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Monday June 27 - Monday July 4 We update our calendars on Mondays and again on Thursdays, with more events added for the coming weekend!
Fireworks Fri 7/1 Southampton Fresh Air Fund Fireworks by Grucci 7-10 PM - Fireworks display over Shinnecock Bay, only fireworks on the beach in Southampton. Join the benefit picnic or watch from Coopers Beach. tnaro@sfah.org 631 283 283-5847, http://www.sfah.org Sat 7/2 Sag Harbor Yacht Club Fireworks around 9:30 pm Watch from Havens Beach, Long Wharf or Marine Park on Bay Street Sat 7/2 Devon Yacht Club Amagansett Fireworks 9:30 pm (Yacht Club is members only but you can watch from Fresh Pond beach or any of the Amagansett Bay Beaches of from a boat oon the water! Mon 7/4 Montauk Umbrella Beach around 9pm (just west of the village – park early!)
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Ongoing Events EAST HAMPTON STUDIO,, 77 Industrial Road, Wainscott, NY 11975 631.965.0050 Cirque Hamptons Presents The Elec Electric tric Cirquit, Saturday & Sunday, Doors Open At 7pm, Show Begins At 9pm Amazing acts that will push the limits of your imagination. Spectacular feats include the aerial hoop, aerial chiffon, electric dancers, contortionists, German wheeler wheelers, and much, much more.. Come early and enjoy a live DJ, cocktails, and food! 631-283 283-2118 PARRISH ART MUSEUM,, 25 JOBS LANE, SOUTHAMPTON, NY 11968 631 Dorothea Rockburne: In My Mind’s Eye Eye, June 19th through August 14th Born and raised in Montreal, Rockburne first studied at the city’s École des Beaux Beaux-Arts with Paris-trained trained painters PaulPaul Émile Borduas and Jean-Paul Paul Riopelle. Beginning in 1950, she attended the legendary Black Mountain College in Asheville, ville, North Carolina, where classes with Merce Cunningham, John Cage, and, perhaps most significantly, the mathematician Max Dehn, had a seminal influence on her work. With fellow students Robert Rauschenberg, Cy Twombly, and John Chamberlain, she thrived in the unique cross-disciplinary disciplinary curriculum at Black Mountain and brought this sense of exchange and collaboration when she moved to New York, working in dance and performance in renowned early pieces with Rauschenberg, Claes Oldenburg, and Carolee Schnee Schneemann, mann, among many others. Rockburne’s work, with the use of materials such as cardboard, sheet metal, and crude oil, began to gain wide attention in New York in the 1960s; in 1971 she had her first solo exhibition at the famed Bykert Gallery. From this earl earlyy minimalist vocabulary, Rockburne has expanded the discourse to include investigations of, among other themes, the Golden Section, the solar system, and the writings of Pascal—all all seamlessly joined in an ongoing synthesis of rigorous intellect and ardent pursuit. This first career retrospective will be accompanied by a 160 160-page catalogue with 52 full-color color illustrations, published by the Museum and distributed by ARTBOOK | D.A.P. Essayists include the curator, Alicia Longwell, who will provide an overview of the artist’s profound engagement with the history of art. Three additional contributors will investigate salient 31 North Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 631 631-324-9766 innkeeper@millhouseinn.com innkeeper@millhouseinn.comwww.millhouseinn.com
The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home ome in the Hamptons” aspects of Rockburne’s career: Stéphane Aquin, Curator of Contemporary Art, Musée des Beaux Beaux-Arts Arts de Montréal, will write about Rockburne’s early years in Montreal and the cultural and artistic climate that shaped her future development as an artist; art historian David Anfam will examine Rockburne’s work within the context of art world movements and strategies of the 1960s, 70s and 80s; and RRobert Lawlor, author of Scared Geometry: Philosophy & Practice, Practice will probe the artist’s lifelong engagement with ancient knowledge. The catalogue will also include a selected chronology of life and work with artist’s statements. ROMANY KRAMORIS GALLERY GALLERY, 41 Main Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11964 631.725.2499 Finding Art III, The Art of Jorge Silveira, June 9th through June 30th Silveira likes old objects, especially old wooden objects which he he's's inspired to mix with acrylic paint and pieces of found rusty metal into monsters and faces. He's also been using other found materials like burlap. "I really like expressing my creativity by finding discarded objects from the forest and the ocean, and tturning urning them into raw and abstract characters or scenes," says Silveira. Coming from Uruguay, a small country in South America, where everything gets repaired and reused such as old cars from the 1940's and refrigerators that get fixed 20 times before they' they're re replaced, it surprises him how much material he can pick up on the beach and in nature that has been thrown away by people. It makes him feel good that he can pick up these objects and give them another life. "This long winter forced me to stay in New YYork ork more than usual, and as I was looking for inspiration, some discarded objects I hadn't noticed before started appearing before me all around the city, sparkling objects no one else was paying attention to." "The new material that I've used in many of tthis his year's pieces: flattened empty soda cans that litter the streets, run over by traffic. Just as I was inspired in past years by objects thrown overboard or left to rust and recycled them into works of art, I did the same with these urban throwaways. Wit Withh these I created a whole new line of work, some of it based on the fashion industry that is such an important part of New York, and in other pieces using this man man-made made glittery material to make images of animals and nature." "Of course I'm still working a lot with the wooden and metal found objects the ocean tosses ashore during the winter, flotsam and jetsam that I find as I walk along the beaches of the South Fork on Long Island, so this year my pieces are inspired by a mix of the city and the beach, which is the lifestyle of my family andd so many other New Yorkers."
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The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home ome in the Hamptons” GUILD HALL, 159 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.0806 Clifford Ross On Exhibit, June 25th through June 31st Clifford Ross is an American visual artist who has worked in multiple mediums, including sculpture, painting, photography and video. His work is in the collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the J. Paul Getty Museum, The Museum of Modern Art, The Whitney Museum of American Art, The Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Ross earned a B.A. in Art and Art History from Yale University in 1974 with a residency at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 1973. The exhibition is a survey of large-scale scale photographs from the Mountain and Hurricane series created by the internationally recognized photographer. The images of Colorado's Mount Sopris that he has created hearken back to the grand paintings by Frederick Church and Thomas Moran that reveal amazing details which you do not realize are there upon first viewing – an accomplishment that also realizes the ambitions of 19th century landscape photographers like Carleton Watkins. These works have a mesmerizing andd majestic quality, and the sequence, taken over the course of a day and a half, reminds us of the serial exploration of light and atmosphere by artists like Monet, in his well known series of Haystacks and the Rouen Cathedral. Of his experience on the East End, Ross writes in an article "I [had] been photographing waves for five or six years along the stretch of beach in Long Island, from Wainscott to Amagansett. In 1998, in a little under two hours, I photographed the waves generated by the proximity of Hurricane Bonnie to Georgica Beach in East Hampton. In water up to my waist, I managed to take 250 photographs of the unending metamorphosis in front of me. The sky went from white to black, and finally to a strange blue. The waves varied from about two to twelve feet in height, and the surf's aspect shifted back and forth from foam to liquid granite. It was a spectacular display, and I was an ecstatic, but soggy, photographic witness." ("Wave Music," BOMB Magazine, Fall 2003) "It is testimony to thee power of photography that one can contemplate one of Clifford Ross's Hurricane images and see a thundering wave stopped cold, spray and spume arrested in mid mid-flight, flight, its fluid power trumped without so much as a molecule deflected from its path... They eexploit xploit photography's capacity to immobilize what we know is unarrestibly mobile in reality. That is what gives them their baroque drama. The waves have that immobilized mobility of the whipped and fluttering garments Bernini carved for his angels..." – Arthur hur C. Danto, ("Hegel in the Hamptons," Wave Music, BlindSpot/Aperture, 2005) Bryan Hunt On Exhibit, June 25th through 31st Bryan Hunt is an American modernist sculptor whose work extends to various series and themes: Monuments/Wonders, Lakes/Quarries, Waterfalls, terfalls, Airships, Vertical Airships, Torsos/Cairns and Water Works. The Guild Hall exhibition focuses on the theme of “Water.” As many of the works are water water-inspired, inspired, they can range anywhere from Amphoras, Lakes/Quarries Natural Wonders – Waterfalls, as well as the Waterworks. Both large and small scale works will be included as well as accompanying drawings. Mr. Hunt works out of his New York and East Hampton studios.
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SOUTHAMPTON CULTURAL CENTER CENTER, Levitas Center For The Arts, 25 Pond Lane, Southampton, NY 11968 631.287.4377 America The Beautiful Art Exhibit, June 7th through June 30th 30th, 12pm-4pm Daily The focus of the exhibition is the various aspects one might find in the theme. Eleven artists draw on their impressions through memory, observation, inspiration, and experience. Each presents a perspective – objective/subjective – of a moment or place of beauty. Priscilla Bowden draws on the East End landscape with small touches of human presence: a sch school ool bus; a flag; a children’s camp. Sneddon finds inspiration in the ritual and customs of Native Americans, with emphasis on dance and dress in J. Boucher-Sneddon abstractions in vivid color. Deborah Black emphasizes indigenous trees, such as the cedar, and folia foliage, ge, and places them in expressionist style, using various settings on the East End. Mary Daunt also uses the landscape as a point of departure, showing panoramic views of land and water painted in strokes similar to Pointilism. Alice Forman paints flowers which fill the picture plane, as though they are details of a much larger space. John Hardy celebrates the American city; in this instance, New York. Buildings surround small figures in one painting, while a billboard dominates the façade of a building see seen from below. Stephanie Reit takes the symbolic American barn and through line and color, transforms it into simplified form which interacts with land and sky in almost symbiotic existence. Clare Romano fills the canvas with bursting fireworks against a da darkened landscape. John Ross depicts the broad, flat land of the Southwestern mesa in rich red, orange and yellow paintings and collographs. Ty Stroudsburg will show paintings from her Vineyard series. The essential nature of vineyards on the North Fork of LI are painted in an impressionist style. Lewis Zacks looks to American cultural icons in signage, buildings, and motifs. His approach is photo photo-realism, with a focus on enlarged detail.
