Arts

"The Victor D'Amico Institute of Art is delighted to host a two-day Spring Critique at the D'Amico Studio and Archive in Lazy Point," shared Esperanza Leon.

"I love that the title of the exhibition, No Longer Supported, could be interpreted in multiple ways," Nightingale reflected.

"This moving comedy and drama of 'The Boys Next Door' underscores the everyday things in life we take for granted. The characters will charm you with their antics and pull at your heartstrings," said Terry Brennan of Hampton Theatre Company.

"THAW-Fest gives us all the opportunity to collectively illuminate the richness of arts and culture on the East End with a weekend of endless possibilities for visitors near and far to be entertained and enlightened," shares Amy Kirwin.

"Being able to bring one of the absolute best improv comedy troupes in the world to our stage is truly thrilling, and will be a special treat to all who attend," said Amy Kirwin.

"An event to underscore the change of season," said artist John Todaro.

"Spring season has officially arrived at the Parrish with a burst of creativity at our next PechaKucha, the East End's prime talent show," said Corinne Erni, Senior Curator of ArtsReach and Special Projects.

"'Image Building: How Photography Transforms Architecture' gives the museum an opportunity to fully explore the fascinating connections found among spectator, photographer, and architect, from the 1930s to the present. This is a very special project for us, and one we very much look forward to sharing with the public," said Terrie Sultan.

"Where else do we get a chance to see inspiring works of art, hang out with friends and meet some adorable puppies?" Sara De Luca pondered. "It's a dream come true!"

It is a successful effort to bring the "Greatest story ever told" to the East End of Long Island.