Arts

Laurie Lambrecht workshop, Denise Silva-Dennis at The Church, open studios on Shelter Island, Peter Ngo solo at AB NY, and more.

Wendy Van Deusen has opened a brick-and-mortar home in Bridgehampton for the Women's Art Center of the Hamptons.

The guitarist Stephane Wrembel and his band will explore the connection between Bach and Django Reinhardt at the BCM benefit concert.

“Lee Krasner and Jazz” concert, “Ishtar” reappraised, Erich Bergen in concert, “Bach & Django” from BCM, writers’ panel, comedy club, and more.

"Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story," next up in HamptonsFilm's SummerDocs series, charts both the actor's rise from obscurity to stardom and his post-accident activism.

The Church in Sag Harbor will host a panel discussion on comedy, two resident writers reading from their work, and a post-fusion music concert.

Next up in G.E. Smith’s Portraits series are Lola Kirke, a singer whose focus is country music, and Valerie June, a Grammy nominee who leans toward folk and blues.

Every moment of Bay Street Theater’s production of Mel Brooks’s “Young Frankenstein the Musical” is “joyous and strange and weird,” says The Star’s critic.

LTV’s East End Underground concert series will feature rock from Simon Kirke and Joe Delia, cabaret from Joanna Feuer, and jazz piano from Helen Sung.

In its first reveal, the Hamptons International Film Festival has announced documentaries on Martha Stewart, Kenneth Cole, and John and Yoko hosting “The Mike Douglas Show.”

Optimism in group show at Firestone, artist talks in East Hampton and Southampton, watercolor classes in Bridgehampton, and more.

Over the past 12 years, Tucker Marder has created, either alone or with collaborators, a dizzying variety of multimedia works that in the end defy categorization.

Artworks by six East End artists will be auctioned to benefit the Sag Harbor Cinema.

Piano virtuoso at LongHouse, Grammy-winner at Duck Creek, jazz at the Parrish and the Southampton Arts Center, comedy in Southampton.

Jeff Harnar, an award-winning vocalist, will celebrate Cole Porter at LTV with a program of the composer's standards.

LTV is hopping with a Printaganza fund-raiser, standup from a "Saturday Night Live" cast member, the Moondogs channeling the Beatles, and more.

The Neo-Political Cowgirls, inspired in part by Shakespeare, will bring a new work, "The She-Wolves," to LongHouse Reserve.

A Canadian artist’s Instagram account led to a residency in East Hampton to paint the Pollock-Krasner and Elaine de Kooning Houses.

A Summer Harvest dinner at Wolffer Estate Vineyard featured food grilled by Roman Roth, the estate's partner and winemaker, recipes by the guest of honor, Tieghan Gerard, a writer and food blogger, and, of course, Wolffer wines.

Julian Schnabel is being honored with an exhibition of his artworks at Guild Hall and a film retrospective at the Sag Harbor Cinema.

A pop-up show from Keyes Art will bring seven artists to the Depot Gallery in Montauk.

Springs Invitational returns, "Inner Life" exhibition at Tripoli, Alice Hope documentary at Southampton Arts Center, carved stone heads at LongHouse.

Mardi Gras party at the Talkhouse, Watermill Center honors Lucinda Childs, Nancy Atlas at the Masonic Temple, Guerrilla Girls at LTV, and more.

"Couples Squared" at the Southampton Arts Center focuses on the interplay between creative partners.

A concert of music by Leonard Bernstein, Samuel Barber, Ned Rorem — and Schubert — will be performed by students from Curtis Institute of Music and its president.

Two star-studded evenings of short plays directed by Bob Balaban, plus jazz, comedy, and film at Guild Hall.

At Duck Creek, Erika Ranee has a solo show of 19 paintings and a group exhibition she curated of work by six artists who defy the conventions of painting.

“Mel Brooks’s Young Frankenstein: The Musical" will give Bay Street audiences plenty to laugh with and laugh at.

Concerts by Grace McLean and Torres are coming to The Church, as is Frank Bruni, whose talk is sold out (but there's a waiting list).

The Drawing Room has Costantino Nivola's carved concrete sculptures, sandcast reliefs, and marble and bronze forms.