Arts

"The shows have just been getting better and better," Vecsey told us about the Bay Street series.

"We love playing at Bay Street Theater because it's my hometown and we've had a long tradition of doing some really fun shows there," explained Joe Lauro, co-founder of the HooDoo Loungers.

"Our audience has asked us for years to continue to program films after the annual film festival, and we are thrilled to make this dream a reality," explained HIFF Executive Director Anne Chaisson.

"Ellen Johansen and I (the "Johansen-Markard Piano Duo") will be performing holiday concerts, featuring old and new holiday classics and winter favorites, arranged for four-hands," shared Marlene Markard.

"It is a feast for the eyes and sure to get you into the holiday spirit!" remarked Sara Jo Strickland.

"We are delighted to be returning to St Luke's this year, after falling in love with the series and the very special community that supports it last year," remarked Anna Williams, Neave Trio's violinist.

"We're so excited to support the festival on its tenth anniversary. And, in doing so, provide free access for everyone to view these important documentaries," said Carl Benincasa, Douglas Elliman's Regional Vice President of Sales for the Hamptons. 

"I think it's kind of fascinating that we can do everything from Gregorian chant to the latest classical composition, and in that mix we throw in our pop standards that we have done," William Fred Scott told us.

"It is the feel good, festive, family friendly dose of holiday cheer that we all need right now," remarked Anita Boyer and Kasia Kilmiuk. "There is something for everyone and the talent will blow you away and get you dancing in your seats!"

"The film and the conversation will add another layer to the understanding of Yigal Ozeri's life and work: his unique sense of fantasy, imagination, and ethereality," said Corinne Erni, Curator of Special Projects at the Parrish Art Museum.