Mardi Gras party at the Talkhouse, Watermill Center honors Lucinda Childs, Nancy Atlas at the Masonic Temple, Guerrilla Girls at LTV, and more.

Mardi Gras party at the Talkhouse, Watermill Center honors Lucinda Childs, Nancy Atlas at the Masonic Temple, Guerrilla Girls at LTV, and more.

A concert of music by Leonard Bernstein, Samuel Barber, Ned Rorem — and Schubert — will be performed by students from Curtis Institute of Music and its president.

Guild Hall's "Stirring the Pot" culinary conversation series will launch with Daniel Humm of Eleven Madison Park.

Smoky Buns has various types of smash burgers, a blackened fishwich, vegetarian options, and 50 bourbons and whiskeys.

A new outdoor terrace and bar at Arthur & Sons, tiki time at Coche Comedor, and a beer release from Kidd Squid for ARF.

A new outdoor terrace and bar at Arthur & Sons, tiki time at Coche Comedor, and a beer release from Kidd Squid for ARF.

The Drawing Room has Costantino Nivola's carved concrete sculptures, sandcast reliefs, and marble and bronze forms.

Artists in the Leiber Garden, Parrish panel on the state of the art world, a call for artists from the Warhol Visual Arts Program, and more.

The Road Forward Scholarship Fund's recent fund-raiser, Cabaret for a Cause at LTV Studios in Wainscott, was a resounding success with 150 people attending and $186,000 raised for scholarships.

Expect delays on Route 114 between East Hampton and Sag Harbor from Monday through Friday, July 26, as New York State creates new turning lanes at Goodfriend Drive. 

The 911 system for East Hampton Town and Village is operational despite the global outage of Microsoft-based technology and systems that impacted hospitals and emergency services in other regions Friday morning and also grounded planes and disrupted banking and broadcasting.

Residents of the East Hampton Village Manufactured Home Community on Oakview Highway say they are frustrated at the frequency and duration of recurring power outages over the last several years, and are taking action to encourage the community's management company to finally solve the problems.

In a little over a year, East Hampton Town's Zoning Code Amendment Working Group has walked a tightrope between business interests, builders, real estate people, and others who fear over-restrictive zoning, and those who want the code strengthened to preserve what they say is a town that is quickly losing, or has already lost, its character. In the process of deciding what to change, compromise has begun to emerge.

How do village lifeguards do mornings? With gusto. “We’re the first line between the E.M.S. and the Police Department. We have to be versed in everything,” said Drew Smith, chief of the East Hampton Village guards, who gave The Star a glimpse into their daily operations.

“Shall we have a hook and ladder co.?” asked “A Native” in an 1886 East Hampton Star letter to the editor. “Your village has never suffered seriously from the ravages of the fire-fiend,” the letter warned. A year later, William S. Everett built East Hampton’s first hook and ladder truck, launching the journey of the East Hampton Fire Department, which celebrates its 125th anniversary this year.

A new zoning concept introduced at Tuesday's East Hampton Town Board work session would allow local businesses to house their workers in a multiunit development, with the employers owning the units and renting them to the employees.

Real estate transactions involving the Multiple Listing Service account for nearly 90 percent of all deals in most regions of the United States — but not on Long Island's South Fork. This will likely have the impact of buffering the South Fork real estate market from an October class-action ruling by a judge in Kansas City, Mo., that impacts regions where M.L.S. is more widely used.

John Avlon and Representative Nick LaLota, who are opponents in New York's First Congressional District race, called for unity and de-escalation of political hostilities in the wake of the attempted assassination of former President Donald J. Trump.

John Avlon and Representative Nick LaLota, who are opponents in New York's First Congressional District race, called for unity and de-escalation of political hostilities in the wake of the attempted assassination of former President Donald J. Trump.