Arts

"We are thrilled to showcase some incredible films in May's 'Now Showing' series that truly represent a wonderful range of current cinema for our audiences," David Nugent relayed.

"I am so honored to be named Executive Director of an institution that I cherish and feel so passionately about," Penza-Boone shared. "The current times are certainly strange and uncertain, but I am so confident in our community and steadfastly believe that WHBPAC's best days are ahead."

"Look for us to be doing some online events in the near future as soon as Phil and the crew learn how to 'zoom' and we look forward to seeing everyone in person once the time is right," Kraus told Hamptons.com.

"These titles reflect only a small portion of the films we'll be able to present once the Cinema is open," SHC artistic director Giulia D'Agnolo Vallan.

"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.