Arts

“Muse of Blues,” a collaborative performance featuring Eva Salzman, a poet based in London, and the Irish singer-composer Christine Tobin, will take place at the Cell in Manhattan tomorrow at 8 p.m.

“Bernard and Huey,” a comedy written by Jules Feiffer of East Hampton and directed by Dan Mirvish, will open in theaters across the country and become available on digital platforms tomorrow.

A new summer season at Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor is off to a smashing start with “Fellow Travelers,” an engrossing and beautifully acted new drama by Jack Canfora that runs through June 17.

“Image Building,” an exhibition of photographs that have architecture as their subject at the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill, has an erudite and compelling catalog and a great number of knockout images.

The Perlman Music Program will present two concerts this weekend, the first on Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Jewish Center of the Hamptons in East Hampton, and the second on Sunday afternoon at 4:30 at the Clark Arts Center on Shelter Island.

Fireplace Project returns with "9999"; "Badges and Buttons" at Boo Hooray; Jonathan Clancy at Grain Surfboards, "Episode 2: One-Liners" at Rental

The East Hampton Library will be the site of “Mostly Motown,” a concert by Rhonda Denet, a soul-jazz vocalist based in Jersey City, on Saturday at 1 p.m.

Bay Street Theater has announced the cast and creative team for "Evita," the musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, which will open on July 31 with Arianna Rosario as Eva Peron, Omar Lopez-Cepero as her husband, Juan Peron, and Trent Saunders as Che. Ms. Rosario and Mr. Lopez-Cepero will be married in November.

The Arts Center at Duck Creek in Springs opens for the season on Saturday with an exhibition of paintings by Cile Downs and a grouping of sculpture on the grounds.

Laurie Anderson's body of work includes performance, film, music, video, writing, drawings, prints, often in various combinations, and, most recently, virtual reality.

Two free concerts of classical music will take place on Shelter Island on Friday and Saturday.

A portrait of an iconic comedian, the quirky history of the corporate musical, and the meteoric rise of a very young chef are the focus of this year’s SummerDocs series, recently announced by the Hamptons International Film Festival.

Saarinen film at the Parrish; The East End Photographers Group at Ashawagh for two weeks, and more

It’s time again — the 17th time — for the Barnes Landing Association’s Artists and Writers Showcase, featuring poetry, prose, artwork, and a sing-along.

Peter and Will Anderson will return to the Southampton Arts Center for its final indoor concert of the season on Saturday evening at 7.

The Montauk Library will host “Women’s Voices,” a free concert by Sheri Miller, a singer-songwriter, on Sunday afternoon at 2:30.

Tracing the relationships between Arthur Miller, Elia Kazan, and Marilyn Monroe against the backdrop of the Red Scare at Bay Street Theater

Alessandro Nivola reveals the back story of his recent film successes, two of which involve conservative Judaism.

“Light on Shadow,” an exhibition of work by Shawn Heinrichs will open at the Southampton Arts Center on Saturday with a reception from 6 to 8 p.m.

On Friday, the designers for this year’s showhouse sale at the Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons Thrift and Treasure Shop were mostly getting started in their rooms and spaces, but the frisson of creativity was already palpable, as was their love of their dogs.

There seems to be an element of sound in almost everything to be presented at Guild Hall this summer, including the artwork. With talks, films, theater, dance, and music, the multitasking institution will offer plenty to keep us busy through Labor Day.

Gil Gutierrez, a guitar virtuoso, will perform a program of jazz, Latin, and cinema music on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the East Hampton Presbyterian Church’s Session House.

The LongHouse Reserve will hold its second annual Salon on the Lawn on Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m.

The annual S.I.S. Members Show at Ashawagh; Maryam Eisler at Harper's Books; New group show at Firestone; "Velocity Games" at Nightingale, and much, much more opening this weekend.

If you thought Stormy Daniels was in the midst of a whirlwind, you should speak to Nika Nesgoda. The Amagansett artist and Columbia University graduate student recently discovered that Ms. Daniels, the porn star whose alleged 2006 affair with the president has captured international attention, had modeled for her in 2002 under a different name.

Darcey, a singer-songwriter, and Mark Marino, a jazz guitarist, will perform the duets of Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass on Saturday at 8 p.m.

The Salon Series at the Parrish Art Museum will conclude its spring programs tomorrow at 6 p.m. with an evening of instrumental music and Spanish-language songs from Argentina.

Golden Eagle/Studio 144 will hold its first creative networking night Friday from 6 to 7:30.

“Don’t Dress for Dinner,” an English adaptation of a French farce, will open next Thursday at the Quogue Community Hall.

Here it is, your unabridged calendar for summer benefit parties