Arts

Winterfest - Live on the Vine, the four week, mid-winter music, wine and performing arts festival, is back at it again this weekend.

"Despite the disparate sources of the images, they share an earthy color palette," shared artist Michele Dragonetti.

"Southampton had the first commercial patent for off-shore whaling in the colonies," explained Tom Edmonds.

"It's awesome to see the loyal following it has developed," said Joseph Vecsey. "People are appreciating the quality comics we are bringing out."

"We are excited to begin the New Year with this visually stunning and environmentally mindful exhibition," said Amy Kirwin.

The four week, mid-winter music, wine and performing arts festival will feature fantastic performances, delicious eats and sips, and more.

"With my Boat Hulls photography series I seek to capture the individual character and texture of surfaces impacted by the elements and time, highlighted by the overlay of generally consistent structural features," noted Michele Dragonetti.

"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.