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This Week Monday, June 27th MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Steve Bauer and Underground Junction, 8:00pm, $5 Combine Underground Junction’s musicality with Steven Bauer’s creativity and passion, and you get a sound like no other. Underground Junction moves the audience with their unique and original sound, inspiring the audience to get up and dance. Their unique blend of Rock, Folk, Latin and Traditional influences inspires transpires into a truly organic sound that crosses over to every genre of music on the market today. Tuesday, June 28th MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 70’s Party with Disco Sux, 9pm, $10 If you love to dance all night to live music then you need to see Disco Sux! We play nothing but the best in 70's, 80's, and 90's disco, funk, dance, rock and reggae hits. Dig up someplatform shoesor your adidas sneakers and come get down to one of thebest dance parties around! Expect special guests. Wednesday, June 29th SOUTHAMPTON CULTURAL CENTER, Levitas Center For The Arts, 25 Pond Lane, Southampton, NY 11968 631.287.4377 Concerts in the Park Series, 6:30pm, Free This week Southampton Cultural Center presents The Michael Jazz Trio! Come out to the park, sit back, and relax to great music with great company. MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Badfish, A Tribute to Sublime, 8pm, $35 The phenomenon known as Sublime, arguably the most energetic, original and uniquely eclectic band to emerge from any scene, anywhere, ended with the untimely death of lead singer, guitarist and songwriter Brad Nowell in May of 1996. But encompassing the sense of place and purpose long associated with Sublime’s music, Badfish, a Tribute to Sublime continues to channel the spirit of Sublime with a fury not felt for some time. What separates Badfish from other tribute bands is that they have replicated Sublime’sessence, developing a scene and dedicated following most commonly reserved for label-driven, mainstream acts. Badfish make their mark on the audience by playing with thespirit of Sublime. They perform not as Sublime would have, or did, but as Badfish does. Badfish has been one of the biggest club and theater acts in the Northeast and Midwest of the last couple years, and promoters are in awe that a tribute band could be turning several hundred fans away from the doors each night. Karaoke With Harry, 10pm, $5 From Big Band to Hip Hop, Harry’s got it all…..
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Thursday, June 30th WOLFFER ESTATE,, 139 Sagg Road, Sagaponack, NY 11962 631.537.5106 Twilight Thursdays, 5pm-8pm An established Hamptons music and wine experience not to be missed from 5PM to 8PM, May – October in the Winery Tasting Room. Wines by the glass and cheese plates for purchase. EVERYONE should listen to the music and ease into the weekend. MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Buckwheat Zydeco, 8pm, $45 After over 20 years of bringing authentic Creole Zydeco music to the world, Buck still hasn’t stopped. Sister Sparrow and The Dirty Birds Birds, 10pm, $10 With a shot of whiskey, an over the shoulder gaze and a youthful smirk, Arleigh Kincheloe, lead vocalist for Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds, saunters toward the stage knowing something you don’t know. Arleigh knows that tomorrow morning, with your tired legs and hoarse voice, you’ll still be talking about last night’s show. The Sister Sparrow and The Dirty Birds show that reignited your passion for live music. Sister Sparrow and The Dirty Birds blend old school gut gut-busting busting funk and soul with straight up rock and roll. Led by Arleigh Kincheloe’s strong vocals, the appropriately named Dirty Birds are a flock of eight men that create a sometimes sexy other times funky –but always tight--- powerhouse rhouse wall of sound where the harmonica plays a front and center role. Arleigh and her brother, Jackson Kincheloe (harmonica), were raised in the Catskills region of New York state by musical parents. Their mother was a country singer a la Patsy Cline and their father, a drummer, performed in rock and roll 31 North Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 631 631-324-9766 innkeeper@millhouseinn.com innkeeper@millhouseinn.comwww.millhouseinn.com
The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home ome in the Hamptons” bands. Their home was a revolving door of family and friends, with the Kincheloe’s often hosting jam sessions into the wee hours of the night. Music, as they say, was in their blood. In late 2008, Arleighh and Jackson, now proud Brooklynites, performed their first gig together at the renowned Rockwood Music Hall in New York City’s Lower East Side. “After that show show-- and the great response we got from the crowd -- we decided to put our band together,” said Jackson. Intent on creating a big band with a funk and blues style, (“There is nothing like a big band,” says Arleigh. “It makes me feel at home, like I'm surrounded by greatness.”)the brother and sister team set out to recruit some of the best young musicians cians from coast to coast. Their California bred cousin Bram (drums), fit the bill “to really get the funk going,” says Jackson, because he grew up in a house alive with New Orleans music, in which drums and bass and horns are a vital component to the overall sound. The rest of the Dirty Birds – a mix of formally trained (Berkeley School of Music, Oberlin and Manhattan School of Music grads) and self-taught taught road warriors warriors—round round out the heavyweight band. “There’s something about these nine personalities that really work together,” said Arleigh. “The boys make it look and seem easy because they really believe in this.” The passion and dedication of this nine-piece piece outfit is evident in their electric stage presence and spot on sound. It’s the perfect mix of energy and skill-- and it’s all a collaborative effort. “Each one of The Birds will add his two cents until we're all amazed by what we've got,” says Arleigh. “It's really a beautiful thing.” It’s no surprise then, that less than two years after their first gig, Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds will hit the stage at the 11thannual moe.down fest, playing along side notable acts like moe., The Black Keys, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, and Nas & Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley. This three-day event, known for its laid-back back vibe and great music, has a history of bringing a diverse collection of artists to the festival. Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds will now join tthe likes of The Flaming Lips, The Roots, The Wailers, Ani DiFranco, Amos Lee, The Avett Brothers an andd more who’ve crossed the moe.down stages.
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Friday Friday, day, July 1st WOLFFER ESTATE,, 139 Sagg Road, Sagaponack, NY 11962 631.537.5106 Sunset Fridays, 5pm-8pm One of the most beautiful sunset scenes in the Hamptons. Enjoy the wine, the food, and the live music! music GUILD HALL, 159 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.0806 Guild Hall Films at the Farm: JAWS (PG) in Partnership With the East Hampton Historical Society, 8:30pm, $5 When a gigantic great white shark begins to menace the small island community of Amity, a police chief, a marine scientist and grizzled fisherman set out to stop it. R FUND 1030 Meadow Lane, Southampton. Shinnecock Bay SOUTHAMPTON FRESH AIR tnaro@sfah.org 631 283-5847, 5847, http://www.sfah.org 23rd Annual American Picnic 7-10 10 PM. Highlights include a picnic buffet; carts filled with popcorn, ice cream, hot dogs and other all all-American American treats; arts and crafts, and carnival booths with games and pri prizes on the grounds of an ocean-front estate. $250. (Raindate 3 Saturday) MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE, The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Citizen Cope, 8pm, $90 Most artists would bristle at the term selfself-indulgent, indulgent, but Keller Williams often invokes it in describing his own approach With “THE RAINWATER LP,” Citizen Cope offers the clearest distillation yet of his distinct musical approach, a laidback gumbo of acoustic stic blues, singer/songwriter rock ‘n’ roll, politically conscious hip hip-hop, hop, and deep soul grooves. 31 North Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 631 631-324-9766 innkeeper@millhouseinn.com innkeeper@millhouseinn.comwww.millhouseinn.com
