Close out Halloween weekend with Mel Brooks’s hilarious classic Young Frankenstein in this continuation of Guild Hall’s Feel Good Films series. Gene Wilder leads a brilliant comic cast in this loving spoof of classic monster movies, packed with iconic gags, unforgettable lines, and spooky fun—proof that even the undead can deliver monstrous laughs.
Third Thursdays at Guild Hall are a vibrant celebration of art, music, and community. Enjoy live music in the Minikes garden curated by Carlos Lama during extended gallery hours, offering the perfect backdrop to visit the exhibitions on view at a relaxed pace. Concessions, including wine, beer, cocktails, and light refreshments will be available for purchase from Louise & Howie’s Coffee Cart. Whether you come for the music, the art, the social vibe, or all of the above, Third Thursdays offers a welcoming way to spend warm nights on the East End with family and friends.
Advance reservations are available, but are not required.
DUE TO POOR AIR QUALITY, THIS PROGRAM WILL NOW BE HELD INDOORS IN OUR LOBBY.
Third Thursdays at Guild Hall are a vibrant celebration of art, music, and community. Enjoy live music in the Minikes garden curated by Carlos Lama during extended gallery hours, offering the perfect backdrop to visit the exhibitions on view at a relaxed pace. Concessions, including wine, beer, cocktails, and light refreshments will be available for purchase from Louise & Howie’s Coffee Cart. Whether you come for the music, the art, the social vibe, or all of the above, Third Thursdays offers a welcoming way to spend warm nights on the East End with family and friends.
Whatever Lola Wants is the East End’s very own youthful American Songbook and Jazz trio. They aim to unite the community through the power of music and by authentically resurfacing timeless tunes that speak to love & humanity.
The titular vocalist, Lola Lama, is a local actor, singer, and performer. With beginnings at Sag Harbor Elementary and Pierson, Lama recently earned a BFA in Drama from the New Studio on Broadway at NYU Tisch. She also received training at the Experimental Theatre Wing at NYU, Atlantic Acting School, and Interlochen Arts Academy. In addition to Whatever Lola Wants, Lama is the lead singer of the local multi-generational female-centric 80s Rock band, The Cherry Bombs.
On keys and additional vocals is 17-year-old NYC and East End-based singer/songwriter Matthew Brand. Starting piano lessons at only four years old, Brand is a true virtuoso, having just graduated from Mannes School of Music and kicking off a new chapter at NYU’s esteemed Clive Davis Institute. Matthew has composed, lyricized, produced, and recorded a pop-rock EP and other original singles. More accolades include writing a Piano Concerto that he premiered at Carnegie Hall, hosting an annual Charity Rock Concert at Horace Mann named “UrbanAid,” and music directing Voices for Change. When he’s not playing solo in Brooklyn, Matthew grooves alongside performers Lola Lama, Reilly Rose, and The Cherry Bombs.
Bassist Dylan Hewett is a fellow Pierson graduate and local musician with a Bachelor’s degree in Music from Gettysburg College. Hewett has experience playing with several East-End bands on both electric and upright bass. To name a few, the Lynn Blue Band, Wood Dog, and the Jack Marshall Trio. Last Summer, Dylan had the chance to play with legendary musician Ed Sheeran at Rosie’s Amagansett.
Advance reservations are available, but are not required.
Enjoy American roots music with Tractor, featuring Eric Simons, focusing on early blues, ragtime, country, R&B, and rock and roll.
Third Thursdays at Guild Hall are a vibrant celebration of art, music, and community. Enjoy live music in the Minikes garden curated by Carlos Lama during extended gallery hours, offering the perfect backdrop to visit the exhibitions on view at a relaxed pace. Concessions, including wine, beer, cocktails, and light refreshments will be available for purchase from Louise & Howie’s Coffee Cart. Whether you come for the music, the art, the social vibe, or all of the above, Third Thursdays offers a welcoming way to spend warm nights on the East End with family and friends.
Advance reservations are available, but are not required.
Third Thursdays at Guild Hall are a vibrant celebration of art, music, and community. Enjoy live music in the Minikes garden curated by Carlos Lama during extended gallery hours, offering the perfect backdrop to visit the exhibitions on view at a relaxed pace. Concessions, including wine, beer, cocktails, and light refreshments will be available for purchase from Louise & Howie’s Coffee Cart. Whether you come for the music, the art, the social vibe, or all of the above, Third Thursdays offers a welcoming way to spend warm nights on the East End with family and friends.
Advance reservations are available, but are not required.
Get ready for a hauntingly good time at Guild Hall’s Halloween Silent Disco Dance Party — where three DJs, three channels, and one unforgettable night of beats collide! Slip on your glowing headphones, show off your best costume, and choose your frequency… if you dare. With electrifying lights, spooky prizes, and a dance floor full of costumed creatures, this is the party to wake the spirits — and keep them dancing.
🎧 Headphones provided. Costumes encouraged. Good vibes required.
Cocktails and snacks will be available for purchase from Louise & Howie’s Coffee Cart in the garden.
DJs to be announced.
Slide into the second half of summer at our unmissable Silent Disco Dance Party in the Furman Garden. And your favorite DJ’s are back! Mister Lama will spin iconic disco and funk tunes, DJ Divina will drop some hot Latin beats, and Schvitz-a-Lot will blast the most danceable pop and hip-hop hits from the ’80s to today. Get your most fun-loving group of friends together and grab some headphones, choose your channel, and dance the night away under the stars in a high-energy, all-ages celebration of sound. And for those who don’t feel like dancing, spectating is almost as fun!
Wine, beer, cocktails, and snacks will be available for purchase from Louise & Howie’s Coffee Cart.
We can give you 250 reasons why you should kick-off the Independence Day weekend festivities at the popular and most celebratory Silent Disco Dance Party. Let’s start with three…Mister Lama will spin iconic disco and funk tunes, ZiggaSun will drop hip-hop and rap, beats, and DJ Divina will blast the most danceable Latin and Pop hits! Get your most fun-loving group of friends together and grab some headphones, choose your channel, and dance the night away under the stars in a high-energy, all-ages celebration of sound. And for those who don’t feel like dancing, spectating is almost as fun!
Wine, beer, cocktails, and snacks will be available for purchase from Louise & Howie’s Coffee Cart in the Furman Garden.
The Silent Disco Dance Party returns to the Furman Garden. DJ Mister Lama will spin iconic disco and funk tunes, Schvitz-a-Lot will blast the most danceable pop hits from the ’80s to today, and welcome DJ Divina with an all-Latin music station! Get your most fun-loving group of friends together and grab some headphones, choose your channel, and dance the night away under the stars in a high-energy, all-ages celebration of sound. And for those who don’t feel like dancing, spectating is almost as fun!
Wine, beer, cocktails, and snacks will be available for purchase from Louise & Howie’s Coffee Cart.
TWO PERFORMANCES:
1 PM TICKETS
4:30 PM TICKETS
SOLE Defined’s The Pulse is an immersive, high-energy performance that invites audiences of all ages to move, clap, and join in the fun. Rooted in African Diasporic dance traditions, the experience takes families on a lively, polyrhythmic journey featuring Tap Dance, Body Percussion, Sand Dance, and interactive moments that bring everyone into the rhythm together.
Performers use their bodies as instruments—transforming steps, claps, and movement into music in real time—creating a vibrant, living score that unfolds right before your eyes. Children and adults alike are encouraged to participate, turning the audience into an essential part of the performance.
By blending tradition with innovation and breaking down the line between performer and audience, The Pulse creates a joyful, shared experience that celebrates connection, creativity, and the unifying power of rhythm.
