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Gristmill: Not So Big Signal

Rediscovering the pleasures of AM radio.

Guestwords: The Microplastics Problem

Plastics come from multiple sources and have been accumulating in the environment for at least 70 years, since they came into our lives.

Flowers, Surfboards, and Punk Rock

With a site-specific installation at Guild Hall, a shout-out from Artnet News for his booth at the Spring/Break NYC art fair, and artworks at Chanel stores worldwide, Peter Dayton is on an extended roll.

Spared the Bulldozer

The story behind the foresight and planning that left us so much public land for our collective enjoyment. Stories, plural, actually, and 27 distinct histories.

HIFF 2024: All Is Revealed

The Hamptons International Film Festival's slate of programs will include films by Steve McQueen, Pedro Almodovar, Mike Leigh, Steven Soderbergh, and star turns by Angelina Jolie, Julianne Moore, Cillian Murphy, and Colman Domingo.

Literature Into Film

The Sag Harbor Cinema's Booksmart series will feature three films inspired by or adapted from literature—and one by DC Comics.

Films of Heroism and Resilience

The 21st Latino Film Festival of the Hamptons will screen three feature films with themes of heroism, strength, and resilience at four East End venues.

‘Frankie and Johnny’ Are Lovers

Terrence McNally's two-character "Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune," the story of an unlikely romance, will have six performances at the Clubhouse.

Talking Textiles at LongHouse

Lidewij Edelkoort will receive the first Larsen Textile Award at LongHouse and talk about rugs, carpets, and design in the global South.

The Art Scene 09.19.24

Textile tour of New York, group shows from Folioeast, Ma's House, Lucore Art, and LTV, solo shows at Ashawagh and Keyes Art.

Bits and Pieces 09.19.24

Dulce Sloan of "The Daily Show" at Guild Hall, Vegas lounge act parody at Bay Street, rock opera at LTV, auditions for the Choral Society.

News for Foodies 09.19.24

Oktoberfest specials at Rowdy Hall, benefit for East End Food, Artists’ Table in Water Mill, wine dinners at the Ram’s Head Inn.

Bonfire Coffeehouse Now Delivering Kids' Lunches

Bonfire Coffeehouse is now delivering children's lunches to the Amagansett School on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Thar She Blows: White Whale Gets MAGA Graffiti

A floating whale that has been a mainstay of Sag Harbor's Harborfest for many years was the object of political vandalism when someone defaced it with the words "TRUMP MAGA."

Library Budget Vote Ahead in East Hampton

On Saturday, registered voters in the East Hampton, Springs, and Wainscott school districts will have the chance to vote "yes" or "no" on the East Hampton Library's proposed 2024-25 spending plan of $3,892,437.

A Lesser Charge for Justin Timberlake: Driving While Impaired

The pop star Justin Timberlake pleaded guilty to an amended charge of driving with an impaired ability, a violation, in an appearance Friday morning in Sag Harbor Village Justice Court stemming from his June 18 drunken-driving charge.

OLA, Guild Hall Team Up for Family Day

Organización Latino-Americana of Eastern Long Island and Guild Hall are teaming up to offer a full day of art-inspired entertainment for families.

Equipment Failure Limits Boat Traffic Through Shinnecock Canal

The Shinnecock Canal remains open to limited boat traffic despite the failure of a hinge on one of the lock gates overnight on Tuesday. The county is discouraging all non-emergency boat traffic.

Not Guilty Plea Entered in Felony Firearms Case

The Bridgehampton man charged with illegally carrying a loaded Glock and two high-capacity magazines on Main Street in East Hampton Village pleaded not guilty before Suffolk County Justice Richard Ambro on Thursday.

Popular Teacher's Reassignment Leads to Parent Protests

On Monday morning, the start of the first full week of the 2024-25 school year, administrators at the Bridgehampton School abruptly reassigned a popular tenured teacher, Tom House, to home leave. Mr. House, who lives in Springs and is the founder of Hamptons Pride and its signature parade in East Hampton Village, has been employed by the district for 15 years.