See Monster | Arts, Culture, and Living
New Sag Cinema Leader on Film’s Immersive Experience
Mark Lubell, the Sag Harbor Cinema's new executive director, believes strongly in the importance of movie theaters in an age of streaming as they bring people together for shared experiences.
| Docs Equinox Celebrates WildlifeHamptons Doc Fest's Docs Equinox program will celebrate wildlife with documentaries featuring Siberian huskies, "problem" horses, baby hummingbirds, and the people who care for them. |
| John Glover to Attend Pride ScreeningThe acclaimed actor John Glover — who plays twin brothers in "Love! Valour! Compassion!" — will attend the Hamptons Pride screening of that film. |
| Happy Birthday to The ChurchThe weekend at The Church will include presentations by its staff members, an evening of storytelling and bluegrass, a round of sea shanties, and a community dinner. |
| 'In Process' at Watermill CenterThe Watermill Center will host presentations by three of its resident artists. |
| Bits and PiecesCowboy songs at the Presbyterian Church, standup at Bay Street, book talks in Bridgehampton, jamming and jazz at the Masonic Temple, a roving performance at Dia Bridgehampton, and "Love Letters" returns. |
| The Art SceneMarcie Honerkamp in a solo show at Springs Library, paintings and works on paper by Louisa Chase in Chelsea, and a tour of the Ellsworth Kelly exhibition at the Parrish. |
| Spring Restaurant Week Is ComingLong Island Restaurant Week will celebrate the arrival of spring with prix fixe menus at restaurants from Manhasset to East Hampton. The promotion will run from Sunday through May 3. |
| News for FoodiesThe Lobster Roll, Navy Beach, and Bostwick's on the Harbor announce opening dates, and a rosé wine workshop is coming up at Park Place Wines and Liquors. |
| 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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