Latino Film Festival Brings Rich Themes to the South Fork
Pictured Above: “The King of All The World” headlines this year’s Latino Film Festival. Truth, beauty, faith and magic form
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Arts
A Bilingual Herstory Writers Workshop
The Peconic Land Trust is partnering with Herstory Writers Workshop for a four-part writer’s workshop in a bilingual format this
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A Happening on the Edge of the Tide
Guild Hall in East Hampton is asking the community to join them at Main Beach on four consecutive Saturday nights
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In Greenport, A Story of the Messiness Shared by Love and Art
Pictured above: Author Melanie Mitzner with her new novel, “Slow Reveal,” at Aldo’s in Greenport. Like many ports along the
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Black Film Festival Returns to The Parrish
Pictured Above: Film Still, Neptune Frost, c. Chris Schwagga The Parrish Art Museum and the Bridgehampton Child Care & Recreational Center
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“Shrew” comes to Riverhead & Greenport
Northeast Stage presents “The Taming of the Shrew” in Shakespeare in the Park at East End Arts, 141 East Main
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“Rent” in the Post-Pandemic World
Pictured Above: Michael Krulder as Roger Davis sings as Ghana Haase (Tom Collins) carries Quinn Bruer (Angel) over the threshold
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Justice for Stella, Southold’s Lady Lighthouse Keeper
The Horton Point Lighthouse, tucked away on a cliff in Southold overlooking the Long Island Sound, is one of the
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Artists to Respond to Nautical History in Amagansett
Pictured Above: The No W here Collective: Toni Ross, Bastenne Schmidt, and Alice Hope, standing in front of the Amagansett
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Documenting War’s Intergenerational Trauma
New Suffolk resident Helene Munson, whose family is of German descent, wouldn’t be comfortable living without dual citizenship. Her family’s
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Women Artists “Set It Off” at The Parrish
Pictured Above: An installation by Kennedy Yanko outside the Parrish Art Museum, with Roy Lichtenstein’s long-term installation, “Tokyo Brushstrokes I
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