CANDLELIGHT: A HAUNTED EVENING OF HALLOWEEN CLASSICS

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STIRRING THE POT: FLORENCE FABRICANT & CHRISTINA TOSI

STIRRING THE POT WITH FLORENCE FABRICANT
GUEST: CHRISTINA TOSI OF MILKBAR

Stirring the Pot returns for the 15th consecutive year with a series of four insightful and entertaining talks. For the first session, New York Times food & wine writer Florence Fabricant will have a conversation with Marc Murphy, a chef and television personality. Then we’ll welcome Christina Tosi, known for her uncommon confections and string of Milk Bars. Then Pete Wells, who was the chief restaurant critic for The New York Times for 12 years. The final guest will be chef and restaurateur Andrew Carmellini, who has opened a collection of restaurants after making his name at the original Café Boulud.

Christina Tosi, an award-winning pastry chef and prolific cookbook writer whose iconic creations, notably cereal milk soft-serve, compost cookies and everyday birthday cake, are widely sold at her Milk Bar store and elsewhere. We have another Ohio native here but she now lives in Manhattan with her husband, restaurateur Will Guidera, and their daughter. Her background is diverse, including engineering, and  the food world noticed her once she began working for David Chang’s Momofuku empire in 2005. 

After the program, Christina Tosi will sign copies of her new book, Bake Club, in the lobby. Books will be available for purchase at the program.

Attendees are invited to arrive at 10 AM for a breakfast provided by Citarella.

FUENTEOVEJUNA: EAST END

Esta función está AGOTADA. Se tomará una lista de espera en persona solo a las 6:30 PM.

This performance is SOLD OUT. A waiting list will be taken in person only at 6:30 PM.

May 16 and May 17

7-8 PM: Recepción en el Jardín Minikes de Guild Hall
8-9:30 PM: Presentación en el Teatro Hilarie y Mitchell Morgan de Guild Hall

Desplazarse por Español.

Un clásico del teatro español, reinventado para nuestra comunidad.

Guild Hall y OLA del Este de Long Island presentan Fuenteovejuna: East End, una audaz reinterpretación de la obra del siglo XVII de Lope de Vega. Codirigida por las Artistas en Residencia Comunitarias de Guild Hall, Margarita Espada y Minerva Perez, esta producción—interpretada completamente en español— cuenta la historia del valiente levantamiento de una comunidad contra la tiranía.

Con un talentoso elenco de miembros de la comunidad latina de todo Long Island, Fuenteovejuna: East End es la primera producción teatral en español en Guild Hall.

Acompáñanos en una velada inolvidable de teatro que dialoga con el pasado y resuena poderosamente en el presente.
*Habrá un libreto en inglés disponible para quienes no hablen español.

Por favor tenga en cuenta: Este espectáculo contiene breves momentos de violencia y agresión representadas, y se sugiere para audiencias de 10 años en adelante.

7-8 PM: Reception in Guild Hall’s Minikes Garden
8-9:30 PM: Fuenteovejuna: East End performance

A Spanish theater classic, reimagined for our community.

Click HERE for the program and synopsis in English.

Guild Hall and OLA of Eastern Long Island present Fuenteovejuna: East End, a bold reimagining of Lope de Vega’s 17th-century play. Co-directed by Guild Hall Community Artists-in-Residence, Margarita Espada and Minerva Perez, this production—performed entirely in Spanish— tells the story of a community’s courageous stand against tyranny.

Featuring a talented cast of Latino community members from across Long Island, Fuenteovejuna: East End is the first Spanish-language theater production at Guild Hall.

Join us for an unforgettable evening of theater that speaks to the past while resonating powerfully in the present.

*An English libretto will be available for non-Spanish speakers.

Please Be Aware: This show contains brief moments of depicted violence and assault and is suggested for audiences ages 10 and up.

See more videos HERE.

See rehearsal photos HERE.

