Arts

A music festival benefit, an "All the President's Men" screening, a Big Easy fund-raiser, classical piano in Southampton, an a cappella group in East Hampton, jazz at Bay Street and the Masonic Club, and more.

The Church in Sag Harbor will host an exhibition tour, a "drawing happening," and a concert by the Sons of Town Hall, a pair of 19th-century vagabonds.

An 1834 portrait of Ephraim Byram, a prominent Sag Harbor astronomer, clockmaker, engineer, and bookbinder, has been acquired by Preservation Long Island.

Matthew Ward's curatorial approach at the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center is to develop projects that create a dialogue between the regionally historical and the contemporary.

Curator leads tour of the Charlotte Park exhibition at the Parrish Art Museum, and artists hold forth at the Southampton Arts Center.

Laura Darrell's first full-length play is about three generations of a New England family forced to grapple with end-of-life issues.

Oscar Wilde onscreen, a documentary about urban displacement, LongHouse lecture, jazz and film at Bay Street, auditions in Southampton.

LTV Studios will present two early farces by Anton Chekhov and live music by East End musicians.

The Church in Sag Harbor will celebrate the written word, preservation as a creative act, and the art of hand-weaving.

The Sag Harbor Cinema will honor Rialto Pictures with weekly screenings of classic films by Jules Dassin, Jean Renoir, Carol Reed, Jean-Luc Godard, and others.

Summer will bring artist-made furniture, a solo show by Mary Heilmann, and site-specific environments by Almond Zigmund and Joel Mesler to Guild Hall.

Group shows at the Women's Art Center of the Hamptons and Keyes Art, a curators' tour at SAC, and a single-artwork show at the Parrish.

A melodious weekend at The Church in Sag Harbor will feature jazz, a Schubert song cycle, and a percussionist.

A.R. Gurney's play "Love Letters" will arrive at the Southampton Cultural Center just in time for Valentine's Day weekend.

A concert celebrating Eastern and Western music, an honor for Ma's House, audition update, jamming at the Masonic Temple, comedic thriller at LTV, virtual book group.

A benefit for the Hampton Library in Bridgehampton will bring Alec Baldwin and Bill McCuddy to Almond restaurant for dinner and conversation.

Five years after it closed its doors, the Southampton Cinema has reopened on Hill Street as the Southampton Playhouse, with IMAX features, first-run releases, and an inaugural repertory program of films from 1932.

Elaine de Kooning and Eric Haze at the Pollock-Krasner House, prints by Linda Stein donated to Georgetown University, a sculptural Valentine for Southampton, Haim Mizrahi at LTV.

For In Process @ the Watermill Center, three new artists in residence will discuss their projects and how they develop new work.

The Sag Harbor Cinema will present "Go West," a weeklong festival of seven classic westerns from the 1950s.

In his nonreferential paintings and large-scale murals, Aaron Parazette engages with issues of flatness, perspective, and illusion.

New artist residents chosen by Watermill Center, jazz at the Masonic Temple in Sag Harbor, horticultural alliance lecture on native plants.

The Sticks and Stones Comedy Club will host a standup set by Palma Florentino and a screening of a comedic take on immigration.

Jesse Matsuoka of Sen restaurant on cuisine and culture, Eric Fischl on "Heaven, Hell, and the Garden," and an Afro-Caribbean dance workshop at The Church.

That Motown Band will bring the music of the Motor City to Sag Harbor for a benefit concert.

Curator-led tour of "A New Subjectivity 1979/2024" at the Parrish Art Museum.

The Boston Typewriter Orchestra will bring its one-of-a-kind blend of percussion, vocals, and satire to The Church in Sag Harbor.

Anita Guarino and Caroline Doctorow will perform at the Sag Harbor Masonic Temple, and the Horticultural Alliance round-table will focus on foliage plants.

Alexander A. Wu, a pianist, will perform a program of music composed by Africans and descendants of enslaved Africans at the Montauk Library.

Solo show for Sasson Soffer at the Drawing Room, late-night open studio at The Church, studio critiques at the D'Amico House, and two new shows at Stella Flame.