The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home in the Hamptons” Born Clarence Greenwood, but known to friends and fans as simply “Cope,” the Brooklyn-based artist has crafted an album redolent of such classic tunesmiths as Randy Newman and Stevie Wonder – both major touchstones for his emotively penned songs. As such, it’s virtually impossible to put a finger on Citizen Cope’s idiosyncratically inimitable sound. “The only way to explain my music is to say you gotta listen to it,” Greenwood says. “I don’t think there is any easy description of it. Somebody once said something about ‘urban folk,’ which I wasn’t mad at.” “THE RAINWATER LP” comes nearly four years after Citizen Cope’s acclaimed 2006 third album, “EVERY WAKING MOMENT.” Not that Greenwood wasn’t busy – the hard-touring troubadour spent much of that time on the road, introducing fans new and old to his already substantial body of work. “It was longer than I’d expected between records,” he says, “but it was like a culmination of all the records getting into peoples’ psyche. I just kept on touring, doing songs from all three records, and then I started getting ideas for songs. I got inspired to make another album and put it out myself.” Since making his official debut, Cope had released three fine albums on three different labels, an experience which proved frustrating, to say the very least. Having been through the industry mill, this time Greenwood was determined to take the bull by the horns and release the album himself. “A lot of labels wanted to put it out,” he explains, “but I kept hearing things like ‘Retail’s gonna need you to do this’ or ‘The artwork has to be like this.’ I don’t want to be led into those confines anymore. I want to be able to do it my own way. Being able to operate efficiently, not having to move buildings to do anything, just seems so basic for any artistic endeavor.” Like the music therein, “THE RAINWATER LP” – as well as Citizen Cope’s new RainWater Recordings, Inc. – takes its name from a number of deeply personal sources. “It’s pure,” Greenwood says. “It’s also the name of someone that was close to me when I was growing up, so it just made sense.” Cope further points out that the “LP” in the album’s moniker is no accident. Including just 10 songs in the era of excessively long CDs was a very conscious artistic move, as well as a way of paying homage to the “jaw-dropping” 1970s works that continue to inspire him. “I wanted the record to have an LP feel,” he says. “Vinyl can only have a certain amount of songs. It takes you on a journey and then when it’s done, you can go, ‘Cool. Let me check that again.’” Memphis-born, DC-raised, and now Brooklyn-based, Greenwood’s musical journey began in the mid-1990s, when he first drew local acclaim for both his intimate songwriting and unique sonic fusion. His official debut album, “CITIZEN COPE,” was released in 2002, while “THE CLARENCE GREENWOOD RECORDINGS” followed two years later. The road to “THE RAINWATER LP” also included guest appearances on blockbuster albums by Santana and Dido, while Citizen Cope songs such as “Let The Drummer Kick” and “Bullet And A Target” have been featured in a wide array of films, television series, and advertisements. But Greenwood doesn’t like to compartmentalize his work, preferring to see each effort as but one aspect of his overall oeuvre. “A record should have the potential to be around for a while,” he says. “I don’t look at my records as representing just one year or whatever. It’s part of the lifespan of an artist and all the records contribute to the whole.” The latest stop on the Citizen Cope trail was recorded over the course of 2009 at both Brooklyn Recording in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn (obviously) and The Document Room in Malibu, with extensive periods of touring in between sessions. Among the musicians accompanying Greenwood on “THE RAINWATER LP” are such studio stars as bassist Preston Crump (OutKast, Organized Noize, Raphael Saadiq), keyboardist James Poyser (The Roots, Jill Scott, John Legend), percussionist Bashiri Johnson (Whitney Houston, Donald Fagen, Madonna), and veteran Citizen Cope drummer Paul “Buggy” Edwards. “There are people I like to play on my albums that are difficult to get on the road,” he says. “What you try to do is make an album that sounds like a band, but that’s a lot harder than just putting a band in a room.” On songs such as “Keep Askin’” and “Jericho,” Citizen Cope and Co. create a hazy and elemental sound that melds such disparate inspirations as classic rock, jazz, hip-hop, and go-go, the interactive laidback funk sound pioneered by the 31 North Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 631-324-9766 innkeeper@millhouseinn.comwww.millhouseinn.com
The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home ome in the Hamptons” great Chuck Brown in Greenwood’s home turf of Washington, DC. His lyrical tack is equally freewheeling, veering from the personal (“Healing Hands”) ”) to the political (“The Newspaper”) without ever sacrificing poignancy or power. “The songs are just representing me as a person,” Greenwood says. “Some people just want to write about love, other people just want to write about politics, but I think be being ing conscious gives you an understanding of all kinds of things.” A remarkably charismatic live performer, Citizen Cope has been a committed road warrior, introducing his music to the people by traveling America’s highways and byways, often performing in pplaces laces where other major artists fear to tread. “When you do the major cities, people come from all these other places and say, ‘Come to this town,’” Greenwood says. “So the next time you tour you think, ‘Okay, let’s try Tulsa, Oklahoma or Oxford, Mississi Mississippi ppi or Fayetteville, Arkansas.’ It’s been amazing, every year it just gets bigger and bigger.” Having taken his time readying “THE RAINWATER LP,” Greenwood is already plotting his next move, with plans including another Citizen Cope album or perhaps a sid side project with a like-minded minded artist whose identity remains a secret. As always, Citizen Cope follows his own individual inspiration, making music without concern for trends or fashion, believing the best way to assess his art is though the fans he meets al along the way. “Somebody once said I was the People’s Champion,” Greenwood says with no small pride. “I like that.” Rubix Kube, 10pm, $30 FLASHBACK: THE EIGHTIES---aa totally awesome time when people were "Workin' For the Weekend" and parachute pant-clad dudes des donned their "Sunglasses At Night." It was a wicked cool time when valley girls wore mini mini-skirts and legwarmers while they "Walked Like An Egyptian." The EIGHTIES . . . when "Video Killed the Radio Star!" FLASHFORWARD: 2008---Six Six experienced and prof professional essional musicians, tired of hearing inferior cover bands murder the music from one of their favorite decades, put together an '80s band, dubbed appropriately enough: RUBIX KUBE. Immediately from their very first gig in 2007, RUBIX KUBE has been wowing audiences diences all over New York City and the surrounding boroughs, as well as upstate New York and all over New England. With a strong and energetic male AND female lead singer, along with four polished musicians, RUBIX KUBE is able to crank out upbeat pop and rock hit songs from the '80s '80s--and and perform them EXACTLY LIKE THE ORIGINALS, both musically and vocally, with so much charisma and electricity, the crowd will bust more moves than a Rubik's Cube itself! Like---TOTALLY! growing song list, this authentic cover band tirelessly serves RUBIX KUBE looks, feels and sounds allll ‘80s. With an ever-growing up the “eightiest of the ‘80s” as they transport you back in time. RUBIX KUBE IS your '80s party.
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The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home in the Hamptons” Saturday, aturday, July 2nd GUILD HALL, 159 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.0806 Steve Martin Performing with The Steep Canyon Rangers, an Evening of Bluegrass & Banjo, 7pm, $200 Orchestra, $75 Balcony Steve Martin played banjo along with the Steep Canyon Rangers on the June 27, 2009 broadcast of A Prairie Home Companion, and continued playing with the band on selected dates as part of U.S. tours with the Rangers in the fall of 2009, and spring of 2010. Martin played with the band at the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass festival in San Francisco, Carnegie Hall in New York, and Benaroya Hall in Seattle. Martin also travelled with the band to the UK, to perform on the critically acclaimed music show, Later with Jools Holland. Most recently, Martin appeared with the Steep Canyon Rangers at the 2010 Bonnaroo Music Festival. Now he comes to Guild Hall to offer us a sure to be spectacular show. BAY STREET THEATRE, 1 Bay Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11963 631.725.9500 Comedy Club Presents Richard Belzer, 8pm, $65 Belzer has played Detective Munch on a record-setting ten different television series-- Law & Order, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Law and Order: Trial By Jury, Homicide, The X-Files, The Beat, M.O.N.Y., Sesame Street, The Wire and Arrested Development. He began show business with Groove Tube. Off Broadway credits include THE NATIONAL LAMPOON SHOW with Bill Murray, Gilda Radner and John Belushi, on radio in Brink and Belzer on WNBC; and in film Fame; Author! Author! Night Shift, Scarface, Man on the Moon, Species II, Get on the Bus, Girl 6, A Very Brady Sequel, North, The Bonfire of the Vanities and The Big Picture. Belzer starred in his own HBO comedy special, Another Lone Nut and in the six-part Showtime series The Richard Belzer Show. He also hosted When Cars Attack, Hot Properties, and Crime Stories. MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Hot Lava, 10pm, $30 Hot Lava’s molten musical interpretations of The Who, The Rolling Stones, The Replacements, Ryan Adams, and others have scalded hordes of fans from NYC to Amagansett. Said Rolling Stone Magazine of Hot Lava in May 2004: "With scorching sounds and blistering beats, Hot Lava has created the next great paradigm shift in music...music DEvolution. They are taking us back to a primordial state…when pure, searing sounds shot up from the core, pierced the mantle, and burst through the cold, indifferent crust...erupting in a primal exultation which screamed, 'back the f*ck off!' Well, back off for these guys. Because once the Lava gets flowing, there's no outrunning it." DUCKWALK VINEYARDS, South Location, 231 Montauk Highway (Rt. 27), Watermill, NY 11976 631.765.3500 Live Music On The Patio, 1pm-5pm Who wouldn’t want to relax on the comfortable patio of one of the most beautiful vineyards on the South Fork? And with live music as well, this is not a time to be missed!
