Arts

"The group has been painting together weekly for many years," noted Kirsten Benfield. "We come together weekly in the studio of Janet Jennings, and have done since the group started in the original 'Golden Eagle Store.'"

"2016 has been an incredibly exciting year for Southampton Arts Center, and we look forward to ending the year on a high note with another month of entertaining programs for the community," shared Amy Kirwin.

"This residency is enabling me to develop my first jewelry collection and is a testament to Robert Wilson's guiding vision that continues to shape every facet of my life," Zach Eugene Salinger-Simonson said.

"The schoolhouse is at the center of our rapidly growing education programs and is rapidly deteriorating," Tom Edmonds noted.

"This year's Christmas Carol follows Neeza, Scrooges daughter on her journey at Dickens High as she navigates the issues young adults are often concerned with such as reputation and making friends," remarked Kasia Klimiuk, co-founder of OFVS.

"There's something for every documentary film lover in this year's line-up," noted HT2FF founder and executive director Jacqui Lofaro.

"Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Finest in World Cinema series continues to showcase the best of foreign, documentary, art house and independent films," remarked Erin Young.

"Art Basel is the preeminent art show in the country and we are privileged to be the Public sector's first partner in support of these tremendous works of art," said Jim Murren.

"This annual exhibition is a very important one for the gallery because not only does it give me a chance to reflect on the year, but it also gives direction and guidance for what's to come," remarked Tripoli Patterson.

"Building upon the tradition of presenting It's A Wonderful Life and the crowd-pleasing Cookie Walk, we have added Joe Landry's radio play, A Christmas Carol," explained Michael Disher.