Arts

"I always look forward to talking about the collection and the many ideas that come into play when thinking about a new installation," said Alicia G. Longwell.

"We have a great amount of talent amongst the youth in our community," Peter Strecker reflected.

"This young, dynamic group are the recipients of the 2017 International Bluegrass Music Association Momentum Award and we are fortunate to have them performing here on the East End," Kim Folks shared.

"All the panelists participating in the American Values series love the idea of coupling films they participated in with discussion about the relevance of the films themes to our present day lives," remarked Jayne Young.

"It's been a fantastic time working with the whole school, and we can't wait to be back again next year!" said mentors of Shakespeare & Company.

"We are so fortunate to have the extremely talented Nancy Atlas back again this January for the Fireside concerts at Bay Street," said Tracy Mitchell.

"He's taken on the East End as sort of his muse," Christina Kepner said.

"It's the first all women alternative, non-commercial art fair," Lukov told us

"For most viewers inclined to check out a film about the subject, it will be hard not to cry," said Frank Scheck about The Final Year.

"What we generate for both the local tax revenues and state taxes is actually really impressive when you look at us as a whole. We are trying to demonstrate that we deserve more public dollars and more marketing support from all of the various agencies that promote our region," said Andrea Grover, Executive Director of Guild Hall.