Guild Hall

An incredible evening of light and beautiful music on a cold December evening. The venue was intimate, cozy and the candles made it magical. The High Line Quartet was superlative; their precision and expression unmatched in bringing to life Christmas music of both popular and ancient tradition. This concert is not to be missed!

Halloween Silent Disco was such a blast! Great costumes and the DJs were great, most fun way to celebrate the spooky season!

Wonderful to come to this welcoming place on a cold winter night to see a National Theatre Live performance again. I enjoy them so much and would otherwise not be able to see such excellent theatre from London without it.

Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy Great show, the cast and crew were so entertaining. Highly recommended.

It was such a nice intimate venue and absolutely loved the stage being lit up with candles. The musicians were incredibly talented and the music was beautiful. I totally recommend it

Brilliant evening at Guild Hall last night. The full talents of Naomi Funaki were on display—incredible tap dancer and now choreographer, director and producer.

Such a fabulous event for the entire family and friends!! Love the welcoming and beautiful setting! Great music variety! Thank you!!

Great time. Great music. Great musicians

I was ashamed that I thought this was "Guilt Hall", and I couldn't stop thinking about the remorse. But it wasn't! So I was no longer remorseful. Try the ice water. It's to die for, or at least to fatally be wounded for! More later, in approximately 4 and a half years! -Future T.J.

Just opened its 2017 summer season with "Angry Young Man," an absurd farce about the mishaps of a young Muslim doctor emigrating to England (co-production with NYC's Urban Stages). Four extremely talented actors work very hard to make this comedy, which debuted at the 2005 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, funny but too many of its jabs have become reality in the last 12 years. Director Stephen Hamilton is very talented and I laughed at some of the dialogue and Marx Brothers shtick. Show runs through June 18. This venue has a great upcoming line-up including NY Philharmonic musicians (June 24), benefit show with Jay Leno (July 1), new documentary screenings hosted by Alec Baldwin, a staged readying of Bob Morris's comedy "Assisted Loving" with Tovah Feldshuh and Richard Kind (July 28), and more goodies in August.

its a small museum with two halls - i was shopping on main street and ended up there its free admissions on friday so i didnt have to pay - good way to spend an hour

My hosts for the week treated me to a showing of "Immortal Beloved". I am not a classical music fan, but I had a good time. The host for the evening was Alec Baldwin, who hosted a Q&A after the showing. The theater itself was very nice and preserved/restored.

I've been here for so many school trips to see whatever crazy thing they want to "broaden our perspectives" about. The shows and films shown there (I hear from others) are amazing, but I should probably get off my butt and go. I can say firsthand though that the venue is a great looking place. I love historical landmarks still in existence around the Hamptons.

I will admit that I had low expectations. I purchased tix for the Kidfest Jason Bishop show and figured it would be decent, post-beach air conditioned afternoon entertainment. I was completely wrong - it was a really memorable and terrific time. We arrived early and saw the Lichtenstein exhibit which was small but had a number of good pieces. It was nicely curated. One of the lobby employees approached me and asked if the kids would be interested in participating in a cookie decorating class but I said they wanted to see the pre-show bubble guy so I offered up my parents and in-laws. She happily invited them all to join the class and even set up a separate table for them! They had a great time and even took home goodie bags with extra cookies and tons of decorating equipment for the kids (who were in the lobby enjoying the bubble guy). But the main event was the best part - the magic show was phenomenal. Even my father-in-law, who is a tough critic, said Bishop was the best magician he'd ever seen. Bishop was funny and engaging and although he did some standards like the disappearing woman and card tricks, he performed some tricks that none of us have seen before. Everyone at Guild Hall - from the lobby folks to the cookie team to the performers - was fabulous. And to think - it was just $14/ticket for the entire afternoon. What a steal!