Arts

Four days of music in Montauk with more than 80 bands rocking around the clock, plus jazz in Southampton and Out East at the Talkhouse

Christopher Durang play at LTV, Amanda Fairbanks talks about "The Lost Boys of Montauk," auditions for Boots on the Ground theater, Band ach and Handel in Sag Harbor

"A Doll's House, Park 2," a 2017 sequel to Ibsen's classic, is coming to the Hampton Theatre Company in Quogue.

The 11th annual Montauk Music Festival will bring more than 80 performers from near and far to the hamlet for four days of music starting Thursday at 6:30 p.m., with an opening party at the Westlake Fish House featuring music by 10 festival bands, cocktails, appetizers, and dancing.

Paula Poundstone has performed at the Bay Street Theater so often that she needs no introduction. She will bring her lightning wit to Sag Harbor on May 28.

Guild Hall and Bel Canto Book Camp will bring emerging opera stars to East Hampton for residencies and performances.

Beating the odds, three Long Island filmmakers sell their self-produced comedy special to Netflix.

East End painters at Ashawagh Hall, floral beauty at Grenning, celebrity photos at White Room, videos in Southampton, and a slew of solo shows

Preservation Long Island has sent letters to Guild Hall's leadership as well as various East Hampton Village officials asking them to consider the historic significance of its interiors.

A new documentary by Markie Hancock tells the story of the founding of the Retreat and the ongoing but underreported incidences of domestic violence on the East End.

Concerts by Caroline Doctorow (singer-songwriter), Bruce Wolosoff (pianist and composer), and Ariel Horowitz (violinist), and a talk on Frederick Law Olmsted

An Andy Warhol "Marilyn" painting that sold for $195 million on Monday set up a week of anticipated auctions, including paintings by Pollock and de Kooning expected to net healthy sums in Christie's auction on Thursday.