Arts

"This is a group of award-winning young musicians with the talent, poise and repertoire to propel them into the top tier of the genre," said Tom Hashagen. "Catch them now, while you can!"

"It's been far too long since the Grateful Dead were honored with a show dedicated to their unique brand of American music," said Gary Hygom.

"Rodgers and Hammerstein's, South Pacific, is based on the Pulitzer Prize winning James Michener novel, Tales of the South Pacific," explained director Michael Disher.

"I've always felt special being born on the 29th, and try to do special things with my life that spill out into other people's lives," shared Romany Kramoris.

"We wanted to host a Teen PechaKucha Night to highlight the energy and ideas of the young people in our community," explained series organizer Andrea Grover.

"Rapidly changing views of local land and beachscapes is the inspiration behind this show and sale," said Ann Lombardo.

"This is an opportunity for artists to realize their projects in an established gallery in Sag Harbor, generously donated by board member Richard Demato, while making a contribution to end the cycle of domestic abuse on the East End," shared Loretta K. Davis.

"My heartfelt belief that East End audiences would embrace a series of spring concerts was confirmed last season," said Marya Martin.

"The mission of the organization continues to be to extend local artist members the opportunity to display their works in a Southampton gallery and to support local art activities wherever possible," explained Dom Lamontanaro.

"In our 9th year, we are pleased to say that the fest has accomplished what it was created to do: Nurture the east end economy and give work to artists during slower, mid winter months," noted Jim Faith.