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The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home in the Hamptons” Sunday, July 3rd GUILD HALL, 159 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.0806 American Musical Theatre Salutes “Strike Up The Pit Band” – Broadway in a Patriotic Mode, 7:30pm, $55 The words and music of George and Ira Gershwin, Irving Berlin, George M. Cohan, Rodgers and Hart, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Cole Porter, Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz, Burton Lane and E. Y. Harburg, Harold Rome, Julie Styne and Sammy Cohn, Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Flaherty and Lynne Aherns, and more. Written and hosted by Lee David with Musical Direction by Alex Rybeck. SOLE’ EAST 90 Second House Road, Montauk, NY 11954 631.668.2105 The Hamptons International Film Festival Classic Films Series Presents: West Side Story, 7pm, Free (Food and Drinks Available for Purchase) New York’s Romeo and Juliet musical, sublimely choreographed by the legendary Jerome Robbins, is only more exciting with each new viewing. Natalie Wood plays Puerto Rican beauty Maria, who embarks on a star-crossed love affair amid rival gang fueds between the Sharks and the Jets. Not rated. MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Steel Pulse, 8pm, $100 STEEL PULSE may have explored various styles of music since they started out in 1975, but when it comes to the message, the UK’s Grammy – Winning reggae band has remained close to their roots. The Group have continued their commitment to fighting injustice, educating the masses, and promoting positive messages through spiritually uplifting music. “We just can’t ignore the politics, because every life and soul that’s born on this earth is a political manoeuvre for someone, at some stage”, Hinds explains. “From a spiritual aspect, it’s really an upliftment through facing reality – what’s out there. We deal with positive spirits. It means putting aside the guns, the drugs and all of the things that are ailments of society – especially the black communities right now”. STEEL PULSE have always taken their causes to heart, filing a $1 million class action lawsuit against New York City’s Taxi & Limousine Commission. The group charged that cabbies refused to pick up blacks and Rastafarians throughout the streets of New York. STEEL PULSE is the only UK reggae group to win a Grammy. In 1985 Babylon The Bandit Album won the Best Reggae Album category. Their international success earned them further Grammy Nominations for their albums, Victims, Rastafari Centennial, Rage & Fury, Living Legacy and African Holocaust. Invited guest appearances include Arsenio Hall, ‘The Tonight Show’ with Jay Leno and ‘Late Night’ with Conan O’Brien. The Rev. Al Sharpton, Jay Leno, Branford Marsalis, C Thomas Howell and Robert Townsend have all had cameo appearances in STEEL PULSE videos. In 1993, at the request of the Clinton Administration, STEEL PULSE became the first reggae band ever to perform during the inaugural festivities at The White House. STEEL PULSE, started out performing on the British punk scene with groups like Generation X as part of the Rock Against Racism movement was founded in the Handsworth section of Birmingham by Hinds, and core members Selwyn Brown and, Steve Nisbett. Their original Bass player, Ronald McQueen, named the group after a popular racehorse. Disco Sux, 10pm, $10 If you love to dance all night to live music then you need to see Disco Sux! We play nothing but the best in 70's, 80's, and 90's disco, funk, dance, rock and reggae hits. Dig up someplatform shoesor your adidas sneakers and come get down to one of thebest dance parties around! Expect special guests. 31 North Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 631-324-9766 innkeeper@millhouseinn.comwww.millhouseinn.com
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At the Movies Through Thursday July 7th UNITED ARTISTS EAST HAMPTON 30 Main Street, East Hampton NY 631.324.0448 (Matinees on weekends only. Movie schedules are subject to change. Updated schedules can be checked at www.uatc.com, or by calling the theater. Tickets can be purchased online at www.fandango.com. www.fandango.com PG-13, 112 min. 12:30pm|3:15pm|6:45pm|10: pm|10:00pm Super 8, Kyle Chandler, Elle Fanning, PG Cars 2, Owen Wilson, Larry the Cable Guy Guy, G, 113 min. Standard: 12:45pm|3:30pm 3D: 4:15pm|7:00pm|9:45pm Larry Crowne, Tom Hanks, Julia Roberts, PG PG-13, 99 min. 1:45pm|4:30pm|7:30pm| pm|10:10pm Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon 3D 3D, Shia Labeaf, Josh Duhamel, PG-13,, 157 min. 12:00pm|3:50|7:15|10:35 Bridesmaid, Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, R R, 124 min. 7:40pm|10:25pm Midnight In Paris, Owen Wilson Wilson, Marion Cotillard, PG-13, 94 min. 12:15pm|3:00pm|6:00pm|9:15pm SAG HARBOR THEATRE, 90 Main Street, Sag Harbor 11963 631.725.0100 (Matinees on weekends only. Movie schedules are subject to change. Updated schedules can be checked at www.uatc.com, or by calling the theaters.) The Names of Love, R, 6:15pm Page One: Inside the New York Times Times, R, 4:30pm The Trip, R, 8:10pm UNITED ARTISTS SOUTHAMPTON AMPTON 43 Hill Street, Southampton NY 11968 631.287.2774 (Matinees on weekends only. Movie schedules are subject to change. Updated schedules can be checked at www.uatc.com, or by calling the theaters.) Green Lantern 3D, Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively, PG PG-13, 105 min. 1:15pm|4:15pm|7:30pm|10:15pm PG, 109 min. 1:00pm|4:00pm|7: pm|7:15pm|9:50pm Monte Carlo, Selena Gomez, Leighton Meester, PG Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon 3D, Shia Labeaf, Josh Duhamel, PG PG-13, 13, 157 min. 12:20pm|3:40|7:00|10:20 Timberlake, R, 98 min. 1:30pm|4:30pm|7:400pm|10:00pm Bad Teacher, Cameron Diaz, Justin Timberlake
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Monday July 4 - Monday July 11 We update our calendars on Mondays and again on Thursdays, with more events added for the coming weekend!
Fourth of July Events & Fireworks Fireworks Mon 7/4 Southampton Village Fourth of July Parade from 10am-11am Mon 7/4 Montauk Umbrella Beach around 9pm (just west of the village – park early!)
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Ongoing Events SAYRE PARK, 154 Snake Hollow Road, Bridgehampton, NY 11932 631.283.5505 The 4th International Fine Art Fair, Saturday July 9th and Sunday July 10th, 11am-7pm Select from 4,000 important post-war and contemporary works of art presented by 77 galleries from around the world. There will be 4,000 artworks and 500 artists represented. International galleries will be from Israel, Korea, Japan, Greece, U.K. Canada, Spain, China, and Finland. Located at Sayre Park, the fair will feature a significantly upgraded building construction and infrastructure from last year. It will be one massive open room, a 50,000 square foot modular building with thicker flooring, a dramatic glass façade lobby, impeccable climate control, a movie theater, and a larger parking area.
PARRISH ART MUSEUM, 25 JOBS LANE, SOUTHAMPTON, NY 11968 631-283-2118 Dorothea Rockburne: In My Mind’s Eye, June 19th through August 14th Born and raised in Montreal, Rockburne first studied at the city’s École des Beaux-Arts with Paris-trained painters PaulÉmile Borduas and Jean-Paul Riopelle. Beginning in 1950, she attended the legendary Black Mountain College in Asheville, North Carolina, where classes with Merce Cunningham, John Cage, and, perhaps most significantly, the mathematician Max Dehn, had a seminal influence on her work. With fellow students Robert Rauschenberg, Cy Twombly, and John Chamberlain, she thrived in the unique cross-disciplinary curriculum at Black Mountain and brought this sense of exchange and collaboration when she moved to New York, working in dance and performance in renowned early pieces with Rauschenberg, Claes Oldenburg, and Carolee Schneemann, among many others. Rockburne’s work, with the use of materials such as cardboard, sheet metal, and crude oil, began to gain wide attention in New York in the 1960s; in 1971 she had her first solo exhibition at the famed Bykert Gallery. From this early minimalist vocabulary, Rockburne has expanded the discourse to include investigations of, among other themes, the Golden Section, the solar system, and the writings of Pascal—all seamlessly joined in an ongoing synthesis of rigorous intellect and ardent pursuit. 31 North Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 631-324-9766 innkeeper@millhouseinn.comwww.millhouseinn.com
The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home in the Hamptons” This first career retrospective will be accompanied by a 160-page catalogue with 52 full-color illustrations, published by the Museum and distributed by ARTBOOK | D.A.P. Essayists include the curator, Alicia Longwell, who will provide an overview of the artist’s profound engagement with the history of art. Three additional contributors will investigate salient aspects of Rockburne’s career: Stéphane Aquin, Curator of Contemporary Art, Musée des Beaux-Arts de Montréal, will write about Rockburne’s early years in Montreal and the cultural and artistic climate that shaped her future development as an artist; art historian David Anfam will examine Rockburne’s work within the context of art world movements and strategies of the 1960s, 70s and 80s; and Robert Lawlor, author of Scared Geometry: Philosophy & Practice, will probe the artist’s lifelong engagement with ancient knowledge. The catalogue will also include a selected chronology of life and work with artist’s statements.
SOUTHAMPTON CULTURAL CENTER, Levitas Center For The Arts, 25 Pond Lane, Southampton, NY 11968 631.287.4377 America The Beautiful Art Exhibit, June 7th through July 10th, 12pm-4pm Daily The focus of the exhibition is the various aspects one might find in the theme. Eleven artists draw on their impressions through memory, observation, inspiration, and experience. Each presents a perspective – objective/subjective – of a moment or place of beauty. Priscilla Bowden draws on the East End landscape with small touches of human presence: a school bus; a flag; a children’s camp. J. Boucher-Sneddon finds inspiration in the ritual and customs of Native Americans, with emphasis on dance and dress in abstractions in vivid color. Deborah Black emphasizes indigenous trees, such as the cedar, and foliage, and places them in expressionist style, using various settings on the East End.
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The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home in the Hamptons” Mary Daunt also uses the landscape as a point of departure, showing panoramic views of land and water painted in strokes similar to Pointilism. Alice Forman paints flowers, which fill the picture plane, as though they are details of a much larger space. John Hardy celebrates the American city; in this instance, New York. Buildings surround small figures in one painting, while a billboard dominates the façade of a building seen from below. Stephanie Reit takes the symbolic American barn and through line and color, transforms it into simplified form which interacts with land and sky in almost symbiotic existence. Clare Romano fills the canvas with bursting fireworks against a darkened landscape. John Ross depicts the broad, flat land of the Southwestern mesa in rich red, orange and yellow paintings and collographs. Ty Stroudsburg will show paintings from her Vineyard series. The essential nature of vineyards on the North Fork of LI are painted in an impressionist style. Lewis Zacks looks to American cultural icons in signage, buildings, and motifs. His approach is photo-realism, with a focus on enlarged detail. VERED GALLERY OF CONTEMPORARY AND MODERN ART, 68 Park Place, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.3303 Art On The Edge 2011, July 7th through August 1st Art on the Edge is Vered Gallery’s annual showcase of the most talented artists working in New Contemporary Art. This special exhibition brings to the Hamptons the best in cutting edge painting, sculpture and photography by some of the most exciting artists working today. BAY STREET THEATRE, 1 Bay Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11963 631.725.9500 Betty’s Summer Vacation, July 5th through July 31st, 8pm, $55A comic powerhouse of epic proportions is realized as events in Betty’s summerhouse share spin wildly out of control. One of Christopher Durang’s most exhilarating and outrageous plays.
