Arts

It is a great representation of an important piece of American Literature done in a ninety-minute, one act play that will thrill you.

"We are thrilled to continue to elevate the spirits of our community with sublime music and warm fellowship," Konstantin Soukhovetski said.

"A one hour ride of intrigue, murder and torment as a beleaguered sailor, the Mariner, recounts an albatross' revenge on the crew and the voyage," Kat O'Neill noted about the production.

"35 local artists will be participating as they showcase their oils, acrylics, mixed media, sculptures and photography," noted board member Danielle Leef.

"We're here year round for the community with inspiring exhibitions, art classes for children and adults, and diverse public programs," said Museum Director Terrie Sultan. "But I'm always especially delighted when we open our doors for a free community day so that everyone can experience all the Parrish has to offer."

"I love that Warhol, Pollock and de Kooning were all out there. I like imagining them working in the summer where we are all subjected to the same conditions," reflected William Richmond-Watson.

No need to worry about falling asleep or yawning through this action packed production with punch lines every couple of seconds because it has a razzle dazzle quality that will keep your total attention on the stage.

"It's an easy way to support the Festival and experience an amazing night of music!" Kelly C Dodds, Sag Harbor American Music Festival President & Co-Artistic Director, noted.

"We believe nature can be an inspiration for the artist, and this exhibition really showcases that connection perfectly," Kathy Kennedy noted.

"Promised Land today captivates us as a place of great natural beauty preserved as parkland, but it has a powerfully fascinating, lesser-known history as a significant port that was based on a thriving fishing industry, which fueled the local economy for many years," reflected Esperanza Leon.