LIVE
I CAN DREAM, CAN’T I? — Songs of Love, Longing & Summertime
Sunday, August 31
Back by popular demand, Broadway star, vocalist, and writer Melissa Errico returns to Southampton with a brand new show, “I CAN DREAM, CAN’T I? — Songs of Love, Longing & Summertime.” When Melissa sings a classic, it isn’t a torch song. It’s more of a … searchlight, or even, more simply, a flashlight song: like one you take along a summer path to find the way. Errico’s voice throughout is like that summer flashlight. We may even see fireflies, dancing in the light, winking their desires, out to their lovers as pure light. Renowned jazz pianist Tedd Firth — a close friend & collaborator of Melissa for decades—— accompanies her with poetic solos that twinkle in the high grasses near the ocean. You can hear the breeze between them.
Hamptons Business Expo
Saturday, September 6
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Free Admission – Support Local Entrepreneurs
JAZZFEST - GODWIN LOUIS’ EXPERIENCE AYITI PROJECT
Sunday, September 7 | 6 PM
Presented in collaboration with Haiti Cultural Exchange (Brooklyn) and Wings Over Haiti
Join us for Haitian Day, a vibrant celebration of Haiti’s rich cultural heritage, resilience, and musical brilliance. This special event features the acclaimed Godwin Louis and his transformative Experience Ayiti Project—a powerful blend of traditional Haitian rhythms, modern jazz, soul, and Afro-Caribbean influences.
Through the heartbeat of rara, the pulse of kompa, and the spiritual depth of vodou-inspired grooves, Experience Ayiti offers a musical journey that honors Haiti’s past while reimagining its cultural future.
Presented in proud partnership with Haiti Cultural Exchange and Wings Over Haiti, this program is more than a concert—it’s a call to celebrate, connect, and uplift.
Come experience the rhythm, the history, and the spirit of Ayiti.
BRAM STOKER’S DRACULA, A RADIO PLAY
Fri - Sun, Oct 17-26 | 2 PM + 7 PM
Adapted for the Stage by Philip Grecian
Bram Stoker’s brooding tale of seduction, power, eternal life, hungers and thirsts remains faithful to the source material. In all its gothic glory, this masterpiece is presented in radio format. Just in time for Halloween, Dracula, oddly enough, is seldom staged. “I am drawn to gothic literature and Dracula may well be one of the finest examples of the genre. Plus, presenting literature on stage is important to Center Stage – and to me,” Disher stated.