Arts

"A Little Free Library is a free book exchange created to encourage the ongoing neighborliness and appreciation for literacy that exists within the community," said Susan LaVista.

"After almost 30 years of touring, and with each successive year, it becomes more and more special to play in New York - our home state," said Joe Pascarell.

The English born musician has created a stellar career as a solo artist - having recorded nearly two-dozen albums.

"We are thrilled to partner once again with OLA, and delighted to make the film program as well as the current exhibition accessible to the Spanish-speaking community of the East End," said Corinne Erni, Parrish Art Museum Curator of Special Projects.

"Jennifer has a truly unique sound that will be a treat to all who attend," said Amy Kirwin.

"My hope is that through this exhibit viewers will gain a new appreciation for these commonly overlooked objects that historically were essential to daily life, but today are almost forgotten," explained Emma Ballou.

"What makes artXchange special this year is that it's a direct collaboration with the community," explained Stephanie deTroy Miller.

"We have over 40 members taking part of this show and there will be oils, acrylics, mixed media, sculptures and photography," noted Danielle Leef.

"As someone who loves dance and movement and its interaction with the visual arts, I am very excited to hear Susan Rosenberg speak about Trisha Brown, who has hugely influenced the arts beyond dance," said Corinne Erni.

"Artists Choose Artists is not only a wonderful survey of the richness and diversity of artistic talent on the East End, but a great means to nurture relationships between artists who are at different stages of their career," said Corrine Erni, the Parrish Art Museum's Curator of Special Projects.