Community Calendar

Join us on the lawn at sunset for a FREE screening of WALL-E. This year, HamptonsFilm is going on the road, partnering with various nonprofits on the East End for unique viewing experiences, including this one at LongHouse! (Rain date Aug 6)

Experience Harold Lloyd's beloved 1923 comedy Safety Last! with a live improvised score by pianist and composer Peter Tavalin. A graduate of Berklee College of Music and a lifelong jazz improviser, Tavalin has been accompanying silent films since 1980, creating expressive, in-the-moment soundtracks that bring classic cinema vividly to life.

Drawing on his skills as both composer and improviser, Tavalin crafts a unique musical experience for each performance, responding in real time to the action, emotion, and humor unfolding on screen. No two presentations are ever exactly alike.

For this event, Tavalin chose Safety Last! for its enduring charm and comic brilliance. “These days we can all use a good laugh,” he says, “and Harold Lloyd shows us that he definitely rates as one of the great silent film comics in the same class as Charley Chaplin and Buster Keaton.”

Join us for an evening of laughter, cinematic history, and live musical artistry as one of silent film's most iconic comedies springs to life with a freshly created score.

Presented by the Kingston Sailing Club

Join us for a refreshingly different way to support the arts—now in its second year--a summer evening on the Hudson River where we raise sails and raise funds in support of the Woodstock Film Festival.

The night begins at 5:30 PM with a dockside bubbly toast. At 6pm, guests will set sail from the dock for sunset-viewing cruise along the Hudson,, a social raft-up, and the chance to mingle on the water.

All proceeds benefit the Woodstock Film Festival’s mission to champion independent film and this year’s 27th annual taking place October 14-18, 2026.

Catch the wind—and the spirit of giving.

Tickets are $125

Join us on the lawn at sunset for a FREE screening of WALL-E. This year, HamptonsFilm is going on the road, partnering with various nonprofits on the East End for unique viewing experiences, including this one at LongHouse! (Rain date Aug 6)

Celebrate the 20th anniversary of the beloved Academy Award®-winning comedy-drama LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE outdoors at the Hi-Way Drive-In!
Join us for a special introduction with producer Peter Saraf and others TBA.

Before becoming one of the most celebrated indie films of its generation, this heartfelt and hilarious road-trip adventure first captivated audiences 20 years ago at the Sundance Film Festival with its unforgettable characters, sharp humor, and story of family, resilience, and chasing dreams.

Starring: Steve Carell, Paul Dano, Toni Collette, Abigail Breslin, Alan Arkin and Greg Kinnear.

Whether you're revisiting the film or experiencing it for the first time, pack up your VW bus—or just bring your family and friends—and enjoy this special anniversary screening under the stars!

FREE to the community, courtesy of Searchlight Pictures. Reservations are required.

Doors open at 7pm.

Come to the Homeport Barn for this special screening of The Keeper by Jon Bowermaster! Like many rivers around the world – the Hudson, America's First River and the Birthplace of the American Environmental Movement – boomed as a growing human population used it for transportation, sustenance and, for many years, a dumping ground. The river paid a price for all this use and abuse, struggling against its share of contamination. For the past nearly three decades the river's poet laureate and literal "eyes on the river," Captain John, has been at the forefront of each of those fights, taking on industrial and human pollution, suffering the losses and celebrating victories.

While he has had successes on the Hudson, committing a life to protecting a river is a never-ending fight. Today, John Lipscomb is one of more than 300 “Keepers” around the globe, looking out for their respective rivers. This screening will feature a talk with Jon Bowermaster and special guest John Lipscomb.

Join us on the lawn at sunset for a FREE screening of WALL-E. This year, HamptonsFilm is going on the road, partnering with various nonprofits on the East End for unique viewing experiences, including this one at LongHouse! (Rain date Aug 6)

Join us on the lawn at sunset for a FREE screening of WALL-E. This year, HamptonsFilm is going on the road, partnering with various nonprofits on the East End for unique viewing experiences, including this one at LongHouse! (Rain date Aug 6)

Join the Woodstock Film Festival for a special screening of threeASFOUR: FULL CIRCLE, the inspiring story of the visionary NYC fashion collective whose groundbreaking designs weave peace into every garment. Stay afterward for a Q&A with director Sean Ono Lennon and artists Gabriel Asfour, Angela Donhauser, and Adi Gil.
For more than 25 years, the avant-garde New York fashion collective threeASFOUR — Gabi Asfour, Angela Donhauser, and Adi Gil — have created clothing with uncompromising vision. Drawing inspiration from natural forms and pioneering techniques, they have continually pushed the boundaries of what fashion can be. Shaped by their childhood experiences dictated by conflict—Gabi with roots in Palestine, Adi with roots in Israel, and Angela with roots in Germany—the trio infuse their work with a shared philosophy of peace allowing diverse cultural perspectives to meet in creative dialogue.

Founded in 2005 as an evolution of As FOUR—the design collective established in 1998 by Asfour, Donhauser, Gil, and Kai Kühne—threeASFOUR’s work has earned them a devoted cult following, a Cooper Hewitt National Design Award, global museum exhibitions, and fans like Björk and Chloë Sevigny. Yet behind the acclaim lies an ongoing challenge to exist in an industry that prioritizes commerce over creativity.

Filmed over five years with unguarded intimacy, first-time feature documentary director Sean Ono Lennon, co-director Brian C. González, and writer/editor Jenny Golden’s partnership mirrors the creative collectivism they capture in front of the camera. The filmmakers bring a fly-on-the-wall honesty, crafting a raw, emotional portrait of three iconoclasts daring to center artistry and collaboration over money and profit.

Join us on the lawn at sunset for a FREE screening of WALL-E. This year, HamptonsFilm is going on the road, partnering with various nonprofits on the East End for unique viewing experiences, including this one at LongHouse! (Rain date Aug 6)