See Monster | Arts, Culture, and Living
HIFF 2026: The Full Lineup
The Hamptons International Film Festival has announced its full schedule of films and events, including in-person conversations with Amanda Seyfried, John Turturro, Jesse Eisenberg, and Ron Howard.
| Long Island Books: Midcentury Cool“Roy Kuhlman: Reluctant Modernist” is an informative read and a visual feast for graphic design aficionados or anyone who came of age reading Grove Press publications back in the day. |
| Two Men and a Tower of DishesA psychological thriller with an absurdist bent about two men trapped in a room and two women who oversee their bizarre punishment will have four performances at LTV. |
| The Howl: Rocking for a Cause“Nancy Atlas: The Howl” will bring a cavalcade of notable musicians to Bay Street for a performance that will benefit music programming at Pierson Middle/High School. |
| Dance Inspired by ShakespeareGuild Hall will host a dance-theater work in process inspired by Shakespeare and a panel on collaborative maritime restoration efforts. |
| The Art SceneThree painters at the Grenning Gallery in Sag Harbor, and the launch of a Tony Bechara book at the Parrish. |
| Sagg Swamp as an Artist’s InspirationThe Bridgehampton Museum will open an exhibition of photographs and textile works executed by Laurie Lambrecht in and around Sagg Swamp. |
| Women in Music, Tea Ceremony at LongHouseA discussion on how women are shaping the future of music and a Japanese tea ceremony are coming to LongHouse Reserve. |
| News for FoodiesA panel discussion on East Hampton’s new farms, Oktoberfest at Rowdy Hall, paella dinners at the fish farm, and fall specials at Bell and Anchor. |
| 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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