruction and no registration required, just show up and play.
East Hampton LibraryMovies on the Great Lawn: Freakier Friday
Presented by the Westhampton Free Library and the Friends of the Westhampton Free Library, Monday Movies on the Great Lawn features a screening of Freakier Friday at the Great Lawn. Start times are approximate, and the film will begin at dusk. This showing is sponsored by M&T Bank, with the series supported by generous sponsors. Weekly raffles are provided by community partners including Baby Moon Restaurant, Brunetti Pizza Westhampton, Happy Oyster Company, Ivy on Main, Joe's American Grill, Local Provisions, Margarita Grille, Michelangelo of Speonk, Mixology, Olish's Farm, One Trick Pony, Salt & Loft, Shock Ice Cream, Sunset Theater, Sushi by Bou, Tonino's Pizza & Trattoria, and Westhampton Beach Brew & Grill.
The Great Lawn(SOLD OUT) Shake, Rattle, and Roll
Bring your little ones (birth through age 5) for a fun, hands-on program filled with songs, fingerplays, rhymes, and parachute play. Pre-registration is required, and a library card is needed to register.
Rogers Memorial LibraryBee Bots
Join the Hampton Library for Bee Bots, a hands-on in-person program for children in grades K to 2. Kids will learn to code using stories and a robot, with accompanying adults required to participate. Registration is required, and drop-offs are not permitted.
Hampton Library(SOLD OUT) Jackie Greene @ Stephen Talkhouse
Jackie Greene is taking the stage for a live performance at The Stephen Talkhouse. The show is for ages 21 and up, and tickets are listed as sold out. Plan to arrive about 30 minutes within showtime to help ensure entry.
The Stephen TalkhouseBonkers 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.
Bay Street TheaterBill 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.
Rogers Memorial LibraryThe New York Bee Gees Tribute Show
A Bee Gees tribute by the New York Bee Gees brings the music of the Bee Gees to the Village Green in Westhampton Beach as part of the 37th Annual Gazebo Concert Series presented by Westhampton Free Library and the Friends of the Westhampton Free Library. Presenting sponsors include Mary I. Hull and John E. Hull, the Sinensky Family, and Sushi by Bou. The series is supported by The County of Suffolk, The Town of Southampton, the Kiwanis Club of Greater Westhampton, and the Rotary Club of Westhampton. Weekly raffles are provided by community partners such as Baby Moon Restaurant, Brunetti Pizza Westhampton, Happy Oyster Company, Ivy on Main, Joe's American Grill, Local Provisions, Margarita Grille, Michelangelo of Speonk, Mixology, Olish's Farm, One Trick Pony, Salt & Loft, Shock Ice Cream, Sunset Theater, Sushi by Bou, Tonino's Pizza & Trattoria, and Westhampton Beach Brew & Grill. The Village of Westhampton Beach provides the Village Green for the series.
Village GreenBrian 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.
Westhampton Beach Performing Arts CenterGolf Outing at Maidstone Club
Set on the storied fairways of Maidstone Club, the Southampton Hospital Foundation presents its annual golf outing at one of the country’s most celebrated venues. Frequently highlighted by Golf Digest among the top 100 courses in the United States, Maidstone is an early example of links-style design and features one of the nation’s earliest residential communities built around a golf course, offering a historic, coastal backdrop for the day. The experience begins with check-in and time to practice at the driving range and putting green. Lunch is served on the Ocean Terrace before a shotgun start on the West Course, and the day concludes with an awards cocktail reception. Proceeds benefit Stony Brook Southampton Hospital and the Stony Brook East Hampton Emergency Department, supporting access to high-quality care across the East End.
Maidstone ClubComedy Night Fundraiser
Enjoy an evening of dinner and stand-up at Westhampton Country Club in support of the Westhampton Beach St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee. The night begins with a buffet meal, followed by a comedy showcase featuring Mario Bosco, Eric Haft, Carie Karavas, Chris Roach, and Angela Larosa. Tickets are $150 per person. Beer, wine, and a signature cocktail are included, and a cash bar is available. Fundraising activities include raffles, baskets, a 50/50, and a silent auction. For reservations and information, call 631-245-0333.
Westhampton Country ClubAida Cuevas
Aída Cuevas takes the stage for a milestone concert marking half a century of song devoted to Mexico’s treasured mariachi tradition. Widely regarded as mariachi’s reigning queen and often called the Voice of Mexico, the GRAMMY and Latin GRAMMY winner brings powerful vocals, compelling presence, and deep respect for the music that shaped her career. With more than 40 albums over five decades, she upholds the rich legacy of ranchera and mariachi while offering an evening of beloved classics, cultural pride, and heartfelt storytelling that celebrates music, heritage, and enduring artistry.
Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center