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This Week Tuesday, July 5th MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Mariann Megna & Randolph A. Hudson III with Dick Johannson, 8pm, $10 After releasing two CD's of original music. 'Still' in 2003, and 'Trails' in 2005, Mariann Megna teamed up with Randolph A Hudson III and the members of 'The Lost Keys rock band for a two year stint playing rock tunes layered with rich guitar lines from the era circa 1965 to 1972. Not surprising, her own original piano music was influenced by that sound and the awesome guitarwork of the band, and especially Hudson. The latest work 'Grey Matters' brings Mariann’s strong melody, lyric and vocal power to life with layers of sophisticated guitar lines skillfully produced by Monk Music's Grammy Award winner Cynthia Daniels. Released in November 2010, this latest, third CD is powerful mix of ballads, blues and folk rock leaning to the alternative. This show promises offerings from all three CD's, ...Kick off the night with the beautiful sound of Dick Johannson, sit back and enjoy the ride. Estee and the Revolvers, 10pm, $10 A treat of truly talented musicians that will be sure to amaze! Wednesday, July 6th SOUTHAMPTON CULTURAL CENTER, Levitas Center For The Arts, 25 Pond Lane, Southampton, NY 11968 631.287.4377 Concerts in the Park Series, 6:30pm, Free This week Southampton Cultural Center presents The Lone Sharks! Come out to the park, sit back, and relax to great music with great company. GUILD HALL, 159 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.0806 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s John McEuen “The Circle Tour” with Matt Cartsonis & Nathan McEuen, 8pm, $30 After a wildly successful show last December, John McEuen will take a break from touring with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band to return to Guild Hall for a special mid-summer performance that promises to be even hotter than the first! MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Inda Eaton, 8pm, $35 Acoustic rock artist, Inda Eaton has received nationwide critical acclaim for her innovative songwriting – often compared to a fusion of John Mellencamp and Melissa Etheridge. Inda and her band have opened for names such as Hootie and the Blowfish, LeAnn Rimes, Smashmouth, Chicagoand John Hiatt.Performing original work and featuring guests from the neighborhood, she will debut music from her upcoming, sixth independent album. Karaoke With Harry, 10pm, $5 From Big Band to Hip Hop, Harry’s got it all… 31 North Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 631-324-9766 innkeeper@millhouseinn.comwww.millhouseinn.com
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Thursday, July 7th WOLFFER ESTATE, 139 Sagg Road, Sagaponack, NY 11962 631.537.5106 Twilight Thursdays, 5pm-8pm An established Hamptons music and wine experience not to be missed from 5PM to 8PM, May – October in the Winery Tasting Room. Wines by the glass and cheese plates for purchase. EVERYONE should listen to the music and ease into the weekend. GUILD HALL, 159 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.0806 National Theatre Live: The Cherry Orchard, 8pm, $18 Zoe Wanamaker plays Madame Ranevskaya in Chekov’s Russian classic, directed by National Theatre Associate Director Howard Davies whose recent productions of Russian plays (including Philistines, Burnt by the Sun and The White Guard) have earned huge critical acclaim. MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Riley Etheridge, 8pm, $10 Riley Etheridge Jr. is a New York City based singer/songwriter with deep roots in Americana music. He grew up in a musical family in Columbia, S.C., and spent 20 years performing and recording in the musical gumbo of South Louisiana. After a long hiatus, his recent move to New York has inspired a collection of original material entitled "Things I Used to Know”. The album, to be released in January of 2010, represents a reunion of all-star South Louisiana musicians and friends who have played and recorded together for over 25 years. The rhythm section includes Baton Rouge bassist David Ellis, Guitarist Shane Theriot (Neville Brothers/Boz Scaggs) drummer Doug Belote (Jerry Douglas/Sonny 31 North Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 631-324-9766 innkeeper@millhouseinn.comwww.millhouseinn.com
The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home in the Hamptons� Landreth) and New Orleans jazz pianist and composer Larry Sieberth. In Nashville, Louisiana native and producer Wendell Tilley enlisted Americana/country rock legends Dan Dugmore (James Taylor/Linda Ronstadt) and Mickey Rapheal (Willie Nelson) to add their distinctive contributions along with Wendell's own guitar playing. The band is scheduled for a series of appearances throughout the United States beginning in January 2010. Third Estate, 10pm, $10 We are local Band that came together as a result of The CrossRoads open jams on Sunday afternoons. Our romantic, energy driven renditions of original songs by lead singer Lisa Bonner and of classic hits by The Stones, Neil Young, The Style Council , Joe Jackson and many more old and new rock, blues and Indie songs will get you dancin. We play weekly at The Gig Shack in the summer and also appear at Ashwagh Hall in Springs and Rowdy Hall in East Hampton. We have played at the last two Stephen Talkhouse Battle of The Bands and had our own show there last fall. Band members are Lisa Bonner - guitar and vocals, Mike Rusinsky- lead guitar and vocals, Cesar Vera Bass and vocals, Paul Hamiltonguitar and vocals and Jerry Lally-percussion.
Friday Friday, day, July 8th WOLFFER ESTATE, 139 Sagg Road, Sagaponack, NY 11962 631.537.5106 Sunset Fridays, 5pm-8pm One of the most beautiful sunset scenes in the Hamptons. Enjoy the wine, the food, and the live music! 31 North Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 631-324-9766 innkeeper@millhouseinn.comwww.millhouseinn.com
The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home in the Hamptons” GUILD HALL, 159 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.0806 A Staged Reading of “The Gift of the Gorgon” by Peter Shaffer, 8pm, $30 A great tale as read by gifted artisans, including Alec Baldwin, Jerry Adler, Melissa Errico, Harris Yulin, and Sam Underwood. Directed by Tony Walton. MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE, The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Raul Malo, 8pm, $50 Originally making his mark in the county music world and then slipping into the Latin and jazz arenas via rock & roll, Raul Malo has proven to be an ever-expanding musical talent. Malo, born in Miami of Cuban parents, started playing bass guitar in high school and soon found his way into several small bands. In 1987, he made his first recording with the Basics, and one song, "Paperheart," appeared on the promotional album Unsigned. While the album wasn't a success, the experience wet Malo's appetite for more. Little Head Thinks, 10pm, $30 Cool and down to Earth. The group is located in a perfect place – The Hamptons – for their laidback rap/rock party that they throw while on stage. Putting their fingerprints all over an eclectic mix of covers from the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s while intertwining some of their own catchy originals, LHT keeps the part moving, the drinks flowing and the dance floor packed. Saturday, aturday, July 9th MULFORD FARM, 10 James Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.6850 East Hampton Antiques Show, 10am-6pm The East Hampton Historical Society returns again this summer to historic Mulford Farm with its highly anticipated East Hampton Antiques Show, Saturday, July 9, and Sunday, July 10. In its fifth year, the East Hampton Antiques Show is widely recognized as the premier antiques event on eastern Long Island. The focus of the show is antiques and decorative items for the home and garden: vintage rattan and bamboo furniture, lighting, textiles, architectural elements, American formal and country painted furniture, Art Deco, period jewelry, industrial items and more. Twenty-five A-list interior designers who work in the Hamptons are supporting this year's show on the Designers Committee. Admission is $10, with early buying at $20. Show hours are Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with an early buying hour at 9 a.m. On Sunday, the show is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The show offers an on-site cafe for a light breakfast and lunch on Saturday and Sunday. GUILD HALL, 159 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.0806 Ann Hampton Callaway, 8pm, $70 Prime Orchestra, $60 Orchestra, $45 Balcony Ann Hampton Callaway is one of the leading champions of the great American Songbook, having made her mark as a singer, pianist, composer, lyricist, arranger, actress, educator, TV host and producer. A born entertainer, her unique singing style blends jazz and traditional pop, making her a mainstay in concert halls, theaters and jazz clubs as well as in the recording studio, on television, and in film. She is best known for Tony-nominated performance in the hit Broadway musical Swing! and for writing and singing the theme song to the hit TV series The Nanny. Callaway is a Platinum Award winning writer whose songs are featured on six of Barbra Streisand's recent CD's. The only composer to have collaborated with Cole Porter, she has also written songs with Carole King, Rolf Lovland and Barbara Carroll to name a few.
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The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home in the Hamptons” MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Caroline Jones, 8pm, $30 Caroline Jones is a NYC-based singer, songwriter, guitarist and producer. Trained classically by Andy Anselmo, Founder of New York’s “The Singer’s Forum,” Caroline began singing opera arias, cabaret standards and show tunes at age nine. Under the management of Tommy Mottola and Chris Apostle, she began recording her original songs with producer Chris Toland at Sony and Avatar studios in New York as a student at The Professional Children’s School. In 2008, Caroline began monthly co-writing trips to Nashville, where she recorded with talents such as under the guidance of Laura and James Stroud, Anthony Smith, Greg Barnhill, Jaren Johnston, Jon Randall, Dale Dodson, Stephony Smith, Lisa Carver, and Shelly Fairchild. Booga Sugar, 10pm, $30 Building an explosively fresh sound since early 2000, Booga Sugar has become the perfect embodiment of impossibly polished dance grooves. They have created a visionary sound that evokes NY 80’s revival veering towards pop bliss. Their high-energy performance delivers no shortage of charmingly fun and prolifically crafted hits. Booga Sugar rocks the Hamptons all summer long, as well as selling out venues in downtown Manhattan year round. Quickly becoming the quintessential party band, Booga Sugar is the ultimate addition to any event. The club-ready sound that is Booga Sugar will leave you hungry for more. This is dance music so perfect it can't help but move you. DUCKWALK VINEYARDS, South Location, 231 Montauk Highway (Rt. 27), Watermill, NY 11976 631.765.3500 Live Music On The Patio, 1pm-5pm Who wouldn’t want to relax on the comfortable patio of one of the most beautiful vineyards on the South Fork? And with live music as well, this is not a time to be missed!
