Back to Bayside by popular demand, magician Peter Boie turns skepticism into laughter with his masterful sleight-of-hand. Performing always with humor and audience help, Boie creates wonder: Is seeing believing? A free event, sponsored by Bayside Arts.

What do Baysiders love to do? Get together with friends on porches! In this new spin on family fun, stroll to porches at 37 George St., 40 Clinton Ave., 66 Clinton Ave., and 7 Pleasant St. (Shady Grove) where novel entertainments by local artists and delicious refreshments await! Make a circuit, meet your neighbors, and ... Read more

From his first articles to (now) over a dozen books, Rich talks about unearthing stories, research, reporting, and the writing process. In particular, he delves into his new book, which investigates a notorious murder in a family of wealth and status. A free event, sponsored by Bayside Arts.

By now most music lovers in the Village know this celebrated ensemble, for they have performed classical and not-so-classical works here for several years. Elssner, on violin, is a Bayside resident who has played with Maxwell (cello) and Wang (piano) since music college. A free event, sponsored by Bayside Arts.

A.R. Gurney’s drama, a Pulitzer Prize finalist, brings to emotional life the 50-year correspondence of friends Andrew Makepeace Ladd, III, and Melissa Gardner. From their youthful postcards to mature letters, the audience is folded into the affecting intimacy of their separate lives. A 90 minute reading. A free event, sponsored by Bayside Arts.