Develop foundational handbuilding pottery
techniques, including pinch pots, coil, and
slab methods with Hilary Helfant.
| Learn about horseshoe crabs in this program
with the Long Island Aquarium at the
Quogue Library.
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Improve strength and mobility in this upper body strength training class with Leigh at the
Senior Center.
| Hop along with QWR educators as we meet an
animal ambassador outdoors at the amphitheater. Then, walk down Peter Cottontails trail to his
favorite spot on the Refuge for an egg hunt!
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A casual chess session with your neighbors at the East Hampton Library
| Instructor: Leisa Taylor guides you through
essential pilates during this introductory class.
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Beginner Crochet & Knitting |
Pam Peterson teaches beginner crochet and
knitting at the Montauk Library.
| Late Night Studio Art Club |
Open to all, artists and crafters alike. Bring your own supplies and projects and join fellow night owls for
a few hours of creativity every month at
Ashawagh Hall.
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Start the Vegetable Garden |
This workshop, led by Renato Stafford of Homegrown Organic Food, will cover everything from
creating compost, selecting and starting seeds, transplanting seedlings, and garden layout, to
harvesting and using vegetables in the kitchen.
| Exhibition: “First Light” |
Celebrate student artists of Southampton at this
exhibition of creativity, curiosity, and artistic voice.
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Dark Skies ~ A Beautiful Necessity |
Learn why protecting our night skies matters in this engaging virtual Zoom presentation with a QWR
Educator. From simple lighting choices to community action, discover practical ways to keep our skies dark and our stars shining.
| The Westhampton Annual Spaghetti Dinner includes a delicious meal of Chef Carlo’s famous spaghetti and meatballs with salad, rolls, coffee, and desert.
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Join fellow artists focusing on life drawing at the
renowned Ashwagh Hall in East Hampton.
| Panels, book signings, and dinner events with
bestselling authors, investigators, and
legal/forensic experts.
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This stage adaptation brings Harper Lee’s
enduring story to life with emotional depth,
humanity, and hope. A girl grows up in a Southern town divided by prejudice while her lawyer father defends a Black man falsely accused of a terrible crime.
| Discover the Parrish with a Museum Docent.
Docent-led tours offer visitors a focused insight
into the Museum and exhibitions on view.
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Fortepianist Daniel Maltzs |
The Bridgehampton Museum presents, a concert by Vienna-based Fortepianist Daniel Adam Maltz
performing the works of Haydn and Mozart as they intended them to be heard —
in a private home on a period instrument.
| Join Kathy Solomon from the East End Center for Handwriting for two lively, feel-good 90-minute
sessions filled with loops, swirls, and curlicues—
designed to keep those fine-motor neurons firing!
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Come play Mah-Jongg, Board Games, Cards, or just come to sit and chat with your friends to have fun and meet new people. Beginners Welcome.
| Joan DiMonda, a Master Gardener and award-
winning quilter, will explore and explain the
connections between gardening and quilting.
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Offered in collaboration with Stony Brook
Southampton Hospital, this program focuses on art as a therapeutic tool to assist those with cancer, cancer survivors, and caregivers in
managing stressors.
| Author Mary Dinaburg and illustrator Russell Maltz lead a lively discussion on the making of their book The Sculpture and the Lawnmower Adventure. Based on a true incident in Bridgehampton, this charming book offers a unique and heartfelt perspective.
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An evening of art, dance, music, and food in
support of the Parrish Art Museum’s educational
programming and a celebration of the
10th anniversary of ACCESS PARRISH.
| Shiloh is the premier piano and cello duo on
Long Island, and they will take you on a journey through various musical genres, performing their unique arrangements of popular songs.
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Classic Movie - Easter Parade |
In this popular musical, Broadway star Don Hewes’ dancing partner leaves their team to pursue a solo career. The film stars Fred Astaire and Judy Garland, and marks the only time Astaire and Garland
were paired on screen.
| Join Diane for the healing benefits of having the singing bowls played while being gently guided to
relax and restore your mind and body.
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 Family Night at the Library |
Join us for treats, activities, and fun for the whole family. April 29: LARGE GAMES AND PIZZA!
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 |  Alini will guide you through classic flows to
improve strength and flexibility.
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