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Celebrating Love, Long Distance
The Southampton Arts Center will be the site of the Long Island premiere of “Dear Jack, Dear Louise,” a two-character play by Ken Ludwig that celebrates the cross-country courtship of his parents conducted entirely by letters.
| South Fork Somm: New York Winemakers Champion Cab FrancA new wine movement called Cab Franc Forward is taking hold in New York. Co-founded by two Long Islanders, Gabriella Macari and Max Rohn, its mission is to make great wine while declaring cabernet franc the state’s premier grape. |
| A He Said, She Said ComedyA Valentine's Day edition of the Ha Ha Hamptons Comedy Tour will bring four nationally touring comedians to Bay Street Theater. |
| Music and Printmaking at The ChurchThe Church in Sag Harbor will host a performance by the pianist Baron Fenwick of original music by Roberto Scarcella Perino, an acclaimed Italian composer, and a printmaking demonstration by Samuel Havens. |
| Buttercup and HumperdinkTo celebrate Valentine's Day and honor the legacy of Rob Reiner, Guild Hall will screen his acclaimed romantic adventure "The Princess Bride." |
| Sag Cinema Heads WestThe Sag Harbor Cinema will launch a weeklong series of classic westerns from the 1960s by John Ford, Howard Hawks, Sergio Leone, Sam Peckinpah, Gordon Douglas, David Miller, and Monte Hellman. |
| News for FoodiesSilver Spoon Specialties on Race Lane has four workshops coming up, on grazing, making fresh mozzarella, hors d’oeuvres, and Italian cuisine. |
| Bits and PiecesSongs of Love from the Festival of Music, eclectic quartet on Shelter Island, world music at the Bridgehampton Museum, Hopefully Forgiven at the Temple. |
| The Art SceneCait Porter and An Hoang at Halsey McKay, abstraction from five artists at WACH, Darius Yektai and Daniela Astone at Grenning. |
| At the GalleriesLate-breaking and standing gallery and arts center listings that last beyond the opening receptions announced in "The Art Scene," updated frequently. |
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