Sag Harbor American Music Festival will feature 27 free performances over four days, with the Randy Brecker-Ada Rovatti Quintet and Michelle among the headliners.

Watermill Center resident artists will share work in progress tomorrow, and an exhibition of Paul Thek's art will open Saturday.

A special performance of the Choral Society of the Hamptons will honor Mark Mangini, its longtime music director, on Sunday.

Leiber Collection hosts a night to remember in its garden, "Lolita" visits Sag Harbor in photos and onscreen, Banksy's "Haight Street Rat" pops up at Chase Contemporary, and East Hampton artists open their studios.

A documentary film and experimental video installation at Guild Hall, jazz at Duck Creek, new adult classes at Bay Street, and a free outdoor screening of "My Octopus Teacher" in Southampton

Jazz Fest winds up with three shows in Sag Harbor, Inda Eaton plays at the Talkhouse, Charles Certain at Wolffer, and live music returns to Sag's Masonic Temple

The couple behind The Ferm brews their artisanal kombuchas in a rainbow of flavors, including blueberry lavender, peach mint, and apple raspberry, depending on what is ripe at area farms.

Ina Garten on "The Rock" and on the rocks, Octoberfest is back at Rowdy Hall, new dinner specials at Bell and Anchor, and a call for clam pies.

    There are many paths you can take down the Eastern Seaboard, but I like the ones less traveled that stick in your memory and teach you a bit of American culture that isn't learned in the classroom.

In light of a recent spate of opioid overdoses on the East End, Suffolk County Legislator Bridget Fleming has partnered with Sheriff Errol Toulon, HUGS Inc., and Suffolk Community College to offer a training and education seminar on the use of naloxone, commonly known as Narcan, which can be used to help prevent such overdoses.

What you need to know as you drive toward the Great Smoky Mountains is that the land is a rain forest. The hills, valleys, gullies, cracks, and seams are filled with hickory, fir, sugar maple, wild cherry, birch, chestnut, pine, cedar, and tulip poplar -- a tree that rises straight up out of the ground and nine stories later pops open with large, white magnolia-looking flowers (okay, tulips).

Several upcoming hikes and paddles are ideal for those who want to take advantage of the late summer and early fall weather outdoors.

Much to the chagrin of her legions of loyal customers, Mary Schoenlein announced this week that her retail bakery and takeout spot Mary's Marvelous on East Hampton's Newtown Lane will be shutting its doors for good at the close of business on Sunday.

The Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee had to make do Monday without its expected speaker, Katy Casey, executive director of the East Hampton Housing Authority, who couldn't make it to the Zoom meeting at the last minute, leaving the committee with a number of questions but few answers.

I was all ready to shuck clams at the HarborFest contest in Sag Harbor on Saturday, but . . .

A cultural surfing exchange and a teen girls surf meetup will happen at the ocean beach at Napeague Lane on Sunday.

East Hampton High's varsity football team dominated Hampton Bays 42-14 in the season opener Saturday.

Family was Linda Ann Leland's "number-one priority," and it was family — her husband, William H. Leland, her sons, Daniel and Justin, Daniel's wife, Alana, and her granddaughters, Abigayle and Norah — who brought her the greatest joy.

Lynn Cucci, an owner of the Puff 'n' Putt Family Fun Center in Montauk, died of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease, at home in Huntington on Aug. 24. She was 78 and had been ill for a year.