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The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home in the Hamptons” Sunday, July 10th MULFORD FARM, 10 James Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.6850 East Hampton Antiques Show, 10am-4pm The East Hampton Historical Society returns again this summer to historic Mulford Farm with its highly anticipated East Hampton Antiques Show, Saturday, July 9, and Sunday, July 10. In its fifth year, the East Hampton Antiques Show is widely recognized as the premier antiques event on eastern Long Island. The focus of the show is antiques and decorative items for the home and garden: vintage rattan and bamboo furniture, lighting, textiles, architectural elements, American formal and country painted furniture, Art Deco, period jewelry, industrial items and more. Twenty-five A-list interior designers who work in the Hamptons are supporting this year's show on the Designers Committee. Admission is $10, with early buying at $20. Show hours are Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with an early buying hour at 9 a.m. On Sunday, the show is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The show offers an on-site cafe for a light breakfast and lunch on Saturday and Sunday. GUILD HALL, 159 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.0806 Midsummer’s Night Music #1 – Savage Nightingale featuring Soprano Darynn Zimmer and Guitar Virtuoso Eliot Fisk, 6:30pm, $25 Savage Nightingale: Soprano Darynn Zimmer, guitar virtuoso Eliot Fisk and distinguished guest artists, Rex Benincasa, percussion, and Jed Distler, piano perform an exciting and timeless program of folk music from Spain, France the the Americas, based on their new recording (Labor Records) of the same title. "Darynn Zimmer's juicy soprano adeptly communicates yearning, and she stops just short of overwhelming the music. She's got plenty of fire for 'El Café de Chinitas' and a delicate touch in 'The White Dawn is Stealing.' Guitarist Eliot Fisk delivers some nimble fretwork, while Jed Distler is the sensitive pianist on the Cadman. Percussionist Rex Benincasa contributes snappy castanet-playing in 'Anda Jaleo!'" (Opera News) "With a silvery and expressive voice...Zimmer conveys the sweetness and nobility of these songs beautifully, and with exquisitely clear diction....The amazing Eliot Fisk can do pretty much whatever he wants on the guitar." (Fanfare) Ms. Zimmer is known for her pure and flexible voice, her interpretations of operatic roles in the standard and contemporary repertoires, and for her extensive work as orchestral soloist, song recitalist and recording artist. Eliot Fisk, it is fair to say, a legend in his own time. He is a great proponent of the expansion of the role of the guitar and its repertoire, and is a maverick supporter of new ventures and fresh artistic collaborations. SOLE’ EAST 90 Second House Road, Montauk, NY 11954 631.668.2105 The Hamptons International Film Festival Classic Films Series Presents: The Muppet Movie, 7pm, Free (Food and Drinks Available for Purchase) Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy and friends are headed to Hollywood! Who will they meet along the way? Bob Hope, Orson Welles, Mel Brooks, Steve Martin and Richard Pryor are just a few of the featured cameos in this unforgettable classic that tells the story of how the Muppets rose to fame. Rated G. MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Scars on 45, 8pm, $5 A quintet from Leeds, England, that combines the gentle melodic intensity of Snow Patrol or Keane with the added allure of co-ed vocals. Tension, often propelled by drummer Chris Durling’s insistent beat, builds throughout the songs as the emotional ante rises. Hearts are broken and seldom rendered whole again before new wounds pierce through.
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The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home in the Hamptons” Monday, July 11th BAY STREET THEATRE, 1 Bay Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11963 631.725.9500 Comedy Club Presents Patton Oswalt, 8pm, $60 Oswalt has been a headliner at comedy clubs since 1996. He has appeared on his own standup specials on Comedy Central and HBO. In 2002 he was chosen by Entertainment Weekly as the “it” comedian for that year. Other television appearances include MADtv, and he has written for the MTV Music Video Awards. He is currently writing screenplays and has appeared in films including Magnolia, Man on the Moon, and Starsky & Hutch. COOPER’S BEACH, Southampton, NY 11968 Drive-In Movies Presents: Despicable Me, 7pm, $15 per person In a happy suburban neighborhood surrounded by white picket fences with flowering rose bushes, sits a black house with a dead lawn. Unbeknownst to the neighbors, hidden beneath this home is a vast secret hideout. Surrounded by a small army of minions, we discover Gru, planning the biggest heist in the history of the world. He is going to steal the moon. (Yes, the moon!) Gru delights in all things wicked. Armed with his arsenal of shrink rays, freeze rays, and battle-ready vehicles for land and air, he vanquishes all who stand in his way. Until the day he encounters the immense will of three little orphaned girls who look at him and see something that no one else has ever seen: a potential Dad. The world's greatest villain has just met his greatest challenge: three little girls named Margo, Edith and Agnes. MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Dave Wakeling and the English Beat, 8pm, $70 Dave Wakeling is a hell of a nice guy! Dave loves to tell you the stories behind his songs, either from stage or after the show. Ask any one of the thousands of fans who have met him over the years and that's what you'll hear. Never mind that Dave is the singer/songwriter from two of the most popular bands of the end of the millennium, The English Beat and General Public, he's a stand up man from Brum. Whether it's the personal as political in "How Can You Stand There", making politics personal in "Stand Down Margaret", taking a stand against global warming as he did with Greepeace's "Alternative NRG", or helping little kids stand up proudly with "Smile Train", Dave has always stood for something.
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At the Movies Through Thursday July 14th UNITED ARTISTS EAST HAMPTON 30 Main Street, East Hampton NY 631.324.0448 (Matinees on weekends only. Movie schedules are subject to change. Updated schedules can be checked at www.uatc.com, or by calling the theater. Tickets can be purchased online at www.fandango.com. Super 8, Kyle Chandler, Elle Fanning, PG-13, 112 min. 1:00pm|6:45pm Cars 2 3D, Owen Wilson, Larry the Cable Guy, G, 113 min. 12:30pm|3:15pm|6:15pm|9:00pm Larry Crowne, Tom Hanks, Julia Roberts, PG-13, 99 min. 12:45pm|4:00pm|7:15pm|10:00pm Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon 3D, Shia Labeaf, Josh Duhamel, PG-13, 157 min. 12:00pm|3:30pm|7:00pm|10:20pm Bridesmaids, Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, R, 124 min. 3:45pm|9:30pm Midnight In Paris, Owen Wilson, Marion Cotillard, PG-13, 94 min. 12:15pm|3:00pm|6:00pm|9:15pm SAG HARBOR THEATRE, 90 Main Street, Sag Harbor 11963 631.725.0100 (Matinees on weekends only. Movie schedules are subject to change. Updated schedules can be checked at www.uatc.com, or by calling the theaters.) The Names of Love, R, 7:00pm Page One: Inside the New York Times, R, 3:00pm The Trip, R, 5:00pm Bridesmaids, R, 9:00pm UNITED ARTISTS SOUTHAMPTON 43 Hill Street, Southampton NY 11968 631.287.2774 (Matinees on weekends only. Movie schedules are subject to change. Updated schedules can be checked at www.uatc.com, or by calling the theaters.) Horrible Bosses, Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis, R, 100 min. 1:15pm|4:15pm|7:30pm|10:15pm Monte Carlo, Selena Gomez, Leighton Meester, PG, 109 min. 1:00pm|4:00pm|7:15pm|9:50pm Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon 3D, Shia Labeaf, Josh Duhamel, PG-13, 157 min. 12:20pm|3:40|7:00|10:30 Bad Teacher, Cameron Diaz, Justin Timberlake, R, 98 min. 1:30pm|4:30pm|7:40pm|10:00pm
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Monday July 18 - Monday July 25
We update our calendars on Mondays and again on Thursdays, with more events added for the coming weekend!
Ongoing Events
! SOUTH FORK CRAFTS GUILD, Main Street and Windmill Lane, Amagansett, NY 11930 Miss Amelia’s Cottage, Saturday, July 23rd and Sunday, July 24th, 10am-5pm, Free Featuring great works of art from the photography of John Todaro, the beautiful fish prints of Anne Sessler, decoupage by Helen Halverson and Matt Di Bernardo, and the amazing wood carving of Fred Brandes. ! PARRISH ART MUSEUM, 25 JOBS LANE, SOUTHAMPTON, NY 11968 631-283-2118 Dorothea Rockburne: In My Mind’s Eye, June 19th through August 14th Born and raised in Montreal, Rockburne first studied at the city’s École des Beaux-Arts with Paris-trained painters PaulÉmile Borduas and Jean-Paul Riopelle. Beginning in 1950, she attended the legendary Black Mountain College in Asheville, North Carolina, where classes with Merce Cunningham, John Cage, and, perhaps most significantly, the mathematician Max Dehn, had a seminal influence on her work. With fellow students Robert Rauschenberg, Cy Twombly, and John Chamberlain, she thrived in the unique cross-disciplinary curriculum at Black Mountain and brought this sense of exchange and collaboration when she moved to New York, working in dance and performance in renowned early pieces with Rauschenberg, Claes Oldenburg, and Carolee Schneemann, among many others. Rockburne’s work, with the use of materials such as cardboard, sheet metal, and crude oil, began to gain wide attention in New York in the 1960s; in 1971 she had her first solo exhibition at the famed Bykert Gallery. From this early minimalist vocabulary, Rockburne has expanded the discourse to include investigations of, among other themes, the Golden Section, the solar system, and the writings of Pascal—all seamlessly joined in an ongoing synthesis of rigorous intellect and ardent pursuit. This first career retrospective will be accompanied by a 160-page catalogue with 52 full-color illustrations, published by the Museum and distributed by ARTBOOK | D.A.P. ! SOUTHAMPTON CULTURAL CENTER, Levitas Center For The Arts, 25 Pond Lane, Southampton, NY 11968 631.287.4377 Center Stage Presents Studs Terkel’s WORKING (The Musical), July 21st-23th, 8pm, Tickets Beginning $25
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The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home in the Hamptons” WORKING (The Musical) features a book by Stephen Schwartz and Nina Faso and music by Schwartz, Craig Carnelia, Micki Grant, Mary Rodgers Geuttel and James Taylor. The lyrics were written by Schwartz, Carnelia, Grant, Taylor and Susan Birkengead. !
