Arts

Guild Hall stays busy with a Paul Simon documentary from “American Masters,” a performance of a new work for solo piano, and its annual Garden as Art event.

LongHouse Reserve's Landscape Legends program will honor the artist Mary Miss and feature presentations by her and three landscape architects, a luncheon, and garden tours.

Josh Kessler's career included antiques restoration and opening a recording studio before he found his niche as a sought-after master of piano restoration and tuning.

The Hamptons Festival of Music's orchestral concert series will feature three programs ranging from Beethoven and Mozart to Ravel and Victoria Bond.

Michael Light's large-scale photographs range from the gardens of Madoo to nude human statuary to distressed landscapes on Napeague and Stony Hill.

Sara Hanahan, a jazz saxophonist who tours nationwide and internationally, will perform with her quartet at the Parrish Art Museum.

Duck Creek to show wood sculpture by Jonathan Shlafer and mixed-media work by Eliza Lu Doyle and Em Gallagher.

A creative couple, the sculptor Monica Banks and the poet Philip Schultz, will be at the Leiber Collection to talk about the connections between their work and their lives.

Mary Heilmann documentary at the Parrish, Photorealism at the Fireplace Project, Tuscan scenes at Grenning, celebrating food at the Women's Art Center.

Victoria Bond, who has forged a remarkable career as both a composer and conductor, will see her orchestral work "Bridges" performed at the Hamptons Festival of Music.

The vocalist Christine Andreas will bring the music of Edith Piaf, Charles Trenet, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, and others to LTV Studios.

Jazz and Broadway in Southampton, a dialogue on Black women, politics, and power at The Church, Philippe Petit on the wire at LongHouse, and music with brunch in Sag Harbor.