Arts

"Alec and I have been hosting screenings of classic films in the winter for over a decade of a range of films, and we're really excited to check in to the Overlook Hotel for this weekend's screening of The Shining," HIFF Artistic Director David Nugent explained. "

"This continues to allow the Parrish to provide the inspiring opportunity for hundreds of students to work with practicing contemporary artists," Terrie Sultan said.

"'Love Letters,' like love, is seemingly simple and deeply complicated. I adore this play," Disher concluded.

"This is a fearsome tale of neighbor against neighbor in the early days of East Hampton, when the now-familiar street names still belonged to the town's landowners, tenant farmers, pastors, whalers, rogues, and heroes," Dava Sobel noted.

"We try to keep it open for everyone looking to escape the doldrums of the East End in February," Brendon Henry concluded.

"Discovery of new artists informed my gallery vision over the years, and I have the opportunity to pursue this still," Arlene Bujese added.

"We are delighted we can hold our 10th anniversary concert at the place where it began for us, Bay Street Theater!" said Joe Lauro. "We are expecting some very special friends including Morris Goldberg and Dan Koontz to help us set the room on fire!"

"The Songwriter's Share evening is one of my favorite nights of the year," Eaton explained. "It's intimate, authentic and the perfect answer to winter."

"We are thrilled to bring a film series back that incorporates the filmmakers to our line-up as we have in the past," Tracy Mitchell expressed.

"Shirely Chisholm is one of the great American stories," Giulia D'Agnolo Vallan, head of SHCAC's Programming Committee, expressed. "Shunned by the political and the media establishments, her campaign for the presidential nomination took on head first issues of power, racism and gender discrimination we are still struggling with today."