Mark Segal

“The Disappearance of Landscape: Oakleyville, 1964-2022,” an investigation of the practices of five artists who lived and worked between New York

Naturally Good for Dinner Montauk's Naturally Good Foods and Cafe, which has been serving healthy and organic foods since 1985, is now open for dinner every Friday night from 5 to 8.

What better way for the Bay Street Theater to conclude the summer season than with “Bonkers in the Boroughs” by Joy Behar, consisting of five short

Prints at the Depot “The Print Show,” featuring the print works of eight artists, opens Thursday at the Depot Gallery in Montauk and will continue through Sept. 7.

In conjunction with its current exhibition, “This Land: Considering the American Landscape,” The Church will show “Earth I Thank You: The Garden and Legacy of Anne Spencer,” a 37-minute documentary, on Saturday at 3 p.m.

LTV's Hamptons Summer Songbook by the Sea will conclude its third season in Wainscott on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. when Donna McKechnie performs “A Musical Memoir.”

In partnership with Hamptons JazzFest, the Southampton Arts Center will host a performance by Sammy Figueroa, a percussionist, bandleader, and Grammy nominee, on Saturday at 6:30 p.m.

Noname Artist is a New York-based contemporary dance company created in 2015 by Roderick George that “strives to use art as a form of protest and healing method to find agency,” according to its website.

Philips priced a €650 million green bond, marking the healthcare industry's first issuance under the strict EU European Green Bond standard.

The Peter Matthiessen Center and Now Voyager magazine will host a book talk and a celebration of the magazine at the Southampton Arts Center on Tuesday.