Arts

Jazz at the E.H. Library, panel on Long Island's food history at the Parrish, eclectic musical duo at The Church, Puccini's "Madama Butterfly" at Bay Street.

"Reclamation" at the Southampton History Museum features work by BIPOC artists who seek to reclaim agency and amplify voices that deserve to be heard.

Pollock-Krasner House reopens, living sculpture at Tripoli, Scott Bluedorn solo in East Hampton, Amy Sillman and David Salle at The Church, reinterpreting self-portraiture at Keyes Art.

Pia Leighton is an artist, art teacher, and writer whose artwork ranges from wild, unconventional paintings to a Tibetan Buddhist art form that she teaches.

A musical potpourri at the Stephen Talkhouse, Glam Jam at the Masonic Temple, and Herman's Hermits plus Queen and Journey tribute bands at the Suffolk.

The evolution of graffiti from the subways of New York to a global movement is charted in the exhibition "Post Graffiti" at the Southampton Arts Center.

Josh Dayton at Ashawagh, Christopher Engel at Kramoris, dance and photography at Guild Hall, and Eric Firestone in NoHo.

For the artist and mushroom farmer Agathe Snow, “Art and food are always the same.”

Jake Lear Trio, Fast Five, Nicolls Road, and more to rock the Talkhouse, Southern Rockfest at the Suffolk Theater.

The LongHouse Reserve will host talks with a multidisciplinary artist and an imaginative costume designer.

Classical concerts at the Parrish, LTV’s Songbook launch party in Manhattan, lecture on Black gardeners, calls for actors.

The Arts Center at Duck Creek to reopen with solo exhibitions by Natalie Edgar and Francisco Daniel Cabrera.