FUENTEOVEJUNA: EAST END

7-8 PM: Recepción en el Jardín Minikes de Guild Hall
8-9:30 PM: Presentación en el Teatro Hilarie y Mitchell Morgan de Guild Hall

Desplazarse por Español.

Un clásico del teatro español, reinventado para nuestra comunidad.

Guild Hall y OLA del Este de Long Island presentan Fuenteovejuna: East End, una audaz reinterpretación de la obra del siglo XVII de Lope de Vega. Codirigida por las Artistas en Residencia Comunitarias de Guild Hall, Margarita Espada y Minerva Perez, esta producción—interpretada completamente en español— cuenta la historia del valiente levantamiento de una comunidad contra la tiranía.

Con un talentoso elenco de miembros de la comunidad latina de todo Long Island, Fuenteovejuna: East End es la primera producción teatral en español en Guild Hall.

Acompáñanos en una velada inolvidable de teatro que dialoga con el pasado y resuena poderosamente en el presente.
*Habrá un libreto en inglés disponible para quienes no hablen español.

Por favor tenga en cuenta: Este espectáculo contiene breves momentos de violencia y agresión representadas, y se sugiere para audiencias de 10 años en adelante.

7-8 PM: Reception in Guild Hall’s Minikes Garden
8-9:30 PM: Fuenteovejuna: East End performance

A Spanish theater classic, reimagined for our community.

Click HERE for the program and synopsis in English.

Guild Hall and OLA of Eastern Long Island present Fuenteovejuna: East End, a bold reimagining of Lope de Vega’s 17th-century play. Co-directed by Guild Hall Community Artists-in-Residence, Margarita Espada and Minerva Perez, this production—performed entirely in Spanish— tells the story of a community’s courageous stand against tyranny.

Featuring a talented cast of Latino community members from across Long Island, Fuenteovejuna: East End is the first Spanish-language theater production at Guild Hall.

Join us for an unforgettable evening of theater that speaks to the past while resonating powerfully in the present.

*An English libretto will be available for non-Spanish speakers.

Please Be Aware: This show contains brief moments of depicted violence and assault and is suggested for audiences ages 10 and up.

See more videos HERE.

See rehearsal photos HERE.

PRIME VIDEO PRESENTS: SPOTLIGHT ON THE BETTER SISTER, A SERIES ADAPTATION

HAMPTONS WHODUNIT

Step inside the world of The Better Sister with an exclusive book-to-screen conversation featuring New York Times bestselling author Alafair Burke and the visionary co-showrunners of the upcoming Prime Video adaptation, Olivia Milch (Ocean’s 8) and Regina Corrado (Mayor of Kingstown) moderated by NBC News Entertainment correspondent, Chloe Melas.

Doors will open at 5 PM and refreshments can be purchased before, during, and after the program from Louise & Howie’s Coffee Bar in the lobby, to be enjoyed in the Minikes Garden. Food and beverage are permitted in the theater.

This program is presented as part of Hamptons Whodunit, East Hampton’s annual festival celebrating mystery and crime storytelling, this special event offers a behind-the-scenes look at adapting a gripping thriller from page to screen.

hamptons murder mystery

ART SOCIAL: GARMENT REVIVAL

Led by Laurie Lambrecht and Anna-Lena Hamann

$25 ($22.50 for Members)

By demand, we have added another session!

Join us for the new series, Art Social, where attendees will enter into a supportive and judgment-free session of art/craftmaking and socializing. Bring your friends and expect to make new ones while tapping into your creative selves. Workshops will be led by experts in their practice, and the projects are designed to be easily and enjoyably accomplished by all skill levels.

Do you have a piece of clothing that could use a creative touch to bring it back into your wardrobe circulation? For our first Art Social, don’t miss this opportunity to revitalize an item a special way. We will use needle felting to repair small holes or wear and tear and embellish the pieces with personalized motifs or other creative designs. In this way, you can give your garment a personal and sustainable touch.

Please bring an item or items you wish to revitalize. All other materials will be provided.

This lunchtime Art Social admission fee will include a complimentary coffee, tea, or soft drink, and pastries.

