Arts 9-25

Author

Matthew Charron
September 25, 2025

See Monster | Arts, Culture, and Living

Ari Selinger’s Junkyard Hero

The upcoming Hamptons Film Festival will include "On the End," a film by Ari Selinger inspired by the true story of the effort to remove a mechanic from his Montauk property.
Music Festival to Rock Sag Harbor
The Sag Harbor American Music Festival will bring four days of concerts, all but one free, to multiple venues throughout the village.
A Harrowing Tale of Betrayal
"A Steady Rain," a two-actor play at LTV, is about a pair of Chicago policemen whose trust and loyalty are challenged after a domestic-disturbance call turns tragic.

Artists Connected to Nature
"Understories" at the Women's Art Center of the Hamptons features work by six artists who show both the visible and invisible forces that connect us to the living world.
Clooney Stars in Film Festival Addition
A film festival addition, "Jay Kelly" stars George Clooney as a famous movie actor and Adam Sandler as his manager as they travel together through Europe.
Adios, Coche Comedor
The big news for foodies on the South Fork this week is that Honest Man Hospitality has announced that it will close Coche Comedor, its Mexican restaurant in Amagansett, effective Saturday after a six-year run in the space next door to La Fondita.
Bits and Pieces
Jazz at Duck Creek, celebrating Jules Feiffer, Hamptons Pride film series, music in Montauk and Southampton, and a Bridgehampton Museum benefit at the Bridge.
South Fork Poetry: ‘Enjambment of Fallen Men’
“I have no intention of picking up the pieces, of starting where I left off,” Francis Levy writes.
The Art Scene
Bonsai workshop at LongHouse, group shows at Bridgehampton Museum and Depot Gallery, Bretzke and Elkins at Grenning, a new gallery in Southampton.
News for Foodies
Sunday suppers at the Pridwin Hotel on Shelter Island begin this week, and Peruvian food and afternoon tea come to the Baker House in East Hampton.

At the Galleries
Late-breaking and standing gallery and arts center listings that last beyond the opening receptions announced in "The Art Scene," updated frequently.