See Monster | Arts, Culture, and Living
Celebrating a Visionary Architect
“Dear Mazie” at The Church celebrates Amaza Lee Meredith, the first known Black queer architect to practice in the United States, and work by other artists, architects, and designers who reflect her influence.
| Coffee and Colonialism"Fresh Paint," the Parrish Art Museum's single-artwork exhibition series, features a new painting by Chase Hall, whose medium, hot coffee on canvas, has technical challenges and political resonance. |
| Darkness in the Pine BarrensCaitlin Mullen will read from “Heather,” one of the better received thrillers of late, at a Stony Brook Southampton M.F.A. program open house Monday night. |
| Sag Harbor Music Fest This WeekendThe Sag Harbor American Music Festival is now set for Saturday and Sunday from 11 to 6 on three stages at Mashashimuet Park. |
| From Piano Recital to Indigenous FilmThe Southampton Cultural Center will host a classical piano recital, an interactive sing-along with East End Jazz, and a new film by Ginew Benton. |
| Figurative Art Reigns in ‘EEC9’"East End Collected" will return for its ninth iteration at the Southampton Arts Center with work by 29 local artists. |
| Bits and PiecesMozart’s “Cosi Fan Tutte” at Guild Hall, poetry at the Leiber Collection, a Fleetwood Mac tribute at Bay Street, blues at the Masonic Temple, and a horticultural round table. |
| The Art Scene“Banned Book Project” to open at two venues, the Artists Alliance of East Hampton at Ashawagh Hall, and two painters at Keyes Art. |
| News for FoodiesFrankie’s Fabulous Italiano is offering half off the price of pasta on Mondays, and the same for appetizers on Wednesdays, pizza on Thursdays, and chicken Parmesan on Sundays. |
| 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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