East End LOCAL
East End LOCAL
The Suffolk presents Evil Woman: The American ELO, a multimedia concert tribute to Electric Light Orchestra. The performance features a 12-piece band with strings and song-specific video content.
East End Arts’ Satellite Gallery Members Exhibitions series hosts a reception for Diane Ogden’s exhibition at Mugs on Main in Riverhead. The public is invited to stop in during reception hours to view the work.
East End Arts closes its 2026 Elizabeth Richard Memorial Members Show, “In Motion,” with a reception and People’s Choice Award announcement on Saturday, March 7. The show features work by 143 member artists on view at both East End Arts gallery spaces in Riverhead.
East End Arts Council will host the closing reception for the 2026 Elizabeth Richard Memorial Members Show on Saturday, March 7 at 5 p.m., including the People’s Choice Award announcement. The exhibition includes work by 143 member artists across a range of mediums and marks the final show in the 133 E. Main St. gallery space before construction begins.
East End Jazz brings an all-female lineup to the Jamesport Meeting House for “Voices of Vision,” a Women’s History Month tribute to women who have shaped jazz. The program features music associated with artists such as Billie Holiday and Mary Lou Williams, plus original works and contemporary compositions.
Winter Jam is a Sunday afternoon benefit for the East End Arts & Humanities Council at Twin Fork Beer Co., featuring live music by The White Room, The NoFo Band and Dead Ahead Band. Tickets include one beer or soda, with food available for purchase from Mami’s Munch333z Food Truck and bar bites at the bar.
Meet the artists at the opening reception for “North Fork Up Close,” a group photography show by The Light Painters photography club at the Mattituck-Laurel Library Art Gallery. The exhibit is on view throughout March and highlights intimate scenes of the North Fork’s natural beauty and working landscape.
The Riverhead Free Library hosts The Donovan Project for an afternoon program celebrating Irish music ahead of St. Patrick’s Day. Free admission.
Pulaski Street School’s Mini Masques will present “Goldilocks and the Case of the Cheery Singing,” an original production written by one of the show’s directors. Community performances are Friday, March 13 at 5 p.m. and Saturday, March 14 at 2 p.m. in the Pulaski Street School auditorium.
The Irish Tenors return to The Suffolk for a St. Patrick’s Day weekend concert on Friday, March 13. The trio performs Irish standards and traditional favorites along with selections from their wider repertoire.
Women Sharing Art, Inc. hosts an opening reception for “Visions of Freedom,” a multimedia exhibition marking America 250, at the Suffolk County Historical Society Museum’s Gish Gallery. Meet the artists and view work by more than 30 participants exploring themes of liberty, identity and possibility. Light refreshments will be served.
Pulaski Street School’s Mini Masques will present “Goldilocks and the Case of the Cheery Singing,” an original production written by one of the show’s directors. Community performances are Friday, March 13 at 5 p.m. and Saturday, March 14 at 2 p.m. in the Pulaski Street School auditorium.
East End Arts & Humanities Council, Inc. will host a reception for a Satellite Gallery Members Exhibition featuring work by Mathew Chamakkala at Chronicle Wines in Peconic. The reception runs March 14 from 3 to 5 p.m.
Grammy-winning songwriter Jimmy Webb brings “An Evening with Jimmy Webb” to The Suffolk. The concert features Webb performing his songs at the piano and sharing stories behind hits including “Wichita Lineman” and “MacArthur Park.”
Hallockville Museum Farm hosts a Spring Country Barn Dance in the historic Naugles Barn, with live music and dance calling by Chart Guthrie. All ages and experience levels are welcome, and instruction will be provided throughout the evening.
The Suffolk presents “Songbird: The Singular Tribute to Barbra Streisand,” featuring vocalist Karine Hannah performing Streisand favorites including “The Way You Were,” “Guilty,” “Evergreen,” and “Don’t Rain on My Parade.” Tickets are $35–$79 plus fees.
Yvette Malavet-Blum, with Al Koll on piano, presents a cabaret program honoring women performers and composers of Broadway. The show includes songs from “Carousel,” “South Pacific,” “Gypsy,” “Evita,” “The King and I,” “Avenue Q,” “Wicked” and “Cabaret.”
East End Arts & Humanities Council, Inc. will host a workshop on self-publishing an art book. The session will focus on key steps and considerations for planning, producing and distributing an art book.
Poetry Street presents a live and Zoom poetry reading hosted by Chip Williford and Maggie Bloomfield, featuring Randy Fowler, Joanne Brown and Takudzwa Chikepe. The program includes an open mic and will be recorded for later viewing.
East End Arts & Humanities Council presents the 2026 Music Masters Concert at the Jamesport Meetinghouse. Eleven young musicians will perform following five weeks of rehearsals under the direction of Olivia Foschi, with proceeds supporting the EEAC Scholarship Fund.
