Arts

"Anarchy breeds creativity in the most delightful of ways," noted Kat O'Neill.

"We need children and young adults to see live theater and we were very committed to that. Sort of no matter what it takes because in the end we feel that it's that important," Tracy Mitchell told us.

"Group exhibitions let me dabble within the broad spectrum of what contemporary art is today," noted Damien Roman.

"We are proud to be celebrating our 31st anniversary of the Harvest Gospel Concert Series this year," remarked Patricia Snyder, Executive Director of East End Arts. "The longevity of this wonderful tradition with artistic director Reverend Maryanne McElroy at the helm, leading the choir since its inception in 1986, is something to celebrate and honor."

"His vast catalog of photographs will appeal to all visitors, with many recognizable faces and other striking imagery representing the path his storied career has taken over the years," said Amy Kirwin.

"The idea of the vaudeville show has been a Springs Community Theater dream for a long time," shared Barbara Mattson.

"These are historic posters by some of America's greatest artists," shared Beth Meredith.

"My hope is that viewers will be encouraged to speed the recovery of Isabela by adding to your collection a work of art by Félix or by one of more than 30 artists who have kindly donated artworks to this exhibition," said Gallery Owner and Director, Tripoli Patterson.

"I hope this recital is, in some ways, a way for me to give back, to say hello again after a few years, and to share a musical narrative that I find personal," reflected violinist Max Tan.

"Our Association is 30 years old and seeks to sponsor and help enhance the cultural of art in the local area," notes board member James Slezak.