 

WINTER CLASSIC: ALL THE PRESIDENT’S MEN

HamptonsFilm and Guild Hall’s Winter Classic series returns with HamptonsFilm Co-Chair, Alec Baldwin and Artistic Director, David Nugent, presenting Alan J. Pakula’s 1976 landmark film, All The President’s Men.

Released four years after the Watergate scandal that began Richard Nixon’s downfall, the film won four Academy Awards® and is widely considered one the definitive political thrillers in movie history. Starring Robert Redford as Bob Woodward and Dustin Hoffman as Carl Bernstein, Pakula’s follow-up to Klute and The Parallax View cemented him as one of the most important American filmmakers of his generation.

In a post-screening discussion, Alec Baldwin and David Nugent will look at the legacy and influence of the film nearly 50 years after its release.

Run Time: 138 minutes

Food and beverage, including wine, beer, and cocktails, will be available for purchase before and during the program from Louise & Howie’s Coffee Bar in the lobby. Refreshments are permitted in the theater.

STUDENT ART FESTIVAL: RAUSCHENBERG100

The 2026 Student Art Festival: Rauschenberg100 celebrates the centennial of Robert Rauschenberg’s birth as part of an international initiative organized by the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation. A collaboration between eight East End public schools and ten regional artists, the exhibition explores what Rauschenberg described as the “gap between art and life,” embracing experimentation and chance through a wide range of materials and creative approaches.

Participating Schools: Amagansett School; Bridgehampton School; East Hampton High School; East Hampton Middle School; John Marshall Elementary School; Shelter Island School; Springs School; Pierson Middle-High School

Participating Guest Artists: Linda K Alpern; Scott Bluedorn; Peter Dayton; Eva Faye; Margaret Garrett; Candace Hill–Montgomery; Laurie Lambrecht; Bastienne Schmidt; Kevin Teare; Evan Yee

Organized by Anthony Madonna, Theater Director & Curator of Performing Arts, Kayla Matters, Programs Manager, Learning + New Works, and Claire Hunter, Museum Coordinator & Curatorial Associate.

Curated by the Guild Hall Teen Arts Council with Melanie Crader, Museum Director & Curator of Visual Arts.

ABOUT THE STUDENT ART FESTIVAL

The Guild Hall Student Art Festival (SAF) is a beloved tradition that encourages and celebrates the artistic achievement and imagination of students, Kindergarten to Grade 12, on the South Fork of Long Island. Through close collaboration with schoolteachers and districts, we explore an annual theme, partner each participating school with regional artists, produce an exhibition of new works, and link the tenets of creative production to civic participation.

 

ALMOND ZIGMUND: WADING ROOM

Almond Zigmund makes large-scale site-responsive installations, discrete sculptures, works on paper, and paintings that explore the interplay between space, perception, and the built environment. Her work is characterized by crisp geometry, vivid colors, and intricate patterns that often suggest walls, barricades, and enclosures. Zigmund is also the creator of Almond Artist & Writers, family-style dinners at the restaurant Almond in Bridgehampton where people come together to share and celebrate the artistic process; she has organized more than sixty-five gatherings to date. It is in this spirit of supporting the power of community engagement that Zigmund was invited to create a site-specific environment in conjunction with the exhibition Functional Relationships: Artist-Made Furniture.

Wading Room houses selections from Guild Hall’s permanent collection; functional, artist-made furniture for public use, including chairs designed by Almond Zigmund in collaboration with Justin Allen (Shepard Co Design); and other artist-made objects: lighting, chairs, rugs, stools, vessels, and sculpture. The artists Sabra Moon Elliot, Kurt Gumaer, Saskia Friedrich, Karen Simon, and Nico Yektai have also contributed to the space. A series of participatory public programs and collaborative projects will take place throughout the run of the exhibition.

We encourage visitors to linger, lounge, and interact in an artist-designed environment and to visit often to explore its potential.

