Visiting hours and funeral arrangements have been announced for Zbigniew (Ziggy) Lutrzykowski, an employee of the Bridgehampton School for the last 10 years. He died on Saturday at the age of 48.

After losing his barn studio, Mark Wilson reflected on the history, authenticity, and changing nature of the East End's built environment.

Bay Street's virtual production of "Macbeth" is a fast-moving and at times bloody version of Shakespeare's shortest tragedy.

Fran Castan, a poet and the widow of the artist Lewis Zacks, donated his drawing of The East Hampton Star building to the newspaper that inspired it.

A trove of some of the earliest portrait photographs taken in America and long-lost, were found in a North Fork shed and sold at auction on Monday.

Three residents -- a writer, a fiber artist, and a multi-media artist -- at Watermill Center will present their work to the public on Saturday.

Madoo unveils some new Robert Dash holdings, an exhibition tour at the Parrish, visionary paintings on view at the Ranch in Montauk, a workshop and tour in Southampton, and more

Talking television at The Church, classical concerts in East Hampton and Southampton, a holiday auction at Bay Street Theater, and a traditional songs stream from Montauk Library

More Thanksgiving dining options, the fall cookbooks from Loaves and Fishes, new dinner specials, and two South Fork chefs cook shellfish for the holidays on LTV.

A home field advantage wasn't enough to help the Pierson Whalers overcome the onslaught that was the Whitney Point Eagles in the state Class C field hockey semifinals Saturday. The Eagles advanced to the finals on Sunday.

Springs School District parents wishing to get Pfizer vaccine shots for their children ages 5 to 11 can do so on Saturday, Nov. 20, at the school between 10 a.m. and 1:45 p.m. The vaccine clinic will also be open to children of Springs School staff members.

East Hampton Town Hall will be the site of a pop-up Covid-19 vaccination clinic for people 12 and up on Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Vaccines will be administered in the main meeting room. Town Hall is at 159 Pantigo Road in East Hampton

Registration for a lantern-light tour of Main Street historic buildings on Dec. 3 is being taken by the East Hampton Historical Society, either on its website or by phone. These tours have limited attendance and fill up fast.

Those who wish to get in some outdoor recreation or compete for a cause in Montauk have a few opportunities coming up to do just that.

When she was young, Shannon Cecilia Whelan was a crew member aboard a steel barge owned by her parents' marine construction business. A lover of all things water — sailing, fishing, surfing — Ms. Whelan, formerly of Sag Harbor, was the namesake for the barge. A mother of three children, she died in 2019 at the age of 38.

I remember the underscore of terror in the early days of the pandemic, wondering if my working in an I.C.U. and taking care of some of the first patients with Covid-19 in our region was going to endanger my family. Eighteen months later, I can hardly believe that I am watching a friend and colleague deftly vaccinate all four of my children against Covid-19.

Following the introduction of paid parking this summer at Long Wharf in Sag Harbor, the Sag Harbor Village Board presented an elaborate report on the somewhat controversial initiative at Tuesday's board meeting.

Now that children 5 to 11 are eligible to receive Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccine — the first that has been approved for pediatric administration in the United States — medical professionals and government officials here and across Long Island are quickly putting plans in place to meet families' needs.

Children on the autism spectrum or who have sensory processing disorders will get a special welcome at the Children's Museum of the East End in Bridgehampton on Saturday morning.

At a Nov. 3 school board meeting, Adam Fine, the district superintendent, announced that student enrollment numbers were up in all three of the schools.