Arts

"Winterfest has proven its value to the East End by highlighting the area as an exciting destination through brand recognition," said Patricia Drake Snyder.

"We are pleased to feature fine artisans and craftspeople at the festival - an opportunity to local artisans to showcase and sell their works," shared Stephanie Israel.

"Southampton Arts Center has made it a priority to offer a wide variety of programs for all ages, and we are pleased to work with these wonderful partners to provide artistic and educational activities for children during the mid-winter break," shared Southampton Arts Center Director of Programs, Amy Kirwin.

"Native plants have been an important focus of Friends of the Long Pond Greenbelt since 2005," said Sandra Ferguson.

"Most of all the works are for sale, including many bin items at reasonable prices," said Danielle Leef.

"My hope for this exhibition, What We Love About the East End, is that it functions, both, as a gallery for the three founders works and a space that brings together the community for collaboration," shared Robin Rice.

"I can't express how excited I am to move forward with the presence of the EEO to enhance The Coast Grill environment," owner Pam Miller shared.

"We thought this would be a great opportunity to bring some of the best films of the last 25 years to moviegoers around the country," shared HIFF Executive Director Anne Chaisson.

Brush up on nominated shorts during a special Hamptons screening.

"We believe the Arts to be a powerful tool to create change," noted Kate Mueth.