This exhibition was organized by Melanie Crader, museum director and curator of visual arts, with Philippa Content, museum manager and registrar and Claire Hunter, museum coordinator and curatorial associate.

Enjoy These Related Programs:

Zigmund’s Hook Up 
Saturday, May 10, 12-2 PM 
FREE 

Zigmund’s Show & Tell Session  
Saturday, May 24, 12-2 PM  
FREE  

In Conversation: Lisa Perry & Almond Zigmund  
Sunday, June 1, 2 PM  
$25 ($22.50 for Members)  
 
Zigmund’s Wrap Session  
Saturday, June 21, 12-2 PM  
$15 ($13.50 for Members) 

Zigmund’s Chair Pose – BYOC  
Saturday, June 28, 12-2 PM  
$15 ($13.50 for Members)  

Zigmund’s – The Final Hookup   
Saturday, July 12, 12-2 PM  
FREE   

 

 

Get Your Limited Edition Almond Zigmund + Guild Hall Sweatshirt

Designed by artist Almond Zigmund for her 2025 Guild Hall exhibition, Almond Zigmund: Wading Room, our newest Artist + Guild Hall collab is available now in a very limited-edition run of 50 sweatshirts.  This thick, olive green, ultra-soft hoodie is sure to be your new favorite. 

Support Guild Hall while showing off your Wading Room style. Get yours now, as once these sell out, they won’t be repeated!

80% Cotton, 20% Recycled Polyester.  One size, Unisex L.

Click HERE to order your hoodie today!

Guild Hall members receive 10% off with code MEMBER10. Not a member? Click HERE for more information and to join today.

ART SOCIAL: MARINE DEBRIS VASE-MAKING – SOLD OUT

SOLD OUT – Email akirwin@guildhall.org to be added to the waiting list.

INSTRUCTED BY CINDY PEASE ROE

Join us for the new series, Art Social, where attendees will enter into a supportive and judgment-free session of art/craftmaking and socializing. Bring your friends and expect to make new ones while tapping into your creative selves. Workshops will be led by experts in their practice, and the projects are designed to be easily and enjoyably accomplished by all skill levels.

Join artist Cindy Pease Roe for a Marine Debris Vase Making Workshop focused on environmental action, upcycled arts, and sustainability. Participants will transform plastic marine debris into stunning upcycled vases using discarded secondhand glassware and marine rope collected from our shorelines. Learn how to craft beautiful and functional pieces while making a positive impact on our environment using art. Cindy Pease Roe is the founder of UpSculpt, a New York based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering action against the crisis of ocean plastic pollution using art, science, and educational workshops.

For this session, guests will being a vase from home (think of those glass vases from the florist) which they will use to create colorful upcycled masterpieces. Cindy will bring her extensive collection of marine debris collected from beaches far and wide to be used for this special project. 

Bring your own vase. All additional materials will be provided.

The Art Social admission fee includes a complimentary glass of wine, beer, or a non-alcoholic beverage, and lite bites generously donated by Harbor Market & Kitchen in Sag Harbor.

ART SOCIAL: COLLAGE-MAKING – SOLD OUT

with Perry Burns and Jolie Parcher

SOLD OUT 

Join us for the new series, Art Social, where attendees will enter into a supportive and judgment-free session of art/craftmaking and socializing. Bring your friends and expect to make new ones while tapping into your creative selves. Workshops will be led by experts in their practice, and the projects are designed to be easily and enjoyably accomplished by all skill levels.

Stretch your creative mind as broadly as it can go in this functional collage-making class led by artist Perry Burns assisted by his wife Jolie Parcher. Gather up pretty papers, paintings that can be cut up, bits of wallpaper, old cards, tin boxes, matchboxes, and anything that inspires you to collage over. There is no need to purchase more stuff when you can easily make a purposeful art piece with existing materials lying around your house or studio.

The Art Social admission fee includes a complimentary glass of wine, beer, or a non-alcoholic beverage, and lite bites generously donated by Harbor Market & Kitchen in Sag Harbor.