My ballet teacher was Gordon Peavy, who had his studio in the Odd Fellows Hall on Newtown Lane, above what is now the Chanel store.

Good times on the jumbotron as the New York Metropolitans get the ballpark rocking on $5 Tuesday.

When are our words about a garden, and when are they about our relationship?

Much of summer on the South Fork is associated with crowded beaches, packed shops and restaurants, and people flooding in from elsewhere to spend time in the fresh air and sunshine. However, when the summer gives way to fall and winter, it becomes a whole different place.

"Feast — A Still Life" at the Women's Art Center of the Hamptons features work by seven artists who celebrate food.

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

Art of Eating's food truck is now available for off-premises events, including weddings, birthday parties, and more.

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.

Abstraction takes different directions in the work of five local artists.

The Residential Energy Affordability Partnership Program on Long Island will be the subject of an information session at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 11, at the Amagansett Library.

Sex and drugs, sure, but especially opera: Ricky Ian Gordon lays it bare in telling the tale of his roller-coaster life as a composer.

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 Hamptons Film Festival will honor Demi Moore, Liev Schreiber, and Malcolm Washington, and present the East Coast premiere of Mr. Washington's "The Piano Lesson."

Smokey Buns in East Hampton offers smashburgers, fishwiches, chili, and much more at very affordable prices, not to mention over 50 bourbons and whiskeys.

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.

East End Food needs help, SoFo Sandwich closes its doors, tomato taste-off at Quail Hill, vegan burgers in Sag Harbor, and a Latin-themed pop-up.

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

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

Over the past three decades, Paul Annacone, a native of East Hampton, has become one of the most sought-after tennis coaches on the professional circuit, now with Taylor Fritz, who may be on the verge of a title.

The Hampton Classic began early Sunday with leadline classes for 2-through-7-year-olds aboard ponies as a three-time Olympian, Joe Fargis, watched them pass back and forth, posing questions having to do with horsemanship.