Irving Berlin’s classic hit “Annie Get Your Gun” will be at Bay Street Theater through August 25. For tickets and times, go to www.baystreet.org.
On Sunday, August 25, at 7 PM, WordTheatre presents “Hearts Aflame: Love Letter and Torch Songs,” at Guild Hall in East Hampton.
Southampton Arts Center presents on Sunday, August 25, will be “Who Gets to Call it Art” at 6 PM. Learn more at www.southamptonartscenter.org.
Southampton Arts Center will have world music on the steps, featuring Jeff Marshall & Claes Brondal on Sunday, August 25, at 2 PM, and theater and opera, Dear Erish, on Monday, August 26, at 7 PM. Learn more at www.southamptonartscenter.org.
The Arts Center at Duck Creek in East Hampton will host Christina Weyl and “The Women of Atelier 17” on Sunday, August 25, at 5 PM as part of the Lichtenstein Lecture Series. Learn more at www.duckcreekarts.org.
The first North Fork Art District Tour begins on Sunday, August 25. Stops include William Ris Gallery, Alex Ferrone Gallery, and Hector deCordova Studio, and there will be a director’s dinner at A Lure Restaurant. The cost is $135 per person. Visit www.northforknow.org/art-district-tour.
Surf Lodge in Montauk brings Shallou on Sunday, August 25, at 6 PM. Head to www.thesurflodge.com.
As part of Westhampton Free Library’s weekly Mondays on Main community initiative, several businesses have organized a “Chalk the Walk” contest, which takes place every Monday in August from 6:30 to 7:30 PM. Children will be able to decorate the sidewalk in front of Chic, Tweed, Impulse for Men, Susan Hanover Designs, and Shock Kids in Westhampton Beach for a chance to win a prize. For more information, visit www.westhamptonlibrary.net.
The Jewish Center of the Hamptons in East Hampton brings in Ken Bialkin Panel for a discussion of the current issues facing Israel on Sunday, August 25, at 10 PM. Go to www.jcoh.org.
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On the evening of Wednesday, September 12, in the Community Room at the Amagansett Free Library, Tom Edmonds, executive director of the Southampton History Museum, gave an historical overview of “Jewish Immigration to Long Island.” Amagansett Free Library librarian Jackie Marks made the introductory remarks. Edmonds’s lively presentation covered the variety of forces that drove Jews towards the East End.
