Arts

"I can't believe how badly I needed to be with you all. It was an eye opener and I felt much better after it," Atlas said about her first live stream.

"It wasn't until years later that the negative effects of my service started to literally haunt me. It was the painting that opened that door back in my mind where the hidden suppressed fury was somehow stored and compartmentalized," Melillo told us.

"This romantic comedy is filled with hilarious and touching complications of empty nesters and their newly adopted dog," Terry Brennan shared.

I can assure you this Sherlock Holmes production will be like no other one you have ever seen.

"It's been the toughest to date, but we are discovering magical things within the songs, things only seasoned musicians can appreciate," Schiano told Hamptons.com.

"You never know when we might just break out into a Backstreet Boys song or a requested popular show tune, done in our unique style," Savage told Hamptons.com.

"The Parrish looks forward to the enthusiasm for art making and the creativity expressed in the Student Exhibition every year. That energy is amplified this year by the Museum's sixth Artist-in-Residence with three artists selected for Artists Choose Artists," said Parrish Director, Terrie Sultan.

"The theme of this exhibit came from a desire to showcase the collective exploration of spirit whether it be a literal interpretation as in sitting atop a skyscraper to capture the perfect, albeit terrifying, photograph or symbolic with a look into the musings of an abstract painter or a humorous illustrator," Andrea McCafferty and Kat O'Neill relayed.

"We're going to have a lot of vocals, we're going to have an expanded rhythm section with the percussion, and then the visual, we have some stunning visuals," Eaton told Hamptons.com.

"We hope that many will come out to hear their debut performance in our series - and I hope people will support this series that continues to give back to the community," Nancy Remkus said.