John Slattery and Talia Balsam, who played a married couple in "Mad Men," and their son, Harry Slattery, will star together in “The Subject Was Roses” at Bay Street Theater this summer.

A program about madness and performance at The Church, a documentary about a jazz legend at the Parrish, All Star Comedy at Bay Street, and more.

Jazz from the Azar Lawrence Quintet in Southampton, Hopefully Forgiven and Mean Machine at the Talkhouse, the Roses Grove Band and jazz at the Masonic Temple, an AC/DC tribute band in Riverhead, and jazz at Pierre’s restaurant.

Artists and plant experts talk flowers at Grenning Gallery, Lee Krasner and Dan Christensen in Chelsea, David Salle in Nyack, N.Y., paintings by Jim Durfee in Sag Harbor, Paul Thek goes to Pace.

No ships off the empty coast in February? No nothing? The birds say different.

A reading by Vanessa Cuti, the author of “The Tip Line,” a thriller based on the Gilgo Beach murders, will launch the monthly Writers Speak series at Stony Brook Southampton.

In addition to a series of new tastings and promotions, Wolffer Estate Vineyard has assisted in the production of a limited-edition bourbon using its casks.

February promotions at Hampton Eats, French vs. American at Park Place, openings in MTK, Loaves and Fishes brings back a "crowd favorite," and more.

Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. announced on Monday that he will not seek re-election to the New York State Assembly, signaling an impending conclusion to a 45-year career of public service in local and state government. 

"Early detection is key to long-term survival rates" of prostate cancer, the most commonly diagnosed cancer among American men, according to Stony Brook Medicine's department of urology and the Stony Brook Cancer Center. The two entities are co-hosting free prostate cancer screenings on Thursday at Stony Brook's Riverhead urology center at 74 Commerce Drive.

As snow falls on Tuesday — with possibly as much as 10 inches expected — South Fork schools and government offices are closed.

Three of the buildings that comprise Adam Potter's 11 Bridge Street Limited Liability Company in Sag Harbor — 23 Bridge Street, 12 Rose Street, and 8 Rose Street — hit the real estate market this week, raising the question of whether his plan for a large, mixed-use building there is dead.

Organización Latinoamericana de Eastern Long Island (OLA) está buscando un grupo diverso de candidatos por dos ofertas de trabajo, un asistente de apoyo ejecutivo y un asistente de respuesta de avocacia.

Organización Latino Americana of Eastern Long Island (OLA) is seeking a diverse pool of candidates for two open jobs, an executive support position and an advocacy response position.

Hay una colección benéfica de zapatillas en la escuela de Springs y aceptará donaciones de zapatillas con poco uso hasta el 29 de febrero. Esta colección era inventado por el Club de Diversidad para recaudar fondos por la escuela y donar a una buena causa.

Jason Byron, un oficial de servicios de emergencias médicas, con el departamento de policías en Suffolk County, enseñará una conferencia sobre fentanilo con una sesión de entrenamiento sobre Narcan en la biblioteca de Bridgehampton el lunes a las 7pm.

East Hampton shops and eateries are teaming up for a Saturday shopping event that the Greater East Hampton Chamber of Commerce is calling Spread the Love. The day will feature discount shopping, giveaways, and treats, and as an added enticement, parking restrictions will be lifted in the downtown lots. 

Starting in September, the Bridgehampton School District will offer its students a slate of new courses designed to boost academic rigor and prepare them for future careers. Its school board approved the curriculum offerings in January, and teachers and guidance counselors have already been talking them up, getting the kids excited for what’s in store.

In a first step toward a major overhaul of its zoning code, the East Hampton Town Board voted to revise the “purposes” section of the town code pertaining to zoning at its meeting last Thursday. The resolution marks the first concrete step in a process that began nine months ago with the board’s formation of the zoning code amendment work group.

New York State Senator Anthony Palumbo, who has represented the First Senatorial District since 2021, announced on Jan. 31 that he will seek a third term. He has at least one challenger: On Monday, former Suffolk County Legislator Sarah Anker announced her candidacy for the Democratic Party’s nomination for Mr. Palumbo’s seat.