! GUILD HALL, 159 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.0806 Clifford Ross June 25 – July 31 Clifford Ross is an American visual artist who has worked in multiple mediums, including sculpture, painting, photography and video. The exhibition is a survey of large-scale photographs from the Mountain and Hurricane series created by the internationally recognized photographer. Bryan Hunt June 25 – July 31 Bryan Hunt is an American modernist sculptor whose work extends to various series and themes: Monuments/Wonders, Lakes/Quarries, Waterfalls, Airships, Vertical Airships, Torsos/Cairns and Water Works. The Guild Hall exhibition focuses on the theme of “Water.” As many of the works are water-inspired, they can range anywhere from Amphoras, Lakes/Quarries Natural Wonders – Waterfalls, as well as the Waterworks. Both large and small scale works will be included as well as accompanying drawings. Mr. Hunt works out of his New York and East Hampton studios. KidFEST Hands-On Arts and Crafts Workshops, Wednesdays from July 13th through August 31st, 3:30pm-4:30pm, $10 Paper mache, painting, drawing, and so much more! Great fun for the kids before all of the KidFEST performances. Ages 5 and up. ! 31 North Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 631-324-9766 innkeeper@millhouseinn.comwww.millhouseinn.com
The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home in the Hamptons” VERED GALLERY OF CONTEMPORARY AND MODERN ART, 68 Park Place, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.3303 Art On The Edge 2011, July 7th through August 1st Art on the Edge is Vered Gallery’s annual showcase of the most talented artists working in New Contemporary Art. This special exhibition brings to the Hamptons the best in cutting edge painting, sculpture and photography by some of the most exciting artists working today. BAY STREET THEATRE, 1 Bay Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11963 631.725.9500 Betty’s Summer Vacation, July 5th through July 31st, 8pm, $55 By Christopher Durang. Directed by Trip Cullman. A comic powerhouse of epic proportions is realized as events in Betty’s summerhouse share spin wildly out of control. One of Christopher Durang’s most exhilarating and outrageous plays. (BE AWARE "BETTY'S SUMMER VACATION" CONTAINS WICKEDLY STRONG LANGUAGE AND SHOCKINGLY SEXUAL FRANKNESS...COME ON IN AND ENJOY THE SHOW!)
This Week
Monday, July 18 th MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Dave Mason, 8pm, $105 At age 18, the Worcester England native teamed up with Steve Winwood, Jim Capaldi, and Chris Wood to form the legendary band Traffic. At 19, Mason penned the song, "Feelin Alright." This song has since become a rock and roll anthem, having been recorded by well over 48 artists, the best known version being Joe Cocker. The group's profound influence over rock music remains unquestioned even today.
BAY STREET THEATRE, 1 Bay Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11963 631.725.9500 Comedy Club Presents Louie Anderson, 8pm, $60 Louie Anderson Monday, July 18. Louie made his national television debut on the "The Tonight Show" in 1984. He has guest-starred in sitcoms like "Grace Under Fire" and dramas like "Touched by an Angel" and "Chicago Hope," and he has had featured roles in film comedies like "Coming to America," opposite of Eddie Murphy, and the classic "Ferris 31 North Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 631-324-9766 innkeeper@millhouseinn.comwww.millhouseinn.com
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The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home in the Hamptons� Bueller's Day Off." He is also host of the hilarious "Comedy Showcase," the late-night series that follows "Saturday Night Live." In 1995 Louie put his creative energies to work on the Saturday morning animated series "Life with Louie." The long-running series based on Louie's own childhood earned him two Emmy Awards.
! Tuesday, July 19 th MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Conspirator, 8pm, $15 Coming off of break-out performances at Ultra Music Festival and Nocturnal Festival, Conspirator has begun to catch the eye of electronic music aficionados everywhere. Refusing to be pigeon-holed into one genre, they explore the many realms of electronic music, effortlessly slipping between house, dub-step, drum and bass, and electro. Check out Conspirator at one of the many festivals they are appearing at this Summer: Electric Forest, Camp Bisco, Liberate Festival, Catskill Chill, and more. Little Head Thinks, 10pm, $10 Little Head Thinks--cool and down to Earth. the group is located in a perfect place--the Hamptons--for their laid back rap/rock party that they throw while on stage. Putting their fingerprints all over an eclectic mix of covers from the 70's, 80's and 90's while intertwining some of their own catchy originals, LHT keeps the party moving, the drinks flowing and the dancefloor packed. Wednesday, July 20 th SOUTHAMPTON CULTURAL CENTER, Levitas Center For The Arts, 25 Pond Lane, Southampton, NY 11968 631.287.4377 31 North Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 631-324-9766 innkeeper@millhouseinn.comwww.millhouseinn.com
The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home in the Hamptons” Concerts in the Park Series, 6:30pm, Free This week Southampton Cultural Center present Buddy Meriam and the Backroads! Come out to the park, sit back, and relax to great music with great company. GUILD HALL, 159 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.0806 The Magic of Doug Young, 5pm, Adults $16, Children $13 Magic has a mysterious way of bringing out the child in all of us. Never before has this been truer than when presented by illusionist and entertainer, Doug Young. Whether he is simply ripping a newspaper into pieces (only to become whole again), or teaching the audience how to turn a handkerchief into a real solid egg... you are instantly caught in the spell that this able magician casts. Doug will leave the entire audience with a smiling face and with a little bit of mystery on their mind. Family fun for all ages. ! MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Jem Warren, 8pm, $15 Combining melodies reminiscent of Tracy Chapman with a smooth groove similar to Everything But The Girl, Jem Warren has a tranquil musical sensibility similar to artists like Jose Gonzalez and Sun Kil Moon. The songs on Jem's new CD ‘Lifeblood To My Soul’ "reflect the longing and yearning we all have felt at some point in our lives,” says Warren. “There is nothing more fulfilling than writing a song and creating a sound that deeply moves me.” Karaoke With Harry, 10pm, $5 From Big Band to Hip Hop, Harry’s got it all…
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Thursday, July 21 th WOLFFER ESTATE, 139 Sagg Road, Sagaponack, NY 11962 631.537.5106 Twilight Thursdays, 5pm-8pm An established Hamptons music and wine experience not to be missed from 5PM to 8PM, May – October in the Winery Tasting Room. Wines by the glass and cheese plates for purchase. EVERYONE should listen to the music and ease into the weekend. GUILD HALL, 159 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.0806 Red Carpet Film Series: A Delicate Balanced, 8pm, $12 The film spans three days in the life of Agnes and Tobias, an upper middle classcouple who share their comfortable suburban Connecticut home with her acerbicalcoholic sister Claire. It is matriarch Agnes who helps the trio maintain a delicate balance in their lives, held together by habit, shared memories, and considerable consumption of dry martinis. The seemingly peaceful facade of their existence is shattered with the arrival of longtime friends Harry and Edna who, suddenly overcome by a nameless terror, fled their home in search of a safe haven. The couple is followed by Agnes and Tobias' bitter, 36-year-old daughter Julia, who has returned to the family nest following the collapse of her fourth marriage. Their presence leads to a period of self-examination, during which all six are forced to explore their psyches and confront the demons hidden there.
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The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home in the Hamptons” MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Lubriphonic, 9pm, $15 Digging deep and giving it all in everything they do Chicago’s Lubriphonic specialize in a unique offering of funky rock n’ roll. The septet’s tight and raw sound is immediately familiar, fusing the roots of soul with explosive in-your-face delivery and sensuous R&B dance music. The Lubriphonic sound is full of precision orchestrations made up of blazing guitars, unison three piece horn lines, soulful songwriting, bluesy vocals and the habit to cut the funk loose. The best description of the band’s sound comes from Relix Magazine: “Superb, adventurous, diverse, simply mesmerizing instrumental work. Steeped in soul, rock, pop, and blues Lubriphonic's members play with a tenacity and precision that sets them apart from equally proficient bands.” Friday, July 22 th WOLFFER ESTATE, 139 Sagg Road, Sagaponack, NY 11962 631.537.5106 Sunset Fridays, 5pm-8pm One of the most beautiful sunset scenes in the Hamptons. Enjoy the wine, the food, and the live music! GUILD HALL, 159 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.0806 SummerDoc Presents Page One: Inside The New York Times, Hosted By Alec Baldwin, 8pm, $22 Page One gives us an up-close look at the vibrant cross-cubicle debates and collaborations, tenacious jockeying for on-therecord quotes, and skillful page-one pitching that produce the “daily miracle” of a great news organization. What emerges is a nuanced portrait of journalists continuing to produce extraordinary work under increasingly difficult circumstances. At the heart of the film is the burning question on the minds of everyone who cares about a rigorous American press, Times lover or not: what will happen if the fast-moving future of media leaves behind the fact-based, original reporting that helps to define our society? ! MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE, The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Tommy Malone- (Deo), 8pm, $30 Tommy Malone has traveled down enough crooked roads, had more near misses than any deserving, gifted musician should. With the subdudes, he fronted a special blend of folk, rock, funk, blues, and gospel. Booga Sugar, 10pm, $30 Building an explosively fresh sound since early 2000, Booga Sugar has become the perfect embodiment of impossibly polished dance grooves. They have created a visionary sound the evokes NY 80‘s revival veering towards pop bliss. Their high-energy performance delivers no shortage of charmingly fun and prolifically crafted hits. Booga Sugar rocks the Hamptons all summer long, as well as selling out venues in downtown Manhatten year round. Quickly becoming the quintessential party band, Booga Sugar is the ultimate addition to any event. The club-ready sound that is Booga Sugar will leave you hungry for more. This is dance music so perfect it can’t help but move you. Saturday, July 23 th CMEE FAIRGROUNDS, 376 Bridgehampton/Sag Harbor Turnpike, Bridgehampton, NY CMEE Family Fair, 10:30am-1:30pm The 3rd Annual summer fair to benefit the children’s museum of the east end. Featuring “Big Apple Circus To Go.” Along with carnival games, bouncy castles, sports, pony rides, arts & crafts, fabulous food, and more! 31 North Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 631-324-9766 innkeeper@millhouseinn.comwww.millhouseinn.com
