Arts

"The artwork in Shades of Light encourages us to embrace the light within ourselves, and let it shine for all to see," Joi Jackson Perle noted.

"We are thrilled to be able to continue our popular weekly series Now Showing," Anne Chaisson shared.

"The food issue is hitting the wall here. They've got more and more applicants that are going there for donations from the food pantry," Baldwin said.

"During this uncertain time, people need to find creative ways to express their feelings," Joyce Raimondo explained.

"We plan to stay connected to our documentary fans no matter what," Jacqui Lofaro reflected.

"Viewers can expect a variety of tunes - Broadway, pop, standards - in this inaugural Virtual Cabaret and Sing-along," Valerie diLorenzo revealed.

"If your family has enjoyed art workshops or Open Studios in the Museum, you'll love our weekly guides to art activities for six days of the week," said Assistant Education Director Jillian Bock.

"While we may not be able to gather people in person, we can still fulfill our mission of bringing high quality arts experiences to our constituents - we just have to get creative!" Julienne Penza-Boone noted.

"In playing the only survivor of The Secret Annex, I felt obliged to 'leave it all on the field," Conlon told Hamptons.com.

"We firmly believe that the arts provide the opportunities for inspiration, contemplation, and connection that feed our souls and raise our spirits. In challenging times, the arts are even more important," Terrie Sultan stated.