East End LOCAL
East End LOCAL
Northeast Stage will hold open auditions April 20 and 21 in Greenport for its summer Shakespeare in the Park production of “All’s Well That Ends Well.” Actors should prepare about 10 lines of a Shakespearean monologue and be ready to read sides; callbacks are April 22.
Southold Historical Museum will host a Burger and a Beer fundraiser Wednesday, April 22 at Greenport Harbor Brewing Co. in Peconic. The ticket includes a burger or cheeseburger, fries and a beer, with proceeds benefiting the museum.
Riverhead Free Library will screen the documentary “The Librarians” for National Library Week. The film examines book challenges and collection restrictions across the country, followed by a discussion.
Riverhead Free Library will hold a Long Island Reads discussion of “The Doorman” by Chris Pavone. The New York Times-recognized thriller follows a doorman and residents of a famed apartment building as a night of unrest escalates into violence and revelations.
Riverhead Free Library will screen “Wicked for Good” as part of its Movie Matinee Friday series. The free matinee begins at 1 p.m.; snacks and possible themed treats will be available. No registration is required.
Northeast Stage presents an evening of three one-act plays by Susan Glaspell at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Greenport. The program includes Trifles, Suppressed Desires, and The Outside.
Northeast Stage presents an evening of three one-act plays by Susan Glaspell at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Greenport. The program includes Trifles, Suppressed Desires, and The Outside.
Jazz guitarist Professor Craig Boyd and classical guitarist Hui Guo Boyd perform a program of classical, jazz and popular music at the Riverhead Free Library. Free admission.
A free Veterans Resource Fair and Food Distribution will be held at Southold American Legion Post 803, with more than 25 organizations offering information and support for veterans and active military. Long Island Cares will provide free fresh produce, and the first 200 veterans will receive a free brown bag lunch.
Veterans and active-duty military are invited to a free Veterans Resource Fair and food distribution at Southold American Legion Post 803. The event will include more than 25 participating organizations and free fresh produce from the Long Island Cares Farm Truck.
The Fabulous Thunderbirds bring their blues, R&B and rock ’n’ roll sound to The Suffolk, featuring co-founder and frontman Kim Wilson. Tickets range from $39 to $69.
Candice Guardino performs her 85-minute theatrical comedy “Italian Bred” at The Suffolk. The show draws on her Staten Island childhood with family impersonations, music, and virtual celebrity cameos.
The Butterfly Effect Project’s annual Wo/Men Empower Wo/Men Luncheon will be held May 9 at Rock Hill Country Club in Manorville. The event recognizes community members and raises support for youth programs serving ages 5 to 18.
The Wailers perform at The Suffolk as part of their “50 Years of Positive Vibrations” tour, celebrating the 50th anniversary of “Rastaman Vibration.” The set includes select songs from the album along with classic tracks, with the band led by Aston Barrett Jr. and joined by vocalist Mitchell Brunings.
Roanoke Avenue PTO will host its 2nd Annual Family Fun Community Day on May 16 in Riverhead. The free event features family games and activities, entertainment, vendors, community resources, food trucks and more than 100 basket raffles.
Frontiers, billed as the world’s number one tribute to Journey, performs Journey’s biggest hits from the late 1970s and 1980s at The Suffolk. Tickets are available online or through the box office.
Classic Stones Live brings its Rolling Stones tribute show to The Suffolk, featuring “The Glimmer Twins.” The eight-piece band performs Stones staples in original tunings with faithful renditions of classic songs.
Don McLean brings his songs to The Suffolk in Riverhead, marking America’s 250th birthday and the 55th anniversary of “American Pie.” McLean is a Grammy Award honoree and Songwriters Hall of Fame member, and “American Pie” is preserved in the Library of Congress National Recording Registry.
Don McLean brings his catalog to The Suffolk for a concert marking the 55th anniversary of “American Pie,” with a program that also includes “Vincent (Starry, Starry Night)” and “Castles in the Air.” Tickets are $55–$110; public sale begins Feb. 20.
Lords of 52nd Street, featuring Liberty DeVitto and Russell Javors, performs Billy Joel’s hits as they were recorded. The musicians played on classic Joel albums including “The Stranger,” “52nd Street,” and “Glass Houses.”