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! HAMPTONS WINES & LIQUORS, 100 B Pantigo Place on Montauk Highway, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.1265 NEW AGE Wine Tasting, 3pm-6pm Argentina’s New Age is a blended (Sauvignon Blanc and Malvasia) white wine that is light-bodied, but utterly crisp and clean with a sweetish attack on the palate filled with honeydew melon, apricot and zippy zesty citrus fruit. It has effervescence, and the sparkly quality of the wine adds freshness with floral and peachy flavors. OCEAN VIEW FARM 551 Montauk Highway, Amagansett Soldier Ride 7am Registration for info www.soldierride.org In honor of Lance Cpl. Jordan C. Haerterof of Sag Harbor. Ride on a Soldier Ride and help support WWP’s mission to honor and empower wounded warriors. Register today! Or cheer our heroes on as they ride through the Hamptons. 5th Annual Rock the Farm 6pm – 11 pm Tickets & Info at www.rockthehamptons.org To benefit the Wounded Warrior Project. Open Bar, Great American BBQ, Great Live Music – featuring Toots & the Maytals, Born Again Baldwins & more. !"#$%&'()*+,$,"&-./ Montauk, NY 11963 Night At The Light, 5:00pm-8:00pm, $85 Featuring music by Mike Ficco and The Jazz Quartet, hors d’oeuvres by Art of Eating and wine tastings by Wolffer Estate, Palmer Vineyards, Martha Clara Vineyards, Channing Daughters Winery, Osprey’s Dominion Vineyards, Lieb Family Cellars, Banfi Vintners, Bedell Cellars, and Jamesport Vineyards! BAY STREET THEATRE, 1 Bay Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11963 631.725.9500 Summer Gala, 6:30pm Rock the dock at the summer benefit gala! Cocktails, dinner, and dancing with Chris Bauer (HBO’s True Blood), Blythe Danner (Meet The Parents), Richard Kind (HBO’s Upcoming Show, Luck) and DJ Tom Finn! 31 North Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 631-324-9766 innkeeper@millhouseinn.comwww.millhouseinn.com
The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home in the Hamptons” MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY! ""#$%&!'$"()'*($""*! Lez Zeppelin, 8pm, $60 Since forming in 2004, the New York City-based quartet has toured throughout the United States and Europe to become the first and foremost female rock act to pay homage to Led Zeppelin and to garner rave reviews across the board. Although, LEZ ZEPPELIN stays true to the musically audacious spirit of the original, delivering the legendary rock band’s blistering arrangements and monstrous sound note-for-note at what often are sold-out frenzied shows around the world, the four women that make for the four essentially diverse elements of the band bring their own unique energy and passion to the music. Indeed, this may be the thing that serves most to set them apart. But then, there is also the seamless and strangely appropriate way in which LEZ ZEPPELIN inject their gender-bending performance into material that is often thought of as an historically male expression. For those who believe this to be the case, all that can be said is: times have changed. Hot Lava, 10pm, $30 Hot Lava’s molten musical interpretations of The Who, The Rolling Stones, The Replacements, Ryan Adams, and others have scalded hordes of fans from NYC to Amagansett. Said Rolling Stone Magazine of Hot Lava in May 2004: “With scorching sounds and blistering beats, Hot Lava has created the next great paradigm shift in music…music DE-volution. They are taking us back to a primordial state…when pure, searing sounds shot up from the core, pierced the mantle, and burst through the cold, indifferent crust.
! DUCKWALK VINEYARDS, South Location, 231 Montauk Highway (Rt. 27), Watermill, NY 11976 631.765.3500 Live Music On The Patio, 1pm-5pm Who wouldn’t want to relax on the comfortable patio of one of the most beautiful vineyards on the South Fork? And with live music as well, this is not a time to be missed!
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Sunday, July 24 th
! GUILD HALL, 159 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937 631.324.0806 Stirring the Pot: Conversations with Culinary Celebrities – Eric Ripert, 11am Renowned chef and cookbook author Eric Ripert comes to Guild Hall for a discussion and interview on stage with Florence Fabricant, followed by a book signing in our lobby. Eric will discuss his career, what he loves about living on the East End, and for those of you who cook, the conversation will also cover the bounty of local seafood. Midsummer’s Night Music #3 Sophie Shao, Cello, with Reiko Uchida, Piano, 6:30pm, $25 The first half of the program will begin with Beethoven's 12 Variations in G Major on a Theme from Handel's Oratorium "Judas Maccabaus" (See, the Conqu'ring Hero comes), then continue with Claude Debussy's whimsical and imaginative Sonata for Cello and Piano and a masterpiece in the cello and piano repertoire, the Brahms Sonata in e minor, op. 38. The second half will include a short transcription from Manuel de Falla's one-act opera La Vida Breve, and conclude with the exquisite Cesar Franck Violin Sonata in A Major, transcribed for cello. Sophie Shao is one of the leading cellists of her generation. Winner of the Avery Fisher Career Grant, a prizewinner in the Tchaikovsky and Rostropovich Competitions, the New York Times has applauded her "eloquent, powerful" interpretations of repertoire ranging from Bach to Beethoven to Crumb. Her recording with Jennifer Koh, "String Poetic," was nominated for a Grammy. SOLE’ EAST 90 Second House Road, Montauk, NY 11954 631.668.2105 The Hamptons International Film Festival Classic Films Series Presents: Picaresque, 7pm, Free (Food and Drinks Available for Purchase) Long Island filmmaker and surfer Mikey DeTemple will present his stunning 2009 surf film, Picaresque, his fresh take on contemporary longboarding. The documentary combines innovative camera angeles, editing and a unique surf music aesthetic to represent the new generation of surfing mavens. Shot in Super 16mm film and High-Definition in Austraila, 31 North Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 631-324-9766 innkeeper@millhouseinn.comwww.millhouseinn.com
The Mill House Inn East Hampton NY - “Your Home in the Hamptons” California, Florida, France, mainland Mexico, New England, New York, and Costa Rica, the film tours the world of surfing and features a range of backdrops, cultural interactions and the challenges that come along with the sport. MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Aztec Two-Step, 8pm, $40 As a staple of progressive FM radio, and after major-label recording contracts and worldwide touring, forty years later Rex Fowler & Neal Shulman of Aztec Two-Step have become one of acoustic music’s most respected and enduring acts. They continue to wow audiences with intelligent songwriting, hot lead guitar, and great harmonies. Expect a new studio CD later this year to commemorate their 40th Anniversary. Monday, July 25 th MUSIC AT THE TALKHOUSE The Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3117 Dan Baily and Living Rhythm, 8pm, $10 Hamptons native, master drummer and prolific songwriter, Dan Bailey brings a new tasting of full-bodied rhythm to mainstream attention. Dan pours Reggae, Ska, Blues, African and Latin beats through his signature rhythmic changes, intoxicating his audience with the primal call of fierce drum breaks. His electrifying stage presence, irresistibly positive message and pure artistry have likened him to legends such as Bob Marleyand Jim Morrison and thrilled audiences with his fresh perspective. BAY STREET THEATRE, 1 Bay Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11963 631.725.9500 Comedy Club Presents Patrick O’Neal, 8pm, $60 Patrice O'Neal brings his comedy to the Bay Street stage on Monday, July 25. O'Neal has toured across the country and has had specials on Comedy Central Presents, Showtime, and HBO including One Night Stand and Def Comedy Jam. He has recorded a CD/DVD entitled Patrice O'Neal - Elephant In The Room. He was a regular on Comedy Central's Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn. He has a recurring role on The Office, and has been on other shows including Late Night with Conan O'Brien, The Late Show with David Letterman, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, The Jury, and Ed.
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At the Movies
Through Thursday July 28 th
UNITED ARTISTS EAST HAMPTON 30 Main Street, East Hampton NY 631.324.0448 (Matinees on weekends only. Movie schedules are subject to change. Updated schedules can be checked at www.uatc.com, or by calling the theater. Tickets can be purchased online at +++(,-./-.01(213. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, PG-13, 125 min. 3D: 12:50pm|3:55pm|7:00pm|10:05pm Standard: 12:30pm|3:30pm|6:30pm|9:45pm Captain America: The First Avenger 3D, Chris Evans, Tommy Lee Jones, PG, 124 min. 1:15pm|4:20pm|7:30pm|10:30pm Cars 2, Owen Wilson, Larry The Cable Guy, G, 113 min. 1:00pm|3:45pm|6:15pm Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon 3D, Shia Labeaf, Josh Duhamel, PG-13, 157 min. 12:00pm|3:15pm|6:45pm|10:15pm Bridesmaids, Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, R, 124 min. 10:00pm Midnight In Paris, Owen Wilson, Marion Cotillard, PG-13, 94 min. 12:15pm|3:00pm|6:00pm|9:15pm SAG HARBOR THEATRE, 90 Main Street, Sag Harbor 11963 631.725.0100 (Matinees on weekends only. Movie schedules are subject to change. Updated schedules can be checked at www.uatc.com, or by calling the theaters.) Midnight In Paris, PG-13 3:15pm|5:05pm|7:00pm|8:50pm ! UNITED ARTISTS SOUTHAMPTON 43 Hill Street, Southampton NY 11968 631.287.2774 (Matinees on weekends only. Movie schedules are subject to change. Updated schedules can be checked at www.uatc.com, or by calling the theaters.) Horrible Bosses, Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis, R, 100 min. 1:30pm|4:30pm|7:30pm|10:15pm Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, PG-13, 125 min. 3D: 12:50pm|3:55pm|7:00pm|10:05pm Standard: 12:20pm|3:25pm|6:30pm|9:35pm Friends With Benefits, Justin Timberlake, Mila Kunis, R, 120 min. 1:15pm|4:15pm|7:15pm|10:20pm
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